Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-12-07

You can bet your last dollar that J. b.
Glen of Lantz's Mills will be up with and
ahead Of the price Of trade. Eggs, 20 cts.
per dozen, good roll butter, 20 cts. per
pound. Goods, oh, so cheap as never was.
II you ever EXPECT TO come to Lantz's
Mill, stop at the store Of Stiekley & Foltz.
The extra session Of the circuit court
winch should have convened in this
place last Wednesday was postponed
The lawyers we're not quite ready so they
prevailed on Judge Turner to revoke the
order.
Rev. A. X. Kline is moving into the new
Reformed parsonage opposite Senator
Riddleberger's.
The well In front Of Judge II. c. Aliens
residence h as been broken for nearly a
month and the people who get tLeir water
from it are now compelled to carry their
water over two squares. 1t should be re-
paired at once.
Currants. seedless, valencia and London
lager raisns. citron, French and Turkish
prunes, hominy, beans, corn meal and
buckwheat -four for sale at Geary's.
The wood thieves have again commsne-
ed their ravage $, and they have already
left their mark on a number Of wood piles
IN town. Let the owners Of tempting
wood piles be ready with loaded guH
and give the first one Of these midnight
borrower they catch load Of lead.
Ask any one that has bought from
shckley & FOltz, whether their goods
are not the cheapest.
Bring your turkeys, chickens, ducks
butter and apples TO Geary's, and get the
highest market price.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Shenandoah County
Agricultural Society, for election Of
officers aud the transaction of other i'm
portant business, viii be held at Wood
stock, on Wednesday, December 18th,
1883, at IL A. NJ
2t. JOHN II. GRABILL, Secy'
Another lot of coal oil just received to
sell st l2i cents per gallon.
Stickley & Foltz.
Brazilian or butter nuts 10 cents per
pound. French candy in fancy boxes and
baskets. W. Z. barroh'
A nice lot Of cheap buggy robes, at very
low prices, will be received at Grabills
this week. Call IN on Monday, and see
some that will PLEASE YoU.
Information has reached this Office that
a woman was accidently shot by hunter
in the Harrisville neigbbOrhood one day
last week. We were unable to ascertain
the names Of the parties or the nature Of
the accident.
All who intend buying Christmas pres
ents should not fail TO read the sdver-
tisemsnt of Mr.. NJ. Geary in another
column. IL is replete With everything
needful for the holiday season. Call to
see him.
The young mon, We learu, of Slate Mills
School, this county, have organized a de-
batting society, and will meet every
Thursday evening during the school ses-
sion. They cordially invite the public to
attend.
The most delicious oranges, lemons, hgs.
nuts, grapes and every descrip ton OF the
richest fruits Of the sunny Tropics at such
prices as you never knew before, at I. Z.
Benefits.
Eight or ten northern gentlemen reach
cd this place Tuesday last on tho land ex-
cursion Of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
ard are Spending few days looking at
both town and country properties in this
section with a view 20 purchasing. They
are very much pleased with the country
and il they can bur reasonably will To-
cate with us.
Just received lot Of Overcoats, cheap
est You ever saw. sTIcKLEY q FoLrz,
Lautz's Mil.
Just in store, one thousand pounds Of
candy FIVE hundred pounds Of nuts, cram
berries, mince meat, raIsins, citron, cur
rams etc. W. c. Barron.
We understand that there is still quite
q ouantity Of unhusked corn in the fields
1, this county. The rainy and extremely
cold weather has retarded to a considera-
HE extent the work Of our farmers this
fall hence they are behind with all farm
work which should be flushed By this
time. The yield of corn this year is said
70 be about equal to that Of last but the
quality is not as good.
Three clerks busy from morning TIL
night at J. B. Clem's mammoth store
People say they have never seen anything
like IL btvore, which goes to prove that
sailing goods cheap will take every time
TRY them, they will wait on You il COM
Delled TO get three more clerks.
When YOU want your holiday groceries
iost remember that 7 have them. Twill
be proud to show you my splendid line oil
sugars as know that they cannot be sur
passed for purity and chespness. Cohees
and teas Of all kinds very low.
T. 4. Bennett
stiekley & Foiiz pay % cents per dozen
tor eggs, 20 cents per pound for ifesh
yellow butter, aud will not be undersold'
Col. II. C. Parsons, well known in this
eoupty, has sold bali interest in the
Natural Bridge. hotel, eto., to New York
millionaire aud the property will beim-
proved and operated on a large scale next
season. Mr.. Parsons, it is said, has pur-
chased for q northern syndicate a large
tract Of valuable mineral land a few miies
east Of Clifton Forge, upon which The
s,ndicate win erect large iron furnace
The tract - known as the iron Gate, and
Is one Of the richest mineral deposits in
this state.