Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-03

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Youths, boys and gents hats in town.
If you have any mineral of any kind
whatever on your land, don't fail to bring
in specimens for exhibition at the fair.
Coming to the FAIR G. W. Bragg,
with grand display of pianos, and
organs. Look out for bis sign.
A large stock of ladies, misses, and
chlldren's shoes at P. J. Fravel & Sons.
The Roanokl and Southern Railroad
will build its car shops at Roanoke, the
magic city of Southwest Va.
The best $500 ladies' shoe in town.
P. j. Fravel & Son.
Mrs. H. H. Riddleberger would be
glad to get some potatoes on subscription.
Would like to hear from some one at
once.
That tired feeling now so often heard
of, is entirely overcome by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which gives mental and bodily
strength.
You can find something to eat, such as
pies, sandwiches and an abundance OF
fresh oysters every day at GrLLocK s.
Court street, one square from depot.
NJ. Geary will sell you good quality OF
goods of every description 10 bis line at
the very lowest prices for cash or trade.
A number of our farmers have threshed
their clover seed. The turn out is rather
poor one as to quantity, but in most
cases the quality is pretty fair.
Ladies', children's, mems and boys
boots and shoes dirt cheap. Must go.
W. c. Barron.
Pewnee Bills Great Wild West will
leave Chester, Pa, on Saturday night for
this point, reaching here on Sunday night
OF Monday morning.
lam now making sausage, lard, pick
ling hams, &c. If you want something
pure and nice of the hog product call on
W.. Barron.
The foundation of the new Catholic
church at Clifton Forge, Va, has been
laid, and the building will be completed
as soon as possible.
If you want pair of boots that won't
wear ont until you are tired of them, get
the iron heel. W. c. Barron
Cards are out for the marriage Of Prof.
Chas. G. Maphis, of this county, and Miss
Bessie Dold, of HarrisOn5urg, The we'd
ding will take place in the Presbyterian
church, of Harrisonburg, on Oct. l4th.
NJ. Geary can sell you anything you
want in hardware from mouse trap to
a threshing machine.
A great many of our subscribers Will
be in town during the fair. 1t will be
good chance for them to call at this office
and settle their Indebtedness. We need
the money very much.
NJ. Geary's is the place to get your
bargains.
At the request of friends l have pro-
cured a notarial seal, and am now pre-
pared to perform all the duties of a
Notary Public. A. G. WYNKOOP.
We make a speciality of black dress
goods. II in need of dress, come to see
US. p. J. FraYel d Son.
We notice in a number Of our Valley
exchanges that a prohibition convention
will be held in this place on Oct. 9th, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate
for Congress from this, the It'll Congress
siOnal District.
N. Geary has few heavy suits, which
he will sell at cost.
Rev. J. J. Rinnberg, who recently died
at Roanoke, Va, evidently wants to get a
good start when the trumpet sounds on
the last day. at his request he was
buried near Christiansburg on one of the
highest peaks of the Allegheny noun
taIns.
When IN town during the Far, don't
fail to call Oh P. ]. Fravel & Son and ex-
anime their large stock of millinery, dress
goods, cloaks, shoes, hats, corsets, hosiery
ladies and misses underware, &C., &c.
Rev. JnO. A. Cave, a seventy-nine-year
old local Methodist preacher in Page CO.,
Va, recently walked across the Blue
Ridge on the New Market and GordOns-
vile Turnpike, Is miles, being called up
on to preach funeral, aud returned home
the same day, travelling SO miles.
Queensware, glassware, pants, oils
varnishes, &C., for coach or house paint
ing. W. G. Barron
''The Medical and Surgical History o
the war of the Rebellion" Part third
Volume first, four volumes Of this valua
bic work, for sale. Inquire at this Office
N. Geary will sell You dry goods, no
tions and gents furnishings cheaper thai
dirt.
This is to notify all parties indebted tC
me that unless said claims are satisfied Of
raid on or before the 10th OF October
they will be placed in an officers hand
with instructions to warrant and fore
collections. A. L. JAMESON.
am paying the highest price for coun
try produce-cash or trade.
W. C.. Barron
On Monday, of last week, a host o.
veterans Of the Ninth New York Regt
visited Front Royal and RivertOn, an
were most kindly received by the peOpl
of those two live towns. These Oh
soldiers are taking in number of thu
Virginia bsttIe-feldf, and are accom-
panied by a number of ladies.
In order to accommodate the lsrg
crowds on Wednesday and Thursday, th
Treasurer of the Shenandoah Count
Fair has made arrangements tOssIl ticket
on Main street near the hotels Of Messrs