Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-14
DAf, Nov. Ifth. 1854.

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cling to show handsome $50 ~
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auctiVNssion will proceed on office:
Feary's to att -h' 20 o-u
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Kinds olIok. e.,.a,o 10 In al pass ii
notice. ii and =. ,hort in. III
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CTS send US lem O have our read ihquir
'"e' ne ig'st that may &C 4 10
Mr.. William s.. Is Oh
y "Ains We're mAand Miss Lucy ''Sn'
Parsonage, Thnrslay the Lutheran Yes
Nr. William Donat uoI
day pond near this ,ht o. o,r, -,
rho that weighed, wednes- 90 acc,
View, will Lutheran 10 OF. brothe
November edicated that Fair New
Market, will prcas Mr.. Slbbath Ter let
mon. Re De, New 'no GU
Fore
The price of wheat in IN s''- said IN
lower than at any other tim To a
war. In England it is tho lowow slider II
been for the past one hundred We man
Don't fail to attend the auctio, Amer
Geary's We've II
'ers he
the near future. Now that the election 49,
over we need something Of that kind TO
make the paper lively.
Mr.. NJ. L. walton's residence on Mullen.
burg street. is nearly finished. Thi, will
be one OF the most handsome residences in
the county
We are told that deer are very plenti fnl
this season. 1t will soon be time for our
friend John Wilson to bring, load of
fine hams to Woodstock.
Mr.. W. Grabill left on Wednesday for
Washington, to see one Of Washinqton's
fair ladies. We wish VIII a happy trip.
He will be accompanied by Huppy Keller.
Our farmers are preparing for winter,
though some are still trying to pillow to I
seed rye others are gathering corn. which ,
is generally Of good quality. O
Many reader of the NEWSPAPERS is q
glad that the election is over, for now the
newspaper Paragrapher will quiet his
senseless jokes on Belva lockwood p
AUCTION AUCTION IL VIII have an p
auction on Saturday, the 18TH of Nov. at "
night. Bargains in dry goods, notions 81 >,
and fancy goods. NJ GEARY. nc
The butcheriDg season is now at hand ii,
and we wish to remind every one that we M.
are now as We have been in the past. will u,
ing to give their sausages fair and i'm tn
partial trial Don't forget US. an
John R. Strickler Of Manassas spept ma
several days in our town. Strick is the !
same old Boy as Of old We understand eln
that he has some idea Of coming back to vot
his first love. moi
We are having some beautiful lao
now. Those who rise early are richi. re- 10,
paid. The mountains are now in .leir
glory and they are never more beautiful =.
than in the early morning. OH
THANKs.-The managers Of the Episeo- vote
pal dinner and oyster supper held o Court Rep
day are obliged to their many frie. Who act
aided and patrinized them on that occa- couu
ion, and so materially assisted 10 their their
uecess- The gross receipts amounted to not
fifty dollars. with
Inc Washington monument is rapidly ui"ei
70 aring completion and will be dedicated near
nth appropriate ceremonies on tho 22d of LOT q
ext February. When eomoleted if viii duty
Q the highest monument in the world. 'iess'
Thanksgiving Day, November q, is the scboo
=. 'eA~' n0'i'uay' ana u WI be a sad Prohi
70 to many an idle laborer who has been spar.
rown out Of employment by the stop
go Of work in our mills, cotton facto-
Is, &c. Dui
Rev. c. J. Musser will preach in the Re- count,
rmed church next Sunday, Nov. 10th at last so
usual hour 10 the morning and Rev was M
:. Welty in the evening stable
Kew Musser will also preach at ut. Cal hearth
~ a. O'Clock r. NJ same day. Felght
Mss Bette Conrad Of Harrisonburg will ward '
'eh in tho Woodstock Graded and High enyeiol
lool the remainder Of the session. The exiting
DOL has become 50 large, that it was night b
essary to have the services Of another momen
cher the chill
he boy who has formed taste for
d reading is safe from many Of the
ptations Of life. Il is not necessary NNo'
him to seek entertainment on the '''''' ,,''
ct. He can commune with the great ~ IL
good Of all ages. ie'urni'
ANrED.-A young girl to cook, wash section,
iron 10 family. A girl who will who kn,
AN with the family and be as mem his pock
d 1t preferred. Wages in winter So As the a
month. Summer s.. Apply to were DO,
MRs. Il. Il. RDDrRnr go. ifr. Bow
lillian Morrison the vetran coon 'ine' Ou
er says, this is a very De- ,eason for IL or "er
rune. pOsuro oil
has quiG hunting coons and is IT, .bev did
. C ' and he he will ~nT7 win. s5tteen tent
sunday evening last, at his resi- and loo
Q, Near Harrisonburg, Mr.. Jos. 5. ing con
ger was stricken with paralysis, and Clarke l.
Ionday morning about o'clock died. Il
Eh6nger was in his Is year and for Ora.
,er Of years had been a United States know
lty marshal. Conn.,
10 corner stone Of the Methodist -. an
oh, will be laid by the Masonic ~ cap
ernity on Wednesday Nov. 10TH at fincre,
Jackson. A distinguished spe" stors ar
YER an address. A dinner will aopriseC
by the ladies, and reduced fare N - eri
Dad. A cordial welcome to all. oro ose business
o.,o. rho po.rd If s,,sr.y ~ burg.
an doah County will m-y;sors oe pn",g Is
I House on Monday, Me-, in the .ui' '.o'
All persons having acf 49, ZION OF a
r,.-.-... .borld ,,raaa. .ofouDoi -fen with On