Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-03-08
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
pe.d N. Gsaryls ADVERTISEMENT.

Read NJ. Geary's advertisement
Next Monday is county court day.
Paints and oils way down. W. c. Barron.
Don't forget that II. Hotel, agent, has a
iine stock of fresh groceries on hand.
A company has been organ lied at
Harrison burg to manufacture ice next.
summer
Louis Tyler, who was lodged in Jail last
week for luuacy, was taken to Stanton
Tuesday last.
Wanted corn and lard at fair prices.
&C. Barron.
The sale Of the Shenandoah Alum
Springs property did not take place Sat
urday a. advertised.
Mrs. Catherine Shirley died her home
On Linville Creek, Rockingham county,
last week. aged SO years.
For sale a nice lot of country hams
cheap. W. c. Barton.
Only one more week of ground hog
reign. But don't be too oYeTjoyed. He
NAV leave bis footprints in the sand.
The latest in mems, boys and youths
hats, both in derbys and crushers, as lo~
as the lowest. Call at NJ Geary's.
The enterpr ising clothiers. Van Pelt Il
Walton have moved into the store room
recently occupied by Mr.. T. f. Bennett.
When you come TO town next Monday
call in to see us and # you owe any thing
for the paper pay it, This would greatly
Oblige us.
Ladies', gent 5 and children's fine boots
and shoes. Select stock. w. c. Barron.
The railroad company propose estab-
fishing stations at several points in Rock
bridge county and erect depots early in
the spring.
/ also have in stock a nice lot Of con-
dictionaries. H. Hotel. Agent.
The town cows are anxiously awaiting
the return Of the grass. Some Of them
look like they are nearly ready to return
10 mother earth.
Fresh fish for Monday court day
Bring a sack. W. c. Barron
The Baltimore Conf,re ce of the NJ. Z
Church South will meet in Alexandria on
March lSth-next Wednesday. Bishop
Wilson will preside.
/ have few heavy overcoa Is and win
ter suits left which | will sell at greatly
reduced prices. NJ. Oeary'
Mrs. Bette Grotte, nee Miller of Cumber-
land. Md, Is visiting her sister Mrs.
Danl Lichliter, in this place. Her numer-
Gus friends are pleased TO see her
The passenger traffic over the B. o.
Railroad has been enormous during the
last few DAYS and the ompany have been
running several extra passenger coaches
each day.
Measles are prevailing IN number oil
places in the Valley, and at several places
10 such an alarming extent that 1t IS
feared the schools will be compelled TO
close in consequence.
Thirty different brands Of chewing to-
bacco lower than the lowest.
VIC. Barron.
On Tuesday, March 5th, 1889, at the
residence of the brides father, in this
place, BY Rev. b F. Ball, Mr.. AlOnzo NJ.
Fuller, Of Clarke county, aud Miss Hattie
/. Rodeffer, of Woodstock.
The Gem Furnace, at Mines, has been
sold 10 d. W Flickwir, Superintendent
Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad for
100000. The United States Circuit
Court has confirmed the sale.
It's useless for local paper to boom
town unless its advertising columns show
the energy and progressiveness Of the
business men. Keep the patronage of
your paper up with the procession.
Cropped leather cut in narrow or vide
strips. no flank, 10 waste, ali solid
leather: W. c. Barron.
The ladies Of the Reformed church, of
this place, will have a dinner in Mr.. NJ II.
Hotels warehouse on March court day
The proceeds are for the benefit Of the
church. Dinner twenty-five conts.
The best shirt for 30 cents in America.
Examine it and if sou don't say so, you
only have to let it 90 by. NJ. Geary.
Ash Wednesday, the beginning Of the
season of lent, fell this year on March
9Th the first Sunday in Lent, March 10th;
Palm Sunday. April l4th, Good Friday,
April 10Th. and Easter Sunday April 2lst'
Persons wishing to improve their mem
cries or strengthen their power OF stten-
ton should send to Prof. Loisette' 257
Fifth ave. n. T., for his prospectus post
free. as advertised in another column.
At.
Some heavy suits pan is, ETC., which
will close out at cost in order to make
room for new stock Now is your chance
". Geary.
The Reform congregation now wor
shiping at Zion church baye purchased
n lot Of Mr.. P. Lindamood on the road
leading from Hamburg and Headquarter'
and will erect handsome church during
the coming summer
Inst 10 store an assortment OF choice
preserves such as peach, ounce, damsoR
etc J.. at only II cents per pound.
w. c. Barron.
Rev. Mr.. Ball will preach at the Aetho
dat church in this place on Sunday next
morning and night. Communion servic
will be held in the morning. This vii
be the last service at this church for %
present conference year.
The surest way TO get outside capital
ists to come among rs and invest thei
money, 10 for home people TO invest
worthy enterprises started mp. Show
the outside world that on have conf
depce in the future Of your town.
Fresh bread, cakes. pies cracker
cheese, chip beef, Scotch herring, sausag'
sardines, oysters, canned meats, fruits an
vegetables w. D"liOn'
Mr.. John +. Harlow, track walker
the B. & 0. Railroad, near Qnicksour
met with a pa lnful accident Wednesds
morning. In driving a bolt a piece
iron struck him in the eye. 1t IS fear'
the sight Of the eye is impaired.