Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-05-08

could be no better location in the county
for one.
Ladies blouses and boys shirt waists
at ?. J. Fravel & Sons.
Breeders of horses will certainly con
suit their best interests by reading III,
advertisement of DIR. d. d. Carter in this
issue.
Watermelon and cantaloupe seeds
most approved and desirable yarities all
at moderate prices, cheaper than to send
for them yourself. b. Schmitt.
Large roe herring, lake herring, mack
erel, bacon, potatoes, beans, peas, &c.
w. c. Barron.
The S. S. s. Club gave one of their en-
joyable entertainments on Friday night
of last week, at the residence of Mr.. Jno.
S. hoshour, on Nuhlenberg street.
Brown, the photographer, has an adver-
tisement in this issue which you should
read.
We must have money aud if you owe
the HERALD we want it at once. 1t you
can't bring it in person send it IN as it is
impossible for rs to run paper and wait
every one's convenience to pay.
am still offering big bargains in boots
and shoes. have these goods to sell and
they must 60. W. c. Barron.
Mrs. Van Horne, wife of Rev. J. r.
Van Home, of SLepherdstown, W. Va, Is
visiting her da lighter, Mrs. Joseph NJ.
Bauseiman, OF this place.
A large stock of gloria umbrellas just
received by P. J. Frsvel IL Son.
The Graded School of this place will
close on Friday the 18TH The small boys
are looking forward so anxiously to that
day that their eyes stick out far enough
to be raked off with a single.
Dress goods of all kinds, such as PLAIN
and striped hcnriettas, serges, albatroS,
outing cloths, black and white
flo nciugs, black organdies, and white
goods of every style and price.
2. J. FRAyEL & Son.
1t takes more cash to run newspaper
than any other business of equal pro-
portions, and it is for that reason that
we must insist upon your paying up what
,ou owe MS at once.
Winchester Presbytery appointed as
commissioners TO the General Assembly
Rev. L. E. Scott, Principal, and Rev, i.
L. Wilson, Alternate; Ruling Elder W.
L. Williams, Principal, and Cleon Moore,
Alternate.
Paints, oils and brushes Ole dollar
and seventy five cent paint for one. forty.
W. c. Barron.
In our issue of last week we gave the
name of the young man who committed
suicide by hanging near Hamburg. as
Jonathan. We have since learned that
our information was not correct. The
unfortunate young man was Marion, old
est son of Jonathan Harpine.
Our millinery department is filed with
the latest and best styles CT ladies and
misses hats, bonnets, flowers, ribbons,
laces, gauzes, silks, pins, lace caps, nuns
yelling, SC. Give Us call and we know
we can please you.
p. J. FRAyEL & Son.
DR.. D. D. Carter, accompanied by his
wife, left for Washington, D. c., on Mon
day, as a delegate from the State Medical
Society of Virginia to the American Medi-
cal Association, the sessions of which
commenced in that city on Tuesday and
continued until to-day (FIiday.)
The bright light seen from this place
on Wednesday night was caused by the
burning of Mrs. Jas. Wrigbfs residence
on Toms Brook, near Noah Fellel's distil-
lery The fire Is supposed TO have origi-
mated from stove-pipe passing through
an upper floor.
Sugars, teas, coifees, molasses, syrups.
canned goods and fancy groceries of
every description. W. c. Barron.
Jno. D. Grabill, OF this place, left Oh
Saturday last for Roanoke, where he has
secured employment IN the service of the
Norfolk g. Western r. r. Lack of en-
ployment here Will again drive many OF
our young men away for the summer to
more favored places.
We have just received large stock of
shoes, which We will sell at remarkably
low prices. Oxfords from 75c to $3.50
A. $3.50 we can show YOU the best shoe
that has ever beeh sold for the money. In
three styles patent leather tip, common
sense, and opera toe.
p. j. FRAVEL & Son.
A Dakota newspaper notifies the world
1.-THE price OF this paper has not increas-
ed on account Of the Mckinley bill, but
we wish TO correct the misapprehensions
of some subscribers, who appear to think
that 1t was placed on the free let" This
is an Impression which many newspaper
readers IN the East seem to have.
Smoked beet, picked tripe, bacon Ia>p-
berry jelly, apple butter.
w. G. Barron
Our latest reports concerning the con-
ditiOn of ex-senator JnO. +. Lewis, OF
this State, whose critical illness at his
home IN Rockingham county, has been
previously noticed, are very unfavorable.
His rally of few days ago was but tenn
porary, aud be has since been failing and
growing weaker each day. 1t is nov
thought that the end cannot be very dis.
tant.
In almost every neighboIhood through
out the west there are some one or moIe
persons whose lives have been saved by
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera aud Diar-