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

apple brandy for sale.
Globe Beer has the reputation;
1t is drank by every nation.
II you want the best handmade buggy
harness, you can find it at GTabills.
Clover and Timothy seed for sale by
Wightmau, Hsey & c., st Woodstock
and Edinburg.
Tie celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Geary's, here
Always sign your name to communities
tions intended for print This is only
wanted by the pubisl er ard is not in
tended for the public.
Prices range from two to ten thousand
dollars at Excelsior Maible Works, Mt.
Jackson.
For a good horse brush, Thistle or root,
60 to Grabills.
Whether a girl likes cigar smoke or not
depends upon whether it is her brother
or some ether girls brother who does the
smoking.
Globe Brewery, Staunton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is I. 4. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
There will be an o,ster supper with
other refreshments, in tho school house at
ST. Luke, on Saturday nj, hit, the II inst
Proceeds are for the benefit of tho band.
Mrs. R. F Leecb, of this Place, has a
splendid Bermuda Easter Lilly, forty-two
inches high. that will be in full bloom IN
few days.
Grabill has now a good root hame, at
a low price, call TO see it..
No political preference shown. Republi-
cans, Democrats, Prohibtionists and Peo-
Pies party monuments and JombstOnes al
Excelsior Marble Works, Mt Jackson. Va.
Mr. Geo. Hotel. travelling salesman fer
a Baltiuo7s firm, and well known IN this
place, died a few days ago al the Johns
Ho9kin, hospital in Bal lmore, Of Brishts
disease.
Inscription cut upon and erected at
graves without extra charge. ombstones
completed within q hours after receiving
order by Excelsior Marble Works, Mt.
Jackson.
After this week l will be able to meet
the demand for cheap trunks, telescope
bags, and Pacific bags. They are on the
way.
Rev. P. Stump closed a weeks ser
vices at Pine Grove, near this place, on
Tuesday evening. Large and interested
congregations were in attendance each
evening.
Drop us a card and We will call upon
you at Your bomes. You need not stop
work one hour. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Excelsior Marble Works, Mt. jackson, Va.
The local editor of this paper is indebt-
ell to bis friend Mr.. c. Z. Headley, of the
firm Of Headlsy & Anderson, of Edinburg,
for handsome present which Is fully ar'
preciated. We are glad 10 know that this
enterprising firm is doing a splendid
business
The great strike at Homestead does not
effect the Excelsior Marble WORKS, Mt
Jackson, Va, who still manufacture monu-
ments and tombstones a prices that defy
competition.
Timely discovery prevented disastrous
couaagration at the large stoaewall Mill,
near this place, on Wednesday. Friction
of Journal in the top story caused fire
that injured some of the machinery to
such an extent as 10 compel a shut down
Of some hours.
A large lot ofhorse collars. of all grades,
are now on sale at Grablll's. He claims
to have the best SLIGO horse collar ever
offered 10 this market.
ADumber of the yOung ladies of the
different churches gave delightful
musical entertainment on last Friday
evening in tho paIlors OF Mrs. H. II.
Riddleberger's residence. The rooms were
crowded with highly appreciative audi
ence The proceeds were divided am ong
the different missionary societies of the
churches.
The name Of Cabin Hill a we'll known
little village in this county, has been
changed to COnicville. We earnestly hope
our old friend, Andy McQuay, who was
really the founder and builder of the
pl,ce, had nothing to do with this abomi-
nable change. Who did DO this thing,
ANYHOW
All designs, from the p'alnest to the
most elaborate, any style duplicated,
building marble of all kinds, curbiDg,
vases, iron fencing, m onuments and
tombstones furnished by Excelsior Marble
Works. Mt. Jackson, Va.
The Globe Brewery is always sure
To make a beer that's good and pure.
You can drink it day and night
1t always gives an appetite.
Do not delay, If yOu feel weary,
To call for it at Mrs. GearJ's.
barn belonging to Mr.. Thomas Cook,
a short distance from Stephens City, was
destroyed by fire on last Friday night,
along with four hcrses, harness, sleigh,
binder, mower, two wagons, other farm
ing implements and six tons Of bay. Only
partially insured. The fire is supposed
to have been of incendIary origin.
Except for the walking Sunday was a
beautiful day, bright ADD clear, and just
cold enough to be braciDg. A gOodly
number of our people went down to see
the partially completed iron bridge being
built across the river, where we regret to
say thay found a number Of hands at
work. The bridgels badly needed bat not
sufficiently so as to require dissertation
Of the Sabbath.