Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-05

at Bowman & Mauck's.
The Globe Brewery is always sure
To make beer that's good and pure.
You can drink it day and night
1t always gives an appetite.
Do not delay, If you feel weary,
To call for it at Mrs. Geary's.
Don't forget that Bowman & Mauck's
is the place to get baIbed and plain fence
wires, and all kinds of hardware, of which
we now have the largest and best assort-
ment we have ever had.
Soft drinks, all hlvOrs, at Harman's.
Cakes, bread, buns and rolls, guaranteed
fresh, at retail or wholesale, just as low
as they can be sold in the whole land.
Just give me one trial. John Hartman.
Mrs. Mary Fauber, widow of the late
Jacob Fauber, aged 50 years, II months
and p days, died at the residence of her
son, Cornelius Fauber, near Fort Def
ance, Augusta county, on Sunday, April
Both. Mrs. Fauber was from Shenandoah
county, having left here only few years
since. She was a consistent member of
the Dunkard church.
II you want to save time, labor and
money 60 to Bowman & Mauck's and get
corn planter to replant with.
The finest and cheapest line of tobaccoes
and cigars this town has ever offered. at
Harman's.
Mrs. G. N Efinger, ar aged and much
respected lady of Harusonburg, died IN
that place on Tuesday morning about
O'Clock, after an illness of some months,
leaving a husband and three sons to
mourn the irreparable loss of devoted
wife and mother. Mrs. Effinger, formerly
Miss Bette Jones, was a native of this
place where she has number of relatives
She had been a consistent member OF the
Presbyterian church from her early youth.
Don't forget that at Bowman & Mauck's
is the place to get good and pretty mat
ting, cheap.
Cakes, cCnf,ctlOneries, fruits and ice
creams, for weddings and parties a
speciality, at John Harman's. GlYe him 4
t,ial.
Srring door hinges and handles, and
window glass at low down prices at
Bowman Mauck's.
A good Bakery and confectionery has
long been wanted here. John Hartman
has established first class one He is
upright, polite and accommodating and
deserves your hearty support. You
will never regret any deal you have with
him. A single trial will convince.
We want just one hundred new sub
scribers next Monday (court day. Will
the friends of the HERALD help us to z ct
them If your nelghbor has been in the
habit of borrowing your paper urge him
to subscribe and TINS pay for the paper
be reads. Let each try to add a single
new name to our list and the result will
be big thing for us. Won't you show
that much interest in your county paDer:
Window and door screen wire has made
a big advance in price, but you can get it
at the old price at Bowman 81 Mauck's.
As Mrs. Geary walked into the hall of
the Geary House on Monday, she was
followed by full grown partridge that
had evidently been frightened by hawk
and was seeking protection and safety
The bird seemed to realize that it was no
longer in danger and suffered Mrs. Geary
to catch it without trouble. After keep
ing n for an hour or two it was set
free and Immediately few to join its
mate which was calling for it In the
nearby Lutheran cemetery.
Bowman g. Mauck have the best and
, latest thing out in window screens and
window aud door screen frames.
q We call special attention to the card OF
Van Pelt & Walton in this issue. By
fair dealing, low prices and a spirit Of
? accommodation to all they have built up a
hne business, bat In order to effer their
customers still greater bargains they have
determined to sell exclusively for cash in
, the future. By so dong, and thus avoid
,, ing bad debts. and at the same time meet
ing their bills promptly with cash, they
eau offer far greater inducements than
ever before, Try them aud judge tol
? yourself,
+ Lawn mowers and moving scytbes and
= spathes now on hand at Bowman 4
{ lMauck'e.