Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-09-28
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

If Won want to see the best $500 wo-
mans doneola boot on earth, call at W.
II. Alberts Boot and Shoe Store.
For the best spectacles and eye glasses
in the market, call on J. S. Kline, Jeweler
and Optican. Court St., Woodstock, Va
Communion services will be held in the
Lutheran Church at Fair View next sun
day.
For school books and school supplies
call on J. S. Kline, Jeweler' Court street
Price as low as the lowest.
Fresh oysters every day during the
Fair. opposite the Public School Building
at GillOck's.
A perfect wilderness Of the very best
quality of canned goods always on hand
r. Z. Bennett.
For first class work take your Watches
clocks and iewelry to J. S. Kline. Court
St.. Woodstock, Va. Charges reasonable
Ihaye a stock OF tobacco aud cigars on
hand sufficient to please all the different
80 ~ creation. T. =. Bennett.
For watches, jowelry, slyerware' &C.
20 TO ]. S. Kline. Ne has a nice new
stock of latest styles, at low prices
Iwant all the country produce can
get. and will pay as much il not httle
more, than tbatother fellow. Bennett
For the largest, freshest aud most stylish
line Of goods ever seen in this country 20
to Fisher & Bro, at Harrsyille.
Choice BACON and lard always on hand
None but the best quality handled.
T. Z. Bennett.
Twill be in my gallery prepared to
make photographs by the instantaneous
process. each day during the Fair.
E.R. Gillock.
am tho agent in this place for L. T.
& RE. stoueburner's celebrated Hour,
andkeep a full supply on hand.
T. Z. Bennett
To cHE LADIES: When in town during
the Fair don't fail to examine Mrs Eel
ler's large stock Of Fall Millinery. One
door south Of Reformed church.
intend TO stand by my customers ana
furnish them the best quality Of sugars
coffees and all other groceries just as low
as they can be sold. T. Z. Bennett.
Look out for J. B. Clients immense stock
of goods next week. He is now IN New
York purchasing for the cash one of the
best stock OF goods ever brought to
Lantz's Mill.
II am anxious for every living soul to
see my magnificent stock of confection-
cries. Everything fresh, puro aud de-
licious. J. L. Bennett.
We have nov the largest furniture
room in the Valley, and will keep it fally
stocked with furniture Of all kinds. Call
and examine our goods and get prices.
Fravel & FILLER.
Times are prosperous at Roam oke. Va,
Just now. There are now in course Of
erection at that place $50 new houses,
and an immense new rolling mill will be
IN operation within sixty days.
Twill have new peanut rooster in
full operation dus,pg the Fair, and will
furnish YOU large fresh peanuts, hot and
delicious. Come and see it at work
T. T.. Bennett
The balloon ascension and leap from the
balloon at a height Of not less than one
half mile win take place on the Far
Grounds on Thursday Oct. 9TH. Don't
fail TO see it. You may never have an
other opportunity. T.
A full line Of gents woman's, misses,
and children's dress shoes on hand at all
times, such as children's school and spring
heel shoes at prees that can't be beat.
W. II. Albert.
All the wooden trestles on the Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad south Of Waynes-
boro have beenreplaced by iron structures,
As fast as means are obtained, we under
stand, the tresiles at this end Of the line
will be replaced by IRON.
When you come to the Fair, don't fail
70 call on 7. Z. Bennett, who exhibits in
the way Of one Of the finest aud cheapest
stocks ever brought to this market. Don't
fail tc drop in whether you want any
thing or not.
Entries an coming IN for the Fair, but
the clerks are not rs busy as they viii be
the latter part Of the week. We would
advise all to make their entries, as soor
as they can, as it gives all parties better
opportunity to arrange the entries salts
factorily.
The Directors Of the Shenandoah Coun
ty Agricultural Society have adopted The
following resolution: Any stockholde
making false representation as to number
of his family, or attempting to pass other
on his ticket, shall forfeit his ticket.
Paste this in your hat for future refer
ence or against the wall where you Ca
see it, J. b. Glen, Of Lantz's Mil, pay
no rent, pays no board. and is at no e,
pense, and is satisfied with about half IN
profit his competitors ask for on the
goods
DIR. Albert Henkel, Of Winchester, Va
was married to Miss Maggie S. Steph el
son, now Of Frederick county, Va, daugl
ter of the late Samuel Stephenson, form
erly of this place, on Thursday, the 13i
inst,
Come one. come all, and see J. b. Gle
at Lantz's Mill His display of new goo'
will be simply immense and he will col
vince you that he sells goods at from
TO 100 per cent. cheaper than any store
the Valley. He can do that thing eve
time.
Mr.. Thomas Maslin, Of the well-knoy
firm of Timberlake & Maslin, wool Man
facturers on Cedar Creek, near MIDI
town, Frederick county, Va. died Ia
week after short illness Of inaamati
Of the bowels. lie was about forty ye'
of age.
Two burglaries occurred in our cit,
few nights ago. Judge Parker bad ov
$50 IN money stolen, besides some 9th
articles by thief who entered his BE-
room.
Walter & FOrsyths store was broh
into tho roonev .drayer rined Of a SIN