Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-06-22

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Woodstock, Va.
Go to Logan for the best farm wagon IN
the market
Judge Turner, during the present term
Of his court at Winchester, refused to grant
new trial IN the case of S. f. Hansen
iuck.
The 22nd annual convention Of the
Baltimore Conference Sunday-School So
ciety, NJ. Z. Church South, will be hold
at Berryville from July 10th to 18th.
Gertrude, the 10 months old daughter of
Mr.. l. Hite Bird, of this place, died on
Monday last, after long illness.
Rev. Mr.. Fps, OF the Presbyterian
Church of this place, left on Monday, for
a two weeks visit to EOttoway county,
where his wife nov is.
Prot. E. Z. Kidwell and d. II. Rhodes
will open Normal School at Cedar HILL
Academy, Edinburg. Va, July 9th and CON
tinue SIX weeks. Correspondence solicited.
Mr.. Phil. G.. Fravel and wife, formerly
of this place, but DOW residing in Phila-
delphia, reached here on Saturday of last
week on a visit to relatives.
NOTICE. have for sale an upright
grand piano-in frst-class order. Apply
to Miss ALICE w. HOLcoMBE,
Mt. Jackson, Va.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. W. Miley, our
efficient Circuit Clerk, is having the lum-
Der cut and sawed for the handsome new
dwelling he will erect on his lot above
the depot. 1t will be another great im-
provement to that part of town.
Go to Jamison's and get the celebrated
Malta double shovel pillow.
An election under the local option law
was held Wednesday of last week IN
Luray magisterial district, Page county,
upon the question of license or no license,
resulting in a majority for the license
ticket.
A new one-hOrse wagon. VIII trade for
frst-class lumber at Sl50 per 100 feet.
T. B. Richey.
We learn that iron bridges will soon re-
place the wooden structures now in use
on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. This
il good move as wooden bridges, es-
pecially when they begin to grow old, are
not favorites with the travelling public
During the heavy rain and wind storm
of Thursday the top Of the pole OF the
large service tent Of the camP-meeting,
now going on in Supinger's wood, on the
edge Of town, was blown of and the tent
badly torn by the wind.
The heated term IL about to begin, and
no locality to ward of its i'll effects better
than Woodstock and vicinity, can be
found. THIS fact should be borne in mind
by persons contemplating leaving their
homes 10 the cities for the summer.
Call and see Jamison's elegant line OF
bugges and carriages. The price is sure
20 please for the quality Of work.
Don't forget the Base Ball Festival on
Friday and Saturday nights, this week, in
court square. Ice-cream, strawberries
and everything delicious Music by a
fine orchestra on Friday night, and the
full Cornet Band on Saturday night.
Lawns for sc a yard, light summer dress
goods at all prices at Geary's.
Glass fruit jar rubber bands, stone
W. c. Barron.
Hon. Chas. II. Winfield, cousin Of DR..
J. Q. Winfield, Of Rockingham, and Mrs.
S. NJ. Yost, Of Stanton, dropped dead at
Walden, n. Y, while addressing a Sun
dav School. He was a distinguished
lawyer aud represented his district in
Congress for two terms up 70 1865. His
age was about 20.
Fisher 4 Bro. have Just received fresh
line Of undertaking goods and will furn-
ish collins and attend funerals with hearse
at the very lowest prices.
Machine oil for 30, 40 and 80 cts. a
gallon, at Geaiy's.
We call attention to the advertisement
ia this issue Of the splendid mill property
on the river, near this place, which If
offered for sale by its present owners
Me,srs. c. +. & w. NJ. Rush. 1t is bui
seldom that such property as this gets OF
the market. Read the advertisement in
another column.
guarantee the Champion steel binde
to be the lightest draft and the best bull
binder on the market. A. L. Jamison.
II inch tobacco 7 cts; - inch 10 cts.
per ping or 80 and 81 cents per h., tn
cheapest tobacco on the market. Try IT
w. c. Barron.
Haymaking has been at its height dur
inc this week, and although the Ion
smell Of dry weather has cut the grass Gro
very short. more will be made than wa
generally supposed. The weather has bee
ALI that could be desired for curing ha!
and 40 far the crop has been secured
splendid condition.
Cabbage. tomatoes. peas, beets, lemoni
&C., for harvest. w u D"''on
The reunion at Gettysburg will be re
membered in the July Century by tn
Modification Of short article descriptiy
of the reunions Of the Blue and the Ora
which have taken place within the la
fsw Years. A poem by an ex-Confederat
soldier, entitled "The High Tide
Gettysburg.7 will be printed in this nun
Der.
Oor butter. cheese chip beef, breakia'
bacon strips, and slicIng meats are keI
in dry air refrigerator sweet solid an
cold. No flies, shippers or offensive odor
W. C. Barron.
lam selling the Old Hickory Wagon
1ower prioes than they have eyer bee
sold. a. - '""'''''''
Messrs. J. W. Shelton q Co. have cor
menced operations with their feath
dressing and renovating machines at q
Foundry buildings in this place, ana a
giving great satisfaction by the III
character of their work. They are strict
,,liable, and having done work for us
can confidently recommend them TO ''
people.
inst in store, eleven barrels OF saga
Now il the time to lay In a supply Oeio
s..ca VIC. Barron.
have Just received two car loads