Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-04-07

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Clean IN before tie hot weather is upnr
You.
Look at Leetch's stock of wall papers
and decorations before buying oil ordern e
Now Stylish! Cheap!l!
Mr.. NJ. Wrench is building an addition
30 his already large dwelling on North
Water street. Mr. French had previously
made a number Of big improvements to
that part Of town.
We are now receiving cur stock of
spring goods, dress goods, notions, sc
which we offer at tho very lowest prices.
Z. j. Frayel & Son.
A mare belonging to Mr.. Henry Smoots,
of PuGh's Run, near this place, gave
birth on Saturday to twii colts which
were perfect matches. Unfortunately
both died in a few hours.
After the first Of May all wall papers
will advance in price. Leetch has tie
best and cheapest stock IN town.
Use whltewash with a liberal hand
around your premises. Nothing is more
conduoIye to health than fresh, strong
lime, besides being pleasing to the eye
aud refreshing to the nose.
Mr. A. Eason, of Prospect Tannery, on
Cedar Creek, had the good luck to catch
ten yellow suckers that weighed 2l2 lbs
aud a front thai measused Ii inches and
weighed II ounces. while fishing in the
creek near the tarnery en- Wednesday, of
LIST week.
Use plenty of lima. 1t is natuve's own
remedy for the prevention of disease. Use
it plentifully. The expense of many
bushels Is nothing compared with the
loss Of some dear one. Don't let disease
get the fret foothold and you are pretty
safe.
An infant child OF Mr. Emanuel Hines,
of Toms Brook, aged months, died on
Monday with pneumonia. Another child
aged three or four yesrs, was also very i'll
with the same disease, but at last accounts
It's condition was more hopeful.
Times are fearlully hard, and it is on
that account we must insist upon our
subscribers coming to our rescue. We
want money badly, in fact must have it.
and we expect those who owe us to call
at this Office and settle with US on Mon
day next, cO1rtday.
The brick dwelling known as the John
F. Wall property, and owned by Mr.. Chas.
Latham, Of Winchester, was destroyed by
fire Saturday morning. The fire origl-
mated from defective fue. Mr.. Latham
had CIV ned the property but few weeks
an6 moved his furniture to the dwelling
on Friday This was saved. The loss is
about $1,000 partially covered by IN
surance. The building is outside the
corporate limits. On the Berryyille road,
consequently the fire department could be
of little service.
lie tells what he saw. Mr.. Chas. J.
Winistyand, Brishin, Cleaif,ld Co., Pa,
writes 'My father caught very severe
cold in the mines, and he purchased
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
after using it be had no more cold"
Mrs. Rebccca Miller. WHO has been
living with the family of Mr.. c. Fansler,
in this place, for some time, suddenly
dropped dead from her chair on Tuesday
morning, She had inst eaten a hearty
breakfast, and had taken a seat IN a chair
when, without the slightest warning, she
slipped to the floor and was dead in a few
moments, and before the physician who
was hastily sent for could arrive. She
was between fifty and sixty years of age.
Leetch, the paper hanger, gives all his
customers the benefit of his experience as
a paper hanger, showing them how to
cut paper to advantage
The alarm Of fire last Friday night that
caused the fremen to start off with hose
reel and engine, fortunately turned out to
be false alarm, and was started by some
persons seeing through the houses the
blaze of a brush heap that some one was
burning on the hill at the west side of
town, lust across the railroad. As quite
a sharp wind was blowing at the time it
caused big lot Of people to rush ont into
the streets IN pretty lively manner, and
it was a decided and thankful feeling of
relief that followed the discovery of the
real character of the fire.
Waist Will be the rage this season and
have the stuff. Summer silks, percals
satin, gloria, basket cloth, &c. Figured
chambry, wool and cotton challies for
dresses. Also zephyr ginghams and all wool
suitings and serges. Richey.
Messrs. Newman and Ackley, of tho
wrought Iron Bridge Company, Canton,
Ohio, who have charge of constructing
the iron bridge across the river, On the
Fort Road, left ON Thursday of last week
tor York, Pa, having completed the work
here. The bridge was inspected by the
Board of Supervisors on Thursday. of last
week, and accepted. Mr. Pelton, who has
the contract for making the fills, &c, at
The approaches to the bridge, is pushing
that work with all speed, and in few
weeks the bridge will be thrown open tor
travel.
Our millinery season commenced on
Monday, April 3rd, and we are exhibiting
the largest, cheapest and most attractive
stock we have ever bad We have taken
great pains to make our assortment Of
hats, flowers and ribbons exceed in every
respect anything ever seen in Woodstock.
p. J. Fravel & Son.
Mr. Geo. r. Fravel, OF the firm of
Fravel d Feller, of this place, dropped an
envelope containing $3.50 from his peck ct
while blowing in field near the Fair
Grounds, on Monday, and turned a furroH
over it. He noticed it at the time but
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