Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-30
GENERAL LOYAL NEWS.


For SALE.-A Knabe piano in excellent
condition sofa, and handsome stove.
Apply to HERALD office.
The Shendun Ne,cs will be edited in the |
future Dy Mr.. J. A. Phillips who has been
for some years the editor Of the Halifax
Record.
w. II. Shckley has returned fIom the
CITY with stock of goods, the cheapest
in the Valley.
Cheap auction goods snd Iron Cross
segars at F. S. Hess.
III don't sell my goods cheaper thar
any other man, considering the quality,
tell me so. W. II. Stickley.
At the recent meeting Of the Presby-
terrain Synod at Roanoke, 1t was shown
that the increase in membership for the
past year was 500, and the net gain on
collections for home missions was s',9Oo'
Please remember this You will never
lose anything by buying your goods from
". H. Stickley.
Another victory for the Davis sewing
machine she captured all the blue ribOon
at the Shenandoah County Fair. Let the
GOOD work 60 on. For sale by Snarr,
Borden & Miley. Toms Brook, Va.
I bought a nice stock of goods, and
wish TO sell them In 80 days. Twill make
YOU special prices within that time
W. II. StIckley.
We arc clad to see that tie citizens OF
Woodstock have formed a monument
fund association for the purpose OF raising
money TO erect monument to the late
Senator H. H. Riddleberger. We wish
them God speed in their good work.
HarrisoRblTg SPIRIT.
al have tonnd your Bradycrotine sure
cure for headaches. A. X. Hanks, Mum
tain Peak, Texas.
CORPORATION taxes are due. Bills are
nov ready for payment, November LIST,
1901. beng the limit for corporation tax
es: after this date per cent. Will De ADD
ed S.V. r. CLOVER, Treas.
Twill sell my entire stock of goods at
cot also the farm and store stand.
w. II. Stickley.
Cbas. Lewis a young colored man OF
S.anntop. Va, died on Monday from
Iockiaw caused by an injury to bis face
received bya kick from horse
Don't forget the new goods at W. h.
Stlckley's.
The ladies will find something interest
ing 70 them in Miss Alice Feller's adyer-
tisement in this issue. She has beautl-
fnl stock of millinery and notions at
prices low enough to please anyone.
Just in store, L. Stout's patent snag
plOof rubber boots. w. u barron'
Interesting revival services have been
in proqress for several weeks in the Netho-
dis, church at Fishersville. Augusta CO..
Va. The meetings have been Celduc'ed
by Rev. J. w. Wolfe, a minister well
known in this place. About fifty CONVEX
sions have resulted 80 tar.
Don't miss the chancel Go at once tc
Brown and get a set of those nice caolne'
photographs. He will not stay here very
long. 1t doesn't matter II it is cloudy
it is really the best light.
"Aunt" Argellne Lomax, and aged an'
much respected colored woman, dled
her home in this place, on Saturday alter
noon of last week, aged nearly ~ years
Thoroughly honest and always kind an'
polite, the death OF this good old womal
is regretted by her many white frleno
as well as by those OF her own race.
Buckwbeat -four, hominy, cltron, cur
rants, raisins, spices, extracts, DC.
w. c. Barron.
After the lapse of some years we ar
pleased to see the Moorefield Examiner o.
our table again. We always regaroe
il as one of our most valued exchanges
and during its long absence missed u
sprightly HARDY county and West VII
GINA news. 1t is sterling paper al
we hope the people of that section give
the liberal support it so richly merits.
All bills due me and unpaid by the loi
$500 Of November. Will be placed IN the hans
Of a Jaw fffTir 1oi. collection, . n\
~-Xrsss 5s
Rev. J. c. Van Devanter, pastor of tn
Old Stone Churcb, Augusta county, Va
will assist the pastor of the PresbyterIa
church at his communion service, ne1
Sunday morning, Nov. LIST. Preparation
services viii begin Friday night.
have large stock of ladies, misse
and chldren's shoes on baud, which mus
60 at greatly reduced prices.
w. c. Barron.
Mrs. Wilkin, wife Of Mr.. Jonatba
WilSin, an old and respected lady, resid
ing near AloDzaville post Office, ard abou
SIX miles from this place, died on Friday
of last week, after long suffering from
malignant cancer, which she bore wit
Christian fortitude and resignation
We viii have all kinds of frnit trees fc
sale in Woodstock on (court dav,) MOI
day, Nov. 9th. PETERS & BAILY.
If you receive a sample copy of Ii
HERALD this week please read 1t careful
and see il it is not worth far more tina
The small sum of one dollar year. BIZ
that is the subscription price. Only on
dollar in cash for whole year. Now
the time to subscribe, so that you can %
the full and correct election returns.
4 very dark cloud arose from the wei
and northwest on Monday evening bripI
ing sharp shower of rain and flashes {
lightning. BY midnight the weather ha
grown much cooler, and Tuesday came
with clustering cold winds, and th
beautiful Indian susnmeT-like weatbs
that prevailed during the few previor
days was a thing of the past.
The Alexandria Gasetfe says that 9Th
best possible way for merchant to ha,
goods sh0p-worn and become not only OF
Of fashion but worthless, IS to Law in
large stock of them, and then conce,
that fact from the public by falling
read by people disposed to buy them.
l am agent for Brammer's celebrate
labor saving washing machine. A lars
tub C. clothes washed IN fiten minute
No hot steam to stand over, no hands
hot water, Complete with ringer Silt
Over one hundred thousand in use.
VIC. Barron.
Mr. Elijah sibert. q well known residel
of Harrisonburg, died at his home IN th,
place. of Brigh,'s disease, on Friday,
last week. Nr. Slbert had been in Il
Wholesale tobacco trade for number
years. and had large scauaintan
through this county where many of b
relatives reside.