Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-04-08


Bowman & Bro. will start for the East
ern markets on Tuesday, April 18th, to
purchase their usual large stock Of spring
goods. Specia, or'ers solicited for any
class OF goods, the greatest care given to
selections.
Stone jars and crooks sc per gallon,
Palmetto fibre horse brushes and scrub
brushes at half price, genuine bristle
/ counter brushes, white wash brushes
from &c up. w. c. Barron.
We received last week an obituary
notice of an old lady, who had died
in this county. The party who
wrote the notice failed to give the
name of the deceased. This will
account for it not being published.
When you are locking for furniture,
and after getting other prices call and
let me price same to you and see who
can do the best. G. X. Frayel.
The monument to the Confederate
soldiers who fell in the battle at New
Market, will soon be in position in st.
Mathews grave yard in that place. 1t
is to be unveiled in May with appropriate
and interesting ceremonies. An i'm
mense crowd is expected to be present.
A number Of Confederate Veteran
Camps. military companies and the
Cadets, of the Virginia Military Institute
will be on hand.
Thousands OF sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumoris,
grippe, asthma aud all throat aud lung
diseases. L. r. Irwin.
Col X. Edmondson, Of Lexington,
died at his home there, on Thursday, OF
last week, Of Brights disease, aged 81
years. He was clerk and Judge Of his
county court for many years. He was a
true son OF the South and served with
great gallantry through the war, being
the last colonel of that noble band OF
heroes, the Twsnty-scventh Virginia
Regiment, of Stonewall Brigade.
Ladies' shoes, gents shoes, chill
dren's shoes, shoes for everybody.
We can fit you and the prices are all
right. Yates ~ Son.
If you want to know why Woodstock
| is so widely famous for the beauty of its
girls, just take good look at the many
lovely faces among the young girls as
they are going to or returning from the
Graded and High schools of the town.
1t is hard to find single one among
them that is not down right pretty, while
most of them are just beautiful.
A full assortment of saddles now on
hand and will be sold at low prices. Call
to see us and satisfy yourselves.
J. A. Dysart & Co.
Mr.. John c. Steigle, of Harrsonburg, a
few days ago purchased the fine farm Of
the late Samuel II. Myers, lying on the
Shenandoah River between Timberville
and New Market. The farm comprises 800
acres, much of it river bottom, and has on
it large brick residence and all the
necessary out buildings. The price was
$4,000.
One pound nice mixed tea 25c, wash
boards 1Oc piece, Rockingham tea pots
10 to l5c, lamp chimneys &c.
{ W. c. Barron.
The Rev. W. H. Weaver, pastor OF the
U b. Church. Dlllsburg, Pa, recognizes
the value of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
5 edy, and does not hesitate to tell Others
/ about it, Il have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, he says, and find it AZ
excellent medicine for colds. coughs and
;hoarssness.' So does everJ one who Zlyo'
lie trial. Sold by L. r. Irwin.
Our large lot of mattings are NOV
: ing ont rapidly, any one wishing t
. secure great bargains in this line vii
4 do well to call at once on
+. 5. Bowman 81 Bro.
y An eastern editor says man get him
self in trouble by marrying two wiye;
g A western editor replied that a goo
! many had done the same thing b.
I marrying one. A northern editor say
that quite number Of acquaintance
found trouble through barely promisin
r. to marry and not going any further
p southern editor rises to say, a friend
lie his WAS bothered enough when he wa
lie simply found in company with an othe
= mans wife.
Mrs A. Tween, residing a. 73s Heur.
IL St. Alton, H., suffered With sciati
4 rheumatism for over eight months. Sh
q doctorsd for 10 NEARLY the whole OF tn
y, time. using various remedies recOmmen
~ ed by friends, aud was treated by To
physloians. bat received no relief. Sf
then need one aud hall bottles O
" Chamberlain Pain Balm. which effeoto
a. 4 complete cure. This Is published
a. her req neat. as she wants Others similar
7, .ffiictes to know what cured her. Th
=. % and ~ cent Sizss for sale by l..
81 Irwin.
Mr.. Milton Copp was painfully hu
5. while driving from his home to town
I'm Monday. The front axle OF his bugG
became uncoupled and he was throw
out in front, striking his face on Il
OF axle and receiving very painful inlurle
d. At first it was feared his nose was broke
70 but this proved not to be the case; ar
~ Mr.. Copp was able to go to Baltimo
at that evening with a load OF stock.
- The farmer, the mechanic and d
ia bioycle rider are liable to uaexpect
ire cnts aud bruises. DsWitts Witch Hsz
70 : live is the best thing to keep on han
IL heals quckly, and is well know
're cure for piles. l. r Irwin.
'' The people of Harrisonburg we
shocked on Monday by the suicide
ass n ,r-oll I-no,rp nd nor