Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-19
Tie celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale az Gery's, here.


The prosl ect for ice seems to be
glimmering off in the distance and the
ice cream and soda water dealers are
down in the mouth while the young men
are correspolNnsiy elated.
A train of twenty-six cars ali loaded
with stock passed this place oG Tuesday
evening. Several cars of '.ock were to he
added to the tram at points north CT
here.
We are endebted to DR.. D. D. Carter
for late Florida papers. Interest IN that
section at this time seems to be concen-
trated upon the pugilist.c fight and the
price of oranges.
People should not leave their teams
standing in the street unhitched, no
matter how gentle the horses may be. II
this advice Is taken there will be no
Iunaways.
Do not send money in answer to adj
yertisements in newspapers to concerns
that premise big things on the receipt OF
81 OF more. They are swlndlers, and YET
get thousands of dollars,
Globe Brewery. Stanton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is T. A. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
For bad cough boil tablespoonful OF
haxseed ten or fifteen minutes IN
pint of water. Strain, add the juice OF
lemon, sweeten to taste, and drink
few spoonfuls every few minutes.
We are GLAD to learn that the Postofice
Department has determined TO give the
Yalleg two mails, each way, and are now
only waiting until the railroad company
can supply the necessary postal cars.
While We have been Ct JOY ing the mosi
springlike and delightful weather in the
Valley, with violets and dandelions
blooming in the open air ia England and
on the continent of Europe the weather
has been more severe than for many
years.
The Globe Brewery is always sure
To make beer that's good aud pure.
You can drink it day and hight
1t always gives an appetite.
Do not delay, If you feel weary,
To call for it at Mis-. Geary's.
As an evidence Of the HpturuiDg o.
nature in this section the boys are
peddling wild cress through the streets
IN large quantities, and our people car
e. joy greens cut in the open fields for the
first time in January within the recollee
tion of any one.
Miss J anie McMecheD, an attractive
and popular young lady, daughter Of Mr.
S. A. McMechen. a prominent merchant
of MOOrefeld, W. Va, died at her home
in that place, of consumption, on Jany
5th.
Grave apprehension is being aroused
for the safety OF next seasons fruit crop
1t is feared that the long continued ant
unusual warm weather will force the bud
so far forward that a cold snap later q
may kill the germ or bloom in tn
wood
Col. Jas. c. Baker, Of this place, com
manding officer of the Pad Va. Infan
try Regiment, has informed Capt PeTB
ms, Of the Roanoke Machine Work
Guards, that be would personally mus
ter the the company into the service o
the State.
The long cont inued pleasant weathe
has caused many Of our PEOPLE to set on
their bill onions. By this means the
will have this rather loud smelling bu
decidedly tooth1ome and healthy vege
table much earlier in the spiing tina
usual.
Work has bsen commenced on the Re
formed church on So1tb Main Street, il
this place, which is to be much enlarge
remedeled and improved. The cor
tempiased improvements viii make it
very handsome church edifce, and
decided ornament to that part of tOwI
We hope TO give full description Of tn
work in our next issue.