Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-12-05
Senator Riddlebcrger lett for Washing :

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ton last Tuesday.
The second session Of the a. Congress
met last Monday.
Navy Beans, Hominy, and Bnekwheat
meal for sale by Geary.
The Legislature adjourned sine de lasi
Monday. The State is to be congratula-
ted.
Diptheria has made it appearance, in
some portions of Frederick county, in
mild form.
Oysters, medium 81 20, Ex. Selects 81 GO
per gallon, solid measure, at W. c. Bar
ron's.
Col. Frank Alfriend who has been visit
ing Senator Riddleberger Tor the past ton
DAYS returned to Washington last Tues
day.
Confectionery sugar for cake at W. {.
Barron's.
Mr.. Geo. II. Smith, who shot himself at
tho New Market depot,s few weeks ago, Is
slightly improving.
Rov. B. +. Bauserman, of shepherdstown
will preach in Reformed Church on Sun
day, Dec. 7, morning and evening
Don't forget that we are manufacturing
AL kinds of work in the boot and shoe
line at w. II. Alberts.
The various Sunday Schools of this
place, are making preparations 20 cole -
brate the Christmas holiday with much
spirit thisyear.
Quite a number of fine hogs have been
slaughtered in this place during the last
week. Mr.. A. Parker, killed three, which
we understand weighed go.
Sandwiches and Lunches at tho Gem
Restaurant.
Business is said to be looking up. No"
ia the time to advertise your Christmas
goods. The herald is the place to adj
vertise, as We have the largest circulation
in this county.
Thanksgiving Day in this place, was
observed by the closing of the bank and
post-ofice, and few Of our citizens had a
thanksgiving dinner.
Buffalo Robes, Plush Robes and Wool
Robes at the lowest prices, at Grablls'
between Depot and Court House.
RENE mber the poor. The weather IS
becoming cold and hundreds are seeking
employment. Give them bread II you
cannot give them clothes. Keep the wolf
from the door, and make glad the hearts
Of the sufferers.
And don't you forget it, The create st
drive you ever heard Of in all grades Of
rubber goods. Repairing neatly done ana
charges reasonable at W. II. Albert's
Ladies will find at the Gem Restaurant
q comfortable and nicely furnished ROOM
and oysters prepared in a style that VIII
suit their taste.
Don't forget that you can buy dry goods
and notions at Geary's Is to-2j per cent
cheaper than you can buy them anywhere
else in Woodstock.
stephen o. Southall, Prof. Of Equity, Mer-
camille, Constitutional and International
Law. at the University Of Virginia, since
1866. dropped dead at the Virginia Mid
land Depot in Charlottesville on Friday
last at 800 o'clock, aged g years.
Mr.. W. 7. Williams is making walk
from the Presbyterian church to his
handsome new residence on the eastern
suburbs Of the town. lie will move into
his new building in a few weeks
London layer sultanna.yalencia Taisons,
citrOn, currants, mincemeat at W. I.
Barron's.
Messs Walker & Keller Attorneys at
Law have moved into their new Office on
Court Street, where they will continue to
practice their profession and will do inil
Justice in Office or at the bar for tn cir
clients.
Raisins, prunes, citron, spices, cake
trimmings, &c. at Geary's
The prospectus of The New York
Observer is found iu another column and
from A careful weekly reading Of 1t for
some years, we knowingly say that 1t Is
more than it therein claims to be-
Largest and finest oysters IN town at
@Gem Restaurant" under TWINS Drug
Store.
RI. Leetch, has just returned from
Pittsburg, Pa, where he has been to get
the two new round dances, which he Will
give TO his pupils at Mt. jackson and
New Market.
Loose roasted coffee 4 lbs. for 50 cts. at
w. c. Barron's.
The safe in the office Of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company at shephards-
town, W. Va. was blown open few days
ago, and robbed Of $50. There is a gang
of safe buglars going through the valley
1t would be well to keep look out ioI
them.
Geary has received his Christmas goods
now is a good timeto select them before
they are thinned out.
Next Monday will be court day and W.
will expect our subscribers 10 come ID an'
settle for their paper We are very mucl
in need of money at the present time
This il the first time We have asked 10
money and we hope those knowing them
selves indebted to us will settle promptly
Horse blankets at GrabilPs.
The county paper to man who ha
moved out Of the county, Is worth mon
than a letter from home. The letter viii
tall him about the home-folks and lev
neighbors but the paper will tell hin
about everybody he knows. Subscribe
for the Shenandoah HERALD before chang
ing your residence.
Corn meal, flour, and buck wheat at "
G. Barron's.
A choice lot red and green apples, Nor
thern fruit $3.50 per ID. at w. c. Barron's
Mrs. John W. Bedford, Of Lost Creek
Pa, who has not seen Woodstock paper
since the "Old Tenth Legion" was publish
ed here, some twenty-five years ago,