Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-19

If the address OF your P"fN-
u,s..s drop us card giving present Sd-
ares. tdor't fail to do this), and the So-
dy,ss to which you would have Us mail II
!. Al. tuture. By complying with the
.hove the HERALD will be mailed TO you
regularly.
Hay forks and fixtures for sale by NJ h.
Hotel.
No more oysters are being brought to
this market.
If you want cheap and handsome glass;
ware 90 to Geary's.
Mr.. ]. C. Van Pelt spe ut Sunday ana
Monday in HarrisOnburg.
Cabbage tomato aud beet plants TOT
sale of selected quality. w c. Barron
District Lodge, l. DC. T. will convene
in this place on May oath ard 25th' next
The Jail was without prisoner from
Friday to Tuesday-an unusual occur
renee.
Don't fail to see Jamison before selling
your bark.
Communion services will BE- held in the
Reformed church, IN this plae, next Sun
day morning.
For sale.-5, 900 pounds chOce country
bacon by NJ. Gesry.
Mrs. Ann Bauserman, of thh place left
LAT Tuesday for Ohio and tae west to
visit relatives.
Seventeen fine horses were shipped on
Wednesday night from this phee, to the
Eastern markets.
Rsv.T.P. Epes viii bold pnyer meet
ing at Pugh's Run this (Fridsl) evening
at the usual hour.
s.gar. are advancing. New Is the
time to buy before it goes highs.
W. c. Barron.
Miss Florence French, Of this place, lei'
Yesterday to spend the sumner visiting
relatives in New Jersey.
Mr.. James B. Stephenson has assumed
editorial control Of the Rockingham
Reoisssr. We welcome him.
Rev. Mr.. BusbODg will preach at st.
LIKE next Sunday at three o'clock In the
afternoon instead Of the usual morning
hour.
kinds of lumber for sale by NJ. Il.
Hotel.
Mr.. Benjamin Hotel is erecting neat
two-stOry dwelling on his lot on Foundry
street near Church. 1t will be ready for
occupancy in a short time.
Miss s allie Shen, who was paralJzed al
the residence Of her sister, Mrs. II. b.
Chapman, in this place, last week IS we
are glad to state, slowly recovering
The Singer sewing machine oil Is the
best made. For sale by NJ. Geary.
Services are being held nightly n the
Methodist church IN this place this week
IN eommemoration Of Passion Week. So
far the services hsye been well attended.
Numbers have passed through town
during the past week on their way 10 the
bark peeling over the mountain. They
have the usual regalia-a blanket and
axe.
A.. L. Jamison has a large lot OF esoice
yellow corn for sale.
Since Sunday the weather has been
rainy and chilly and disagEeeable. Fears
have been ascertaioed for the fruit but
As far as we can learn no damage hasbeen
done.
Don't forget that L. 7. R. E. sone-
burner, Edinburg, want to buy all the
good chestnut and black oak bark hey
can &c. and will pay top prices for food
article.
I will have large supply Of fshthe
last of the week a. very low prices.
W. c. BarrOi.
James G. McCune. Esq, was last week
appointed receiver Of the law firms Of
walker & Keller and Keller & Nc Cine,
bond TO the amount Of one thousand ,ol-
lars being gwen.
WAErED-5OO tons black oak bark.
NH. Hottd.
The colored brass band will hold a es-
tival at Twins Hall next Monday afer-
noon and night. The proceeds will be
used in purchasing uniforms for the men,
bers Of the band.
White navy beans, hominy, dried fruit,
canned goods Of all kinds at Gearys
Joshua F. Ross was found guilty Of DE
murder Of bis uncle, George Hughes, mn
tian Of which was made in these columns
at the time, and sentenced 10 the peii.
tertiary for fYe years.
have a full line Of spring phosphaei
st Toms Brook and Woodstock.
A. L. Jamison
Mrs. Isaac Haas, Of this place, left rs
Friday for ambersburg, Penna. Ate
spending several weeks in that CT,
among relatives she will 20 to Chicagot'
her daughter, Mrs. Julia Titus.
The freight DEPOT at this point IS ner
ing completion. wOrkmen are now q
gagged cutting down the hill and haulal
the dirt to make an elevation in fronto
the depot where it now stands.
Desring Binders and Mowers and Gr
der Irvine for sale by n. II. Hotel.
The candidates who intend to all''
themselves to be voted for next mon
either are working very secretly or q
very backward as they are making D
announcements as is customary.
II you want something good try o.
peach, ounce and damson preserves i
Int. mar Mound. W. c. Barron.
LIT GRE. stOneburner will buy
the black and chestnut oak BARK they ca
get. delivered at Edinburg. for whit
they will pay the highest market price
spot cash at the scales.
The Winchester Times Of Wendesdi
SAYS: Big Injun John t. H. Baker al
other braves viii 60 to strasburg to-da
N iustituts new tribe of /. o. r. Ne
II will be called the Massanutton Iri6
Miss AEnie Barron, who has been Wis
-, LIDO. for anne mOnthQ