Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-06-28

If you want the juioiest aud largest
lemons that could be bought ~ Baltimore
20 to w. c. Barron.
The Democratic State Convention will
be held in Richmond On the l4th OF
August
II is reported that President Harrison
will visit Lexington and the Natural
Bridge next week.
Evaporated peaches, 10 cents sun
cured, 3 cents currants cents per
pound. W. e. b"rroD'
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ranels, Of iiagers-
town, Md, are visiting Mrs. Ranels'
father, A. $. Parker, Esq, Of this town.
Mr.. +. L. Hisey went to StauntOn last
Friday to work In the Talley ''rg'H'an
composing rooms.
The meeting Of the Shenandoah comfy
Temperance Alliance announced for FRI
day and Saturday Of this week has been
postponed.
Posters. dodgers, letter heads, bill heads
note heads, envelopes and every desorip-
ton of printing neatly and promptly done
at the HERALD Office.
The pockets of the small boy now
bulge out with green apples and their ae-
compartment, cholera morbus, is giving
him no end of trouble
Loose roasted canister coffee, % cents
Der pound. This is no siftiDgs or broken
grains, but No. fresh roasted coffee.
W. c. Barron.
The strawberry has given away to the
raspberry. The cherry crop, both sweet
and sour, which has been unusually large
Is about finished.
The indications are that there will be
an unusually large number of :sunmer
boardess in Woodstock and vicinity dur
ing this summer.
There will be services at Mt. Calvary
on the second Sunday in July in the
morning at 10 o'clock, and at St. Luke at
halfpast o'clock in the afternoon.
Ak KLINE, Pastor.
Last Friday J. II. Fleming was appoint
cd postmaster at Shenandoah Alum
Springs by the post office department at
Washington.
J.B. Glen, at Lantz's Mil, has ordered
$500 worth of shoes from Baltimore and
New York. Go and see him. He will sell
YOU shoes from 20 to 30 per cent. below
market value.
Ii will be well to keep your eyes open
for the tramDs who claim 10 be victims
OF the Johnstown disaster. Three-thirds
of them are frauds.
Ifyou want your shoes to shine with a
lustre as same a. new try our Gilt Edge
Shoe Polish. I can confidently recon-
mend this as the best polish ever offered
for ladies aud chllren's shoes.
W. c. Barron.
Judge II. c. Allen. who has been lying
dangerously III at his residence in this
place, IS somewhat better at this writing
and hopes are entertained for his speedy
recovery.
Childien's Day exercises will be held
In the Methodist church, Of this place
next Sunday night. The exercises
promise to be interesting, instructive
and entertaining
1t has been nOised about town that
John MeMann was drowned during the
recent flood at wilhamsPort, Nd. Wheth
or there is any foundation to the report
cannot b aseertained.
In view Of the fact that many wonder
ful fish are being taken from the shenan
doah we confidently expect that the sea
serpent will put in an appearance befon
the hot weather is over.
John Robibson's advertising car reach
ed this place yesterday morning and tn
bill posters are now giving thus vicinity
thorough billing. The date Of exhibition
here is Saturday. July 18th.
As Others see US. The Shenandoah Pres
Of last week remarks "From the re
ports in the local papers, the people
Woodstock have knocked off all othe
work, and have gone TO playing bas
ball"
Last Friday was .he first day Of sum
mer and also the longest day Of this yea
according TO Gruber. Still 1t seem
rather singular that a spell Of cool weatf
ar sbould begin on that day and continu
as IL has.
Arthur c. Smith, freight conductor o
the Richmond g. Allegheny Railroad, We
m. over and instantly killed at the depC
IN Richmond on Saturday night while a
tempting to couple cars. h'N oouy WI
horribly mangled.
ATTENTION FIREMEN.-The Fire Con
many will meet in its hall this Frids
night at 3 p. m. Dress parade Saturda
afternoon at 3 o'clock. BY order
A. S. PARKER, Capt.
II. X. FRAvEL, Sec.
Master Willie Lambert, Of this plac
brought to the HERALD Office last MOI
day morning mammoth turnip, grow
this year. II weighed q fraction ov'
four pounds and measured twenty inch'
10 circumference.
The appearance of the freight depot 1
this point has been greatly improved .
coat Of paint. The b. & o. Peep
seem 10 be determined to give Woo'
stockers no canse to complain about d
quarters in their town.
The earliest harvesting we have hear
of this season was the cutting Of iiel
of wheat above Edinburg, In Shena ndoa
county, on the 10th.
The above Is from the Page Ne,ce, pal
lished at Luray-on-tbe-Hawksbill. Fl
its truth we cannot vouch. but II so v
are pained to learn that the first wbei
cut ain this section" was on Sunday.