Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-10-16

Pev. "A. ]. Bushong win preach at
the following places on next Sunday. 81.
Luke's at IL o'clock, q. m, FairvieW al d
O'Clock the same afternoon.
A certain young lady writes us to know
Observation-Disclosures of handkerchief Irritation
II is very simple. II only requires two
fools and two handkerchief.
Communion services will be held in the
Reformed church, in this place, on Sun
day, the 18th, inst, by the pastor Rev
A. X. Kline.
We still carry large stock Of molasses
and syrup, the best and cheapest Try
M w. c. Barron.
Messrs. Borden Bros have removed their
stave factory building, and all other prop
erty from the New Market depot to Toms
Brook.
The School at Mt. Airy, on the North
Mountain road, will open on Monday,
Oct. Goth, under the charge of VIII L.
Fleming.
I have lust gotten a carload Of fresh
salt and Round Top" Cement that 7 will
sen At reasonable figures. Give me a call
before purchasing. A. L. JAMIsoN.
NAL. spengler, citizen of stras-
burg. and who had been IN declining health
Tor some time. died on Monday, the
4th inst, aged 50 years, months and 10
days
A number Of flocks Of Wild geese have
been seen passing over this place, on
their way to the Sunny South. This Is
said to be a sign Of the near approach oil
wintery weather.
One hundred fine mules passed through
Winchester on last Friday enroute Tor
southeastern Virginia. They we're Pur-
chased from the Vanderbilt railroad near
Pittsburg.
We are indebted TO Mr. NJ. d. Linda
mood. the efficient operator Of the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph, at this place. for
important items Of news.
We can attention to the sale Of valuable
personal property by NJ. b. s. Hoover,
A. at his residence. l 10 miles south Of
Woodstock, on Saturday, Oct. oath, at l l-@
O'Clock, p. NJ.
Mrs. Birdie A. Nef has opened splen-
did line of millinery, trimmings and ladies'
dress goods, in which she offers the great
est bargains ever known in vt. Jackson
for cash or country produce.
Miss Katie Kern, young lady OF Win
chester, was thrown from horse at her
brothers residence in Fauquieri county,
and had her collar bone broken, and was
otherwise hurt.
The roof Of the large wood shop at the
Woodstock foundry and machine shops
caught fire from sparks from the engine
on last Friday, but was fortunately dis
covered in time TO prevent serons con
fagration.
an looking for another consignment
Of sole leather this week, and would adj
wise those who want cheap leather, and
the pick to come early. W. c. Barron.
Mrs. Rebecca LeHew, wife Of jackson
IeHew and daughter Of VIM. Mooreland'
decd, Of Shenandoah county, died at her
home in Page county, Sept 18th, 1855,
aged 40 years, months and days.
Our spices, extracts, and essences, are
complete Of the best quality, and the price
win be marked down to suit the times.
w. c. Barron.
sPronouncing matches are form Of
amusement that is rapidly growing popu-
lar. II a person wants to know how great
" no can be mistaken, let him try to get
the correct pronunciation Of some Of the
wo.ds in the English language.
Have a large stock Of stoneware-crocks,
Jars. jugs, &c, which viii be sold for &c.
per gallon, less than cost. to make ROOM
w. c. Barron.
Ian now building coal bins and will be
prepared in two weeks 10 deliver coal in
any quantity to all parts Of the town, at
reasonable prices. solicitiRgyour patron
age, am, yours truly, A. L.JAMisoN.
We are informed that Mr.. r. c. Miles, a
leading merchant Of SOmerton, Ohio, died
suddenly Of heart disease, on Sunday
last. He was a native Of Winchester
Va, and leaves an estate Of over 100000
lam paying 20c. in trade, since Monday
morning, for fresh eggs. W c, Barron
winchester, Va, has wsr record tina
cannot be squaled by any citS in the
world. Il was captured and recapture'
during the war more than any other cit
in the land. IL changed hands % time
in four years.
Fresh pork, hominy, beans, buckwheat
corn meal, &c, at W. G. Barron's.
Mr.. Jno. c. Raper, of wytheville, Va
had lot Of cattle stolen last week. II
want in pursuit and found his cattle
Cbambersburg, where they had bee
sold by the thief who made good his e'
cane. Mr. Raper recovered about 800.
An illumination Of the Endless Cavern
near New Market, win occur Friday, o.
tober l6, 1885, at 1890 p. m, prompt!
and every Friday thereafter during u
season. REUBEN ZRKLE, Proprieto
An old farmer informs us that this vii
ter VIII be an unusually hard one, BEGAN
the corn husks are thicker than be ey
saw them before. He says that for hfl
years he has seen this sign verified, in ia
has never known The corn hnsk TO
about the weather. ..a
A sHrSASpoAH JERSEY BEATS THE RE-
oRD.-Dr. Kings Jersey heifer, Game
thirty months old, on regular feed, wit
out forcing, is giving milk that yields fc
tt-two and two-thirds per cent. creal
This is unprecedented in Jersey anim'
and unapprOached in any other.
Tho Presbyterian congregation, Of u
plsee. are papering and painting tn
new Chspel, and are putting in reversal
seats or benches When finished it "
beouite a handsome building and
cided improvement to that part of
town.
When you 20 70 Mt. jackson don't {
to call and examine the large stock
lsaies and children's cloaks, circulars a
wraps at Mrs. Birdie A. NsfFs mIllin'
establishment. Everything of the lat
STYLE in the millinery fine, and at the 10
est prices.