Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-12-11
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

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Mr. Peter supincer, Of this place, killed
four hogs on Wednesday that We'Sn'o
1913 lbs.
new double barrel breech loading shot
gun, for sale cheap. w l. D'''o"'
Eight hundred bushels of ehesinuls
were shipped from ChristiansOnrg' Mont
comery county, to Nebraska, few days
since.
Have You seen the magic pitchers a'
Irwin, Bro. 4 Co.'S
We notice several new shelves OF p'seo"
holes put up in the office OF the depot
We can't see how the b. 4 o. K H. 90
can stand such reckless extravaganza
An organette for sale-a child can play
it-at a low price. W. u Dl'io"'
#, RI. Roberts sold his residence ON
Main street. this place, to Mr.. NJ IT,
Teller for $500, equivalent to cash
Fipeold Irish whisky, New England and
Jamaica rum, and old rye whisky, Tor
f,mily use for sale by NJ. Geary.
Some one is going 10 get killed by
train in crossing the railroad track to get
TO the depot at this place Several ladies'
had A narrow escape a few days ago
Try onr self raising pancake and buck
wheat -four. W. - n'''''''
Charlie F. Fravel one of our town boys
was lucky enough TO kill deer some days
400 II was fine doe and very TAT.
ALWAYS AaEAD-I am still paying tho
highest cash prices for chickens turkeys
butter, eggs and potatoes.
Mt Geary
Mr. Levi Hickman, well known ma
veof shenandoah, is on % visit TO friends
m this county. after an absence oil 81
wears Mr.. Hockman is a resident OF iiii-
nois. We are glad to see him looking so
well.
The new house now being erected by
Prof. r. d. Haislip, on one of the hne lots
north Of the depot, is rapidly approach
ing completion.
New nuts, plain and French candies
raisins, citron, currants. dates, figs lemons
oranges. cocoanuts and all such things
fresh and cheap at b. schmitts'
Il certainly looks odd TO see our farm
ers coming into town 20 buy Baltimore
hominy at the groceries. What can be
the matter, did none Of them raise any
hominy corn
We regret TO say that the Foundry and
Machine shops Of John Halliday y Co..
Of this place, have made an assignment.
We are informed that Mr.. Halliday VIII
start up again in few days.
The railroad authorities are adding
about 500 fee. TO the sidetrack at this
place. making the whole length about
1900 feet. Under the new schedule three
trains will pass here at the same time'
two freiehts and the afternoon passenger
train.
The crowd still continues TO 20 TO Geary -
because they know that it is the place to
get bargains 10 clothing, hats, caps, boots
shoes. and gents furnishing goods
Mr.. Milton NJ. b. Hoover living in this
place. had the lid torn almost entirely
away from his eye while weighing hog
on pair Of stoelyards, on Tuesday, Of
,b,s week. DR.. d. u. Carter, Of Wood
stock. and DR.. 4. P. Below, Of Ednburg,
rendered surgical assistance.
Our assortment Of teas. cofees, sugars,
syrups. molasses &c, is complete.
W. c. Barron.
The store-house and goods belonging to
Mr.. George N. Nicholas, of Port Republic
Rockingham county, were totally destroy
ed by fire last Friday night 1t is believed
the store was robbed and then burned.
The loss is from three TO five thousand
dollars. No insurance.
have Just gotten a carload Of fresh
salt and Round Top - Cement that | viii
sell at reasonable figures. Give me a call
before purchasing. A. i. JAMESON
On Sunday, Dee 9Th, rev Reformed
congregation was organized at st. Luke,
in tits county. After sermon by the
pastor. Rev. A. X. Kline, some thirty per
sons partook Of the Lords supper. The
new congregation has a fair prospect for
growing.
Fifty hidden name, embossed, aud chro-
mo cards name on 10 cts. Bane NJ. Bush
ong. Woodstock, Va.
The Sunday school at Chapel Grove,
near Mt. Olive, IN this county, will have
Christmas Tree on Xmas night, for the
members Of the sabbath School All
others have the privilege Of putting gifts
on for their friends outside Of the school
pleasant time for all both old and young
is confidently expected.
Just received another large lot Of sole
leather, fine kip and calf skins.
W. c. Barron.
An illumination Of the Endless Caverns'
mar New Market. will occur Friday, De
cember 4. ISIS. at 1890 p. M. promptly
and every Friday thereafter during tho
ssason REUBEN ZIRKLE Proprietor.
Our claim-holiday goods in the great
eat variety and at lowest prices. Call aud
b. Schmitt.
Mr. David Wilkin, well known gun
smith and hunter, Of this section, was
eating the saddle or hind quarters Of
rabit. few days ago. The animal was
very fat and well cooked and Dave IN his
s.gerness. took bone as well as flesh. In
. few moments be exclaimed, with ebok-
ing sound, "Kafe hayea bone IN my
"srOat'
If you want sometbngniee try our o ID
buckets Of preserved crauberries, straw
berries, damsons, ounces, peaches, &c.
VIC. Barron
Harmonicas Of every description and at
prices ranging from SC. to $500 each
Bisoue figures and toys in endless varie
ties at Irwin, Bro. & Co.'S, at prices TO sun
everybody.
Mr. Ed. stokes became lannon's by kill
inc the celebrated "Jm." Fisk, in New
York. a few years ago Now he runs the
great Hoffman House Bar, in the above
named city. But that splendid bar il
notbing to the elegant display made By
Lem. Ball. the well known bar tender o
the Geary House, IN this place. If yo'