Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-09-11
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS
The lion Cross segsr at Z. s. Hess.

were $500, paying all its expenses ant
premiums in full.
Now is The time TO buy cheap wall papei
q, Bsrgelt's. He is selling On every piec,
he has at less than cost.
DON'T fail to see the DAVIS Sewing Ma
chine, Which will be on exhibition at tx
Shenandoah County Fair.
Snarr, Borden & Mlley.
Cheap auction goods and Iron Gross
S ,gars at T. S. Hess.
Cyurt day brought only q tolcrab't
crowd to town, and in consequence bOsi-
ness was only moderate. Watermelon,
wero very plentiful and sold at reasonable
prices.
In order to make room foT his immense
,lstock Bargelt viii sell out his entire
stock Of wall papers below cost.
Home raised watcrn elors and cartc-
loures have made their appearance on
thisnmkct in to'eraJly plentiful Quar-
titles. Tie fruit is Of vuy fair Qua'iy
and prices are reasonable.
Bargelt las about $50 bolts of wall
paper that he is selling way below cost
Calat once AID get what You want at
lower prices tlan you ever paid before.
J.B. Glen, Of Lantz's Iii, still stands
at the head. and urdeIsells his COMPETE
tors from 30 to - PER cent.
ALodse Of Knights of Py thias is to be
organize I'm this place in few days
About faty charter members have already
bon secuted aad the new lodge promises
to have O. large membership.
JH c,cm. Of Lartz's Mil, vii give an
additional discount Of Is per cent. on all
his goods. groceiies excepted.
There aye wom,n who sometimes think
Oh Sunday flat they have religion, but
when ,he clothes line breaks down CT
Monday tiey fnl cut they haven't
Dr. T. j. Williamson, Eustis, Fla, says:
Tie lotleo Of Brady crotine yen sent ne
vas given three ladies who were suffering
from ea1acle. They sand the effect was
instantaneous AID very satisfactory.
J.B. Glen. Of Lantz's Mill. Va, viii sell
you Leyeiue's coffee at % cts. per pound,
cash. C.auulatcd sugar cents per
pouud, cash.
Mis- Burton Harrison, the author Of
"Tbe Ang.omaniacs," has written new
move, Of New York life which The Century
will print # is said to deal with d.
VOICE
There win be a communion service held
at Union Forge on Saturday and Sunday,
September / . aud IS, by Rev. Shuford, OF
tie Reformed church, Of MiddlejTook,
Augusta county.
Mr Jas B Russell, OF Winchester, Va,
was appointed by Judge Turner, during
the late session Of the Circuit Court at
Woodstock, receiver Of the MiCdletown
Carriage Works.
The Silver Spray Social Club Of this
place celebrated their second anniyer-
sary at The bospitable residence Of Mr..
W. T. Williams, On Friday night, of
list week. 1t was, all in all, the most en-
iqvaf1. affair If the season
Jno. Myers, OF the bunco gang, has been
granted a new trial, by Judge Tuner, OF
the Circuit Court. It is not at all snr-
prisug that the socaUed pam people, are
fast becoming convinced that law aud
justice is becoming mere farce.
Chas. Grim, while driving a colt in a
snlky on court day struck the animal while
passing through crowded part Of Main
street and the colt Immediately returned
the compliment with bis hind feet, the
result being a severe kick on the leg for
Mr. Grim.
The wife of Rev. J. W. Tongue, Of the
Methodist Church, South, died at Charles
Town, W. Va, on Wednesday Of last
week. Ms. Tongue was well known in this
community, her husband having been
pastor Of the Methodist church here some
years ago.
On Saturday night, of last week, the
barn of Miss Annie Stickley at Vaucluse,
Frederick county, Va, was burned with
its contents consisting of 80 bushels oil
wheat, p tons Of hay and lot Of farm
ing implements. The fire was undoubtedly
ofineendilry origin, and there was no IN
surance.
THE Bazaar OF Fashion, book with
all the late styles Of dress, &c. Can be
seen for the asking. An s page copy Of
"Tte Queen of Fashion," having plate'
giving price Of patterns &c per copy. Also
tells latest styles of dress goods.
T.. RIcHEE
The Union Forge Sunday school viii
hold their annual picnic Oh the Forge
ground, on Saturday, Sept. 18th. Able
speakers will address the school at the
church. A band is expected to enliver
the occasion with music. festival viii
be held in the afternoon and at night FOL
the benefit of the Sunday school. Every
one is cordially invited TO be present.
It is certainly wrong to charge toll on
this part of the Valley pike until The
bridges are rebuilt at Pugh's Run anc
Narrow Passage. But as the company is
very hard up we guess the money is badly
needed to make these most necessary re-
pairs, end we think after all it is best tC
help them along hy paying the small
amount asked at the gates. and have ne
'jar" over It.
The Hagerstown Globe, in recent lssue
says that a Miss Minnie Sommer, The
daughter of wealthy parents of Strasburg
va, is dangerously IN in the jaie a
hsgerslown. She had been an iumate o
apoblic house in that city for some days
and was found lying around the c. V
Il