Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-05
Globe Beer has the reputation;
IL is drank By every nation.
The celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Gery's, here.


Is for sale at Gery's, here.
1t is reported that Mr.. Bige DeHaven
and three of Chas. Baylies' children were
bitten by a mad dog at Green Spring last
week. They were not seriously huIt.-
Winchester Times.
Patrick Mcnamara, for iorty-twO years
sexton and grave digger of Thornrose
cemetery, Stanton, Va. who has buried
thousands, died few days ago, aged 80
years.
We are Undecided 70 Mr.. John H.
Hoover for a nice treat consisting of
oranges, grape fruit and syrup. al tie
products of the farm of Mr.. Frank Davis
Of Mandarin, Florida.
Mr.. J. w. Hotel, residing s5ont two
miles south of this place landed two bass
last week that weighed three and half
pounds each, and two yellow suckers that
weighed three pounds each. Who will
be the next lucky nan ?
Globe Brewery, Stanton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention.
The election for a member of Congress
from this district to succeed Gov. Chas.
T. O'Ferrall, viii take place on the Both
of this month. The many Candidates Will
have Jnt a short time TO hustle around
snd mend the bad places in their fences
Watch night services we're held in the
Methodist church here on Sunday night
commencing at II o'clock. The meeting
was well attended and the services were
deeply interesting aud impressive, the
advent of the New Year being greeted
with the familiar hymn God be with Us
till we meet again"
The Globe Brewery is always sure
TO make beer that's good and pure.
You can drink it day and night
1t always gives an appetite.
Do not delay, If VOC feel weary,
To call for il at Mrs. Geary's.
You may not have noticed it, but it is
true that the failures in Petersburg in
1913 were of persons who did not advertise
Through the period of business depres-
sion and financial disaster the advertisers
stood like a stonewall. -IRder-APpeal.
The above is pointer for our business
men. There Is virtue and profit in sd-
YeTtising.
We arc Indebted to our friend q. c
Teller Of the QueeD City Hotel Cumber-
land, Nd. for the beautifully gotten up
menu of the Christmas Dinners at that
hotel and the Grafton House. Toe cards
are perfect works ef art while the dinner
was clear out of sight, that is of OF oar
sight. But we really do envy the fellows
who did get chance at that grub.
Two freight trains were taken Of OF
the B. & o. r. r, on Thursday, one
being no As that passed this place north
bound at 2, y in the afternoon, and The
other is no. a. that passed here south
bound at s.55 at night. Passenger coach
es were put on the two way freights so
that th local travel will not be incoa-
venieneed. These trains will be put bach
with the increase of freight trah'
towards spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Martin, Of Thu
place gave an elegant party on the nigh
of Dec. eth, 70 large number OF thell
friends and the friends of theil
son Willie, who was at home from
the University of Virginia, for the hOli
days. The supper was splendid sprea'
and embraced everything that eoul'
tempt the appetite. All present spent
most enjoyable evening, the bospitabl
host and hostess spairing nothing thai
could add to the pleasure Of their guests
Mr. VIM. NJ. Hill, clerk of the Count.
Court of Nelson county. died at his RESI-
dence in Livingston, on Saturday, Dec
Both. He had filed the position 0
County Clerk for TWENTY-FIVE years ane
was popular as well as an eficien'
officer. Mr.. Hill was well and favoraei.
known in this community, having maj
RED Miss Mary Haas. daughter Of MsJo
Isaac Haas. Of this place.
Mr.. Hill was a gallant Confederat
soldier and had lost one leg, while IN ser
vice. He leaves a wife to mourn bis loss
His many friends will regret to hear Q
his unexpected death.
The third aunaul banquet given o
King Arthur Lodge No. 70, knlgh's
Pythias, came off at the Shenah1oa
House, in this place, en- the nignt
Wednesday, Dec. goth. The invitation
were confined to the members OF u
Lodge, their female relatives, guests az
sweethearts. Assembling in the spaciou
parlors Of the hotel the hours passe
most pleasantly in song, mIsic anu col
versation until the supper csil was AZ
nounced and all repaired to the large OH
ming room to find many rows OF taOis
spread with everything that could temp
the appetite. We would be glad 10 gS
the menu but it would take mp more
our space than we can spare. II Just S'inl
" compriied every thing that was goOu
eat served in the style that has made 'nl
hotel popular wherever known AO''
e5 guests sat down to the tables.
We are GLAD to ,ay that the H. Oh
Lodge, Of this place is one OF Tue ,no'
fOurishiDg and prosperous IN the S'a''
Il numbers abent 70 memDsis sDo
rapidly increasing.