Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-11
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

lust as soon as possible.
Mr.. J. L. Mumaw resigne d as Pos
master at Poca, and Mrs. Lydia Mumaw
has been appointed 10 is place.
Mr. L. R. Irwin is having the steps
aud gallery leading to his Opera Hall
renewed with first class material.
Harvest Thanksgiving services will be
held in tue Reformed church, next Sun
day morning. T be church will be deco
rated with grain, fruits, &c.
kAiul supply of eyeIyihirg good to eat
on hand all the time at c. W. Newtons'
When hungry just step IN and satisfy
your appetite at little cost.
Mr.w. H Borden Iai,ed 3l2 bushels OF
wheat on u acres aud 500 bushels on 80
acres. this year. Few OF our farmers beat
this yield.
Mr.. Henry Bailey, the popular fruit
raiser of near town, placed the HERALD
office under Obligations by present OF a
LOT of delicious grapes.
The second advertising car OF the New
Great Syndicate Circus reached here
Wednesday. Don't forget the day OF the
blgshow, Tues lay Ss3t Is.
The work of lsylog large tile sewers
along each side of Court street the
length of she county property Will be
aorlv 1aV
When you come to town circus day
don't fail to call ate. W. Newtons for
Your lunches. pies. cakes, candies fine
fruits and groceries.
The cornerstone of the new co1rt
house at HarrisOnburg will be laid on the
18th If October. The speakers announ-
ced tor the occasion are Judge John
Paul and Judge r. T. W. Duke.
Attention is called TO the advertise
ment of a small tract of land in tn
issue. 1t Is nicely located and will make
a good home Persons desiring a few
acres Of land and a pleasant residence
should examine IT
Mrs. Jas H. Williams Shenandoah
Female Institute will commence Its ses-
SION Sept. 18th. This school has won an
envlsble reputation, and we know of none
where yoong girls would be under better
Influences. or a more thorough training.
There is nothing to prevent anSone
oud calling If
"sarsaparilla," and there is nothing to
prevent anyone spending good money
testing the stun. bat prudent people, who
wish to be sure Of their remedy, take only
Ayers Sarsaparills, and 80 get cured.
The motion for new trial in the case
ofNewt ton Klbler, sentenced to death for
the murder of bis uncle IN Page county
will be heard by Judge Harrison at the
October term, and a stay of execution
has been granted until after that slime
A ioiu. discussion of the follOwin G
question will be held st Calvary T. o.,
Sept. 18th, at O'Clock P. m: Resolved:
That the United States should adopt
free coinage of silver at 16 to l without
waiting for an international agreement
All. J. Luther Kibler. Neg. NJ. d. Sheet
Monday was Labor Day, but also being
county cOurt day here, no one thought
Of observing it, and the chase after the
almighty and often Elusive dollar seemed
to be keener than ever. Both banks and
the post office transacted business a
usua,.
Ayers Hair Vigor tones up the week
hair roots, stimulates the vessels and
tissues which supply the hair with nu
triton, strengthens the hair itself, and
adds the oil which keeps the shafts soft
lustrous, and silky. The most popular and
valuable toilet preparation 10 the world
A gang Of professional burglars seen
to be working through the Valley. 90
far they have robbed the B. Il K. K
depot at CharlestowD, the post office al
Vaudeville, the post Office at Waynes-
boro, ami q number Of stores
Col. Joe Lane Stearn, State Inspector
of the Virginia National Guards, inspect
ed the Anderson Guards, OF this place or
Wednesday night of last week. Tho com
many turned ont with full ranks, and
made a very creditable appearance. Col.
Stesrn expressed himself as being very
mueh pleased with the company.
The Supery isors of Rockingham county
have decided to build the new cour
house in Harrisonburg of stone, or rather
Il will be faced with Indiana limesteD
instead of pressed brick as at first con
tracted for. THIS will cause bsav
increase in the cost.
Two brass bands helped very materially
In getting up the necessary amount Of
snthuse in the boys court day. One wa
from New Market town With far an
wide reputation for the number aud e1
callepce OF its band men. the other wa
the well known and popular Mt. Air
Cornet Band. This band in addition t.
being nicely uniformed also play renal s
bly, we'll for new organization.
Mrs. Tavenuer, wife Of Mr.. F.
Ta,enner, a welG'known lawyer Of tbi
place. war taken TO Winchester on Tues
day morning on the 1911 train to
under the treatment Of DIR. Love Of ths
city. Mrs Tavenner has been very III &c
some time and her many devoted friend
here hope to bear Of her rapid improve
ment and early restoration to perfe'
health.
We have received q communicate
from Hamburg which We cannot pnbllsl
tie writer having neglected to send b
or her name. We have published th
rule so often that we thought all OF
re iders we're familiar with 1t, The nam
is not for publication, but only qua
antee TO US that the article is from som