Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-06-06

to the HERALD Orr 4OI'
The wheat IN this neighborhood Is
looking we'll and many OF our farmers
are anticipating a crop equal to that Oh
last year.
The rye, it is said will be cut snort
worm that is now cutting mncn vi
Il down. The wheat so far as we nave
learned has not been attacked BY IT,
Don't forget that Clover s. Magruder's
is the place to buy good goods on the
best terms.
Rev. W. W. Walker, who Is no" III
charge of the Episcopal congregations
at Mt. Jackson and Woodstock, has ac-
cepted call from Bellaire, OHIO. His
congregations give him up with great
reluctance.
Ifyou want a new buggy, :geI the
pr,ces of Saum & Bro. They Will
please you.
Don't fail to come la and see new
goods, everything going oil cheap AT
Clover & Magruder's.
We have received SO many appllca-
tons In reply to an advertisement Of
last week, for home for a colored
boy, that it becomes necessary Tor US
to say that he is not no" seeking
home.
The small amount due Us on your
subscription would greatly aid US IN
meeting the current expenses Of our
Office. If fifty of our subscribers will
call next Monday aud settle their &C
counts. we will be highly pleased. VIII
you not be one of them ?
If YOU are warm aud would like 10
rest and cool of, come to our Ice cream
parlor up stairs in the Crystal Palace,
where the purest OF cream, the coolest
lemonade. best variety OF cakes and
fruits awaits you at W, Z. BARRON s.
Mr.. B. II. Everett will give free
lecture on tie elements aud practice OF
sacred vocal music. at the Methodist
Church. in this place, on "Wednesday
evening, June 18th. People generally
invited TO attend.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. IL. Shull, Jr. is
Low here visiting his father and family.
We are glad 10 learn That Hal. has
done well. He is low day operator on
lie Shenandoah Valley and n. & ".
Telegraph lines at Roanoke. lie Is au
Efficient operator and lis success is due
10 his close aud persis;eLt attention to
business.
Mrs. Il. T.. RIshes has still full
line of Spring and Summer Millinery
embracing all the latest styles. Persons
visiting town on, or after Court day
are invited 10 call and examine the
large stock of trlmrned Hats and Bon-
nets, comprising all the very --latest
Novelties in these goods aud at the
very lowest figures. No trouble to
show the goods aud will be glad 10 have
you ask for prices. 1t.
The parties, who had come to Tho
conclusion that the Summer Of l8lC
would be repeated IN 1888, changed
their minds last Monday, when theI
realized the fact that there Is TIM
for all things, and that ice.cream i
REGULARLY appropriate 10 this season
GUNNER has come, and it is now ii
order to complain Of the heat.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. B. IL. Everett
Who taught music school in this place
thirty-dve years ago, called to see u
Yesterday. He proposes 10 give th'
children of bis former pupils the oppor
tuuity of receiving his INSTRUCTIONS.
Full line new goods on June coui
day, at Clover g. Msgruder's.
Look for Saum's buggies, next Mon
day. They say that they are prepare
to please all who want 70 buy.
The Culpeper Times went to an e1
penss Of sixteen dslIars and Ihirty-hv
cents 10 give to Its readers the result
the election 10 that county the mex
day, and sold len extra pagers. beln
out ofpoclet by the venture fifteen DO
lars and eighty-fve CENTS. The Time
sareastieally says That daily pape
might piy 10 Culpeper.
Trunks. vslises, h,-nets. saddles
harness. lap-dusLers. BRIDES, aud ever
thing in the Iiue. f,r sale at low prices
at Grabill's.
Will sell on Monday, June cour
straw, legherp. and mackinaw hatst
cost and carriage. (Look out for II
carriage.) at Clover & Magruder's.