Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-31

The Democrats Of Shenandoah propose
70 turn out a ribbon brigade. Gentle
men you can't buy votes with ribbons.
We don't accept Eve democrals) the
situation. We want TO fight some more
waltze in boys
Some Of the farmers Of our county are
NOT entirely through seeding yet and are
very blue over the prospects.
Hon. Chas. j. Faulkner is very ili at his
hcme near Martinsburg, ". Va. His con-
d,tion is such as gives little hope O. rs
Recovery.
The phosphate bushes, is over, and the
dealers tell US that about the usual qnan-
titv has been sold to )ur farmers.
Chestnuts, homney, beans &c. at W. c.
Barron's
Robt. Lee, residigg near Lake View,
Clarke county, met With uaiutol acci-
dent while guoniug a lew days ago by
shooting the flesh OF the side oi his face.
Mr.. r. Fultz we are sorry TO learn, IS
very low with inhamatory rheumatism.
The indications at last accounts were that
the disease had attacked the b-aln
The County School Board of Sbeuau-
doah county viii meet, in the Once Of
County Superintendent, at Woodstock,
Wednesday, Nov 5th, ls'i.
WV. Loom, c.s
Friday the 31st is Hollow-e'eu. OR
Youngsters VIII no doubt be prepared
with cabbage stalks 10 make annual iaids
upon our front doors.
Many of the wells in New Market are
dry. Water is being hauled from The
creeks "never iowef7--and sold at twenty
cents per barrel for washing purposes.
Grabilps Saddle and Harness factory
will be removed next week, 10 the new
building on Court Street, between the
Court House and Depot.
It has learoed 10 rain q little. These
are democratic showers, wail for our Re
publican galley washer next Tuesday
SO mote it be- yes IL viii be.
Overcoats and fires have been in de-
mand for the last few days. There have
been heavy frosts, and ice formed last
Thursday night, nearly quarter Of "a inch
thick in many places in this county.
The new Lutheran church at Fair View,
will DO dedicated the 18th sabbath Of
Nov. Rev. Mr. Isnyder Of Now Market
will preach the dedioatoIy sermon.
Start again boys, what are you for nowi
We fought for substantials, once, and sub
stantially, now ideally for sentiment and
for the shades aud shadows Of the past
The Shenandoah HERALD, Published st
Woodstock, has been enlarged TO a NICE
column paper. Il is elegantly printed and
is doing noble service in .he cause Of ile
peOple.-Tazersu Times.
Now is the time for The great waking
up. Jar the foundations 30 we can see
who put themuo. We want progress wc5
will utilize what is good, but no ne.es
patches on old garments, no new wine -
old bottles. NJ
Il
Solid oysters by measurement low prio\s
atW. c. BaTrOn's
GAE.-You would almost think the
war was reOpened, ragiog, whom you hear
those guns. Boys don't kin them an, but
bring Us a few, turkeys, quails, venisou,
even democratic beef, higher by reason Of
the tariff will do.
Capt j. NJ. Irwin, who has been in The
Internal Revenue service since the war
was found dead in his bed last Wodnes-
day in his room ia O. he Revenue building
in Stanton. It is supposed that his
death was caused Icy neuralgia Of the
heart.
This is the season Of the wear when the I
young lady who is so delicate that she can /
do nothing to assist her mother about 1
household duties can tramp over the hills /
half a day at a time in company with
broken down dude in search Of dead .
leaves and withered ferns
Just in store large stock Of fresh canned
fruits, vegetables, fish, meats &c. at ". c.
BarroDs. -
Eggs and butter Tho prices now surely
suit the farmer. There is not a protective
tariff on both, cows and hens understand I,
this. See our list of prices, and whata.
could the Shenandoah farmer get for al
they have to sell If Woodstock has
population Of 10000 called here, kept he i3i
supported here by manufactures, fost ere
and encouraged by protective tariff ,theV
Mrs. Sine, wife of George sins5 I'll
near HawkinstowD, died on4mJaI
morning last. She was a goher AND f.
mother and leaves behindM VIC ~ 81
in both relations whifnore sibU eRe1Se
would do we'll to emgce to her a, sfreme
in her humble wap DE icer
friends, behind tb with W. W. D', ,,... she
40 Woodstock WHITMAN
Mr. A. b. ny Winter, aud will open HIs Soor ne
has again S6S.s. Oae door below the SRES TUl n
gallery, mos After an absence OF AK b.
P Rss ~, q Miller again offers ,,t, "At tw
Hsls q w Of having good Po''f tn
{ home. -ema'
.,a.0oe OfMr. Peter ]
the. AS q the bride, near n nsto'.er ERg Role
Wednesday a..,9 afternoon oo'O "~,a uit bnrg :,
"eo ,So o'clock, by Rev. Doug" b oa's sss
at 4'SO Oe'V DIV. o. s. Bunting, iCA2s, l >
s Ssssa',,nrsworth and Miss -: s ss Giv5r' C.
The ws ss;Tss and few inti"''''Onc' Roll
being present. ,..,hu IRE frien'
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