Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-10-21

watermelon and squash lie found
some plants growing on Pile Of ashes
that had been taken from'a cook stove,
and carefully transplanted them in his
garden with the above result.
Fresh pork sausage and breakfast
bacon at w. c. Banon's.
Rev. DR.. Grammer, preached his
farewell sermon, at the Episcopal
church, in this place, last Sunday night.
His many friends in this place regret to
see him leave. He is an earnest, faithful
minister of the gospel. He is a man of
fine ability and will, we hope, be called
to some excellent charge.
Uncle" John Thomas, the old col
ored man, a short sketch OF whose ex-
t.nsive travels afoot over the United
States, Canada, Alaska Mexico, &c, ap-
peared in this paper some time ago,
and who is now living at Capt. JnO. H..
Gnlbill's, is an expert and most sue
cessfu gardener. Among the samples
of his skill in this line is pumpkin and
kershaw patch that exceeds anything Of
The kind we ever saw. They fairly cover
the ground and are very large and Of
the finest quality.
A rather sly and unexpected wedding
took place on Sunday when Mr.. Claude
Miley. well known young man OF this
place. and Miss L. Ella Pullium, very
attractive young lady. who resided with
her parents OF the river short distance
south Of town, were married by Rev.
Mr.. Dudley. at orlando in the northern
sectioa of the county. Their many
friends extend congratulations and best
wishes.
Arc YOU dyspeptic, suffer from bad
digestion, poor appetite, sour stomach
cholic. headache. can't enjoy anything
YOU eat? The SWEDISH BITTERs will
cnre all that. ED. MAGRUDER.
Mr.. Samuel c. Golladay, of Powell's
Fort. this county, has purchased the
firm belonging to Mr.. Josiah KILLER, a
short distance northwest of town and
we learn Will move on to it in the COM
inc spring. 1t is very desirable piece
Of property, the location being upon
one of the principal roads leading into
town. Mr.. Golladay is one of our
hest citizens, and We are glad to hear
that he and his estimable vile are to be
residents of this section.
The Potomac Synod, Of the Reformed
church will meet in St. paul's church in
this place on Tuesday of next week, and
NE sunpose will continue in session dur
ing he week. This is large body ana
comprises all the congregations OF this
church in the states Of Virginia, W. va,
Maryland and parts Of Pennsylvania
About fifty ministers will be present
along with large number of lay dele
rates Many very able ministers are
embraced in this body and will doubt
less be present, and the sessions will be
mu of interest and instruction.
When You call for DeWitt's Wilton
IIayol Salye the great pile cure don't ac-
cept anything else. Don't be talked
into accepting a substitute for piles, tol
sores and for burns, L. r. Irwin.
The startling news reached here
Saturday morning that Clearance NJ
Dean had been found dead on The
streets Of Winchester, his home, Of
Friday evening, about 9 O'Clock. Ill
death is supposed to have been caused
bv an over dose of morphia.
| Mr.. Dean, who was 80 years old, wa
member of GO. A. Second Va. Regi
men.. He was son of the late JONI
Dean a former postmaster OF Win
chester lie was a good soldier and ha
but recently signed the petition rt
ouesting that his regiment be retaine
in service.
Mr.. Geo. Windle, a Young man re
siding on the river east OF town, had
narrow escape from serious iniur
Tuesday night, of last week. while on
'possum hunting in company with an
other Young man. The dogs chased
'possum up a tree and in the attempt
shoot il with a pistol the young man az
y Ieidentaly discharged the weapon, IN
q ball striking Mr.. Windlc on the side
the foot near the instep. Fortunately
II had TO pass through the bottom OF
: heavy pair Of pants and three layers
y Leather in his shoe, breaking its force
D. 81 h an extent that he escaped with
n painful bruise.
d DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sal-e has II
G. largest Gale Of any Save in the worl
=, This fact and its merit has led dishOne
- people 10 attempt TO counterfeit
re Look ont for the man who attempts
il deceive you when YOU call for Dewitt
o. Witch Hazel Salve the great pile cur
/. r. Irwin.
The store Of F. S. Bowman e Br
was tastefully arranged on opening da
The goods were so presented as to
, =" tract the attention and make every o
- wish that they had money enough to
~ dulge their inclinations to buy. II
IN parties who arranged were not ava
." how wicked they were in presenti
such costly temptations to people
ds moderate means A fine music box.
e. flowers, silks. satins and handsome dr'
'e' goods SO arranged as to please
ladies of taste and the large cOmbiI
ton OF articles, useful as well as orr
at mental. presented an appearance viii
Ms reflected great credit upon the propr
he tors and handsome clerks.