Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-06-08
Davis 1888 Quilter,-

Several cars containinga camp Of work
men reached this place on Monday last, TO
work upon the new stone passenger depot
here. We learn that it is now the inten-
ton of the company to push this work to
completion at as early day as possible,
and we can soon expect to see the long
needed building in use. 1t will be a very
handsome and convenient structure.
guarantee the Champion steel binder
to be the lightest draft and the best built
binder on the market. A. L. Jamison.
The staff of Davis 1888 Quilter agents
is increasing daily.
Perry Marshall, late of Woodstock, but
now living at Hawkinstown, is a most
successful fisherman. On Saturday after
noon. two weeks ago, he had the rare
luck to catch five bass at Red Banks mill
that averaged six pounds. This is prob
ably the finest lot Of fish that has ever
been caught in this stream.
Buy your grass scythes and sneads from
NJ. Geary and save money.
Davis 1893 Quilter takes better than
any invention that ever came to Wood
stock.
A special excursion tram started from
this place on Wednesday morning to
carry the visito rs to Winchester to attend
the decoration of the graves of the Con-
federate soldiers at that place. The
Anderson Guards numbering forty men,
with a large number of ladies and gentle
men took the train at this place, and the
indications pointed to packed train by
the time ii reached its destination.
Sbiplet & shockey sold three Davis 1883
Quilters in one morning.
Call and see Jamison's elegant line of
buggies and carriages. The price is sure
to please for the quality of work.
Rev. Patrick O'COnnell, now Of st.
Stephens church, Pen nsylvania Avenue,
Washington, D. c., paid brief visit to
friends In this place, this week. He is a
son of Timothy OConnell, who lived near
town for many years, and patsy" as he
was always called by his boy - -
was partially raised here 'oI'ny young
- c,.orita No sacred calling of the
-, and his many friends here
,onrdently predict a brilliant and use
ful life for him.
p. J. Fravel & Son have again filled
their millinery department with q full
stock Of ladies' straw hats, flowers, feath-
ers. ribbons and everything new in that
line.
We pay the highest prices for eggs.
Kennedy's Cash Produce House.
A new one-horse wagon. Will trade for
first-class lumber at $3.50 per 100 feet.
T. b. Richey.
The excellent Cornet Band Of Strssburg,
is now making an effort to uniform
themselves, and TO this end will call upon
the citizens of that place for assistance.
But IN doing this they don't propose to
come as beggars, but will give full value
or even more in return. Their idea is to
give a series of lawn festivals, covering
the three nights of July 18th, Goth, and
2ist. The most elegant refreshments OF
all kinds will be served at exceedingly
low prices. Don't forget the lawn iestl-
walls but be sure to be on hand with all
your spare cash.
seersuoker and serge coats and vests,
delightful summer wear, very cheap az
Geary's clothing store.
Choice lard 1Oc a ID. at T. E. Benefits
Special machine oil for binders. reapers'
mowers, threshers, engines, &c. The best
machine oil in the market and at rea-
sonable price. For sale By NJ. II. HOTEL
II you want TO examine big stock oil
clothing, all grades, and latest styles
cheaper than ever known, call at Geary's
clothing store.