Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-11-05
Here and Hereabouts.

protra;ted meeting in Kernsto wn.
There have been several converts and
up 10 this time the interest continues
unabated. -.
Dat meal soap s cts box, splen-
did for chapped hands, other .soaps
from 2 to 5 cts cake, at S. & Bros
Mrs. William Robinson. an aged
lady living a few miles west of town,
fell, last Thursday evening, fractur-
ing both bones of her leg Just above the
ankle. Dr.. T. j. Miller renderd surgi-
cal assistance, and reports her as do
ing we'll.
Steele & Bro, are now selling
New crop prunes 10 cents pound.
New stemless raisins, Is cents a pound
New currants l23 pound.
New jellies Is cts a glass, Ounce,
Peach, Currant, Raspberry, &c.
All forms of impaired vitality, men
tai exhaustion, weakened digestion,
etc., radically removed by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr.. Luther Brown, of Stephens City
has constantly on hand full selec-
ton of strictly fresh meets of all kinds
and is able to furnish his customers
daily with choice beef, pork, &c. He
will always be found at his shambles,
north of the post ofics, to wait on his
customers.
Fresh candies, crackers, cream cheese
sardines, &c., at Adams g. McCarty s.
Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore, signed
an ordnance, forbiding any one to sell
give away or in any other way dis
pose Of the "toy cartridge pistol I'M
der penalty of $40 for each offense,
also any one firing such a pistol to
be subject to a fine Of $500.
Mr.. Simon Harmon died Oct. Goth,
at his residence near Rauleigh springs,
Rockingham county Va.
The Edingburg band, engaged by
the Readjusters to infuse little spirit
into their proceedings in Winchester,
on Monday last, is one of the best
bands in the Valley. considering the
short time they have been organized.
Fresh mince meat, at Adams &
McCarty's.
Guiteau's trial has been postponed
from the 9TH to the Goth of this month.
20 witnesses are to be subpenaed in
his behalf, the fees, &c., to be paid by
the government.
Steele & Bro. have just received 6
dozen ladies Burlin Lisle thread fleece
lined gloves which they are selling at
l23 cents pair.
Wheat is looking well, since the
recent rains, and the farmers are now
of the opinion that there isn't any fly
in it, as it was supposed a few weeks
ago.
Buy the Bonanza Ball Potash, only
10 cents, all large size and double
strength. Cotton bats l2a cents per
pound. Cotton yarn Ito bunch, at
Steele & Bros,
Boys, Boys, buy your navy blue
caps of Steele & Bro.
Beautiful dark prints ct cts a yard
at Steele & Bro s.,
The shipments from Stephens City
Station for the week ending Wednes-
day, November End, were as follows:
1914 bushels of wheat, 152 barrels
apples, 7 dressed hogs, As pounds of
rabbits, 60 pounds dried cherries, 278
pounds butter, 270 dozen eggs, 1867
pounds of poultry. The receipts dur
ing the same time We're $50 sacks salt,
l box paint, 8 kegs lead, 2 barrels OF
potatoes, / box hardware, 2 boxes
boots and shoes, 3 kegs nails, 3 pieces
machinery, s bags of wool, 8 boxes
of dry goods, 3 bundles elbows, 9 bbls
-four, 100 empty barrels, 4 boxes
notions, ! barrel bacon, 2 boxes glass
ware, 134 pieces stoneware, s barrels
sugar, l case hats, l bag prunes. ! box
soap, 2 barrels apples.
- A meeting occurred between Col
D. s. Hounshell and Mr.. John White
head, of the Lynchburg Advance, at
vtbo.-;l1a ~, fha 18Th Tho ,yaoDonc