Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-09-29

WANTED-A load Of dry pine wood,
at this Office.
Light traces OF frost were seen in
some low places at an early hour We'd
nesday and Thursday mornings.
Read r. Glenn Locke's big ad. in this
weeks issue.
Our harness is all made of pure oak
tanned harness leather. We do not use
nemlock leather. \. j. Dysait " Co.
Mrs. Salfe Marshall, wife of Mr..
Charles Marshall, several miles west OF
Mt. jackson. died last Saturday after
brief Illness. Mr.. Chas. Marshall iSa son
of Mr.. Joseph Marshall, Of Woodstock.
The Shenandoah County Bank has
lust put in their vault new time lock
safe. the lock of which being operated
by a clock work arr angement 80 that
when it is locked on a certain hour IL
cannot he opened by any one before
that time.
Auction goods we don't handle. but
always aim for the purcst and best I'M
adulteral2d goods that are on the mar
ket. W. I. Barron.
In this issue appears the new adYer-
tisement Of +. Glenn Locke in which he
advertises his immense stock Of new fall
and winter Goods. His selection is fine
and his goods are sold at prices. which
will compare fayOrably with those Of
any merchant IN the Valley.
While ont coon hunting along the
mountain opposite Red Banks short
time ago. Mr. Ed. Boehm killed wild
cat that weighed Al pounds. During the
hunt several If the dogs were bitten by
moccasin snakes, three OF which they
killed
Bomfeld. III.
81 am subject to cramps and cole.
land have used many remedies, but find
Foley's Cole Cue beats them ALL"
w. L Yates.
An exchange says "If a man should
wear his pantaloons so long that when
ever he appeared on the street he shoulC
be obliged to reach behind and grail
lhold OF the slack or has ement and holC
them up. wouldn't the ladies laugh"
A gentlemqn from This place wrote Il
the Atlanta Constitution inquiring abou
MIR. A. X. Hawkes.. the optician, anC
! .oo.;~n1 fIa fol1omiuu rpplV.
Atlanta, Ca, Sep. %, '99.
"Reply to yours of Sep 22d.'
Mr.. A. X. Hawkes. conducts one Of th
largest optical houses in this city. He j
regarded by the people here as first
class optician. Yours very truly.
The Constitution Pub. Co.
For wounds, burns, scalds, sores
skin diseases and all irritating eruptiOns
nothing so soothing and healing a
DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve. MIS-
Emma Bolles, Matron Englewoo
| Nursery. Chicago, says Of it: "WheI
all else fails in healing our babies,
will cure" l.. r, Irwin.
Mr.. Henry Haun, one Of the oldes
and best known residents of this sectio
Of the county, and who, as our reader
W i'll remember, fell from buggy sey
elal weeks ago. was more severely J
iured than at first supposed and is sti
suffering cODsidela ably. One rib wa
torn loose from the sternnm or brea'
bone and he was painfully bruised. W
+ hope he Vill soon be himself again.
] The pain of a burn or scald is almOs
] Instantly relieved by applying Chamber
ain's Pain Balm. IT also heals the IN
iured paris more quickly than any othe
e. treatment, and without the burn is yer
severe does not leave scar. For sal
t by L. r. Irwin. Druggist.
o We are indebted to MIR. Robt KILLER fC
4 specimens Of fine apples. Some Of the
weighed r. much as one pound and tw
ounces. each.
A little colored boy whirling an I'M
+ brella around on the pavement cause
d a colt that Mr.. \. r. Hollingsworth W;
s. driving along Main street Monday,
" run away. After going a few yards ii
y horse turned and fell breaking one
c the shafts. Had Mr.. HollDgsworth n
u been a good dryer there would ha'
been n bad collision with tree
Mr.. p. Supinger's with probably dl
= astrous results.
% There's always hope while there
One Minute Cough Cure. AN attack
pneumonia left my lungs in bad shal
ID and | was near the first stages OF co
sumption. One Minute Cough Cure COZ
10 pletely cured me-" writes Melen NJ
Henry. Bismaik, n. ID. GiTes insta
u relief. i. X. Irwin.
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