Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-19
HERE AND HEREABOUT.

HERE AMI HtRGADUUI.
Adams & McCarty are selling Gran
ulated Sugar at 10 cents.
Mr.. John Fl. Hoover is repairing
his barn. With new front and roof it
will make fine appearance.
Best styles of Prints at Adams &
McCarty's. A new stock of Fall
Prints just received "a
Rev. Mr.. Graichen, of Winchester,
will preach in the Lutheran church
tomorrow morning at the usual hour.
Read Baugh & Sons letter in this
issue in regard to Steeles Alkaline
and King Phosphate. "a
A man advertises Hands wanted
on boys pants" Hands won't do any
good here; ittakes leather strap.
Fresh Watermelons, Cantaloupes and
Vegetables daily at Adams & Nc
Carty's. "a
Look not upon the watermelon when
it is red-eat it, and be ready for the
hext one.
The King and Alkaline Phosphate
are the cheapest and best now offered
in the Valley of Virginia. "a
Mr.. Scott Sherman has been elect
ed delegate to the District Conference
which will meet in Martinsburg some
time this month.
Mr.. Edgar Gibson has bought of
Mr.. John Ewing 80 acres of land ad-
joining that of Henry Dinges, paying
therefor $40 per acre.
DR.. VIM. B. Bowen will occupy the
residence soon to be vacated by Mr..
Samsell, thus getting into the most
pleasant part of town.
The mails on the B. & O. are now
running on time to accommodate the
wildcat trains. We now get our
eastern mail when we get it.
Mr.. James M. Samsell intends re-
moving to the house owned by Mrs.
Perry, near the M. E. church. A
good location for Mr.. SIS. business.
The pretty and substantial appear
ance of the new M. E. church does
not fail to attract the admiring gaze
of all strangers who visit our town.
G.. F. Mayors is selling best gran
ulated Sugar at l0c.; best Cut Loaf
at 10c. A splendid Sugar Syrup at
&c., and all other goods at equally
low rates.
The wife and child of Mr.. Charles
johnson, died of typhoid fever at Fl
Royal, few days since. Mr. johnson
is a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. McArtor,
of this place.
The time fixed upon for the Soldiers
Re Union has been changed to Sept.
6th-one week earlier-on account of
the Baltimore Oriole Celebration TAX
ing place on the day first named
Farmers with abundant crops should
remember that this is a good year to
lift the mortgages that have been Civ
ing them uneasiness Even if not
quite due, taking up mortgage, as a
general rule, is frst-class invest
ment.
Col. Shryock and force are now
engaged in erecting a handsome dwell
ing for Mr. John Gator, who has pur-
chased portion of the Hovey farm
lying about mile and half east of
town.
Our young friend Dan Lemley has
taken position with Steele & Dinges.
The patrons of this establishment are
pleased to know that they are to
be waited upon by young gentleman
SO pleasant and agreeable.
In chronic disorders resulting from
fixed bad habits of mind and body,
the removal Of the evil to be perma-
nent must necessarily be gradual. AL
though in some instances it is slow,
Browns Iron Bitters are always satre,
and never fail to restore perfect health
to the physical organization, 1t is a
complete strengthened.
Among the many pleasures derived
from being located among the best of
neighbors and citizens we may note
that we are often treated to some very
excellent music by the young gentle
men composing the string band. Such
was the case last Saturday night, and
we take it upon ourselves to thus pub
licly thank the boys. We can assure
them that their music is highly appre-
ciated by the good people in this part
of town.