Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-30
HERE AND HEREABOUT.
Bdg~See new advertisements.


Blankets are beginning to feel good
at night.
Our phosphate agents are driving a
brisk trade.
A fire in the sitting room will soon
be necessary.
Some of our citizens are now suffer-
ing from colds.
Cut down the weeds before they
drop their seeds.
Overcoats will soon be brought from
their hiding place.
The sere and yellow leaf begins to
float about in the wind.
Steele's New 1926 Phosphate, manu-
featured by Baugh & Sons.
Tramps are again becoming numer-
Gus and decidedly impudent.
If you have the cash, now is the
time to lay in your winter wood.
Fresh CONNECTIONS, Crackers, Cakes
and Buns at Adams & McCarty's.
Two car loads of Ground Land
Plaster now at depot. STEELE & Bro.
Letter from V. Merideth Bell came
too late for this issue. Will appear in
our next.
Henry A. Dinges sold his farm at
the X Roads on Wednesday last to a
Mr.. Cook for the sum of $4,000.
Steele & Bro. are closing out their
large stock of Boots and Shoes at low
figures to make room for new goods.
A splendid Syrup at so cents per
gallon at Adams & McCarty's. Also,
q new supply Of Groceries and Spices
of all kinds.
If you want 800 pounds of Chemi-
calls, sufficient to make ton of good
Fertilizer, at cost of only $12, 60 to
Steele & Bro.
The fall bonnet will soon worry our
lady friends. 1t will be very simple,
however-only the inside of nothing,
turned wrong side out.
We learn that the trustees of the
Methodist parsonage in this place have
decided to sell their property, because
not suited to their purposes.
Just received by Steele & Brother a
fresh stock of standard GRADUATED
Sugar at Toe. per pound; Light Brown
and White Sugar at Sc. and &c. per lb.
1t is said that the homeliest babies
make the handsomest adults. Every
young lady in Stephens City now re
members how homely she used to be
when a baby.
Those who are anxious that their
boys and girls should make progress
in our schools, should take care that
they spend an hour in the morning
preparing their lessons.
Don't tail to read Steele & Bro s
new advertisements iii another col
umn. They offer inducements in Fer
tilizers and Chemicals offered by no
other establishment.
The Executive Local Option Com
mittee will hold their next quarterly
meeting in Gainsboro, October Oath,
1882 The people of Frederick county
should make a note of this.
A large quantity of phosphate has
been hauled from this place by the
farmers of this section. They seem
determined to spare no expense to
make their farms productive.
Jacob Lemley, the popular tailor,
has new advertisement in this issue.
He has some of the prettiest, best and
cheapest cloths attainable. His selec-
tons for overcoats can't be beat. Give
him a call.
Evening rides are fashionable with
those who can afford it. In Stephens
City, however, nobody INDUCES in a
luxury of this kind except those who
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it be at ones own funeral.
See advertisement of R. A. Rust,
a young man who has commenced the
blacksmithing business in our town.
He will no doubt do a good business,
as he makes it known through the
STAR that he is 6ve man and wants
work
B. F. Smith, living near Middle
town, one day last week killed in a
fence corner on his farm twenty eight
snakes, and he don't know how many
got away. We didn't know before
that the farms of Frederick county
were so productive.
The new stock of Ladies Dress
Goods, Velvet Trimmings, etc., just
received by Adams & McCarty is beau
tiful, and is meeting with rapid sale.
Cashmeres in all colors, Australian
Crepes, Fancy Dress Goods of all styles
will be found in their assortment.