Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-04-15

NltCV 10 CALL
We regret that we were compelled to
omit several communications this week.
Hereafter we will run communications
and local news upon the outside pages
ri the paper. We hope our cOrrespon-
dents will continue to send their highly
appreciated letters.
Two car loads Of buggies just received
ranging from $40 to $50 All styles.
c. A. Saum & Co.
Messrs Lee Young, Joe. Boyer, NJ. l.,
Walton and Moses Walton, members Of
King Arthur Lodge, X. Of p, left Tues
day for Newport News, Portsmouth and
Norfolk, at which last named place they
will attend the opening Of the new Pyth-
an astle Hall
Any kind ofbuggy or carriage of the
latest style can be furnished by
c. 4. Saum & Co.
Are YOU troubled with Cough, have
tickling in your throat, is there pain or
congestion about your chest or sides,
any hoarsness or difficult breathing? all
these are symptoms and forerunners OF
more serious trouble. Avoid it in time
and ward it off by taking the Rock and
Rye Compound, truly valuable medi-
cine for Just such complaints. Sold by
ED. MAGRUDER.
TWENTY-FIVE cent busting brushes,
lOc white wash, and all kinds o., brushes,
very cheap Lap robes and ice cream
freezers below cost. w. c. Barron.
The unsightly stables in rear OF the
Jail on Court street, are being torn away
preparatory to the removal to that site
of the office of Tavenner d Bauserman,
from the opposite side of the street. This
will be REINFORCEMENT, as will also
be The large brick building to be erected
on the place vacated by the removal OF
Tayenner & Bauserman's office.
The Rev W. II. Weaver, pastor Of the
| L b. Church. Dillsburg, Pa, recognizes
the value of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. and does not hesitate to tell others
about it. 4 have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, he says, and fn0 1t an
excellent medicine for colds, coughs and
hoarssness so does everS one who gives
it trial. Sid by L. R. Irwin.
Late reports from different sections OF
the county are more encouraging in re-
card to the condition of the fruit crop.
While the peaches are badly injured, and
in some sections the cherries also. much
OF the fruit crop appears to have escaped
serious hurt by the late severe freeze,
and the prospect for good supply OF
fruit in this county is tirstrate.
vi. YocGu, Cimerin Pa, says a
suff.rer for ten years, trying must al
! 1 nds OF pile remedies. but without sne'
cess DeWItt's Witch Hazel Salve was
recommended to me used one box. 1t
ms off .oted permanent cure. As per
mauent cure for piles DsWitts Hazel
Salve mas No equal.
A very large crowd was in town Mon
dav. court day. Business seemed to be
brisk with our merchants and business
men generally. The agents for agricul-
tural machinery were out in full force
explaining the advantages and many
superior points OF the binders, mowers
&C.. that they represented. The horse
market was quite brisk and consider
able number changed hands. Mr.. Bruins,
the we'll known buyer, secured nineteen,
paving in some instances as high as
ninety dollars.
A little boy asked for bottle of get II
the morning a. fast as you can th'
u drupgist recognized hon ehcld name
/ tor 'DeWltt's Little Early Rsers, and
gave him a bottle of those famous htt'
pills for constipation, sick headaene
liver and stomach troubles. l. X IRWIN
We had fully determined to kill ou'
= treacherous friend, A. L. Henkel, OF the
New Market Valley, on sight. but wher
we met him Monday he apOlOgized s
T. fully and seemed so real sorry for tn
s mean things he said about us in hi
IS paper recently, that we could not huT
r him to save us. He also confessed tina
a Girl had kicked him higher than a kit
2, the night before, and therefore he wa
4, not SO much to blame after all for tn
}. harsh manner in which ne treated III
d After he had solem1ly promised nev'
TO do so again, we forgave him, bough
r. him some ginger cakes and paid his wa
in home on the train.
It. Do you want a buggy very cheap phon
in to C. A. Saum & Co, Saumsville. The
,e can furnish it,
n The store-room in the Irwin buildin
ns lately occupied by w c. Barron, HI
N been greatly changed and improve
y The wall that separated the front al
nd rear rooms has been torn out and Il
floors Joined on the same level, tn
D making the room much larger. The tv
is- windows in the rear have been taken o
5 and entire glass endputin similar to Il
pr front giving the room an abundance
ire light. The whole inside has bee
m beautifully repapered and repainte'
making it very handsome and a
-, tractive store-roOm.
,se Two years agoR J. Warren, dru
Div gist at Pleasant Bronx, n 7, bought
me small supply of Chamberla;n's Cou
,ar Remedy. He sums up the result as f
are low: Al that time tie goods were
known in This section; today Chsmbe
lain's Cough Remedy IS hoaseeo
r word IL IS the same In hundreds
r, communities. Wherever the good qualit
of Ch.nberlait's COnph Remedy 0ecO