Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-19

The year is half gone and yet many oil
the roads are 10 bad condition.
keep butchers linen Riehey.
Mss Eva Childs and Miss Gertie Yer
million, of Washington, D. C., are visiting
at Mr.. W. c, Barrons.
Cotton challies in figured and stripe
and c cents. Richey.
Miss Esser Huffman, OF Linden, Warren
county, and Miss Maggie Logan, OF Har-
risonburg, are visiting Miss Lizzie Grabill'
Miss virgie Hedrick, of Dayton. Va, IS.
visiting Miss Cora Messerley, OF this
place.
The Second Va, regiment commanded
by Colonel Joseph A. Mutton, Of Wine hes
ter goes into camp 10 August, and Buena
Vista will be the camp groGnds.
All white figured goods cut from TO- to
e. and ,oi IN iOe Richey.
On last Sunday night Mr.. Joseph
Smith and Miss Cora HANNAH both oil
this place, we're married at the Reformed
parsonage by Rev. A. X. Kline.
Dr.J. B. Rush, dentist, OF Woodstock
desires 70 inform the citizens OF NJ
Jackson that be will b at Dr.. Lemley s
Office this coming week. July @ad to
July 27tb.
Those stripe and check lawns cut ron
l5c to l2ic to close few pieces. k'chey'
A moving machine belonging TO Capt
W. $. Lurty. Of dsrrisOnburg, which as
left in the field, was totally wrecked Dy
some unknown person on Monday night
last.
The la lies Of the Lutheriao Church
held a festival on Monday add Tuesday
nights of this week, and realized about
fortv.two dollars, which will 60 towards
repairing the parsonage
Now that sumner has come. you VIII
want fight dresses. am sellin al wool
ohallies at l2i ceuts per yard. Richey.
The buckleberry trains are now running
regular, Conductor Jacob Funk has
charge Of the freight department, and old
man Miller runs the bob-tail which carries
both passengers aud fre.Sht.
Our river got muddy again Monday
night. This is little hard on our bass
fisherman. We are sorry on account OF
the champion fishermen who is now here
Wait Phil, your time will Yet come
I have Just received "a. NJ. Niles
Speciality" 10 a,alf skin, gents lace shoe
good TT, aud neat, as pin, which am
selling at q 90. Examine it.
T. B. Richey.
Losr.-At the Methodist Sunday School
or the Presbyterian Church, last Sunday,
a cbilds breast-pin. The Under will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
HERALD Office.
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. Church South,
will hold a festival at Mt. jackson IN
Lonas' Hall, Friday and Saturday nights,
July 18th and goth. A cordial invitation
is extended TO all.
Possibly the best, most laugbable aud
amusing entertainment ever IN this place
will be the exhibition By r. G. Aliens
celebrated minstrels at Twins Opera
House on Tuesday, July Ord. Read their
advertisement IN another column.
Mr.. VIM. Windle. who was pronounced
q fit sabiect for the insrne asylum a few
weeks ago, and has been confined IN the
Winchester jail because there was no
room for him at stanton, has been bail
81 TO keep the peace for one year.
In an article which we find in the
Centreville, Nd, 'paporlR. G. Aliens min
strels are spoken of in the highest terms
We know this 10 be one Of the best and
refined entertainments now on the road,
go that our people can expect at least one
good entertainment this season.
Some Of our people would like to know
how the blood purifier that Rabbit Dan
bought here Oh show dag is doing It's
work. Will somebody please give US the
desired information. or course it is pre-
sumed Dan bought il because he wanted
IL.
Mr.. w. Hite sold bis two bears Wednes-
day morning 20 the Merry Campers. The
boys we're on the rampage with them all
morning. Runner says Mr. Hite got such
a good price for them that he threw in
several cats aud dogs 70 elnch the bar
gain.
The Shenandoah County Sunday Scboo
Union Of all denominations will hold a
picnic at Fishers Hill, Va, Friday July
25, 1859. Addresses, refreshmentsf greet
ings, base ball, &c. Veterans reunion
from u N. to p. m, and roll call Of
Muhlenburg Rifles, Co. +. 10th Virginia
Regiment.
Mr.. William Boyers, one Of our Oldest
and most respected citizen, DIED at his
home in Powelrs Fort, on last Thursday
the 18th inst. IN the 18th year Of his age.
lie leaves a widow and a large family Of
sons and daughters 70 mourn his loss. He
was a loyingihusband, a kind father and
good neighbOr and will be missed by al /
Peace 10 bis ashes.
The Williamsburg Gazette ,establised 10
1929, aud the 6rst paper in which the
Declaration Of Independence was printed,
will suspend publication with this weeks
issue. This paper after some years OF
suspension. was re-eslab,ised at Williams
burg IN 1884 by Mr.. Ben Long, OF
Liverpool. England.
Mr.. Geo. A. Will, a son OF Josiah viii,
who resides near Mt. Jackson, died few
days ago at Birmingham, Ala, aged about
80 years. Mr.. Wills body was brought
home, and his body was inferred at Grace
German Reformed church. Mr. Will was
q worthy young man. lie leaves sister
and large number Of relatives to lament
his departure.
The threshing machines have COM
menced knocking out the wheat in thu
section. Several crops that were threshed
in the immediate vicinity Of town have
turned out splendidly, both in quantity
and quality. field of ten acres belong
ing to Mr.. W. T. Williams made thirty
bushels to the acre, the grain being very