Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-05-26

a hne young COLI belonging toJ.W
Metz, at Bartonville, broke its leg on
Sunday last. The fracture was at
tended to by Dr.. ]. L. Vandiver. and
the colt is now doing well.
Root Beer Package for making FIVE
gallons of excellent Beer. only 20 cts.
a package, at Steele G. Bros.
It makes woman frightfully angry
when she goes to church wearing
new spring bonnet which she believes
will paralyze the rest of the congre-
CATION, to find that two or three other
women have headgear just like it.
Those who suffer from an enfeebled
and disordered state of the system,
should take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
cleanse the blood. Purge out the
lurking, distemper that undermines
health, and the constitutional vigor
will return.
BY a letter from one of our sub
scribers in Leetown, w. Va, we learn
that the wet weather has put the farm
ers back with their corn planting
The wheat and grass are doing well.
There is also good prospect for
heavy crop of fruit of all kinds.
Stephens City is rapidly getting on
her most attractive robings and in
week OF two more she will look charm
ing in her entire new Spring suit
We have always claimed, and still ad
here to it, that in summer there is NO
prettier place in the country than this.
A high mandarin of China, in his
letter of thanks to DR.. Aver for hav-
ing introduced Ayers Pills into the
Celestial Empire, called them " Sweet
Curing Seed" "a very appropriate
name. They are sweet, they cure, and
are therefore the most profitable seeds
sick man can invest in.
We need manufacturing enterprises,
and we need them badly. Our gen
eral prosperity demands that manu-
factories be established that will EN-.
ploy home labor and labor and make
home market for our produce. We
can get them if we use proper en-
deavors.
Undertake, Stickley & Guyer are
pushing their machinery business witt
unusual vigor. Their positive and
prospective sales of Mccormick Bind.
ers, and their pet, the VIM. Ansor
Wood Mower, have exceeded theil
most sanguine expectations, First
class goods, advertising and energy
have did it. We know whereof We
speak, having seen their order book
2 Boys Boys Buy 81 of Rhodiun
at Steele & Bro s., and catch all tn,
fish you want. Don all come at once
AS this is the season for planting
flowers, every one who has the taste
and means seems to be busily engaged
in the work of adjoining their homes.
The taste for flowers is growing, and
!, few dollars expended in this way
more than pay for the trouble and ex-
pense of growing them.
Work Given Out. On receipt o
your address we will make an offer by
which you can earn So to 81 evenings
at your home. Men, Women. Boys o
Girls can do it. H. G. WILKINSON I
Co., 1876 and 1877 Fulton Street, New
York City.
The Stephens City High School Gle
sed on Friday evening last. Abor
s the first of January two prizes wer
= offered in the class of Orthography
d One to the best scholar amongst tn
girls and one to the best amongst tn
e boys Miss Eulah Young, provin
l. herself very dligent and painstak
t, student, won the former prize, an
Mr.. G. D. Harris, of Middletown, wo
q the latter. There were no public ex
10 ercises.
" We request our farmer friends t
call and see specimen copies OF tn
AMERICAN FARMER, an interestin
n monthly which we are clubbing wit
: the STAR. Remember, we give on
" paper and this valuable agriculture
journal for $l.25. Dirt cheap
II The millers of the country hav
n been saved at least 81 100000 by tn
10 decision of the Supreme Court of th
O. United States against the validity {
r the Deuchfeld patent. The device o
y which the patent is based is peculis
arrangement commonly called "sucl
b err" by means of which the meal,
- its passage from the grinding stone
60 the boiling reeds, is subjected to tt
70 action of current of cool air, cooliI
and drying the meal in a simple al
re economical manner. A patent W
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