Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-09-10
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

day, county court day.
Cal at Jamison's for Blue Windsor Plas-
Ter.
Gov. Lee has pardoned David Breeden'
who was sent to the penitentiary from
Page county several years ago.
Overcoats, gumcoats, ladies gum circu-
lars. h'0"o''
We acknowledge the receipt OF COM
plimentary ticket to the Baldwin Fair at
stanton, to be held on Oct. y, H. IL ana
18th. Old Augusta always gets up good
show aid don't you fail to be there
Good bright twist tobacco only . cts a
plug. W. - DAr'o"'
want 100 bushels Of onions.
NJ. Geary.
A company Of colOred trOOpsfrom staun-
ton. passed this place on the express Re"
nights ago. They we're bounds for " m
chester where they will go into camp for
week.
We bav. inst received fine line Of
good cigars. Davidson " OaPPe''
DIR. Jno. II. Fry has been for seven
years selling his great insect remedy IL
cleans mn everything in the house in the
shape Of an insect. Meet him in Wood
stock on next court day.
Fishing tackle at B. schmitt's.
Our jolly friend Taylor McAbee' called
10 see us Tuesday. He Is one Of the most
genial engineers on this road, and If some
of the old women along the line do blame
him with killing cows it is not his fault
bs never hit one in his life il it was posi-
BILE to avoid il.
Davis will always give You top prices in
cash or trade for produce, eggs loc and
butter l5c.
Rain is badly needed through this sec
ton. Farmers have been compelled to
stop blowing for wheat, and the roads
have become fairly sitting with dust.
Fruit Jars and stoneware cheap.
W. c. Barron.
The Shenandoah Cornet Band, Of
Edinburg, passed through here on satur-
day. OF last week. on their way to attend
nlawn party in strasburg They stopped
at the Shenandoah House long enough to
favor our people with some fine music.
have boots from s295 to $500.
Richey.
women's peggsd shoes sl.OO, $l.25,
q q, and 81. 50. Richey.
The last issue Of the yirginia Free Pres
showed that paper to have been in ex-
istence during seventy-five years-during
all that time with a Gsllaher as editor
and proprietor. One Of this name, son OF
a former editor of the Free Press, once
owned and edited the Richmond Wing.
I will pay Is cts for No. l fresh butter
NJ. Geary.
Ceary will sell You light calico for a.
and cts per yard.
Don't fail to examine the big stock o
shirts at Geary's.
Charlie, young son of Mrs. Jacob A. HOT
tel. living on the river, few miles from
hare. had his hand caught in the gearing
ofa wheat fan and badly mashed on Fri
day OF last week. DIR. Carter amputate'
one Of the fingers.
Those who failed to get statement o
their accounts last week hope will moi
feel sighted, have not forgotten you
and shall expect you TO come to time.
W. c. Barron.
Buy your goods where you get the be'
tor the least money, which is at Clover 4
Magruder's.
In the case Of Capt. J. G. Nef. of th
rnner end Of this county, against the B. .
ORR. Co, for killing two cattle 10
him. and tired at tins term Of the circui
,ourt the court allowed him $50 wit
Intsrest from January 1885.
For bargains in candies. canned good
uDtted meats, &c, call at once at
Davidson & Capper's.
The front royal Messenger says tina
Judge Turner is holding court in WOO
.tock. and spells the name Of our grown
citv with a small ". Such an iDdignit
as this coming from little one horse Vi
lage like front royal actually hurts rs, al
81 the messenger man continues this th'n
we will try to get even with him.
Cent? suits from $500 to $500 in e.
change for dry wheat at Ssoc bushel.
Richey.
IhAve received part Of my fall stoeI
.,cb az dress flannels, wooden goods &
mems suits, cottons, and yarns.
Richey.
The Potomac Cement mill below Shel
hardstown has been shut down, and wi
,.robably not be started up again ior
.onnle Of months. The cause is the lac
A. demand for cement. While the mill
.losed the dam, which Is pretty bad
torn up, will be repaired
Davis will give you better SUI.
ready-made clothing for less Money Una
any body in town.
Davis will give soc for wheat in O.
change for the Domestic Sewing Machin
the best on The Globe.
Our brother, of the New Market re
"a one Of the coolest foot pads we eV
knew. He Just hooks our locals, chang
word or two and sends them out as
own. But these newspaper fellows are
orone 10 steal such things as the spar
are to fly upward
For fine cheese, crackers, cakes &C.,
% Davidson e. CaPPers.
Our people are beginning to Wono
what has become Of the Woodstock n
20. il has been so long since they turn
ont and tested their engine. This
Almighty foolish piece Of business. II
lads had better test the machine and 8
ifitisin good condition. 1t is a lit
late to try the machine at fire.
Don't forget the ODER Phosphate tn
grows the big yields Of wheat for sale
A. L. JamisOns.
sHmrsl smRrsll-I have just receive
. full supply Of shirts from the Gloo Sna
factory, Of Philadelphia, such as fiann'
percal and white shirts also boys al
x.uta's shirts and waists in flannel al
.srs.I NJ. Gsary.
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