Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-10-13
PERSONAL

Miss Dora Reed, oil New Market, speI
last VI eek with Miss Cora Frayel, nea
town:
Miss Mary B. Judy, OF Moor, field, "
Va, is visiting the family of Rev. j. I
Stump.
Mrs. Sallie c. Williams, of Broadway
has been SPENDING some days with he
mother, Mrs. Julia Clover, of this place.
Mrs. John W. wenger, of this place, lef
on Thursday morning to visit her mothe
near Mt. Jackson,
Mis-. Nellie HosbOur, who IL attending
the stanton Female Seminary, spen
two days of Far week with her parents
here.
Mr.. John B. Locke, who has been at hi'
home here for sever al weeks on a sick
leave, returned to Stanton, Va, Thurs
day, of last week, where be is employed by
the Valley Mutua. Life As ISOLATION.
Rev. P. D. Stevenson, d. D., Of AbiDg.
don, Va, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church on the morning and evening Of
Sunday, Oct 22nd. The morning ccllec-
ton " i'll be for the poor of the town.
Misses Ollie Tallhelm, OF Edinburg,
Lutte Gran dstsff, of Red Banks, Annie
Myers, OF Harrisonburg, and Messrs. Mike
Bird and Eugene Moore, OF Mt. Jackson,
were the guests of Capt Geo. W. KOOntz.
eff Muhleu burg Street, during Fair
week.
Among the visitors at the Fair was Mr..
A. NJ Wright, an old citizen of this place
whose visit was welcomed by a host OF
friends who always have warm place in
their hearts for the genial, lively friend
Of former days. We are glad to notice
that be still retains the general smile
with which be meets all bis old com
RAIDS.
Misses LIZZIE Pence ami Ida Rife, Of
Timberville, Fannie aud Mary Smoot, of
near Alonza,ille, Lucy Hickman, and
Minnie Wilson, OF Mt. Jackson, Float
Grandstaff. ofRed Banks, Mammie Wheat,
of Strasburg, Annie Hollingsworth, of
Riverside, and Mesrs Boyd Graudstaff and
Sam Moore, spent part of lat week with
Capt. & Ms John H. Grabill Of this place.
The help that your boy will rem Ter you
with an express wagon will far outweigh
its cost. Buy good one of B. Schmitt.
Echoes From The Fair.
The irreprrssible Charlie Saum is still Oh
top as his fine display of Vehicles in the
main Building proved.
An oyster supper and festival will be
held at Mt. Airy, on Saturday, day and
night, Oct. 23tb, for the benefit of the
Cornet Band, of that place,
School Books at strictly State Irces. n.
3. Schmitt Strasburg.
The magnificent pound cake from Har-
mans popular Woodstock bakery, attract
ed a great deal of attention, and was
much admired, many people walking
away with a sigh of regret because they
could not taste such a delicious looking
creation Of the bakers art.
The "Fne' Company will meet at their
Room on Monday night October the 10th
1893. Come one come all, business of
Importance to come before Us. By order
of wv. Grabill, Capt.
5. V. R. Clover Secy.
1t wont be long before every fellow you
meet will have a self satisfied but greasy |
look about bis month. Sausage and spare
rib days are coming, you know.
William Hsshour, successor to L. R
GillOck, now keeps constantly on hand,
fine specimens Of delicious oysters. If
you don't beiiel t it, try them.
". H. S;ickley has returned from tie
city with the largest and best selected
stock of Goods ever brought to his store.
Everything Mica new and clean, and you
never heard such low prices for goods as
now.
Pure tobacco in its natural state was
sold on our streets last Court day aud dur
Ing the week, by Mr.. J. W. Power of Pitt
sylvauia Co., the gentleman who raised
It, 1t was well cured and of delightful
favor.
The engine and press room of the
Herald Office has beenimproved and MADE
sIier from fire by being fsored with
brick. Call 10 and see where the news Is
put in shape for you. You are welcome.
We regret to state that Mr. NewtCn
Brumbaugb, one of our most popular and
genial citizens, had one of the ribs of his
right side fractured on last Saturday
evening. while assisting in transferring
> anO from a wagon to car at the station
here. The C ident has caused lin cor
pain and inconvenience.
The e)al cart can BE- met on almo
every street these days, a sad reminder
that the gloliOss days of warm sunshine,
gentle breezes, singing birds, fragrant
flowers, green fields, rustling leayes,
hummlDg bees, festive doodle bugs and
oh, it's too bad to talk about. Who
wouldn't sooner see ghost than snOwi
Look after that fire engine, hose and
other fire apparatus. The windy days
when newly started fires IN foul chimneys
and stove pipes are close at hand, and
you fremen want to be ready for any
emergency. A few precieus moments lost
may mean fearful destruction of proper
ty. Don't put this thing off a moment.
1t is actually daring fate to do so.
The contest for the premiums offered
by Capt. Geo. ". Koontz, for the best
bread baked from the flour made at his
large roller mill at Edinburg. brought
forward a great many contestants. The
first prize, barrel of -four for the best
.toof hraad Uaa won nv Mrs " l. DOsh