Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-04-06

with the letter II. engraved on it, and
pearl scarf pin in the shape of a iady's
shoe. A reward if returned to X. c.
HoshOur.
100 agents wanted in the State Of yir-
GINA, % in Maryland and "a in West Vir
GINA to travel and sell DAVIS lo5S Quilter.
A meeting of tho Shenandoah Fire Co.
will be held on Saturday evening, April
9TH. Let every member attend as it is
the regular meeting for tho election of
officers, and the transaction Of other inn
portant business. X. J. WALKER, Capt.
Buggy cushions, and buggy aprons, for
sale at Grabilrs Harness Store.
Philip P. Long, of Page county, shipped
from Luray, one day last week. twenty
fat cattle that averaged 1920 pounds, the
heaviest weighing 1885 pounds. They
are said to be the finest lot Of cattle that
have been shipped from that county for
many years. The heaviest hog and big
gest turkey of the season, for that county,
we're raised on the same farm with these
cattle
have lots of room for good active men
to make SEQ per month the year round.
+. NJ. Allen, Manager Davis lS55 Quilter.
keep the best stock of chewing and
smoking tobacco in the town.
T. Z. Bennett.
P. Fravel & Son are now receiving
their spring supply of goods, which they
propose to sell at lowest possible prices
for cash. Give them a call if you are in
search of bargains.
On Sunday last while Mrs. Saml. Lantz,
with her daughter Miss Molle, we're re-
turning from the funeral Of Mrs. Fravel,
near Hamburg, the front wheel Of their
spring wagon dropped into deep rut
that was hidden under a pile of dead
leaves, oyerturniDg the wagon throwing
them to the ground. Miss MOllie's arm
was found to be broken between the elbow
and wrist, the one bone being broken
square off and the other slightly fractured.
Mrs. Lantz escaped without injury.
Cheese. chip beef and bologna sausage,
at T. E. Benefits.
Call and see Jamison's elegant line of
bugcies and carriages. The price is sure
to please for the quality Of work.
Mrs. Isaac Lewis died at her home in
this place, at o'clock on Wednesday
morning. She leaves a husband and
three children to mourn the loss Of true
wife and mother She was devoted and
consistent member Of the Presbyterian
shurch, and during her long and severe
suffering she gave the clearest evidence OF
the sustaining power of the Christian re-
ligion, and her unwavering faith in the
Lord. Her end was peace.
Don't wait till every chance is taken
but get particulars of a money making
business of F. NJ. Allen, Manager of Davis
1883 Quilter.
II You want your watch fixed, so it will
run, take it to Bargelts, the old reliable
ioweler. All work warranted.
While sauntering up the street the
other day our attention was attracted by
4 the novel and neat display of Mr.. F. ".
Allen, manager Of Davis 1888 Quilter,
and after examining that wonderful inVen-
ton and the work done with IL, we say
as we said then, cit is a marvel Of sim
plicity," and we do not see why men OF
ability and energy will hesitate to invest
in such abor-saving invention that is
bound to meet with ready sale, aud is so
rsnumeratve to those who are fortunate
enough 10 get an agency.
Mr.. +. NJ. Allen is doing some excellent
quilting on Davis 1888 Quilter. Anyone
can do as good work as he, by using Davis
1888 Quilter.
CANDIEs.-Plain assorted candies, 2 lbs.
for 2jc; pure cream bonbons, zoe; cream
walnuts, cream apricOts, cream almonds
q and all fine cream fruits, 25c. per To-
| w. c. BARRON.
When you come in court day you will
want to visit the great display Of ready
made clothing, gents furnishing goods
hats, boots, shoes. &C., that NJ, GSary has
opened up in the store room in the brick
building nearly opposite Schmitts drug
store. There you will find everything you
can possibly want IN these lines, all fresh
new and stylish, and at prices to surprise
the closest buyers. Mr.. John W. Martin
, will be in charge, ard will be glad to SEE
his old friends. Your first call will con
vince you that we are determined to give
satisfaction and merit your custom. Mr.
Martin will have some great bargains t'
offer in extra coats, vests, and pants
, Look for the sign, NJ. Geary's Clothing
[ Store.
l have just received two car loads Of
Q Champion steel binders and mowers. Cal
y and see them, A. L. JamisOn.
Prunes, beans, hominy and barley, a
T. L. Benefits.
= Easter Monday was quite lively day
d in Woodstock, number Of strangers be-
ing in town, while the egg picking battle
ragged all along the line. In a short tint
# the streets we're gaily notified with th'
% bright colored shells, while the war CT!
Of anything 10 hammer on was kept nj
r as long as single egg could be brough
up to the scratch. In the afternoon tb
, Anderson Guards paraded on the street
headed by travels Cornet Band. Thel
splendid music was greatly enjoyed b.
II visitors as well as citizens, and was high
- " complimented. The military woun
up with target shooting in which eac
g bold soldier hit the bulls eye, OF though
ge he did, which amounts to the san,
thing.
n Get an agency for Davis 1888 Quilter
s, after awhile you will be too late, too late
y A car load Of Deering mowers just n
ceived. Don't buy till you see them.
~ NJ. II. Hotel.
y. P. ]. Fravel & Son have received a
y, immense stock of millinery goods, such
ladies' and childrens hats, at all price
ribbons, flowers, feathers, velvets an
- every thing else found in first ella
AZ millinery store. Miss Sallie Davis, lad
of well known taste and experience, wi
=. attend to this department as hOretofor
and we can safely promise that our pric
shall be as low as the lowest, whilst v