Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-16

Globe Beer has The reputation;
1t is drank by evsry nation.
Mrs. Wa. Bennett has three rooms 70
rent. Inquire at her residence.
The Governor has offered reward Of
500 for evidence 10 convict the persons
who recently engaged in tie prlze fight
in Richmond.
Bill Heads, Letter II eads. Posters, Enve
lopes and all kinds OF job work neatly
aud promptly executed at the Herald
Office.
TIE celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Gery's, here.
All the people at Buena Vista are en-
ployed. and so far this winter the town
has not had single appeal for aid. Very
few towns in the United States can ga y
that much.
Four hundred prominent citizens Of
Roanoke having signed petition for the
pardon of James B. Richardson, one Of
the Roanoke Iioters, sentenced to a year
in jall, Gov. O'Ferrall has pardOned him.
Mr.. Jas Wright, We regret to learn, was
accidentally shot by one of his sons. last
week he had been away from home AID
unexpectedly retained at night. Hissor,
supposing it was thief gave him load
of shot. Nj Wright was painfully in
jured.
A Young man was very agreeably sur
p'ised in Woodstock, last Monday. Be
wanted to get nice wedding suit and
thought he would hare 20 take a trip TO
the city to get il, but be called IN at the
New Bork Bazaar, examined their
samples and found that he could co as
well in Woodstock as in Philadelphia.
Globe Brewery, Staunton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. Quensen,
Who'll give al orders prompt attention
The ladies of the Reformed church will
have dinner IN the StePhe nson building
known as the Valley Inn, opposite the
Court House on March Court day, for the
benefit of their Church sll ere cordially
asked to lend a helping hand. Don't
forget the time and place.
number Of trsinmen on the Valley
Branch, B. & D. r. r., have been laid
off for a short time on account of lack of
traffic, this being alwsys the dullest part
syear in railroad business especially
6lt4tbe freight department We hope the
boys, some of whom are from this piaO1
aad neighborhood, will be of duty but
for a very short time.
The Globe Brewery Is always sure
To'make beer that's good and 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 Mrs. Geary's.
Persons vho send though the mails let
ters ordering counterfeit money violate
the postal laws and are liable TO fac Of
$500 and Imprisonment for eighteen
months, according 10 recent ruling by
Assist Attorney General Thomas. Those
who receive letters from green goods"
men had, therefore, better not reply to
them.
The Christian Observer, of Louisville
Ky, publishes roll of honor of several
hundred little children who have mem
orzed the child's chatechism. and to
whom it las sent certificates Of that feat.
The following are those On the roll from
Woodstock:
Nina CARRIER, Annie Clover, AID Ray
Albert
News has reaeheu Warm Springs OF q
desperate fight on BLACK Allegheny"
mountain, near the West Virginia line,
between several deputy United States
marsbals and party Of Illicit distillers.
Two of the marshals were killed out
right, as were also two Of the distillers.
and one man was badly wounded.
Although tie weather is roDgher and
more wintry feeling and looking than any
we have yet bad, those pretty harbingers
OF Spring. the robins, are here in con-
siderable numbers. As These most useful
birds, they being among the greatest of
the insect destroying kind, are fully
protected by law, and all who are in
terested in their preservation should keep
careful lookout for all offenders and
see that they are promptly brought to
justice.
The annual Martha Washington Tea
Party will be given By the younger
members OF u Lutheran church in the
colrt house room on the evenings Of Feb
22ad and %. The Columbian Gag drill
and the Flower drill by q number of
young people are Just splendid and will
be a very agreeable surprise. As the
admission is free no one shOnld fail to be
III uauO
Oysters aud world Of other refresh
ments will be sold at a very low figure.
Don't you miss one Of the lest things you
have seen for long time.
The county Court last Monday refused
to grant license to Mr.. John Strickler to
open barrooD at Strasburg A unctiou,
whereupOn the applican appe ed to the
Circuit Court We do not low upon
what particular grounds. thu bart refus-
ed to grant the license, bat en general
principles the decision wiz Aeceived
as e very righteous oDs; OOms
may be considsrsesse wa khere
it-is especislS>oat one 20, .oe Eed in