Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-02-21
GENERAL LOYAL NEWS.
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in TIE Valley, at P. L. Yates Il Sen
The HERALD force return thanks 10
their old friend William Lambert iOr d
present of as ine a lot Of apes a. any
one eyer stuck tooth IN.
Mr. Lewis C. Kniesley, of this piSce'
was painfully hurt on Wednesday morn
in, by horse stepping on bis foot an
badly crushing one of bis toes
Mr. John Brooks, it,, is digging out the
foundation for new house on his iot'
pea. Indian Springs Park, on the soa'a
edge of town.
Water crosses, which grow in spring
branches. are scarce this season and are ID
great demand at high figures. Many Oh
our springs could be made very proh'aoio
n this way.
The cold wave struck our section In
dad earnest on Wednesday night Tue
mercury touching zero at several polpls
in this place at daylight Thursday. The
wind was brick and piercinsly cold
The Martha Washington Tea party
given By the m,mSers Of th' L1therAn
church and Sunday school on Friday anu
Saturday nj gats, will b. an interesting
ala ir.
The fierce gale Of last week, blew INC
-,ofsro IL. covered railroad bridge a.
T,mberville, aud it is also reported u
have torn the roofs FROM two moving
freight cars.
Jnst after going to press last week
learned that Mr.. Nilt Fravel, several
miles north west of town, had portion
Of his barn roof taken off by the high
wind of the Tuesday previous.
The cold snap may canse rise II tue
,-,cs Of eggs which had fallen of heaVl-
r. The time for the greatest production
1. bowever. close at hand, and prices
must come down.
Moob of life's misery is due 10 ind
oss,ion: for who can be happy with
Tin in his stomach AS a corrective ana
s,rsnstbeper of the alimentary organs
Avs,,s pills are invaluable, their use be-
inc always attended with marked Denent
Now is the time to plant your spring
advertisements. Those planted ID COCA
coil like that of the HERALD always
visld well. Merchants, who have triec
a. sxneriment. tell US that they have
fo,rd advertising il a paper of general
circulation, fine investment
Watch YOUR chimnsys aud stove -pipe'
dprins this dry. windy weather A mum
her Of foul fass' caught FIRE during INT
Da.t v-.els-ortaa iays, causing SON,
alarm. Be careful with your fires:
oancs of prevention 10 worth tons oil Gu
in case OF this kind.
Aeptleman wearing large fur owe
coat was waking along Court sure
Wednesday when his garment attract
the attention of LOT Of logs that folio
ed HIM some distance barking furious
I'm, afraid to tackle anything so large.
"Bacteria do not occur 10 thu blood
m the tissues of a healthy living bod
A,,ber Of man or the lower animals"
SAWS the celebrated DR.. Koch. OH
doctors SAYS that the best medicine
randsr the blood perfectly pure d
healthy is Ayers Sarsaparilla'
Tn, hog cholera is proving qnite d
.trnotiye to swine in Clarke county. D
Hlrdssty has lost 81 hogs some
them large enough for butchsring a
his neighbors have lost abont ITO he'
Mr.. d. r. Meade has also lost ,sbout
head.
Tbs alarm of fire on Tuesday mornin
Ua, caueed 10y the barring of ohimn
at the residence OF Miss Sallle Guile
on south Muhlenberg street. The
dspartment responded promptly aud VI
IN readiness to throw water, but found
was not necessary.
Two interesting communications III
Edith received several weeks $50, We
unfortunately mlslaid and were
found until toe late for publication
regret this very much but 1t cannot
helped, and We hope Onr corresponds
there will understand the situation
On Monday and Tuesday mornI2rf
mercury was as low as 8 deg,SSSs abO
zero. We thought that it was mite col
hut since we have heard 81 the te
aturs prevailing in~N York a
ser places, at the same1 We
sseo WIN '"e 'us that we
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