Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-09-08

SCuOOl DOOhS ~ HtdLO PtASOo VI A. ~
Sch NIT, Strasburg, Va. Pie list en- re-
quest.
All kinds OF loaded shells, cartridges,
ammunition and fishing tackles.
~ C. Barron.
Parties desiring to offer special prem
iGms. t. be given at the Stenan iOah
County Fair, should report at once, to
the Secretary of the Fair.
For SALE.-An excellent Young COW,
will DO fresh IN two weeks, third calf
Inquire at this office
We were sorry to learu that Mr.. c. B.
Boyer. of Strasburg, had a part Of one of
his fingers cut off last week by piece of
machinery.
We have IN stock a full, and complete
line of Fertil zers, standard brands.
Also raw bone, kauit, plaster &c. J. D.
Boyer, & Son, Woodstock, Va.
TIMOTHY SEED have frst-class seed
at Woodstock, and Mt. Jackson, and
phosphates at bottom prices.
il. Triplett.
If you want boots or shoes, either ladies,
gents or children, don't miss the extra
inducements l am now Offering.
". c. Barron.
Globe Brewery, Stanton Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. QaenseD,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
Test it alongside of any other and if it
is not better and cheaper you need not
pay for it; the L. & NJ. Pure Paint sold
by B. Schmitt
There will be a match game of ball be-
tween the Harrisonbarg ond Woodstock
Mines, on the Shenandoah County Fair
Grounds, to-day. Parties desiring to see
a fns game should be on hand.
No visitors TO the Association received
. warmer welcome than MIR. y. D. Hite
aud wife, of Shenandoah county. They
both love Page, and the times Of their
visits among our people are the blight
days of life's voyage.-Page Courier.
Boots and shoes for fall wear. Samples
at Mr.. J. H RodtHer's. By leaving your
name at Mr.. Rodeffer's Mr. Schneider will
call at your residence, and take your
measure for whatever you want. A fit
guaranteed
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. Gearys.
The HERALD Office force returns thanks
to Mr. Henry Bailey, the wellknown
n1rseryman and fruit raiser, near this
place, for present of fine lot OF grapes,
some of them of new and delicious varie-
ties. and some of the largest and best
peaches we have seen this season. Friend
Henry never forgets the printer.
Ifyou can find a better weekly paper
than the HERALD at one dollar year you
should subscribe for it ut once. II you
cant. and we feel pretty sure of that, don't
you think you oughi to come right up to
this Office and plank down your dollar for
the HERALD one year, Of course you do
Cares are ont for the marriage of two
of Woodstock's most popular young peo-
pie, Mr.. Mark ". Magruder and Miss
Leila NJ. Riddleberger, daugter Ct the
late Senator Riddleberger, which will
take place at the Episcopal church, on
Tuesday morning, September 18th, at 9
o'clock.
Our terms are $l.O0 in advance. Please
see that your paper IS kept paid up. On
every paper yOu will find the time to
which it is paid printed. As soon as the
time is out your paper is liable to be dis
continued. 1t is only by prompt pay,
ment. that we are enabled to publish a
paper at the low price Of $l.oo per year.
Mr.. William Ramey, Of this place, had
the misfortune to lose good COW on
Sunday. She broke into corn field aud
after gOrgiDg herself on the green corn
got to water, drinking freely with the
above result. This is, we learn, the
second COW Mr.. Ramey has st from this
cause.
On Saturday afternoon smoke was seen
escaping from the open doorway of two
story servants house in the yard of Mr..
Geo. ". Koontz's residence, on Mullen
bure street. A bed was found to be on
fire and burning briskly. The fire was
oxtinguished with buskets eff water from
q near by cistern without giving a gen
ersl alarm.
The laying of the corner stone of the
Methodist church, South, at New Hope,
will take place OF Saturday, the 10th
inst, at II, am. The Knights of Pyth-
ias will take part IN the exercises. An
address will be delivered by Rev. J. P.
Hyde. The band will furnish music, and
the ladies will provide dinner and re-
treatments. Come rybody.
J. P. Stump, pastor.
The festivals of Saturday and Monday
nights for the benefit Of the Woodstock
base ball club, were quite successful and
q snug sum was realized. The contest
over the ring which was voted to the
most popular young lady, was EDaliy wor
by Miss Sue Baker after a spirited anC
close contest. Although the votes were pu
ct the small som of ten cents each, owe
$50, 90 was raised