Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-10-01
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loagers during the fair inform X H.
Lacey, Secty.
For first class watch repairing, 20 to the
old reliable, Bargelt 4 Son. WOODSTOCK
Va.
Ned Burk, the prominent livery man. oil
Stanton. sold a pair of horses a lew days
400 for 5000 to Mr.. Swift, the great parlor
match manu- facturer, of Wilmington, Del
Cash or trade in exchange for goods at
Clover & Magruder's.
Cant Edward II. Sears, at one time a
nromipent and much respected c'tizen OIL
stanton, and for six years postmaster o'
that place, died recently at his home IN
Boston.
Fine styles of goods and 'o0 Prices VIII
always attract customers
J. n. Davis.
large flock Of chicken hawks were
seen flying over staunton few days ago
The superstitious think this terrible
omen as it is an unheari oi thinE iOr
hawks to fock together.
Fvarvbody is invited to call and see
the exhibit of William Deering ; celeoI'''
ed harvesting machinery at the 'a'r' Ia
hibited by Hotel & Lacey
Fraveps Cornet Band turned ont on
Tuesday night and played number ol
splendid pieces in fautless style. "9',
musie was certainly of high order ana
20. vary sweet 1t was greatly enjoyed
bva large number of delighted people
7, Won need a cloak or a jersey or
nice dress of any kind, Fravel N Son Is
the place to buy them
Farms. Mills, Factories ana Town
Property, for sale. A. G. "ynKooP "
Co. Real Estate Agents.
The new Augusta Creamery Company
near stanton, have their apparatus Id
foIl operation. They furnish the farmers
18th cans and take all the milk that can
be supplied.
Sixteen lbs. good brown sugar lot ono
dollar. v" - i''' ''''
We are informed that partridges are
more numerous in Shenandoah county
mi. .eason than for number OF years
Da.t We hope these valuable farm birds
viii not be slaughtered so ruthlessly this
season A they have been in the past.
Wanted to close out a lot Of No. Poto-
mac herring. lake fish, shad. &c. a sure
bargain. "" - '''' '0''
Mr. Jacob Rosenberger, worthy young
man died. Of consumption, on the @O,n
;,,. At "Rosendale," the residence OF ms
Darspts Geo. W, and Barbara Ro'en-
bergsr on Smiths Greek, Rockingham
county.
Ifvou need a bonnet or hat or anything
IN the millinery line, you can not heip
INIT be suited ont Of the immense stock III
p. J. Fravel & Sons.
Don't forget the large stock oil 'lo'n,"s'
millinery. fancy goods, hats caps &C.
that will be opened in the Irwin store
room. opposite the court house. on OF Dc
fore the lst Of October.
Ifvou want first class job work at low
nriees come 90 the HERALD Office where
Won will find us prepared with all the
latest improvements in fine presses, type
and material Of all kinds. Call and eA-
anime specimens and get our prices
R.ryelt & Son warrant all their work
and they are practical wstchmakers'
Our friend, Howard Lacey Secretary OF
she Shenandoah Agricultural Society -
s,s. ahsut worked u death. No better
man for the place could have been found
Ne .hopld have several clerks as it Is i'm
nossible for one man TO do the work that
IA crowding in on him.
Clover L Magruder are offering thei
entire stock Of goods at bottom prices 10
cash. Sam is the original old "Reliable'
and You can bet on what be says ever
time.
The country newspaper "a expected u
give every business in its town com
plimentary puff, and the wnoie ior i
fror, the editor down to the devil"
sxoected tn patroni1e them but som
t,.;,oss men believe in home protection
.otr that their job printing is sentaw"y
Tbi. does seem to be just little ungra
cious.
Il CON want a frst-class watch Tor
u.,i. money 90 to Bargelt & Son, Wood
stock.
Rev. r. II. Fleming is on visit to NJ
native place in Highland county lie W,
preaob IN the church at HightoWn'
th.t countv. on Sunday Oct. 3rd, mornin
and evening. He will doubtless be greet
ad bva large congregation, as the peopl
ofb,s native county can well be proud OF
son 80 distinguished as Mr.. Fleming
snlendid sporting powder 30 cts pc
h., also paper shells, caps. shot ~
cheap. "
Msssrs saum & Rhodes have just
os;vsd a lot Of those nice cheap bal
carriages. Do not break your arms
carrying the little darling, but buy OIL
and make life easy. These carriages W
beou exhibition at the Shenandoah Coun
Fair. They also keep on hand III" jill
Of road buggies, jump seats &c
We have Just opened full line Of Il
millinery. to which wo will ada our
N. season the latest in everything frie
.hIa J. RHODES & Son.
Rv reference 10 another column u "
he seen that Mr.. Walter OFT, OF Harris'
hnrv. wss seriously paralzed on Thursal
ofIast week. He is a son of the late W
OFT a native Of Woodstock, for ma
WARS one Of our leading citizens. wal
was quite lad when he left here but
veil remembered by most Of our peop
We hope to hear of his speedy and emu
recovery.
Feed cutters and masticators for hal
horse or steam power. A full line Of IN
goods will be exhibited at the FAR
Hotel & Lacey.
Many OF our farmers are now engaged
cutting up their corn. In tho st. Lu
nsighborhood, and along the mount
from Narrow Passage to Pugh's kun'
in some cases below the latter stream,
crop was greatly injured In some pa
entirely destroyed by the terrible
storm of the June last. With this
ceptiOn the crop is large and OF
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