Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-05
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

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BOwman's baby.
The RidenOur trial has been postponed
in the county court OF Frederick, until
the November term. The jury has been
ordered from Loudon county.
The Winchester Presbytery, Of which
the church here forms part, will hold
its next stated meeting at Romney, w.
Va, on Wednesday, Oct. 10th.
There is a PAIR of white and pair OF
colOred chicken thieves well known IN
Texas Why not tar an d feather them
II seems impossible to get a shot at them.
DR.. r. c. Bow man, a native of Shenan-
doah county, died recently in Decatur
Ala, Of yellow fever, he being the first
case attacked by the dread disease in that
city.
Will some one be Kind enough 10 in
form US aud the citizens OF Woodstock oil
the whereabouts of the Shenandoah FIRE
Co. The have not had a meeting ior
three months.
The oyster season has opened up IN
earnest, and, from this time on, this inno-
cent aud inoffensive little creature will
be CONT nually getting itself into 6roils
and stews.
Dr.D.D. Carter's gray stallion, Hazel
Bashaw, won the pacing race Ia three
straight heats against Drawbaugh's gray
mare from Carlisle aud Brockeits horse
from Warren.
If YOU want TO see the best 500 wo-
mans dongola boot on earth, call at W.
II. Alber,'s Boot and Shoe Store.
Don't let us dun you forever in order
to get the little bill you owe this Office
Come in next Monday, or sooner It you
possibly can, and drop the spelter into
our ever ready hand.
Geo. smallwood, the big, jolly livery
man of New Market, is on hand among
the hac kmen, and will do the polite thing
TO all and carry them 10 and from the
Far Grounds rapidly and comfortably
Hon. B. W. Perkins, NJ. C., Of Kansas
and Carter NJ. LouthaD, Esq, Of Madison
county, va, will address the voters here
on Cont day.
Monday was busy day day at the
Far Grounds The accommodating aud
efficient Secretary and his Assistants
we're not allowed any play time while en-
tering the numerous articles for exhibit
tion.
For the largest, freshest and most stylish
line Of goods ever seen in this country 20
70 Fisher Bro, at Harrisyille.
The season for snake stories is about
oyer for this section, but we learn that
the snake editor Of the Shenandoah Valley
has not exhausted bis Imagination, and
will come TO the front with few hair
raisers yet before the snow flies.
The Republican committee Of sbenan-
doah invite a joint discussion with Judge
Perkins and Carter Lon than on Monday,
court day. This is our last court and We
hope everybody will be present to hear
the discussion.
Dispatches from Detroit and Chicago
and elsewhere state that there were heavy
storms. accompanied by snow, in those
ueighborhoods and on the lakes Tuesday
aud much damage has been done. Several
vessels were wrecked and a number OF
lives we're lost.
Mr.. W. J. Hickman, now OF Clifton
Forge, this State. one Of Edinburgs best
boys, is at home for a short visit. He took
in the Fair. called to see his friends ofthe
HERALD office, and, Ike the good square
fellow that he is, paid his subscription to
the HERALD in advance.
Mrs. Rev. R. II. Fleming, Of Lynchburg,
Va, wife Of Rev r. II. Fleming, lately
pastor Of the Presbyterian church here,
has been spending few weeks at Willow
Grove and this place She was most
kindly welcomed by our people, with
whom she has always been great favOrite.
Stickley & Foltz, at Lantz's Mil, sell
the best goods for the least money. Call
TO see them. They viii treat you night.
Old Uncle BnckY Bruce, the veteran
borseman Of the Valley, IS in town. he
has brought good horse or two with
him. Time deals very gently with the
old man, and when he is called to pass
under the ire for the last time, there
will be many for younger men only neck
behind him.
Don't forget that Hon. B. W. Perkins
Carter NJ. Louthan, ESQ, and other prom
inent gentlemen will address the voters o.
Shenandoah at this place on Monday
Court day.
We are informed that some Of TN
farmers Of Warren county have lost thei
entire crops Of wheat from the man,
heavy rains hat prevailed during III
past month aud penetrated the stacks
sprouting the grain. We learn that tn
corn has also been badly damaged by tn
excessive rains.
A fall line Of gents, wouan's, misse
and children's dress shoes on hand at
times. such as children's school and sprin
heel shoes at prices that can't be beat.
W II. Albert.
Eugene Reid, the eight-year old son
NJ. Eevton Cline. had his ankle mash'
at the depot on Wednesday, so badl
that his leg had to be anPutated abo'
the ankle joi Mt. lie wss attempting
gst on the platform as the train "
moving. and fell under the wheels OF .
car aley Virginian.
Grand Republican Ralley and P'
Raising at Edinburg, Va Saturday U
19tb. 1893. at o'clock p. m. Hon. IL
Wise. Gen. Jno E. Roller and Cart
n Loath am, Esq, will address the p'
nle There will be several brass ban
present. Let everybody turn out a
hear the good tidiDgs.
please remember that stickley 4 Fol
At Lantz's Mill. don't sell auction ira
and shelf worn goods, bet will sell J
bran ne,o goods direct from the manui
tories at the lowest prices
Woodstock pat on quite city Or
Thursday evening. An opera troupe ga'
performance IN Twins Opera Hall,
shocking machine man on the COZ
House Square held quite crowd ana .
citizens we're treated to an open ait co
cert on Court street, consisting OF slngi
dancing and banjo performances.