Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-06
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

A good girl wanted-GoOd home and
good wages. Apply to
MRS. II. II. RIDDLEBERGER,
Woodstock, Va.
Go to Logan for the best farm wagon IN
the market.
The first dewberries of the season have
been brought in to this market. The
blackberry crop promises to be plentiful
and II is reported that huckelberries will
be unusually abundant.
Go to JamisOn's and get the celebrated
Malta double shovel plow
We want some subscribers to bring
load Of good wood to this Office Just as
soon possible, II not sooner. We need II
ct once.
Fisher & Bro. have Just received fresh
line of undertaking goods and will furn-
ish cOfins and attend funerals with hearse
at the very lowest prices.
Mr. Geo. K. Sherman and niece, Miss
Laura Similar, of MOckport, Harrison
county, Indiana, are visiting MI W.
Milton Boyer, of this place.
Farmers, 70 to "Kennedy's Cash Pro
duce House." if you want MONEY for your
eggs.
Owing to an unusual pressure Of work,
caused by the glorious 4th for which our
hands want holiday. our Huntsville items
and other communications will not APP
pear until our next issue.
Kennedy, of the "shOckey House." is
the only merchant that pays CASH for all
the eggs you take him.
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. Church, South,
will hold Festival at Mt. Jackson, on
the evenings Of July 18th and hth, and
earnestly request liberal patronage from
the public.
Machine oil 30 to 40 cents per gallon.
w. G. Barron.
Mrs. Rinker, an aged woman Of Hawk
instown. died on Sunday night at IL
o'clock. She was the mother Of Mrs.
Harrison Lindamood, whose death at
Hawkinstow n, was noticed in our last
weeks issue.
riggs wanted at "Kennedys Cash Pro-
duse House"
Rev Thos. E. Carson. OF WINCHESTER
Va, will I'll the pulpit of the Methodist
Church in this place. Sunday next July
stb. both morn ing and night. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
Miss Lille Hartman, Of 0ttumwa, Iowa,
who has been for several months in the
Valley. visited Col. z. E. Stickley's fam
ily for few days this week. Miss Eve
line Downey, of near Winchester also
spent several day at Col. Stickley's.
Mrs. Hanen died at the residence of her
husband, Mr.. ]. c. Hanen, near Hope
Mills, Page county, Va. on Monday June
2s, Of puerperal commissions. Her re-
mains were taken to Maryland for inter
ment. She leaves two small children, one
bu. fe~ days old.
For SALE.-A beautiful Jersey helfer
about Is months old. This is fine
chance to get a magnificent animal APP
DIV TO Jno. C. OFT, or to the HERALD
once.
Col. E.E. stickley, of this place, attend
ed the great Gettysburg reunion from the
ID TO the 4th of July. We are sorry to
say that he had his valuable gold watch
taken from his pocket on crowded train
between Gettysburg and Carlisle
Rose MERGER & Shirley's Valley Tele-
phone line is being changed TO regular
telegraph linefrom staunton to Baltimore
They also propose to run telephone line
along with it in the near future This
will be big thing for the Valley, and
we ope it will be pushed through as fast
IS possible.
Ifyou want a pure article in paints,
varnishes, turpintine llnseed oil, neatsfoot
oil. parafine srs machine oil at the lowest
market price, 20 to W. c. Barron
The hay crop in Fauquier county will
be small. Nearly all the clover in the
second year died out last winter. The
timothy is light. notwithstanding the wet
spring. The oat crop, with one or TWO
more rains, will be very fine. The wheat
harvest will be plentiful. The corn IS
looking we'll and the stock cattle flourish
ing.
Call and see Jamison's elegant line Of
busgres and carriages The price is sure
TO please for the quality Of work.
We have Just completed our improve
ments for greater capacity in the manu-
facture of -four, and are now ready to sell
or exchange with all Respectfully,
LIAR Z. Stoneburner
Mr.. John LantE passed through town
one day this week with an infant only two
or three weeks old. He was taking it to
the Poor's House, ~ its m other bad died
and It's relatives all refused TO care for the
poor little waif. The little stranger was
snugIy reposng In a 10 Of wrappings un-
der the buggy seat co ntentedly sucking
M bottle Of milk, with no thought OF
the cruel, heartless world before it.
For the largest, freshest and most stylish
line of goods ever seen in this country, 20
TO Fisher l. Bro, at Harrisylle.
A large and brilliant mOteor was seen
bya number of persons at this place, on
Monday night between 10 and IL o'clock
Its course was from east to north, moving
very rapidly and apparently close to the
earth. The light emitted was OF various
oolors, some persons claiming that 1t as
sumed all the different hues of the rain
how. No report was heard as was the
case with the one seen a few weeks ago
We have now the largest furniture
roora in the Valley, and will keep it fully
stocked with furniture of all kinds. Call
and examine our goods and get prices.
Fravel Il Teller.
President Scott, Of the Richmond and
Dsnville system, few days ago, made a
tour over the line Of the w. and 0. Rail
rosd from Alexandria to Round Hill. He
was accompanied By Gen. VIM. h. Payne
of WarrentOn, Senator Heaton, OF Lou
doun. and Richard Z. Byrd, Of Winches-
ter. It is understood that the extension
of the road from Round Hill 10 Winches-
ter 10 under advisement.
I have Just received two car loads OF
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