Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-09-20
LIME KILLS

ted into lime Of snowy wilderness.
It's today shipped off in car load lots
and brings ample remuneration to those
whose enterprise and labor are converting
this rocky cliff into silver dollars.
CIGAR FACTORY.
On main street is the Cigar Factory of
Mr. John II. Crabill. He here employs
thirteen bands who are constantly en-
gagged in rolling choice brands of Sumatra
Connecticut and Havana tobacco into
fragrant cigars for the lovers Of the weed.
His trade is constantly increasing, a nd
this Notwithstanding the fact that so
many of the fanatics of the North are
mourning over the sins of those who use
tobacco.
SAW AND CHOPPING MILL &c.
Messrs Smith and Crabill still continue
the saw and chopping mill at the old stand
where the slowly revolving wheel has
attracted the attention of one generation
after another. They have attached to
this mill a cider press by which they
utilize a part of the enormous crop Of
apples with which this valley is blessed
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
Dir. E. f. Ruiz takes care of the sOles
of the people at his boot and shoe es
Enlistment East of C. W. Jones store
while Mr.. Charles Albert cuts and trims
their hair and refreshes the inner man
with the choicest ice creams and Geo. W.
Crabil and Joseph Rosenberger furnish
the choicest Porter House steaks and
veal outlets for the lovers OF more sub
stsntial TODD.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
To preserve the evidence of the great
loveliness of the bellies OF this section Mr.
Frank Bean devotes his attention, ant
upon reasonable terms furnishes photo
giAphs which the young men would no
give up IN exchange for the best rivel
farm in this section Of the county.
BLACKsMITHING.
Near the Photograph Gallery is hearC
the sound of the hammer and the anvil
from the shop of Mr.. Harrison Mile
which has been Resembling along Toni
Brook valley for forty years or more
! h., tLo tbupdarn ~ artiller "
and the roar of musketry called thu
sturdy young blacksmith to other scenes
He marched with the Brook boys to thu
front and was with them on the plains o
Manassas when One-hslf their number
fell in their successful effort to turn bscl
the advance of HeintEelman'S corps.
LIVERY STABLE.
Mr.. VIM. Bowman runs the liver.
which supplies commercial men ant
counting couples with fine teams, a
moderate prices.
CARPENTERS.
Messrs. D. NJ. Crabill, C. N. Crabill
and Stewart Furr are the principle car
D nters of the town. and as Ailt look
over the many houses that have so rapid
sprung into existence in this place b
can feel assured that the evidence of hi
ufs's labor will outlast his own existence
here. AS his father aud grandfathe
worked with the square and compasses
so he follows their examples by bein
connected with the same craft.
The mail for the people is handled b
Mr.. II. w. BOrOen the sccOmmodatin
Post Master who has a neat office We
equipped with dust proof boxes and al
other necessary provision for expeditions
" handling the mails.
CHURCHES.
Rev. L l.. Smith is pastor OF th
LUTHERAN CHURCH which has under /
charge largo Sunday School and
,nrishing Christian EndeayOr Societ.
The church is situated near the soutl
ern portion of the town and is handsom'
y furnished.
Utmost opposite on beautiful risir
hill. stands out the METHODIST CHURcl
which we are informed will be great
improved by the efforts of the ladies
Q that congregation who are now makir
I arrangements to paint and decorate Il
: interior. Rev. Fl. L. HOut is the past
B OF this congregation.
] At the opposite end OF the town STAN
It a beautiful Church, erected by Il
o United Brethren, Of which Rev. W.
b. Cleary is Pastor. Toms Brook is ~
J. supplied with churches and IN addition
the home of one or two pastors Of 9th
denominations.
PHYSICIAN.
DIR. @. w. Brown answers the calls
!, the sick aud by his skill restores them
IN health.
MILLINERY.
il Miss Rebeocs Kinker Adds addition
3. charms to the lovely features Of the lad
4 By decorating their heads with the mt
=, autiful hats and bonnets.