Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-04-22

We again ask our correspondents to
discontinue reporting Sunday visits in
their neighborhoods. Hereafter it will be
waste of time and paper as we will not
publish them.
The local end of the Herald is indebted
to a mighty good lady Of this place for a
feed of the best dutch cheese he had had
in long time. Such fayors are always
gratefully received.
The magnificent opening at F. S.
Bowman & Bros, Thursday afternoon,
was the centre of attraction, especially
for the ladies. The display was bsauti-
full, and reflected credit upon ths en-
terprising firm.
Always on hand full line staples.
Richey.
The sons of Confederate Veterans
met in New Market recently and effect
edan organization by the election OF
~. n. Brenamau, president. About
twenty-five members We're enrolled. 1t
Is thought that many more members will
be added in the near future.
Mr. Edgar dc Duphane, a well known
music teacher, now liyingin New Mar
ket, has benin Washington recently to
see the English ambassador, Sir Julian
Pauneefote, in regard to a large
legacy that is coming to him from the
mother country.
--latest styles fur and straw hats.
Richey.
Mr.. T. L. James, a lawyerof Pipestone,
Mnn., writes to lawyer IL this place
that he wants to purchase forcash small
farm in this section on which there is a
good producing orchard Of choice apple
trees. Here is a chance for anyone hay-
ing such a property for sale.
Just as we 90 to press we received the
sadintelligence of the death OF Mr. Geo.
c. Rhinehart, a widely known and re-
spected citizen Of our county. A tribute
Of love and respect from his family
reached us too late for this issue, but
will appear in our next.
Mr.. Jacob NJ. Keller, Of Edinburg, and
Miss Eliza Lemen, OF Martinsburg were
married in the latter plac' by Rev. NJ
L. Yeakley, pastor of Holiness Church,
on Thursday. April 18th A large
crowd Of friends witnessed the ceremony.
The church was beauti ully trimmed with
flowers for the occasion. The bride was
attired in a beautiful gown OF heliotrope.
Much complaints being made about
bows running over gardens in town.
They do great deal of damage to the
Gardens i'm this way, and it should be
stopped at once. There is not boy en-
gagged in this thing that does not know
he is doing wrong. and when he is
brought up before the mayor and fined
or otherwise punished he can blame no
one but himself.
Exclusive styles in French ginghams
and organizes, yards in each pattern
NO two alike. Richey.
e Nrs. Theodore RodefTer Hiss Hattie
Rinker. Mrs. 7. A. Ramey and daughter
Hiss Julia, Miss Laura Ramey, Miss
Annie Martin. and Miss Ella Johnson,
and Messrs. Frank Ramey, Frank era
bill and Charlie Rodefer left Wednesday
for Strasburg to attend the wedding that
evening Of Mr.. Harry Ramey, Of Wood
stock. and Miss Fannie Rinker, Of Stras-
burg,
Are YOU troubled with Cough, have
tickling in your throat, is there pain OIL
congestion about your chest or sides
e any hoarseness or difficult breathing: all
d these are symptoms and forerunne's OF
a more serious trouble. Avoid it in time
and ward it off by taking the Rock anC
Rive Compound a truly valuable medi
cine for Just such complaints. Sold BY
T. ED. MAGRUDER.
Sea Island Percals TO cts. per yard
others s cents a yard, &c inches wide.
% Richey.
Four heavy trains, drawn by TIVE
D. locomotives each. passed Stanton Wed
81 nesdav evening carrying three cempan
les Of the 9th L. s. Cavalry, with theii
~ horses, wagons, baggage &C., and
y. company Of Artillery with five guns
"a horses. and other equipments. The,
,s were from Fort Myer, near Washington
In d. c., and were bound for the grea
le calvary and light artillery rendesyouz a
Chickamauga Park near Chattanooga
p. The Boyer brothers are pushing theii
new cannery right along and will sooi
- have their buildings up. They have
n distributed a large amount Of tomat
seed among the people Of this section VIII
will raise vegetables for them. Every
thing will be ready for work in time 70
Illt tOluluE LlDls AAtANl UNI -NN--'
rs Bower are both hustlers, and we fee
It, sure will build up big business here.
Mr.. Nicholas Wisman, native OF an
"' for many years a resident Of this cour
81 ty. but who has been living in Rocl
ingham for number of years, spertla'
n week and some days of this in visitin
u. his old friends in the neighborhood
~ his former home. He is looking we
ey and has changed but little in the lon
nd wears he has been away from his oil
home in Shenandoah.
on NJ. YocGm, Cameron. Pa, says
., sufferer for ten years, trying most
kinds OF pile remedies. bnt without su
dy cess DeWltGs Witch Hazel SalYe WI
be recommended to mo- / used one box.
.;u mas eff oted permanent cure. AS pc
III maneut cnre for piles DeWltps HAz
salve has No equal.
"s Observer, in the Shenandoah Vale