Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-16
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

for sausage. W. Z. Barron.
Weather prOgnosticators say we are to
have severe winter
Mr.. Philip Pitman Is on a VISIT to his
family, residing in this place.
Nice eassimers, all colors, 22i cts. at
J.B. Clem's.
A flock of wild geese passed over this
place on last Sunday evening, going
sJuth.
Miss Lucy Marshall. of this place left
Saturday TOR a few months sojourn in
Richmond.
COrned pork, hams, sides, shoulders and
fresh sausage. VIC. Barron.
A heavy frost was noticed in this sec
ton Tuesday morning. We are told that
ice was also seen.
Mr.. w. T. Williams and Miss Mamie
Williams left Wednesday to visit the ex-
position at Richmond.
For the largest, freshest and most stylish
line of goods ever seen in this country, go
TO Fisher Bro, at Harrisyille.
J.B. Glen, of Lantz's Mill, does not
advertise % cent cassimeIs for Henrietta
cloth.
The Rideuour trial in the Frederick
county court has been continued and
renire facias issued to Loudouu county.
Commencing with last Sunday mass
will be celebrated in the Catholic Church,
Of this place, every third Sunday, at
IL am.
Paints, oil, varnishes coloring and stains
cheap. w. c. barron
The mountains opposite Strasburg have
been on fire for several days. Il is said
that a great deal Of valuable timber has
been destroyed.
We understand that there are quite a
number of large porkers in town which
will tip the beam in the neighborhood OF
FIVE hundred pounds.
Mr.. Albert Estep, of Calvary, presented
this ofice, Monday, with mammouth
turnip It weighed 81 pounds and meas
ured PSI inches in circumference.
Mr.. Winfield TenOn, a prominent citl-
zen Of Prince George county was crushed
TO death Monday afternoon By tree
which be was cutting down for shingles.
Ladies, just 60 and see J. B. Clem's
Henrietta cloth all wool and % per cent.
under market value.
A eolored woman named Rachael West,
living between Waterloo and Amissyille
in RappahannOck county claims to be be-
tween 1909 ard 10 years old.
The church recently erected by the
Seventh Day Adyentists two and a hall
miles north OF Rinkerton in this county,
will be dedicated next Sunday.
Evening dress trousers hereafter are to
be decorated down the sides with rich
black silk embroidery worked on broad
stripe of the best black piece silk.
Prof. c. NJ. Best was unable to attend
to bis duties as principal Of the Graded
School in this place yesterday morning,
owing to a severe attack of quinsy. We
hope to hear Of bis early recovery.
Two plugs l2 inch tobacco loo or four
for 25c. w. Z. Barron
Under the direction Of their new cap
tain, Mr.. A. S. Parker, the fire company
turned out and gave their apparatus
thorough over hauling, Saturday after
noon.
The excellent prices which live hogs are
bringing in the Baltimore markets has led
quite a number of our farmers to ship
their porkers instead Of butchering them
as Of old.
Mr.. Thomas McCreery, publisher Of the
Buekhanon, Upsher county, w. Va.
Banner called to see us Saturday. He is
deaf mute and is visiting friends near
Edinburg.
Go and see J. B. Clem's nice line of
prints. So cheap you can't help but buy
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Presbyterian
Church IN this place next Sunday morn
ing. Preparatory services on Thursday
and Friday nights.
In Portsmouth, this State, Monday
afternoon, Miss Lula jackson in attempt
ing to jump on a departing ferryboat, fell
overheard and was drowned before as
sistance could reach her.
Just in store, fresh prunes and hint
homney. W. T. BARRON
The daughter Of Payton Lewis who
was struck by Geo. Obey, as mentioned in
our last issue, is still in very precarious
condition and fears are ascertained that
the blow may prove fatal.
Awhile deer was seen on Patterson's
Creek, Botetourt county, last week, and
could easily have been killed had the
hunters not at first mistook it for a sheep.
So says the Lynchburg VirqiHiaH.
The Republicans of stanton celebrated
the election Of Harrison and Morton last
Tuesday night. Carriages. cavalry,
waeons, log cabin and infantry bearing
transparencios we're in line, forming the
largest procession eyer seen in the Valley.
JB. Glen Of, Lantz's Mill. is now in
New York for the second time laying in
full supply of fall and winter goods.
Everybody should 20 and see the wonder
fnl display Of goods.
A spark Of fire from an engine attached
10 a machine which was threshng the
wheat Of Mr.. Robert Shippers, in Clarke
county. set fire to the wheat stack, burn
ing 1t is supposed. at least six hundred
bushels of wheat The tbresher was also
destroyed.
The Republicans of Cabin Hill cele-
brated the election Of Harrison aud Nor
ton last Saturday night. The Columbia
Furnace band furnished music. Several
local politicians addressed the crowd,
which though, with only few hours no
tice was quite lar
Wanted-to trade boots, shoes, groceries,
paints, &c. Gor FIVE hundred bushels Of
oorn. W. c. Barron.
Mr.. Robert Hunslcker an aged and
highly respected citizen of Winchester
was found dead IN his bed at his home in
that place on wednesday morning Of last
week and his death was unexpected He
retired at night in apparent good health.