Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-18
HERE AND HEREABOUT.
Look up your furs and wraps.

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your neighborhood.
The season for sitting on the front
door step has closed.
Nothing, it is said, is so good for
nervousness as celery.
Bright N. Q. Sugarjust received at
Adams & McCarty's.
Other mems sins are before our eyes,
our own behind our back.
Employ your surplus capital in en-
couraging home enterprise.
adams d Mccmty are paying 25
cents per dozen for eggs.
Adams & McCarty during the past
week shipped over 200 turkeys.
Around Stephens City just now the
scenery is pretty enough to frame.
Health is better than wealth. He
that wants health needs everything.
The colored free school in our town
opened on Monday last for the winter.
Business in the various stores is in
an excellent and fourishing condition
The best Syrup in town for so cts.
is to be had at Steele & Dinges,
The dropping leaves keep the pave
ments covered and tidy housekeepers
busy.
All kinds of fancy Candies and
Cakes just received at Adams & Nc
Carty's.
Our young friend Willard Hinkley
is principal Of the Oakland (Md.) pub
lie school.
Small doses and large bottles; see
advertisement of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator.
At last the strawberry blonde re-
joices. Red hair is now frightfully
fashionable. !,
"What is home without father?"
We have always found it mighty
good place to court a girl in.
A pretty iron fencing has arrived
for the new church, and will be put in
place in a few days.
When you go to Winchester call on
Oscar Barr if you want good, fresh
and cheap groceries.
Mems Kip Boots for $3.50, $500
and $3.50 per pair, all excellent boots
now at Steele g. Dinges'.
Ladies will find it to their interest
to call and examine the large stock Of
Fine Shoes at Adams & McCartys.
Barr & Huntsberry keep the finest
assortment of Dry Goods, Ladies Dress
Goods, Notions, etc., in Winchester.
| Adams g. McCarty have just re-
plenished their stock of Dry Goods
Don fail to call and secure bargains
Valuable information contained in
tHe VeItlSelueuG VI plLAmouS Liver
Regulator.
The meeting at Kernstown still con-
tinues. There have been twelve pen
itents and five conversions.
Our farmers are anxiously awaiting
cooler weather that they may attend
| to their annual murderous assault up
on the porker.
Our neighboring farmers are making
numerous improvements about their
buildings this autumn. Another evi.
dence of prosperity.
There is no use talking; if thatsfel
low with the straw hat doesn' stow il
away, there will have to be an ordi-
nance passed to meet the case.
What next Last week one of our
subscribers tried to induce us to take
a puppy on subscription. Would have
taken it, but can t raise money enough
to build kennel.
The matrimonial tidal wave is ex-
pected to come this way very soon and
capture some of our fair daughters
and gents who are now Boosting Of
their personal liberty.
What can be said of a young man
who is too timid to escort lady home
after sunset without having the pro-
tecting care of his brother on the re-
turn trip?
Rev. ]. E. Widmeyer, while endeav-
oring to mount his horse the other
night, had one of his eyes injured by
stirrup striking him as the saddle
turned, some miscreant having cut the
girth.
Some of the young folks of our town
got up surprise party and paid their
=" deuours at the residence of Miss
Annie Stickley, on Tuesday evening
last. They were warmly welcomed
and had a pleasant time.
1t is estimated that the courtships
in Stephens City cost on an average