Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-11-05
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


pont fail to read the advertisement
headed ''BoOks for the Million"
Tbs Fultz farm, near New Market, Va
19s acres, has been sold to David Men 'of
5000.
Wedding bells are ringing all over Shen-
.ndoah county, and the boys and girls are
h;,cbipp up to trot in double harness for
1;fs pitch in, erybOdy, it is g'orious
while il lasts.
When you come to Woodstock drop IN
a. the HERALD office. We are always glad
=. see our friends, and take pleasure IN
.howing them through our establishment
one Of the best appointed and fitted up
printing Offices in the State. Call 'n' gu
are always welcome.
All part;es indebted TO the firm OF Irwin
BRO. 4 Co. must be settled by the lSt day
of December, as the books WILDE Tut M
the hands Of a collector.
Read the advertisement of "3ooks for
N. Million and see how cheaply you
c.c ret a whole library along with your
county paper.
70 Won want to buy ten plate stove
cheap, good as new call at Geo IL VII :
glove shop in this place.
Forty.five books and a big newspaper a
whole year for only two dollars. keau
N. advertisement in this issue OF "ooo''
for the million"
Rev. Peter Miller, so long the much
loved aud popular pastor of the Lutheran
church. of this place, is now visiting rei'-
tive. here accompanied by his wiie'
Rev. A. Al. Bnshong, pastor Of the
Lutheran church, of this place. has re-
turned from a months vacation mnen
improved in health.
prof. DePierri will open bis Dancing
sehool. in Twins Opera Hall, on Friday
uaght. Nov. 9TH, with the gentlemen 8
oias.. On Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock
the instructions will be for ladies' misses
and masters.
MANY Of our farmers are posting their
lsnds against trespassers, in order TO pre-
want the wholesale slaughter of partrdges
and other game by pot hunters. This Is
right.
This is the best chance you ever had 10
get live newspaper aud forty-hve books
by the leading authors, FOR only two dol
lars. Read the advertisement "books Tor
the million"
Our friend Dr. Dan Burner, now OF
Moore's Store, this county, paid few
DAYS Wis. to this, his native town. this
week, He is looking the picture of good
health, and we are glad to know he has a
large practice and is highly appreciated
in his new home.
Messrs. S. G. Clark. Low. Clark and
Geo. Rifee, started deer on the moun-
tain. near Mr.. Riffees on Friday morning
last, chasing 1t across the Valley for hve
or ak miles, until it reached the woods at
Mr.. Luther wisman's, where it was shot
by Mr.. David Ashenfelter. Deer are re-
ported quite plenty in the mountains
west Of here as well as in the Fort
Dr.. 8. Irwin ia enlarging and great
improving the house on the corner o
Church and Court streets, opposite th
Presbyterian church. The Doctor neye
gets tired Of improving, and few NOR
men like him would make Woodstock
city in a few years.
A full supply Of mems, women's an
children's rubber boots and shoes
Geary's.
Everything seems to have settled dow
since the election. The boys soon get owe
an attack Of this kind, and while the
may be standing on their heads one day
are pretty sure TO get on their feet by tn
evening Of the next.
The weather Is growing cold and tn
best way to keep warm is TO buy an oyel
coat at Geary's. He has .he largest stoc
OF overcoats ever brought TO Woodstock
Much Of the wheat that was sown be
fore the late rains has sprouted and is no
growing rapidly, some Of the fields, und'
the genial influence Of the rains and d
warm sunshine. are already covered wit
a heavy coating Of bright green and o.
prospects for good wheat crop, so gloon
a few weeks ago. are now very favoraol
The monthly meeting Of the Missiona'
Society Of the Reformed church Will
held on Thursday evening, Nov llth' ~
III. HOTEL. Prs.
CHAs. /. BOWMAN, Sec'ty.
The ladies Of St. Marks NJ. +. Chur'
will have an oyster supper at Hambur
on Friday evening, November 18th, for Il
benefit Of the Sunday -schOol. An exec
lent band has been engaged for the occ
sion. All are cordially invited to attei
and lend a helping hand to good caui
Bring in your chickens and turke!
eggs and butter. and potatoes, and Gea
will give you the highest market pric
for them, and sell you goods at the We
lowest cash prices.
Our old friend, Jas. Z. Beazey, of Ed
burg, called TO see us on Wednesday
was accompanied by one of his respon
bIlities, in the shape Of handsome ut
HOY. who certainly reflects credit upon
4dad.D Neddie is the same kind-heari
and happy lad he was in the long
when he and the writer kept step to
old Confed music. May we see him oft
and may his shadow never grow Tess
our earnest wish.
The late rain that prevailed over {
county, to the great Joy ofthe farmers
everybody else, seems to have been W
.pread. and the drouth that has for mon
40 .oreiy afflicted this entire State, as
as West Virginia, has been broken. I
exchanges from all sections bring
cheerful news of long and copious rains
every county. Many Of our farmers t.
quick advantage Of the great change
break up and seed down more land.
Our jolly newspaper BROTHER Mr.. a
brose Henkel, of the New Market Val
was i'm town Wednesday looking mp ell
ton returns. He is handsomer than e'
ifsucha thing can be possible. A nu
Der of our young men formed vigila
committee with the intention Of preyt
ing him from visiting any Of the yo'
ladies Of the town.
P. S.-Every member OF the azores
committee has a sweetheart in town
at least thinks he has. which amounts
the same thing.