Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-09-18
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
III Iron Cross segar at F. s. Hess.


Ths Iron Cross segar at F. S. Hess.
SNAIL, & Aliens circus will exhibit IN
tbs place today, (Friday).
Anew postofiee has been established
in the northern end of this county, under
the name of OIlanda
Cheap auction goods and Iron Cross
segars at +. S. Hess
Com emitting will commence in this
section in a few days. Tie crop IS very
fine enc.
Ifvou want buggy whip come ana
bpv GLIB. Glen and save 90 per cent
Abont Q O'Clock last Sunday night a
beaptiful rainbow was seen in the north
eastern sky while the moon was shining
Wbitewash your cellars before winter
scts in. ard thus have the place where
vecetables are often stored, clean and
npTe It may prevent serious sickness.
lib Glenn, Of Laniz's Mills, Va, wishes
10 bpy 10000 tons of old castings for im-
mediate use. Highest market price paid
if nronebt within the next 20 days.
Mr.. H.P. Gochenour has been appoint
Cd postmaster at Capon Road Depot this
conntv vice II. r. Besant, resigned.
DON'T fail to see the Davis Sewing Ma
chine. which will be on exhibition at the
Shenandoah County Fair.
Snarr, Borden L Mlley.
Alter the sermon in the Presbyterian
church. OF this place, on Sunday last
Messrs. Daniel Lchhter and VIM. Bender
were ordained and installed as deacons'
The services we're solemn and impressive.
J.B Glen. of Laniz's Mills, invites all
persons to take advantage of the II per
cent discount be is giving on his goods
for cash. One hundred pairs of shoes for
- cts a rair, and so on. Come and see
Mr.. A 5. Pratt, proprietor OF Rock
Enon Springs, had bis pocket picked last
Friday evening at the B. & o. Depot at
Winchester. lie lost about one thou
sand dollars in cash and valuable papers.
I will constantly keep on hand large
stock Of chewing tobacco, cigars and
snuff. \ coed navy tobacco at 80 cents
pound. W. II. Albert
Mrs.. Dr.. Frank King, Of Van Buren,
Furnace. will have 80 head of Registered
Jersey cattle. and five or SIX head Of
horses on exhibition at the coming Fair,
and will offer this stock at public sale,
during the fair, notice of the day being
given hereafter.
The house and lot on Main street,
Woodstock, Va, adjoining the Bank
will be for rent on and after Sept. GOTH
Any one desiring information in regard to
this property will please apply to
MRS. W. H. SKULL,
Shenandoah, Page CO., Va
The New Market and Harrisonburg
Base Ball Clubs met at New Market on
Saturday last and in the presence OF
large number of spectators played well
contested game that resulted in victory
for Harrisonburg by score of 16 to 9.
W II. Albert has greatly enlarged hi;
stock of boots and shoes, and has added
many other lines of goods, such as hats
caps, Gloria silk umbrellas for gentlemen
aud ladies, and notions. Every thing
fresh and new and viii. not be under sold
There will be quarterly conference held
at Toms Brook, in the NJ. E. Church
Sept. 10Th and 2Oth. Communion services
Sunday at II O'Clock. Rev. X. SmithsOn
p. E, Revs. J. S. Hopkins and II. A.
Wilson will be present
W. H. Albert has 200 sacks of Dair!
salt, fine and coarse, put mp in Englisl
sacks, Pan dried, the best goods on th'
market, equal in strength to Ashton salt
Price from 20 cts. to 81 70 per sack. Ais
4000 lbs Rock salt.
Our farmers are busy seeding and larg
quantities Of fertilizers are being haule'
away from the warehouses here, as vel
as from the other stations along the rail
road. Many Of the farmers Will max
every effort to get through in time for th
Fair at this place
Will tndeavOr 10 carry a larger stool
of shoes, boots and rubber goods this fal
and winter, than ever have kept before
and will make the price to suit the Gus
toner and the times. W. II. Albert.
The Graded School of this place opeue
on Monday with good attendance. Tn
teachers are as follows Mr.. Chas. Funk
hoHser, Principal, Miss Maud Snapp, Is
assistant, Miss BIau che March, 2nd, Mis-
Emma Lantz, 3rd.
Married, by Rev. b. F. Ball, at th
Methodist parsonage on Sunday after
noon, Miss Annie HamricS, daughter {
Mr.. LOUIS Hamrick, and Mr.. Luther Bui
ner, both of this county. The HERAL
extends congratulations and best wish'
Tor long and happy married life.
The cool nights of the past week or tw
caused considerable apprehension of fro'
aud consequent damage to late gsrde
truck and the maturing corn crop. JAG
Frost was evidently sailing dangerousl
near for several nights, his tracks havin
been plainly seen in the early morning
the low, damp places along The stream
An old farmer of this county says tn
has been the heaviest mast year since Il
war, and that the shucks on the corn al
unusually heavy and thick. Such COZ
dition, be says, Is considered an indIcatic
OF a hard winter. But as this bas bee
au exceptionally rainy summer the
signs may not hold good, as It is we
known that all signs fail in wet weatbe
DR.. P. s. Riddle is not only physcii
and successful business man general
mi a I|T.