Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-07-23
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Oonper has been well aueuueu "uO
goods brought very cool prices.
The clip Of wool, in Loudoun county
this spring. is reported at 100000 AUG
lambs at 100000.
Bishop Glossbrenner will preach a
the Locust Grove Camp Meeting, Sab
bath morniag August 81.
Watermelons have put in an appear
ance. ". c. Barron is prepared TO
CRAFTY The taste of those desiring to in
dulge.
Ladies III linen collars and handkcr'
chiefs in the SC case at SPERRY BROS.
PERsoxAI..-Gen. William Malone
end son are now visiting this place
They are guests of Capt. H. II. Riddle
berger.
The water in the well at the inter
section ofMuhlcnburg and Spring streets
: said to be very offensive and not fiji
TO be used. An inspection OIL all tnt
wells should be made at once.
Our letter from Ut. Jackson reached
IS we were about ready to 90 to press
twill be published next week.
PIC NIc.-Thcre will be a picnic al
Clinedinst's S,ring. near Edinburg, or
next Satur lay. y Jolly good time ex-
pected. \ large number Of young Ia
dies and gentlemen will be present.
Fine assortment ofdomestic ginghams
very low At SPERRy BROS.
rPoRrANr.-We can not undertake
10 publish communications. when writ
ten upon both sides Of the paper. This
i arule which must be observed by corr
respondents.
\ splendid chucn very cheap at
SPERRY Bros.
CoNp1ErED.-Mr. Al. Cullers, of this
place. Yesterday completed his contract
with tie psf Office Department for
printed wooden labels. He furnished
$3.50.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Matthias
OFT. an old citizen Of this place, died
suddenly Yesterday morning. He was
taken sick with cramp, on Monday
evening. about dark, and died at G
O'Clock. the following morning.
Lawns. bleached and brown cotton
Al bottom prices at Sperry Bros. Make
haste and secure some Of the bargains
before it is too late.
Mt. VERNON EXCURsIoN.-The
train for Mt. Vernon passed this place
Yesterday, on time. There were l21
Messengers on board. The number, we
have no doubt. will be considerably IN
creased in the lower valley.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs.-The meet
ing Of the Board of Supervisors will be
held On Friday 18th inst. instead Of
Monday 18th. as heretofore published.
The Valley District Cooperation
meeting begins at Ednburg, OH Friday,
the 25th dav oGJuly. 1879. at 10 O'Clock,
AN. P.S. Rhodes Introductory speak
or July 9--3t.
ARRIVED The hucklcberry train
from little Stony Creek arrived in good
order at a very early hour. yesterday
morning. On account Of the album
dance of fruits. prices were not main
tanned and the entire shipment was
sold at l25 cents pes gallon. The her
ries we're Of Gne quality and of good
s'ze.
The Americans lead the world in
every thing and especially IN fast eat
.nr: this has made Dyspepsia our ma
tional disease. though nov uudeg pesfect
control By the use of DR.. Bulbs Balti-
more Pill. sold everywhere. "fce
p cents.
If our people do not manifest more
interest in the ROAD across the noun
tain to Powell's Fort, the trade Ct that
aection will be lost; for in a short time
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad will
be 90 near that Milford or some point in
the Luray Valley will command the
entire trade q the Fort Valley.
THE SmEN. VALLEY r. R.-The
Shenandoah Valley Railroad now seems
10 be going ahead. WOrkmen are
about building the bnidge across the
shenandoah near Front ROYAL. and the
knowing ones predict that Luray will
this year be aroused by the screaming
locomotives.
Baby shows are the rage everywhere,
aud We understand that the universal
remedy used to keep the little ones
quiet is DR.. Balls Baby Syrup. itcon-
tains no opiate. Price % cents.
BRICK KILNs.-Mcssrs. HOshour &
Hoshour have burned their brick kiln.
which has turned out well.
Mr.. Sheetz will burn one next week.
He will also, we are informed. at once
put up another kiln which will be burn
ed IN a short time. we are glad to see
that Woodstock is TO have full supply
of brick. Improvement of the street
and public grounds will soon be in order.
BURoLARY.-Some night prOwler,
having no fear of the law before bm,
4 kie an entrance into the jewelry store
OF Mr.. J. M. Jennings, at Stasbnrg, on
last Monday night. A lady steering
above the store heard him and gave the
alarm. Some Of the neighbors were
aroused and The thief made good his
escape. We have not learned The ex-
ient Of the loss. urnan6a
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