Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-10-27
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Empty barrels at zoe. B. Schmitt
Gsnl. Fitzhugh Lee will speak at New
MMkst, on Wednesday night, Noy' lst'
Communion in the Lutheran church
g. Fairview, next Sabbath, Oct. %
Globe Beer has tie reputation;
1t is drank by every nation.
DENTAL NorIcE DIR J. B. Rush
expects to be absent from his office from
Oct. Both, until Nov. 9th, 1923.
Splendid lot of tobaccos, twenty eif-
ersnt grades from 25cts to Sl.OO a pound
The very best quality of cigars for least
money IT harmSu g
Globe Brewery. StauntOn Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Mr.. S. f. Beery, who has opened a
new store of merchandise in the room
formerly occupied by Mr.. Jas. r. Baker,
at Edinburg.
The celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Gery's, here.
Ladies underwear Of every description
lower than ever heard Of before, Shoes
Hats, caps and gloves at prices that will
astouish you at il Norris, opposite the
Bank.
Citrou % cts. 10. Seedless raisin' IL
and l2cts 10. Layer raislns Il to l3cts. 10.
Currauts extra fine l0cts ID. Cocoanuts
Alto lOcts. All fresh and best quality at
HarOans.
Don's burn the fallen leaves. They
make the best possible mulch for flower
beds, and are also good fertilizer for the
garden. They will pay well for the
trouble of gathering them.
An endless supply of choice Groceries
Syrups and molassss. Honey Drip from
scots up. New crop New Orleans GOcts a
gallon at Harman's Bakery and Confect
ionery.
The crop Ct walLuts and hickory nut'
is very large this year throughout tbi'
section, and many bushels have beer
gathered by the boys and stored away FOL
winter use.
A never failing supply Of Fresh con
dictionaries, foreign fruits, crackers, snC
baking goods without end, at prices Il
suit the times. Satisfaction guaranteed
everytime at harmahs'
We are glad to note that the ittl
child of Col. E. E. Stickley's, that was 81
painfully scalded several weeks ago,
notice of which appeared in Cur las
issue. is much improved and viii 500
be entirely well.
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. Geary's.
Hsrman's nice oyster ard lunch roor
open st all hours. Oysters, raw, fried
stewsd or anyway desired. Don't forge
our Court day Lunches from 5cts. up
Can fead hungry man for less none
than anywhere IN the land.
Please lock at the dates after yOr
lame. Ifyour subscription has expire'
snd 500 for another year. If you
not desire the paper, please notify Vol
postmaster and the paper will be di
continued at once. We want all the su
.cribers we can get. but we do not wal
a1v who do not want the paper.
On Thursday, of last week, little fOr
wear old son Of Mr.. William French
this place. while playing in front OF
grspd-fatber's residence, fell into sms
ditch and broke both bones of his for
arm. Dr.. J. S. Irwin reduced the fractuI
and tie little fellow IS rapidly recove
ing.
Petitions by the hundreds are pOuril
IN on Mayer Bauserman begging him
order the immediate shooting Of evei
man or boy who sings or whistles, aft
the Ball IS over" As for the ladies'
well they will do just as they pleas
anyway, and no man, even the Mayor
Woodstock will care to dispute The
right.
Mr.. David A. DiDges, Ol WardeDsv!l
HARDY county, ". Va, died at bis bol
in that place On'MOndsy, Oct. 10th. aft
q lingering illness of over two years N
Dipees was well known in WoOdsto
were be was born add learned bis tra'
He was q member of the Methodist chur'
for nearly forty years. He leaves W
ov aud several children.
Our subscription list continues to
crease. We hope the day will soon col
when the HERALD will be a welcOi
visitor in nearly all the homes OF Shens
dosh county. We have made arraDl
ments by which we will be enabled
present to every subscriber a beautii
Thanksgiving present in the shape Of
floral panel picture called "An Americ
Beauty" We know our subscribers "
appreciate this beautiful work of art.
A correspondent Of the Press FRI
Edinburg finds fault with the HERA
for saying that there were ~ people pr
ant when Gen. Rosser made bis speech
Woodstock. The number we gave v
the result of an actual count by two
fsrent parties. The correspondent 81
Others knew there twice that many.
are not surprised at the assertion. for
know that many people see double
Ceart-aays.