Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-01

The small boy has turned bis bare feet
out to encounter the hard knocks end
bruises of the highway. 1t will be
nothing unusual now to see one of the
little fellows stop with great suddenness,
grab toe aud squeeze it tightly with
both bands aud go hopping of on one
foot, with his dirty face screwed mp into
a thousand pain expressing wrinkles.
Although the fruit crop last year, es-
pecially apples. was very large one, the
prospect for a fair crop thus season is
good. The improvement in fruit culture
has been a marked one thorough this sec
ton tor the past few years. The time is
not far distant when the Valley will have
wide s. read and high reputation tor the
quantity, variety aud excellent quality
Of its fruit.
Geo. Nsllins, young cOlored man. and
probably one Of the most persistent and
rascallv thieves that has ever afii cted
this place, stole lot of chickens frsm
Mr.. NJ. G. Teller, of south Main street
on Tuesday about II O'clock. The chick
ems we're found where the scoIndrel bad
hidden them, but all search for him bas
proved unavailiug. II be ever makes bis
appearance here again we hope he will
be punished IN way that will stop this
continuous stealing around town.
Every Confederate Veteran n the land
should feel under a sense Of the deepest
gratitude to comrsde S. H. Cunningham,
the founder and editor Of the "Conteder-
ate Veteran" published at Nashville,
Tenn. He is doing noble work for the
South aud the cause which was dearer to
them than their lives and property. The
Confederate Veteran" is a publication
that should be welcomed and priced 10
the home of every true son OF the Sonth.
Send 10 eta. for q sample copy.
Although change of schedule will
take place on Sunday which will take of
one of the passenger trains now running
on the Valley Division B. & U Z. Z it
will make no reduction IN the number Of
trains as far south as Staunton, One
train will run from Brunswick to Staun.
ton and return the same day, thus Civ
Ing us two regular passenger trains day
each way as now, although there may be
some change in the time. The road be
tween Lexington and Stanton will loose
two trains. A committee Of business
men of Lexington went to Baltimore last
Wednesday to protest against the change
Prof. Frank Bushong. Of the Graded
School, and his pupils who gave such q
creditable exhibition here in Irwin''
Opera Hall not long since, repeated the
performance in New Market, on Friday
might last, for the benefit of the Con.
federate Monument Fund. of this place
They we're most kindly received by the
people OF that place, the old Confederate
securing the use of the hall free, while
the excellent brass band of that place
kindly furnished music in front OF th'
building and materially helping TO at
tract an audience. The exception to the
general rule was the person who owned
the three or four curtains or pieces o
scenery in the ball. who refused to ALLOW
the use Of them for less than three dol
lars. The audience was fair one aud
would have been much larger bat for tn
unfavorable weather. The young peopl
returned much pleased with their tri
and tho very kind treatment they re
; ceived from the good people Of Ne'
Market.
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" all.
IN Shaker Digestive Cordial helps 20
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