Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-04-14

Wednesday morning at 6 o'clock, Q
membrsneous Group.
When a cold OF cough has been neglect
ed for long time and tubercles hav,
been formed in the lungs, the cure of th,
sufferer is hopeless How impOrtantit is
that these first stages should be watched
aud the first symptoms detected ant
cured with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrnp.
We are reliably informed that the
prohibition element in this county will
put a full ticket in the field fer all the
district officers, and probably candidates
for county and circuit clerks.
There will be communion services held
in the Lutheran church, at Toms Brook,
April the 23rd, 1893. Preparatory ser
vices on Saturday, the 22nd, at p o'clock.
p. m.
We are informed that thirty five horses
were sold in this place on Monday, the
first day Of the county court. Mr. David
SOndhiemer. of Washington, ore of the
best known buyers IN this market, pur-
chased II head. lie will be here again
at May court.
Nothing does the work SO well.-Mr.
P. Byrd Of New Grand Chain, Ills, writes;
"Being exposed to al sorts of weather l
am more or less liable to have pains of
s)me kind. l have tried a number Of
different so-cslled remedies, but nothing
does the work so well as Salvation OIL
1t is the best linIment have ever used"
A gentle and much needed rain visited
this section on Sunday morning. 1t was
followed by a much heavier one on Nor
day morning that has been of great bene-
fit to the growing wheat, gra-s and veg
etables.
Van Ptlt & Walton have something
to say in their big ad in this issue that
Is of interest to every man and boy in the
county. 1t is worth trip to Woodstock
to 60 through their big store-room and
see the stacks upon stacks of splendid
spring and summer clethng. Such a stock
has never been seen IN this county before.
If you want to know what delicious
fresh bread, buns, rolls, &c, are prompt
| ly furnished at Jno. H. HarmaR's Bakery,
Just ask Mrs. NJ. Geary, of Geary's Hotel,
and Mrs. w. L. Laugblin, OF the Shenar
doah House, OF any other Of the well
known kousskeepers of the town.
Absolute purity and full weight guaran-
tsed. Goods delivered at your door.
From the Winchester Times we learn
that Francis Marion Cunningham, a
highly esteemed prominent citizen Of
Frederick county, died at bis home at
Old Forge, that county, April Sth, 1893,
aged nearly 6S::years. He was extensive
~ engaged in milling and saving, and
was much loved for his strict honesty
and genial, kindly nature. He was amost
worthy member of tbeLutheran church
for twenty years.
Geo. Philips, jr., Young colored man
OF this place, has on egg that is truly a
curious freak Of nature. Starting from the
point or small end is growth not quite
as large az a lead pencil which, after
growing straight from the egg for a short
distance curls round the end in several
regular snake like folds. Some persons
who pretend to be posted on such things
say it indicates great summer for snakes,
while others contend that it foretells an
unusual number Of severe cases of snakes
in the foots durng the coming summer.
When the South bound morning pas
Sc nger train reached this place Monday
a colored man in one Of the seats was
ound to lie dead. He was a we'll built,
v igorous locking man. His death must
have been very sudden as a cigar he had
been smoking was It'll held firmly in his
mouth. his ticket was for HarrisOnburS
and the body was taken on TO that place.
No one on the train seemed to know any
thing about him, and we failed to learn
the point at which he took the train.
Messrs Wightman, Hi,ey Co. shipped
during the past few weeks from thi'
station about forty car loads of bark
Mr.. E. NJ. Bushong also shipped from
here a number of car loads recently. II
all went to Allegbaney City, Pa. This ii
but small portion Of the bark that il
shipped from this point every year. II
does seem like great pity that enough
en- terprise and capital cal not be found
here to erect tannery and thus get th'
great benefit that results to other points
from TIE use of this bark.
We are truly glad to see work com
msnced on the much needed pavement oil
e the sonth side of Court street from thu
Sticklsy & Boyer building to the Presby
terrain church corner on Church street
Outside of Main very few of our street
' are more used than this one, and th
. pavement will be of very great benefit t.
? large number of persons. We are in
T formed that as soon as this work is COM
j pleted the same contractor will com
B. mence laying the pavement on the nortl
side OF the street leading from Mr.. Pit
t mans residence on Main street to Mullen
8 burg street opposite the Methodist church
Q This pavement is also greatly needed
T.. and it's completion will be a source
congratulation to many people.
e The HERALD office is in greater need q
!, money now than it has ever been. i
:, fact we must baye it, and we now ask on
d patrons 10 pay mp their indebtedness a
10 soon as they read this ard not compel u
to resort to other means to get our own
}. We fully realize that times are hard, bu
p. at the same time tho amount of eacl
, ones indebtedness is so small that
y would require but little effort to rails
II il. Small as these amounts are the
70 aggregate pretty large sum to us. W
earnestly hope our friends will make
.-u..,.t ood LindIv ratnrn IN fltia AMMAN