Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-11-17

Pare raw and boiled linseed oil, har-
ness oil, axle oil, machine oil aud coal oil
all at right prices at Bowman Il Mauck's.
Every gallon of oil sold by w. H.
Albert, guaranteed to give a good, clear,
bright light, or money refunded and 10
ouestions asked. W. II. Albert.
Some good bed comforts cheap at
Bowmao Il Mauck's.
The State Register, of Springfield, Ill.,
in recent issue, mentions pleasant call
from Mr.. Ambrose L. Henkel, of the Shen-
andoah Valley Office, New Market, who is
visiting relatives and friends in the West.
Canned goods of every description at
lowest prices. j. II. Rodeffer,
Tie celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Gery's, here.
A lice assortment of Ladies' Jackets
and centlemen's overcoats just received
at the New York Bazaar.
princes Metallic Paint" is the best for
roof painting. For sale by Bowman Il
Mauck.
Parties remitting or paying money for
subscription will fad the directing tag on
their paper changed, the week after sub
scription is paid.
Hone made mole sses for sale at Bow
man & Mauck's,
Globe Brewery. Staunton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. a. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
Forlaisins. currauts and cOcaOnuts go
TO- J.H. RodtffeI's.
Mr.. Joseph Shafler, now in the employ
of the B Il o. r. X. at HarrisOnburg,
spent Saturday and part of Sunday
with his parents aud other relat ives at
his old home il this place.
Bowman & Mauck's Is the place TO buy
your "quick shot powder AMI other
ammunition.
There will be service IN the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday morning, at
which time notice will be given Of con-
gregatonal meeting for the purpose of
calling pastor.
Mr. Frank Sheeiz, residing on Capt.
G. W. Koontz's farm On The edge of town,
killed a hog on Tuesday, that was only
ten months old that weighed 27J4 lbs.
Pretty good fOrapg.
Eastern shore sweet potatoes always
on hand at Kodt fters'
Insured cocoanuts, fresh raisins, &c ,
strong SPICES and fl ,voiiug extracts.
B. Schmitt.
As evidence Of appreciation Of the
liberal patronage which they have re-
ceiyed from the people of this county the
New York B zaar now furnishes a crayon
portrait to every purchaser of ten dollars
worth OF goods
More hats and caps just in at Bowman
& Maucks.
AnLie, the little four year old daughter
OfMr. Chas. O'Donnell, assistant engineer
at tile Western Lunatic Asylum, Staunton
was so terribly buried by her clothes tax
ing fire at crate, on Sunday, about
ID c.r- bof LOT
Mr. Arthur Brandt, of Mechanicsburg
Pa, Nho has been spending some weeks
IN Woodstock. left on Monday for home
Mr. Brandt is very pleasant gentleman
and made many friends during his briet
stay in Woodstock.
Mr.. Daniel B. Crabill, of Toms Brock
brought the HERALD on court day, two
potatoes that weighed SIX pounds. They
we're OF the Blue mountain variety, auC
are said to be Of fee quality.
Wednesday morning came in cold will
sharp fall of snow reported from Harper
Ferry and Harrisonburg Several LITTLE
squalls skrmished around this section
the mountain peak opposite Edinburl
being white for an hour OF two in thu
early morning
The many Woodstock friends Of Mr.
Chas. Headley. of the firm of Headley 4
Anderson. of Edinburg, will be glad t.
hear that he is improving after his lonl
confinement to his bed. We are informed
that be is now able to be about somewha
aud has been ous for several short drives
The HEyALD extends its best wishes 70
his speady and entire recovery.
The GloIe 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. GearJ's.
Last week we published an account Of
large hawk that had been caught in
steel trop by Mr.. Joel MOreland nea
town. As PAIR Of these destructive free
boo.ers of the air had been frequentl
seen about this place, Mr.. MOreland con
cluded to keep the traps setting. the bal
being large chicken that had been kill
ed by one of them. A few days later b
was rewarded By finding the other haw
IN the trap. II was almost as large a
the first which. measured four feet frOr
tip to tip of wings.
The New York Bazaar gives to an
purchaser of ten dollars worth of goods a
their store, fine large three-fourths lif
size, crayon portrait, (bust.) Wbeneve
purchase Of FIVE cents worth or more
made, the purchaser will receive ticke
and when tie amount reaches ten dollar
the portrait will be furnished. The part
viii furnish tin type or photograp
f~oe., xrbtob &to xvf1l ha mad