Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-09-27

daily invited TO attend.
Just received another lot of ladies and
misses shoes right from the factory cheap
or than ever, call and see them.
w. C. Barron.
The display of flowers and Towering
plants at the coming Fair will be probably
the fnest and beat ever exhibited In the
valley. 1t will be & most strikingly
beautiful and attractive sight and should
be seen by every one.
NOtice.-During the Fair in Shenandoah
CO., J. S. Kline "Jeweler" Will sell rare
bargains IN Watches Clocks Jewellery Sill
yer Ware Spectacles &c. A nice fresh
stock on hand for the occasion Repair
ing promptly done.
Now is the time TO paint your homes
aud make things look bright and cheerful,
rock bottom prices at.
". c. Barron.
Phosphate seems to be the ruling ele-
ment in our community at present. One
can see a wagon load going to the cOun-
try at any time he chooses 70 put his head
Out OF the window.
j. B. Glen at Lantz's mill will sell you
hardware % to 80 per cent less than whole
sale prices in Baltimore. Such as chisel"
center hits, wrought and cast butts,
hinges, &c.
will have a large stock Of sole leather,
call early aud get your pick, prices low.
W. c. Barron.
Subscribers are still coming in at
rapid rate. Deputy Sheriff Jacob II.
Downey was in and paid for two sub
scriptious for one year IN advance. This
is the way to do the thing up brown.
Come along boys, Charley will sight you
through
Will offer at upset auction my rem
nant stock Of clothing on Saturday eve
ming Oct. 9TH, commencing at 6 O'Clock.
Here is rare chance for bargains as
everything put up will be sold.
Il. Z. Boyer.
VIM. B. Allen son Of Judge II. c. Allen
left a few days ago for Botetourt county
where be will attend school during the
winter. The friends of Will need not ex-
pect to see see his handsome and smiling
face until next spring "wheu the roses
come again"
Mr. Joseph F. Hoffman and MISS Bette
b. Lantz, both Of this county, were mar
ried yesterday morning at Lake View"
near Hamburg. They took the first train
for Washington where they will remain
until next Wednesday when they will
return home, hold some receptions and
receive some infairs, full particulars of
which will be given in our next issue.
Mr.. +. S. Campbell, Of Page county,
has ben one year old that has three
perfectly formed wings, the extra one
being located on her neck. Tho hen IS
beautifully speckled, except the extra
wing. which is perfectly white.
II you want good snag proof Rubber
boot, oyster or iron heel for little money
call on. W. c. Barron.
III. -. - N iof ~ bounds cura
and bird dogs as well as a lot Of mongrels
that seem to belong to no one. They can
be seen wandering over the country at all
times and Of course must be expected 10
get into mischief at any time. 1t IS just
such roaming. ulfed dogs as these that
bring good dogs INTO disrepute.
Fodder twine of the very best quality
cheaper than the cheapest must be sold.
w. c. Barron.
ATTENTION FIREMEN The Fire Com
paDy will meet in their hall this Friday
night at 7:3O p m. Let every member
be present. Dress parade Saturday eve
ming at p. m.
A. S. PARKER, Capt.
II. r. FRAvEL, Secy.
The protracted meeting at lions church,
near MaurertowR will begin the 9Th Sun
day OF this month, instead Of the LIST Sun
day October as previously announced.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. Sunday, and
700 p. N. each evening during the week.
Rev. IA. Spencer will assist in the
services. d. H. RHODES.
Persons CALI ng at the rooms Of the
Shenandoah Agricultural Society will DO
treated with marked respect by the ac-
comOdating secretyry and his assistants.
Any one having entries to make will con-
fer favor upon every one concerned by
calling early, and thus avoiding the rush
which always follows few days preced-
ing the fair.
Mr.. Morgan Smooth, young man living
on Pughs Run, short distance from this
place, died 90 Tuesday last, after linger-
ing illness Of many months Of Consump-
ton. Morgan Smooth was q thoroughly
spright. honest young man, highly respect
ed and liked by all who knew him, and
his death will be sincerely and deeply re-
GREETED by large circle Of friends and
relatives.
Two freight trOins on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad collfded near Riverside
station, on Friday Of last week. The en-
( gineers and fremen Of both trains jumped
when they saw that a collision was inevi-
table and escaped except fireman Gala
han who was caught and thrown on the
boiler head and Utterly roasted 10 death.
It was some hours before his body could
be gotten out of the jam.
Special arrangements have been made
10 run special train on Oct lst, 1889,
from Philadelphia to this place. The
fare for round trip will be s7.l5, tickets
good for 10 days. Circulars will he out
in a short time. The above is an excur-
sion for northern capitalists who con-
template purchasing 10 the Valley, and
was gotten up by our worthy land agent
A. G. Wynkoop, Esq
Mr.. Jos A. Hausen6uck presented this
Office with a very fine watermelon on
SATURDAY. last, but the hands did rot have
the pleasure Of enjoying the luscious
meat, as some one Of the light fingered
Fraternity paid Us visit in our absence,
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