Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-10-06
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Uses, &c. &c. 1t J. A Dyssrt Il Co.
Do you want pair of boots D. you
want pair OF shoes go to StickIeys'
Globe Beer has the reputation;
1t is drank By every nation.
New fall and wiater gpols at Frl7e, s
at very lowest prices.
Buggy whips, riding Whips. team WHIP
aud lashes. The best, as well as the
cheapest. can be found at the Harness
StSre of J. A. Dysart & Co.
The people of Front Royal voted 10
the question of granting license for the
sale of liquor within the corporation on
Monday.
1t will pay YOU we'll 70 bay your
fall and winter goods from ". Il. shckley.
He will sell you new goods, not Old shelf
worn auction goods.
A large and splendid stock OF newest
style ladies' clOaks direct from the manu-
facturers at travels.
Globe Brewery, Stanton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
1t will pay to take your trade to W. H.
Stickley.
Rev. F. A. Sttother Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, was married at
Stephens City, Va, 10 Mrs. Margaret
Cecilia Miller.
From letters recently received from
Rev. Geo T. Henderlite, lately pastor OF
the Presby telian church, Of this place, be
is comfortably situated in his new home
in Brazil, South America.
Miss Cora Brock, beautiful young lady
Of 20 years of age, died at her home at
Lscy's Springs, Rockingham county, one
day last week, after an illness Of but a
few days.
Mr.. P. ". Walker, tho mail carrier on
the route between Woodstock and St,
Luke, brought 10 our Office On Friday a
magnificent Golden Piplin. 1t weighed
% ounces and measured 10 riches in cir
conference.
A barn belonging to Mr.. Augusta:
King, in the Fork District of Warren
county, was destroyed by Ere with Its
contents of wheat, hay and farming i'm
pliments, Sunday of last week. The loss
is about $1,000, with an Insurance Of 5000.
The Globe Brewery is always sure
To make beer that's good and pure.
You can drink it day and hight
1t always gives an appetite.
Do not delay, If you feel weary,
To call for it at Mrs GearS 8.
Robes, Horse Blankets. Storm Aprons.
&c. lust received at the Harness Store Of
J. A. Dysart & Co.
James Norris, of Woodstock, has kind J
consented to appear at the Prosho family
entertainment this. Thursday evening
in his contorti, act and back kicking, in
which be has no equal.
Our millinery room was opened On
Monday, oct. 2nd with a splendid assort-
ment Of ladies' new style hats, feathers
ribbons, velvets, and everything ap'
pertaining 10 a first-clsss millinery es-
tablisbment. P. J. Fravel Son.
While some members of Wichita jack
Wild West show we're transferring bear
from a car TO a wagon, at the depot here
on Monday, the savage brute made sud
den and unexpected attack upon one o.
the men biting him In the calf Of the leg
irflicting severe and painful woun /.
The Harrlscnburg Spirit ofhe TallG
his reached its sixteenth year. Each
year has seen it make great advances OF
the read of successful journalism, unit
wonder its present editor, Mr.. Lewis, it ha
become ore Cf the leading papers OF tb'
Valley. We wish 1t all the success il 81
rChly deserves
Mr.. D. H. Gander threshed his crop o
wheat last week which averaged 81 bush
els per acre, and weighed 6S pounds pc
busbel, struck measure from the machine
the average per acre by weight being A,
bushels and fifty six pounds. No CIR
that we have heard from this year equal
this.-PG0e Courier.
Rabbits are said TO be plentiful this es
son, but partridges are reported ye71
scarce. Our farmers are determined t
protect the latter, as they should, for th'
indiscrimiDats slaughter Of these, smonl
the best of our insect birds, and the farm
ers cheerful little friends, tbould b'
prevented by all means.
The chestnut crop throughout this I
large section of the Valley aud West Vir
ginia, lie reported to be more abundan
than for many years past. The trees ar
heavily loaded and the nuts are claimed
TO be of very fine quality. Only a few
have as yet been brought to this markt
il beng too soon for them.
The second exhibition Of the Rocking
ham County Fair took place last week
and the exhibits were very creditable
Owing partly to bad weather the atten
dance was small. In tie Z year cid rae,
on Tuesday, DR.. D. D. Carriers Oueid
wilks won third money. On Wednesda,
in the 2.3O trotting race w. L. Lsughlin'
Clay Chief toe k second money.
The Prosbo family concerts are big bits
Mrs. Emma Prosho is one of the fnes
dancers and actresses we ever saw. Mis-
Annie Pfosho is very pleasing blrjoist
pisneet, singer and reader. while Maste
Frank NJ. Prosho's comic songs are give
in style that bubbles over with fun s
naturally that 1t would indeed make tn
provsrbisl deg laugh. 1t is hardly neces
earv for ua 70 20 - fhef p,of proeha a.