Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-30
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town, is a sorely offiicted one. Ons sol
aged Is years, has recently died will
typhoid fever, and two others are dow
with the same disease.
A nice and fresh supply of candies, cakes
and crackers at Bowman & Mauck's.
When you come to town don't fail to
call and examine Mrs. iIilleary's splendid
stock OF the latest and most stylish millir'
cry. Every article down to the very
lowest prices.
Onions and potatoes wanted at Bow
man & Mauck's.
New boots, cheap boots aud good boots
at Bowman l. Mauck's.
Capt. JnO. II. Grabill. Secretary of the
Shenandoah Fair, informs us that the
races for the coming Fair are better filled
than ever before, and with frst-class
horses.
Ivory, Hoe Cake, Babb,tt's and Toilet
soaps at Bowman & Mauck's.
In a difficulty near Shendun, Sat
urday, Frank Lafferty shot young man
named Roger in the bead, inhicting a
wound which will probably prove fatal.
LaHerty is now in Jail at harrisonburg.
Bowman & Mauck's is the place to get
the best silver drip syrup, also New
Orleans and Porto Rico molasses.
Every one attending the Fair will be
astonished when he finds out the exceed
ingly low price at which c. A. Saum sells
bis buggies, carriages, carts, &c. You
want to examine these goods.
II you want to buy a warranted boot at
right price. Bowman & Mauck's is the
place to do it.
Mr. E. L. Perry, Chief of Police, of
Lexington, Va, was paralyzed and rem
dsred speeches. at Ronceverte, W. Va,
just before the hour set for his marriage
on Wednesday.
One of the big attractions of the Fair
will be c. A. Sa1m's splendid lines of
carriages, bnggies, carts, &c. Don't fail
t. see them.
YOsfs Weekly says: John Murray, of
Leroy. was admitted to the Western
State Hospital on Monday. Murray has
been subject to periodical fits of insanity
for some time, and had become so much
worse of late that bis confinement was
deemed necessary.
As we bought canton fannels and brown
cotton by the bale we are prepared to give
special prices on them. specially low
prize by the bolt. Bowman L Mauck.
OCer's phosphate for sale 10y Wightman
Hisey and Co., Woodstock and Edinburg.
Oysters next week in every style, in
the basement of Twins Drug Store.
W. c. Barron,
The citizens of Toms Brook will hold
an oyster supper in the Snarr, Borden &
Miley Hall, on Friday and Saturday
nights, Oct. 18th and 6lh. The proceeds
to be used IN digging well at the east
end of that place. This is a much needed
improvement and the good people of the
Brook should most literally patronlze the
supper.
Just received a car load of Standard
Sewing Machines. Will be On exhibition
at the fair. Now Is the time to buy the
best in the world. Milton Vetter.
Having unsurpassed facilities for obtain
ing the very latest styles of millinery, We
are now displaying a magnificent assort-
ment of seasOnable goots in that line at
popular prices, to which we would call the
attention of the ladies.
P !. Fravel & Son.
The largest and most complete stock OF
hardware at Bowman 81 Mauck's they
have eyer had, and they say they front
be undersOH in anything.
We are informed that Mr.. J. c. Lonas,
the undertaken at Belgrade, post Office
between Orkney Springs and Liberty
Furnace, this county, attempted suicide
on Tuesday by taking strycbnlne. After
active medical treatment the sufferer,
who had become almost unconscious,
presented moro encouraging condition,
and hopes of recovery are entertained.
No cause for the rash act given.
Mr.. Marsh Hoshour says that all his
friends are welcome to use his stable and
farm except the scoundrel who stole his
whip at the time and place of the big
railroad wreck on the high fill at the
South end of town. Even this fellow
will be welcome if he returns the whip
in IS good condition as it was when he
stole 1t, and makes suitable apology.
A splendldid assortment of rubber shoes
just in, and at prices to suit the times at
Bowman & Mauck's.
An elegant line of ladies and gents
shoes, and latest styles in mems and boys
hats and caps. all at rock bottom prices.
Bowman & Mauck.
The very biggest thing on wheels, in
Woodstock, Is Browns Photograph Gallery,
right next door to Bargelt's Jewellery
Store. Just call to see Brown when you
come to the Fair. 1t will do you good
Just to sit and let Brown shoot at you
He can take your picture before you wink
once. Try him, any hour.
Brown, the Picture Man.
Mr.. William Smoot, a young man
residing at the mill on Pugh's Run, few
miles from town, is now convalescent
from long and what was peared for
many days would prove TO be a fatal
case of typhoid fever. The family Of
Mr.. Arthur Walker, living in close
proximity TO the above, and who have
also beeH severely scourged by the same
disease, are now improving.
Messrs. Byrd & Sager, whose large