Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-26
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
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Globe Beer has the reputation;
It is drank by every nation.

1t is drank by every nation.
Bill Heads, Letter Heads. Posters, Enve-
lopes aud all kinds OF job work neatly
and promptly executed at the Herald
Office.
A SO les OF meetings commenced in
the Methodist Church here on Thursday
night. Rev. Mr.. Stump will probably
be assisted by ministers from other points,
Mr.. Newton Brumbaugh while loading
-four at the warehouse ar. ThpletFS
siding. near town, OIL Tuesday, hut his
back in very painful manner.
The station at Front Royal as broken
into Wednesday night, Of last week, and
thoroughly ransacked. The thief or
thieves got nothing cf value for their
trouble.
At M!ldletown, Frederick county,
Tuesday last, Mr. r. b. Crockett, Ct
LOudoun county, and Miss Evolyu
Eggleston, daughter of Rev. ", T. Esgle-
sson, wee united in marriage.
Tie celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Gery's, here.
Mr.. Kinney Wartman, formerly of Har-
risonburg, was recently killed IN St. Louis
by an electric car running over him.
He had been living in that city for a
number of years, engaged on newspaper
WORK.
The Luray Courier says: "E. Lee Cul-
!ers, with a party of friends took from
the river one night last week seven and
half bushels of fish, weighed many Of
them, as much as f7e pounds apiece.
They numbered $50 and were taken with
ggs.
Globe Brewery, Stanton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
A number of people from this place
have been attending the services that
are held each night at the Brethren
Church at Maurertown. These services
are conducted by Elder Isaac Bowman,
of Philadelphia, aud are very interesting.
Much good will doul tess result.
The windy season, the most dangerous
part of the year for fires, is close at hand.
Look carefully to your chimnies, Ines,
stove pipes, ash barrels &c. Let our fire
apparatus also be thoroughly tested and
put in the most effective condition for
immediate service.
large number Of farmers in the North
and West are enquiring about homes in
the Valley Of Virginia. This is most
desirable class of immigrants. The tide
seems to be setting this way, and those
having lands for sale should not let the
chance slip, but advertise at once.
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 you feel weary,
To call for il at Mrs. Geary's.
Henry Grabill saw q large buck on
Monday, in the GOD between Riverside,
the residence of his grandfather, and thi'
place. Henry says the deer stood per
fectly quiet intently examining him for
some little time and them slowly trottet
of into the wood.
A SOW belonging to Mr. Frank Shtetz,
who resides on the Quay farm, on tt'
Furnace Road, went mad last week, and
died after biting her SIX or seven fine
shoats. She bad evidently been bitter
by a rahid dog while running at large OF
the road.
Persons living in the De ighborhOod o
Rldgely's School House. on the river abou
four miles east of Woodstock, are com
planning of certain persons of that section
permitting their dogs TO run at large
This should be stopped at once and thes
vlolators of the law brought to prompt
justice.
We regret to state that Mr.. Sanl
Saum. an aged citizen of this codnty, an
lifelong resident of Saumsville, died a
his home on Tuesday evening, after
brief illness of grippe, Mr. Saum was az
honest, upright man, good neighbor
kind and affectiOnate husband and father
and a steadfast friend, He leaves a mum
Der of grown children, several Of his son
bsing residents of Colorado, and an ageC
idow.
For many years Mr.. Saun has been
CONSTANT member Of the Christian
church. We have not been able to lear
bis exact age, but suppose him to be no
less than 20 years old.
Dogs were after Mr. NJ. L. Walton
sheep again on Sunday night. This
the second time this flock has been al
tackled in the last ten days. FOrtunatej
the dogs were heard and driven of befoi
any damage could he doue, tie shee
being in the yard elise to the house
Dogs also made raid on MI JOSEF
Haphis' flock Friday or Saturda
night, killing sone and woundng other
Unless some stringent measures are ADOPT
ed our people VIII bave to give up theshee
industry, profitable as it could be made
In order that the vagrant dogs may ovei
rss and take possession Of the country