Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-16
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Trace Johnson 10 NlsltlnS AOi"'ilN0
al COnieville, this county.
Mrs. Ella Allen, of MOOrefeld, W. Va,
is visiting Rev.. P. Stump and family.
Mr.. Claud Albert of this place, is visit
ing relatives in Washington, d. c.
Miss Cora Pitman is visiting relatives
IL HArrisonburg
We are sorry Chipmsuk's communica-
ton from Zrpp arrived too late for this
issue. 1t will appear next week.
Mr.. Fl. c. Teller, of the Queen City
Hotel, Cumberland, Md, with his wife
10 visiting his relatives here. He paid a
pleasant call to this Office.
Oliver Groves, of Mt. Olive, is the
champion young hunter Of this county.
With his dog he has killed during the
season 10 coons, 81 o'possums and IL
.knnks. What Shenandoah boy can 60
ahead OF this
The Virginia Legislature have finished
up all the work of the season adjourned
last week. Senator 81. L. Walton re-
turped last wednesday. He .OOk an
active and leading part during the sea-
son.
Mr.. c. X. Painter of Somerset, Indiana,
writes. "please continue the HERALD an
other year as it Affords me much pleasure,
as sm Shenandoah boy and fud much
to interest me-" Mir. P incloses the dol
lsl, and the paper will surely 20.
Miss Lizzie Grabill lost a small open
face silver watch between BOwman's
school House and her home on north
Main street in this place. The finder will
please bring 1t to the HERALD Office.
Oar correspondents viii please drop
the flying business rackit. Outside
readers will soon think that Shenandoah
visitors have wings and so sailing Ground
20 see their friends.
Although the Steel Roofing Works here
bad some trouble IN getting a suitable
location they expect to have their build
inEs ~ and ready TO 20 20 work ins ide OF
two weeks.
To ROSE BUD.-We never published
communications. unless we know tbe
name of the writer This is rule in all
printing Offices, aad 1t is very important
to us to know who writes what we pub
lish.
Fine onion sets Of approved varieties.
B. Schmltt.
Ladies. do not fail to go to HarrisonOurg
Cd 2lst and 22nd, Wednesday and Thurs
day aud attend the grand Spring open
ing of VIM Loeb & Son. They promisey you
= grand treat, and you Y i'll be welcome
and have the best treatment.
Flower seeds and garden seeds.
b. Schmitt.
The dinner given by the ladies of the
Reformed church, in the Stephenson
building. Oh court day, was pretty big
success. and a good sized sum vas realiz-
ed. The fair at night also attracted a
large crowd, AMI brought in shekels
galore.
For some time it bias been reported that
the Geary House, one OF the best known
and popular hotels Of the Valley, was
70 change hands. We are glad to say
ths, this is not the case. The house Will
remain under Mrs. Geary's control and
the management of Mr. Geo. Geary, who,
since bis fathers death, has made enc
of the best and most successful Of land
lords.
Easter Dyes, of al kinds. B. schmitt.
Semitic color Egg Dye at 5cts
package is superior to any, color doz.
Dealers supplied at discount.
The display of artistic ceiling, siding,
&C., by the Steel Roofing Works attract
ed a great deal Of attention court day.
The manager, Mr.. bTcwR, informs US
they have enough orders on hand to keep
them running for some time. 1t certain
" shows some enterprise in our people in
recognizing aud taking hold of a good
thing when they see it.
The Yong people and the school at
Calvary will celebrate the Easter holidays
with a series of entertainments on Fri
day and Saturday nights, March % & "a.
The entertainment will be first class and
very enjoyable, a good orchestra having
been engaged to furnish music.
The admission will be Only 10cts. just
sufficient TO cover expenses.
LaNdre'1's reliable garden seeds sold
by B. sehmitt in packages, IN bulk, by
measure By weight. Prices in all cases
lower than you can obtain by ordering
yourself
Some farmers suggest that the corpora
ton of Woodstock secure boats 70 run on
the road known as the Van Buren, Furnace
road, az It has been almost impossible tor
two weeks for them to get to town With a
load. They suggest that they might IN
load when they get to the corporation
line and have their loads transported
through the mud and water by boats.
Another suggests converting the road
Into canal, for the reason that the
water which runs on the middle of the
road for several hundred yards would be
sufficient to fill canal.
The Columbia Furnace road is said to
be in fearful condition. Would it not
be well for the town Authorities to give
these roads, at Least, enough attention to
enable farmers, who desire to come to
Woodstock. to get Eere.
Our competitors cannot understand
why 50 many of the best painters all over
the land recommend the L. 81 NJ. Pure
Paint. 1t is because they know its su-
psrior quality and are as desIrou that the
work they do shall give satisfaction.
Satisfactory work will not result from
infarfor material We guarantee every