Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-06-26
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

The Iron Cross segar at c. P. Hlsey's'
The cherry crop of this section is simply
enormous and much of 1T will be wasteu'
Country cured bacon and lard for sale
by ". II. Stickley.
Wallace Barron, now Of Washington
DC, isat home for few weeks oil the
hot weather
pore drugs and Iron Cross segars at
C.P. Hiseys.
Mr. Jacob Keller has purchased the IT.
Rornm propeity on North Main street, for
sl.23O.
Read the new advertisement OF the
Boston Racket Store. You will be GLAD
that you did afterward.
Real Juicy lemons as cheap as the IN
fenOr ones. D. ocuun''''
GOOD one horse wagon for sale at a
bargain. Apply to Mrs. II. H. Kiddie-
berger, Woodstock, Va.
Caheoes CTS. worth and 6. Mast 60
n make room for other. w. II. Stickley'
In Augusta county, Va, it has been
decided that the salary of rOblic school
teacher cannot be garnisheed lOr debt old
or young.
\ DENTAL NOTICE. DIR. J. B. Rush expects
70 be absent from his Office the first = days
in Jnly, 1891.
Messrs. c. T. Rosenberger and "hiten
Bowman, admrs, offer the Jacob Rosen'
berger farm for sale. See advertisement
in this issue.
Machinery oils bought for cash IN tL'
best markets and sold at right prices
B. sebmitt. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mr.. W. n. Grabil, Of this place, witt
has been working on Court of Appeal
work IN the Register Office, at Harrison
burg. came home on Monday.
The best of lemons with thin rind AM
plenty Juice are sod by B. Schmitt a
low prices. Worth 1Oc dozen more tha
we are asking
DR.. T. F. Locke and family, who hav
been visiting relatives in Jefferson cour
ty, W Va, for several weeks, returned t
their home here on Tuesday.
The fruit hangs in such thick cluster
on the trees that the almost continuou
wet weather of the past week is causln
hundreds of bushels to rot.
At all times, in all places, on all occ;
sions, under all circumstances, for
headaches, use Bradycrotne only.
Mr.. ". G. Snayely, of Pennsylvania
las become associated with Rev. A.
Funkhouser in the publication of II
State Republican.
Dyspepsia's victims are numbered
thousands. So are the people who ha'
been restored to health by Hoods Sars
parilla.
Every young lady can get dress. bu
tons'and thread thrown in, for one d.
lar at W. H. Stickley's
The Confederate veterans of Wi
chester expect as an organized body to
tend the Jackson monument ceremonl
at Lexington, Va, on the 2lst of July.
Hon. P. w. Magruder, who has be
visiting his daughter, Mrs. OFT laugh
in Cleveland, Ohio, returned home
Friday last
Just received, at G. W. Bragg's mu
store, a r-load of the beautiful Story
Clark organs, and many other max
ranging in price from $40 to 500. Ter
and prices cheeriully given on applicable
G. W. BRAGG, MiddletOwn, Va
Frank Yew, a young man residing mt
Saumsvllle, this county, accidently 81
himself IN the ankle With a target rifle
Friday of last week. DR.. d. d. Car
located the ball and cut it ont Of the 3
of the foot.
We return thanks to Messrs. j.
White, J. c. BOude and W. A. Anders
Committee, for an invitation to ate
the Memorial services connected with
unveilng of the monument at the gr'
Of Genl. T. ]. (StoDewalD Jackson,
Lexington, Va on July 2lst, rext.
Young men, come buy all my foe shi
They must 60 at cost for cash.
w. II. Stickles
A stranger giving the name OF =
Cline, of Pennsylvania, hired horse
buggy from Mr. Thomas Fl. Jones,
Harpers Ferry, on the eth of June.
drove off with the team and has not
turned up. although Mr.. Jones has N
strenuous efforts to find him.
Everybody that wants goods come
them now, before give them all to so
body else. w. Fl. Sickle
Some Of the young ladies Of tie Ne
dist church, Woodstock, viii hold Il
val, In front of the court house, June
and 9th, Friday and saturday night
The proceeds are for the benefit Of
church. All are cordially invited to
tend and patronize the young ladies.