Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-26

Highest price cash or trade for country
lard and bacon at Davis.
Mrs. Powell. mother of Mrs. DR.. Ma
gruder is visiting her daughter in this
place.
There will be Children's Day held In
the Presbyterian church, in this place,
next Sunday.
Broken roasted coffee put in one pound
packs, 20 ceus per pound.
W. C. Barron.
An infant child Of Mr.. w. T. Moss died
at the residence Of bis mOtber-in-law, Mrs.
Teller, in this place on Wednesday last.
Mr. J. D. Ship, an old and respected
citizen of Saumsville, died on Monday.
be was only sick but few days.
Mrs. NJ. r. Douglass, Of Fairfax c, H,
is visiting Mrs. Gen. j. ii. Williams, Of
this place.
The gay and festive watermelon hath
made its appearance in this place-loDg
may it stay with us.
Black silk mits IS aud 40 cents a.
Davis.
Rev. n. Painter, Of Roanoke College,
is visiting Rev. Mr.. Bushong. pastor Of
the Lutheran church of this place.
TWENTY-FIVE CENG Grape Lise reduced
to 2Oc. Light shades in Summer Gloves at
cost. T. B. Richey.
Communion services will bs held 10 the
Lutheran church at Toms Brook on next
Sunday.
The Victoria furnace at Goshen, which
has been idle for FIVE years, is az ain work
ing to its foil capacity.
A rumor is afoat that there will be a
duel this afternoon between two yOun z
hoods Of this place, in the vicinity OF
the Rocks
have contracted with a Boston factory
for lot Of the cheapest mems, womens :,
and childrens' shoes, ever brought TO this
market. W. c. BarroO.
Mr.. Robert McIptuIff. who has been in
Georgia for several years, has return ed
home. HIS many friends were rejoiced to
sec him looking so we'll.
A few pairs woman's Curaco Kid Com
mon Sense Shoes at cost.
T. B. Richey.
Miss Lucy Kinney, Of Stauaton, former
teacher Of Shenandoah Female Institute
Of Woodstock, is visiting Miss Mary
Allen, Of this place.
Mason fruit jars $50 per dozen at
Davis.
We have received the catalogue Of Won
Dora College at Luray, Rev. DR.. J. l.
Miller. President, Is a neat tasty and at
tractive pamphlet.
Capt Joseph II. Kite and bis wife died
at ElktOn, Rockingham county July 18th,
Of typhoid fever. They were taken i'll
three weeks ago.
Rev. Saml. W. Watkins, for many years
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at
Cross Keys, Rockingham county, died
last week, aged 70 years.
No. Potomac herring at 81 90 per hun
dred at D avis.
Mr.. A.G. Lady, of Berryville, last
week buried two daughters within two
DAYS Of each other one was q years Of
age and the other only Il. Both died Of
consumption.
Our people are determined 10 have a
big fair this fall. Let Us all pull together
and we will have fair which will teach
the world what the central Shenandoah
Valley can do.
lam agent for Harrisoa's ready mixed
pain Is, also Jas. Baily & Sons mixed
paints, architectural paints sl.25 per
gallon. the regular price IS sl.75. Now
is the time. W. u BARON
IL was really amusing 70 sec Frank
Rlddleberger and three other boys wrest-
ling with an ice cream freezer last Tues
dsy night. The farther they went the
lighter was their load
When one young man has been enter
tanned for four long hours BY FIVE or six
Young ladies, is IL any wonder that he can
only say yum, yum in answer 20 a
civil question =
Handmade harness, fly nets, busters,
brides, side saddles. trunks, valises'
sa,chels. shaw aud satcbel straps, riding
and buggy Whips and everything in the
line. at bottom figures, at Grabilfs
Work is progressing on the Island Park
bridge at Harper's Ferry. aud 1t is OK
pected 70 have the structure flushed in
the course Of a week Toe Island is be-
ipg rapidly cleared Of debris.
The farmers 10 the upper part Of Eau d
quier county are very much troubled by
new kind Of fly, which attacks cattle
and frequently causes death by making
large sores on the stomach and at the
base Of the horns.
Big lot Of notions Just from New York
Hosiery, ladies black silk mits cashm eres
newports, belts, handkerchiefs, &C. &c g..
az Davis.
If weeds are a thing Of beauty. and
many Woodstock property holders think
they are, II is perfectly astonishing to see
the amount of weedy loyeliness which can
exist on a square foot Of some Of on.
streets.
Mrs. Eliza A. Fravel. of Lantz's Nil
this county, left this point on Tuesday
morning to visit friends and relatives in
Illinois. Mrs. Fravel IS 81 years Of age
bnt 10 still as spry and active as many
young women. We wish the old lady a
safe and pleasant trip.
The Anderson Guards Of this place, have
received an invitation 10 take part in the
great celebration in Baltimore which
commences on Sept. Och. All their ex-
peuses including railroad fare and board
will be paid by the generous people Of
that city.
Chas. Zirkle was drowned Ia the lax
at the Fair Grounds at Stanton, o.
Wednesday Of last week. The unfortu
nate young man was only g years Of age