Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-07-20
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
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Go to Logan for the best farm wagon in
the market
Misses Clara and Maggie Wood are
visiting the Misses Fountaine, OF 'n'
place.
T. E. Bennett pays highest cash price
for eggs.
Mrs. Julia A. wightman, of Edinbnrg'
is visiting relatives in and around WOOD
stock.
Fruit jars, tin cans, rubber bands ana
wax strings. W. G. Barron
Danl. Liehliter's new dwelling will soon
be ready for the painters. 1t will be one
of the handsomest dwellings in this sec
ton.
Farmers, always take your eggs 10
Kennedy, at the "ShOckey House. anu
get the HIGHEST price in CASH.
Thos. A. Bledsoe, cashier of the Nation
al Valley Bank, of Stanton, was iying
very low last week from heart ''OuOi'
and pneumonia.
Just in store a lot Of fancy picnic
hams, cured in tho mildest manner 'r'm-
med close, no fat to waste. Try them
w c. Baron
NJ 1no ToD,l,;,s an employe Of the
Tauey Tu0inian Office, Stanton had his
shoulder bone broken by beng thrown
from jersey wagon.
Work Cd the new Reformed parsonage
on south Main street, opposite The resi-
dence of Senator Riddleberger, isprogress-
ing favorably. and the building Will soon
be up. 1t will be a very nice bnllding'
Large mackerel, weighing ooe pound
nett, lOc a piece. Small macke'sl loo per
dozen. W. D"iio"'
The Winchester Times celebrated the big
lth Of July in that place by banging out
its edition that week printed in red white
and blue. 1t made very attractive APP
pearance.
Ifvou want money for your eggs 90 to
T. Z. Bennett.
The Post Omce at Front Royal Warren
county. has been made a Presidential
office and President Cleveland has sent to
the Senate the name Of W. c. Weaver as
postmaster.
Fisher & Bro. have Just received fresh
line Of undertaking goods and VIII iurh-
ish collins and attend funerals with hear'e
at the very lowest prices
have four good yearling colts viii
cell. Call and see them.
Jxo. W. sAUN, saumsyillo.
A petition signed by over 300 business
men and Others was presented to Judge
Clark. at Winchester. on Monday, asking
that a day be appointed for an election
on the question Of license OF no license
SEVEN Of the leadlng merchants in
Woodstock, sell ALL there eggs at "Aen-
nedy's Cash Produce House
The tannery Of Rust & Irwin at Ger
ardstowu, W. Va, was burned on Monday
morning Of last week. Loss is about
$1,000.
Mrs. Annie II. InbOdsp, wife Of Genl.
I'D. Imboden. died in Richmond, Va,
July 5th, after painful Illness. She was
most estmable lady, and her death will
be reg reted by a large circle of friends
We learn that number Of the young
men Of this place, under tremendous TO
male pressure, are about forming Belva
Lockwood Club. It is SAID that Mr. Al
bert G.. Shaver. of Maurertown, will be
imported for president.
We have now the largest furniture
room in the Valley, and will keep it fully
stocked with furniture Of all kinds. Call
and examine our goods aud get prices.
Ffavel & Teller
Miss Annie Barron has returned to her
home in this place. after a visit Of some
months in Washington d. c. She was
accompanied on her return by her aunt,
Mrs. Childs, and son and daughter, of the
above named city.
For the largest, freshest and most stylish
line Of goods ever seen in this country, 90
TO Fisher & Bro, at Huntsville.
Work has been commenced on Mr. NJ.
Gearys large new storeroom adjoining his
other place Of business or Main street.
10 will be q very large room and will give
him the additional space he so much needs
for his immense business.
Sugars have advanced, as predicted in a
former local, but have a large supply on
hand, bought before the rise, and will
give cut prices on 100 lbs and barrel lots.
W c. Barron.
Mr.. Jno W. Fravel is repaintng the
outside Of the once famous old hotel prop
erty in this place, owned and occupied by
Mr.. Chas Welsh. When finished it will
be great improvement TO that part Of
Main street.
Granger horse and cattle powders,
chicken aud insect powders, rough on
rats, granger liniment, sweet oil. castor
oil, sewing machine oil. butter coloring,
mucilage, ink, &c. VIC. Barron.
Miss Lizzie, daughter of Capt. Jno II.
Grabill, Of this place, is attending The
Normal School in Front Royal. The
Warren Messenger, Of that place, speaks
very highly of her Standing in the school.
have the best assortment Of buggies
carriages and road carts in the Valley and
guarantee the lowest prices. ! only ask
my friends TO call and examine before
buying. A, L. Jamison.
There will bea picnic on Saturday 2Sth,
in the beautiful grove Of Mr.. VIM. F. Wis
man, a short distance west of St. Luke
The picnic will be in charge Of the St.
Luke String Band. who will spare no Of
fort TO make it most enjoyable occa-
sion.
Farmers, remember that Kennedy, at
the "shockey House" is the FIRST mer-
chant who commenced to pay CASH for
eggs, and don't FORGET that he is the
ONLY one who always pays the HIGHEST
price.
We are truly glad to say that Mr.. Chas.
Welsh, one of our best known and greatly
. 1iLad old c;tizaps il oh1a N ha out and