Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-03-31

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Persons from different parts of The
country Inform rs that the prospect for 6
fine fruit crop the coming season is very
good.
COlOred eggs for Easter have already
made their appearance on the market and
the small boys can hardly wait to get a
crack at them.
Dent forget the meeting of the TRY
Company" OF the Presbyterian church on
Friday night. The services will be
interesting
The dusty shoes. flashed faces and
bumped up backs of half the men you
now meet tells palmer than words that
gardening time is here.
Spring is coming, business will look up,
and BOW is the time to send in your adj
yertisements. Don't delay until tho sea-
son has past, but advertise at once if you
wish business to como to you.
We have received an interesting report
of the closing exercises of the public
school at Elizabeth, but its extreme
length makes it impossible for us to
publish it.
If the person who wrote to this office TO
have his paper charged from Rinkerton
to Mt. Jackson, will please give us his
name We will make the change with
pleasure.
The HERALD Office has been having a
good run OF job work We are prepared
to turn sut anything in this line at short
notice a1d on the most reasonable terms.
Bring your work right along.
Mr.. F. Sloan, lS7 Portland St., BOstor,
Mass, gives it superlative praise. He
writes; 81 have used Salvation Oil for
neuralgia, and find it superior to any
IMMINENT have ever used.
The dividing line between Warren and
FauqOler runs through Linden and the
pOst-oflce has always been on the War
rem county side. There is a question Low
whether it should remain in Warren or
be on the line.
DIR. w. A Mccormick died at his resi-
dence in Winchester last week. He was
the treasurer of the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad Company. Mr. Nc
Cormick went to Winchester many years
ago from Pennsylvania, and was 70 years
of age.
Daring the past few weeks measles
have been raging in this place, there
probably being as many as two or three
hundred cases at one time. The disease
has been mostly confined to the younger
people and we have not beard of any
critical cases.
The toothsome herring and shad have
been on the market for some time, and
as the prices are coming down 1t wont
be long before the men will be so full of
fish bones they can't pail off their shoes.
AS for the women-But that's none of
our business, anyhow.
Cough and cold are the Changer sig
nails" which nature has provided to
warn the unfortunate victim that the
affection which is now confined to the
head and chest may soon reach the lungs.
To avoid such a calamity take DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup when you first catch cold
The Farmers Friend double check row
corn planters, with or without fertilizer
attachment. The best planter made; fol
sale by Wightmsn. Hsey & Co., Wood
stock and Edinburg.
We call attention to the announcement
in this issue of L. 6. Walker. Now IS
the time and through the HERALD is the
way to make your candidacy known to
every voter in the county. Remember
the early bird catches the worm. Don't
be ashamed to let the people know you
want an Office.
Fresh bread every day, light as q
feather, and full pound loaves at five
cents, six for quarter, delivered at your
home. The incest fresh buns, rolls, cakes
and pies. Orders taken any time and
promptly filed at John II. Harman'i
Bakery, Woodstock.
Persons who refused heretofore tc
subscribe for the HERALD on account OF
its political views, but contented them.
selves with borrowing 1t from theiI
neighbors, can now pay for their reading
matter with a clear conscience as the
HERALD IS now independent of all poll
tics. We hope our subscribers will I'M
press this fact upon the minds of then
neighbers and friends when they come
to borrow the paper as usual.
fyou do not want to feel regret fol
many days to come be sure to attend tbs
Isplendid musical entertainment to be
given by the far famed musical organiza-
tion of Franklin and Marshall College o.
Lancaster, Pa, under the patronage Of
the Missionary Society of the Reformed
church, of this place. Don't forget, IRVINE
Opera Hall, Tuesday night, April 4th. 1
you want seat 90 at once as they are
selling rapidly.
Dir. James W. Golladay, a much re
spectsd citizen of Powell's Fort, thii
county died March 20, 1898, after linger.
ing illness, aged 20 years. He was The
father of Rev. r. E. Golladay, of Balti
more, Md, and was a consistent member
of st. Dsvid's Evangelical Lutheran
church for % years. He died firmly EN-
bracing the faith Of the church of which
be bad 20 long been a worthy member
His funera. took place at st. David
church, March 25tb, and was conducted
by his pastor, Rey. NJ. L. Carpenter
Two Sudden Deaths.
TT people of Toms Brook were great
" shocked by the sudden and unexpected
death of Mrs. Jacob K. Coffman, an ol'