Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-10

GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
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We had a fine rain on last Wednesday
evening. But not enough for the farmers
10 SOW.
Billy Bargelts cigars are still taking
the lead.
Hog colera is raging in Frederick county
and many are dying 6bm the plague.
Diptheria is quite fatal in East Rock
ingham county.
Norfolk Oysters and sweetpotatoes at
W. c. Barron's.
Next Monday will be Court day, come
in and subscribe for the Shenandoah
HERALD the largest and best newspaper
in the Valley.
A very interesting meeting is now being
held in the Methodist church in this
place.
You can always get highest prices for
all sorts of country produce at DAvIss.
The anderson Guards will camp on the
Staunton Fair Grounds for a few days,
during the Fair next week.
Do you want good Boot for a little
money If you do call at Geary's clothing
house, he is selling boots at $500, $3.50
aud up TO $500 per pair.
Mr.. James Frayel while driving down
the Valley Pike on last Tuesday cut his
hand very badly with bundle Of TIN
falling against it. He has not been able
TO work since.
l have now on hand a fall line Of the
best fitting, eleanest, and most durable
Trusses made. No fancy prices. Call and
examine. B. SCHSrTT
Last Saturday was a good day for Phos-
phate notes Some waved, some raved
aud some did nothing.
Mr.. William Burner, Of this place, cut
his hand very severely on last Saturday,
by falling on an axe.
Gents and Ladies wool and merino un-
derware for sale by j. W. Martin
John Spencer was taken before u. 5.
Commissioner W. NJ. Bennett on a charge
of selling brandy without license. lie
was acquitted for want Of evidence.
No matter which side wins Bargelt's
line Of cigars will be appreciated as here
tofore.
II you want to buy good trunk, 20 to
GrabnTs. He keeps a good assortment
and will not be undersold.
Genuine French sardines in pure olive
oil. London pickles and sauces at W. c
BARRON's.
The farmers in Rockingham, have com
menced to SOW wheat, notwithstanding
the severe drouth. They are sowing their
corn ground, and awaiting rain for their
ploughed fields.
A new stock of Dry Goods and Notions
just received by j. W. Martin
Rev. W. G.. Campbell and family, of
Bridgemater, left on Monday for Penn
sylvania where he has accepted call to
the Lutheran congregation. We wish
him success in his new field Of labor.
Everybody admits that Bargelts "Best
in Town" ana Jumbo" IS the best ? for
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The communion Of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
church on next Sunday. Preparatory
services on Friday night and Saturday
morning
Ladies Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Cling
hams and the prettiest style of prints you
ever saw are now being offered by
j. W. Martin.
The Sunday Sch DOL mass-meeting Of the
different Sunday Schools Of this place. was
held in the Methodist Church on last Sun
day evening. Several very interesting
addresses were delivered.
Cassimeres, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans 6c.
for sale BY J. W. Martin.
Mr.. David Teller, while squirrel hunt
ing from his home in the direction Of
Woodstock, came upon and killed very
large wild cat in the woods Of Mr.. Thomas
Priest. Such game is rare in this section.
The Bug man is in town. He says that
he is meeting with success along the Shen-
andoah river near what is known as
Riverside Go in dear boy we have no
doubt you will draw the lucky number.
A lot Of trunks, valices &c, now on the
way to GrabilPs Trunk and Harness store
He is prepared to duplicate any bargain
in his line, bought in the State.
When you come to town on Monday
stop and take look at the Show-Window
Of Bargelt Son. They have the incest
lot of Silver Ware that has ever beer
brought to this town.
The wedding bells are on the eve o.
ringing and they have governed them
selves accordingly.
REGIsrRATION.-The Registration book
are now open, and the Registrars are rca-
dy TO enter al new names that may be Of
fered. The books ,oiU Be closed on fhe 25H
of Octeber-after which no name can DO
enrolled.
Don't fail to 20 to Geary's closing on
sale on court day, it is the place to secure
bargains, calicoes for 41-2, 5, 6 and 6 II
cents per yard. Dress goods for 3, 10 ant
II cents per yard.
Assistant Inspector Gen. J. Lane Ster1
of Richmond viii inspect the Anderso
Guards on Friday night 10th.
Hon. Il. II. Riddleberger, will addre'
the citizens Of Edinburg and vicinity a
Edinburg, on Saturday Oct. 1lth at whic
time there will be raised Blaine, Loga
and Webb Pole. Two bands Of music wi
be present Let everybody come.
The largest stock of Ladies' Dress Coco
ever shown in Woodstock, can be seen
P.J. travels. rrices lower than ever.
There will be communion services hel
by the Lutheran congregation Of tn
place next Sabbath (l2th). Preparation
services on Saturday 18th at II o'cloc
Pm.
The largest stock Of Ladies' Cloak
Jackets, New Markets and Russian Circr
lars ever brought to Woodstock, on ezh
billions atP J.. travels at prices to su
all.
On Sunday morning last freight ira