Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-24

vessels Ie.6 at exposed points aIouh
town.
The first part of the week gave us yer
cool days while the nights were decIdedl
cold. Tuesday morning light frost wa
seen in low places and along the waite
coUr-,s. 1t vas not sufficient to do an
damage as lar as we could learn.
The home of Thomas Price, nsar LuIay
Psee county, vas discovered to be o
fire by some of the neighbors, recent
about 10 O'clock at night. The famIl
were all sleeping and were barely arous
cd in time to escape with their livos e1
cept the aged mother-in law of MI. Price
who persisted III the fl imes.
The "Bicycle's Best Friend" is famiI
lar name for DsNitts Witch Hazel
SalNe, always ready for emergencies
While a specific for piles il also iustan tl'
relieves aud cures cnts, bruises, sal
rheumatism, eezsna aud all affections o
the Skin. IL never fails. l.. Il Irwin.
John IS Mates barn about mlel
south OF New Market was burned u.
children play ing with coin shuck ciga
rettes. last Sunday about p. N. Tn
lJss moulded straw rick, barn, 40 TO 81
tons OF h.y aud $50 worth of phosphat,
that had been put in the barn the day
before. The loss was about $500. In.
surauce 800.
The dwelling OF Nj. Geo. Jon es, al
Cedar Grove, Frederick county, canght
fire during the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, aud was totally destroyed along
with every thing in the building The
Ore was originated by a bad chimney
aud poor roof. PsrAdoxIcal as it may
appear it is another instance of riches
taking away by means of defective
Aue
On last Thursday, fre Orok.l o1t in
Prospect Tannery at Zepp and threatened
to destroy the eotire property. but the
fire brigade which is we'll organized, by
quick and effective work, saved the
property after loss OF about $1,000 Mr..
Reas and Mr.. Eastman have both had
experience in fighting fire aud fortunate
ly we're on hand at the right time. The
tsnneIy was only stopped few days
The loss was covered by insurance.
Small precautions often prevent
great mischefs. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers are ye'y small pills in sizs. bat
are most effeotiye in preventing the
most sersous forms OF liver and stomach
troubles. They cure constipation and
headache and regulate the bowels.
l.. R. Irwin.
The festive apple butter bolings will
soon be IN order, and the young girls and
boys,snd well as some of the older people
are looking forward to them with much
pleasure. Many happy marriage has
been brought about over the handle
of the apple butter stirrer, aud this sea
son will not be au exception to the rnle.
Complaint Is made that 10 some parts
of the county farmers neglect to bury
hogs that have died of cholera. 1t is
very important that all hogs that die of
cholera should be buried at once.
The National Business College, Roam
oke, Va, had Is students during the
month of September, Sc. More thar
double that number have enrolled with
this u9-to date institution, which opened
Sept. :, 1897. The prospects are that
this school, with its practical work,
which msets the demands Of the people
today. will reach 25J 10 270 students this
year They not only secure students in
She school, but place them into positions
Last Saturday two Of the Business Col
lego studeuts were called for for good
positions. Attend this school il you
would be self-suppOrtinG.
Certainly you don't want TO suff l
with dyspepsia. constipation, sick bead
ache sallow skin aud loss Of appetite,
You have never tried DeWitrs Little
Early r ers tor these complaints or sou
would have been cured Thew are SIN al
pills but great regulators. l.. K. Irwin
Elmer Greaves, a young man, started
out from Strasburg on Saturday on his
first trip as freight brakeman on the
c. & o. r. r. AS his train was leaving
Waynesboro be was standing between
two cars the sudden jerk of the engine
threw him to the track below and a
heavy car passed over his legs crushing
them to a pulp above the knees. Both
limbs we're smputated but the unfot-
tuna'e Young man died 10 a few hours
He bad been in the service of the road
/ less than a day.
my boy came home from school one
dsY with his hand badly lsoersted and
bleeding, and suffering great pain says
Mr.. E. j. Schall, with Meyer Bros Drug
Co., St. Louis. Mo. L dressed the wound
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balu
freely All pain ceased, and in a TO
IN arksbly short time 1t healed without
leaving a scar. For wounds, sprains
swelings aud rheumatism know CT NJ
medicine or prescription equal to it.
consider 1t household necessity Th'
IS and 20 cent sizes for sale by L. R
levin.
From parties who visited the Win.
chester Fair las week we learn that th'
displays made 10 the different depart
ments we've very good, and that the rae
ing ttIactions we're also quite credltsble
but we regret to say they report the at
tendance as very poor, in fact On severs
days the visitors were so few that thsy
made no show at ell on the extensive
grounds. We are sorry to hear thi.
ThisIs one OF the oldest Fairs in tn
State, ani for Years the management
have been putting forth every effort t.
make it a success, but if the people. es