Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-03-05
TO OUR PATRONS.

The Surviving members OF the O'@' NO
Cavalry have determined to erect A sol
diers monument in the courthouse yaiu
at Bsrryville.
CoNrrprsArR BoNDs.-l am buying
Confederate Bonds. A G.. WrNKoor'
Mes,rs. David Jordan and David Hotel
Of Corydon, Indiana, are visiting relatives
in Woodstock and vicinity.
Auction At Chichester's store room, sat
urd.y afternoon, for ladies, at o'clock.
You can't eat enough in week to last
year, and you can't advertise ON that
plan either.
Fresh Potomac Herring for sale by
". c. Barron.
The western fever has broken out n
the neighborhood Of Mt Jackson soiAe
few persons have gone TO Kansas.
Lapdreth's seeds are the best Sold on
ly by b. Schmith
Mr.. Jno. G.. Zirkle, who resides near
New Market, sold her farm of l61 acres 10
Cant. b. Prince for $500 The land is
excellent quality.
Just opened, a handsome line OF gents
spring neckvear at NJ. Geary's
Can't. Alex. Anderson, a well-known
Augusta county farmer, died few days
ago, aged 81 years.
Dried Sugar Corn and Fresh Prunes-
w G.. Barron.
Mr. Isaac Cline, an old and respected
citizen of winchester died on Wednes'
day Of last week, aged 81 years.
Call at the warehouse Of Hotel y Lacy
and see the Deering Binder
Don't fail to read the notice Of Dr. D.
Carters horses in another column.
Tho farmers Of Augusta county resid-
ing in the vicinity Of Fort Defiance have
agreed to start creamery, and already
Us COWS have been engaged.
Auction Monday (court day at the
Chichester store, at 10 o'clock.
MN. s. B. Robertson died at bis home
In Charlestown on the oath ult. During
the war he was Orderly Sergeant Of Com
pany A, 2nd Regiment, StonewaH Brigade
Rabbits celebrated soap CTS per cake
st NJ. Gsarys.
Headquarters for lunches, and every
thing for refreshing the inner man.
Davidson a Capper.
At IN. Woodstock Normal Spring Term
Mis-. Henkel. Of Stanton, will give at
least A weeks instruction In the proper
use Of objects. drawing, etc, in primary
teaching.
Tomatoes ten cents per can. Bay while
they are cheap. W. T. Barron
Choice Glover seed for sale at A. L.
Jamisons. ico2o'|
OYSTER suPPER.-The yonng ladiescon-
pscted with the Episcopal Church will
hold sn oyster supper for the benefit Of
their church. on the evenings Of March
10Th and goth.
We have a full line Of candy. cakes,
crackers. canned goods, &c, at Davidson
& Capper.
The Missionary Society, Of the Reformed
Church. will hold its first anniversary
meeting IN their church, this friday
evening. at o'clock The public is vel
come 10 attend The exercises will he
chiefly reeitations by the younger mem
beers. The officers will also make their re-
ports.
Fresh garden seeds at B. sebmitts.
Rev. Geo. W. Lightuer, a superannuatel
minister OF the Baltimore Conference Of
them. Z. Church South, died at Falmouth,
Va. aged II years At the breaking ont
Of the civil war though over age, he
Joined the 3Oth Va. Regiment and was ap-
peinted drnm-maior
Laguaria. Old Government, Java, and
other fine Coffees. w. c. Barron.
DIR. N. $. jenkins, an American resi-
dent Of Dresden, who visited in this
county last summer has recently been
decorated with the Grand Cross Of the
order Of Albert first class, by the King Of
Saxony.
Don't fail to call 3: Jamsons warehouse
and examine the Light Champion Steel
Binder
Mr.. G. Toler Wolfe. an actor, native
Of Winchester, who for many years played
old mems parts in the stock company of
the Richmond theatre, died in Texas
where he was travelling with the Stutz
troup. lie was a printer by trade and
nearly seventy years Of age.
Auction at the Chichester store room
Saturday night, at o'clock.
Mr.. Vim. Morrison, Of this place, caught
on last Saturday, seven yellow suckers
that weighed "a lbs.-the largest one
weighing one ounce less than four pounds
"snd il was not a good day for hshing
either" says VIII.
You car place perfect confidence in al
aeeds purchased Of b. Schmitt, for ole
seeds are burnt up at the close Of esel
season.
There will be meeting OF the churcl
councils, composing the Woodstock charge
in the Lutheran church in Woodstoel
March the 9th 1886, At 10 o'clock a. II
Members will be prompt in their atten
dance. A A. j. BUshoNG' ias'oi
No. 1 navy tobacco at 40 cts. per To-. a
n. Geary'A
Mr.. Henry Kern, Of Kerns' Springs
about six miles northwest Of Woodstock
has a churn about 100 years old. It wa
made of cedar wood and has been In con
slant use mp to tho present time. The
many scourings it has received have wori
the slaves almost as thin as paper betwee
the hoops.
Four pounds of nice prunes for p cent
at N. GeNys.
For REST.-The large new store-rooi
in the Irwin building on Main street, Of
rosits the court house. Also severn
dwelling houses. Call at Twins Dm
Store. or address DIR. J. $. Irwin Wood
stock, Va.
Fine select saltwater Oysters by meas
ur.nent. w. c. Barron.
Mr.. Denis Rinker informs rs that tn
dwelling of Mr.. James Lichliter in Powell
Fort. this county, was destroyed by fiji
on Tuesday. The high wind prevailin
-. l..uol The nnrnas inln aunh