Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-10-02
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

cures headache.
Cheap auction goods and Iron Cros:
segars at F. S. Hess.
P.J. Frayel & Son have the best 81 p
ladies' shoe in town.
A handsome new sign has been put up
at the Geary House.
Mrs. NJ. Geary's is the place to get your
bargains.
Good cigars, the best of soda water and
fne candies. B. Schmitt.
There were 81 deaths in Page last year
80 white persons and cOlored. i here
were $50 births-268 white and 2l color
ed.
Don't fail to see the DAVIS Sewing Ma
chine, which will be on exhibition at the
Shenandoah County Fair
Snarr, Borden 4 Mlley.
Mrs. NJ. Geary will treat you well and
sell Won goods as low as can be found
anywhere.
The best of soda water and the purest
candies at 3. Schmitt's.
The Equinox has passed W 'thout bring
ing the usual changes in the weather
and has left us dry and hot with many
inches of disagreeable dust.
Mrs. NJ. Geary will show you a general
Ii ne of goods if you take time to give her
a call.
Will trade for nice bees-wax and some
real clean black mustard seed. Have =
gal and ga. demijOns for sale.
B. Schmitt.
Hon. Giles Cook, for many years one OF
The prominent lawyers Of the Valley, died
al his residence in Front Royal on Mon
day, at a very advanced age.
Watch for C. A. Saum's display of
buggies, carriages. carts, &c, at the Far q.
HIS display will be we'll worth seeing.
Fiftv-members were added to the
Wavnesboro Presbyterian church. Of
which Rev. A. X. Cooke is pastor, IN
thirty days past.
Mrs. NJ. Geary deals in PLAIN and fancy
groceries, oranges, lemons, bananas,
cheese, cakes and crackers.
We learn that the long ago washed
away foot bridges in the south end OF
town are TO be replaced with iron struc-
tnres, Wire Bros. having the contract
for the one on Main street.
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ly the best line of hardware in the city
Few of the larger cities afford as com
plete a stock OF drugs and medicines as
that carried by Mr. B. Schmitt of our
town. HIS prOmptness, prices, and re-
liability have built mp for him an ap-
preciatlve trade from a distance.
Ono of the real attractions of the Fair
will he Charlie Saum's display of buggies,
carriages, road carts, &c. He has a
grand line of them.
There will be meeting of the citizens
of the county in Twins Opera Hall,
Woodstock. on Monday, Oct. 18th, court
day. at 1880 o'clock, for the purpose OF
inaugufatlng a movement for the purpose
of erecting a monument to the late Sena-
tor II. H. Riddleberger.
Mrs. N. Geary has the latest styles in
hats. caps, sc.
One of the attractions at the Fair on
FRIDAY will be a tournament for prize
of 800, which will be participated IN by
a number of the best riders from different
sections, all dressed in appropriate cos
tunes.
Mrs. NJ Geary's is headquarters Tor
boots, shoes, for men, ladies and children
MI Charles NJ. Sheetz offers the services
of his horse, Tribune" with insurance for
best colt of his get, and services without
insurance. for second best.
TIE style IN front of the store of Bow
man & Mauck was torn away on Satur-
dav night. This is the second time this
sell-constitgted street cleaning committee
has played this thing on Messrs. Bowman
& Mauck. II may not be quite 80 funny
for them little later on.
Mrs. NJ. Geary's is the place to buy your
dry goods, dress goods, &c.
Mr.. Robt. KILLER left two apples of the
Gloria Mundi species at this office that
weighed nineteen and seventeen ounces
respectively.
Mr. W. NJ. Bennett also brought to the
Office two apples that weighed thirteen
ounces each.
Mrs. NJ. Geary has a complete line OF
lamps. lamp goods, glassware, &c. &c
Mr.. Phil. Knapp, Opticisn, of Staunton,
will again be in Woodstock, Va, on
Tuesday, Oct. 9th, and remain until Fri
day evening, Oct. 9th (Fair week Office
with DR.. ID. d. Carter. Examination OF
eyes free.
Last week, in a game of base ball be
tween a WarrentOn and Front Royal
club, Benner, the pitcher for the former
club, broke his arm while In the act Of
delivering ball.
Just received another car load of the
beautiful Story g. Clark organs. II you
desire to examine them call to see them
al Woodstock Fair, or at my music store,
Middletown, Va. Catalogues and prices
furnished on application.
G.. W. BRAGG.
P. J. Fravel & Son have Just received a
large assortment of bed-cOmforts and
blankets. 1t will be to your interest 10
call and examine them before purchasing.
Glassware in great variety and a full
line OF lamp goods at P. j. Frayel &
Sons.
For the convenience of those who wish
to avoid the rush at the ticket offices on
the grounds, tickets for the Fair will be
on sale at Bargelt's on Saturday of this
week and during each day of the FAIR.
P.J. Fravel & Son announce to their
friends and customers that they nave re-
ceived the largest stock Of dry goods, no.
lions. shoes, millinery, &c. that has ever
been brought to this city, and they will
be sold at extremely low prices. A cal
will convince you.
The dwelling house belonging TO Mr.
N. L. Cnllers, in Page county, but Oc.
cupied by Mr.. Ed. Yates, was destroyed
by fire ON Monday of last week. Mr.
Yates lost most of bis household property
We opened our millinery department
on Thurday, Oct. LIST, with full line o.
ladies and misses hats, velvets, ribbons
silks, feathers, birds, &c. Also o large
stock of infants silk and plush caps
Miss Sallie Davis will again be IN charge
OF this department. P. j. Fravel e. Son.
AS the time draws near it become yer,
plain that the Fair IS to be grand sue
cess. The exhibits will surpass any pre-
vious one. while the outpouring of thu
people will he a wonder to behold. /
you wish TO see all the attractions CONE
early and bring an extra pair OF eyes.
Look ont for the big sale Of bankfup
clothing which will commerce on o.
about Monday, Oct. 5th, in the Fravel
Feller store-room, opposite the bank
Woodstock, Va.