Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-04-14
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Sweet seed corn for sale at the Bakery
This corn is we'll matnred and was saved
expressly for seed purposes.
Calico and cents yard and ging
hams from to cents at Headley
Anderson's.
Mr.. w. II. Resser has rented the bal
and bowling alley at the Murray House
Produce taken in the millinery depart
meat at Headley & Anderson's.
Clean up your back yard and other
parts OF your premises before member Of
the council. appointed for that purpose,
comes around and compels you to do so.
Ten thousand shingles wanted. Will
also ia Ike all your country produce.
Roadley 4 Anderson.
Oryis Evans, who has been working at
his trade az a barber In Washington, d.
c., has returned to his home here. He
will shortly open a barbering establish
ment in Harrisonburg.
The ladies all say that Miss Maggie
Hissy's stock OF millinery goods is the
prettiest ever brought to this town
Give her a call and examine the goods
and prices.
New line of hats from 10 cents up to
$3.50 at Headley & Anderson's.
The Gruber family gave first rate
entertainment in this place on last Fri
day night. Owing to short notice and
insufficient advertising the audience was
not large one, but those present were
we'll pleased with the erformancs-
Molasses from % to IS cts. per gallon,
hams, shoulders, sides, country and city
cured. Headley g. Anderson.
Dried beef, bologna, canned beet only
10 cts. pound, at Headley & Anderson'S.
The Democratic primary for Madison
district was held here last Saturday and
delegates appointed to attend the county
convention to be held at Woodstock on
Saturday. The follow ing are the delegates
frsm the EdiDburg precinct: Edward
Wbissen, jr., c. r. R. Mcdonald, c. Z.
Hssdley and Robt Grandstaff. The dele
gates were not instructed but frsm all
we can learn they will support James r.
Baker for county clerk.
All kinds of fruits, pine apples, apiicots,
peaches. grapes, cabbage, &C., in fact
everything you want you can get at
Headley & Anderson's, the best and
cheapest store in the Valley.
There has recently been considerable
changing around in family locations in
this place. Among them we find that
Mr.. II. f. Boyer and wife have gone to
Housekeeping in the dwelling owned by
Mrs. Julia A. Wightman and Mrs. Bette
Baker has taken rooms with them, she
having rented her house to Mr.. Chas.
Rau. Mr.. J. D. Lemon has also moved
into his new dwelling, and Mr. H. S.
Tightman has moved INTO the house, adj
joining bls brother, Mr.. w. Fl. Wight
man, recently vacated by Mr.. Lemon.
A ysunC man of this place recently was
guilty of some brutisbly vulgar actions in
the presence of young girl on the
public road, who promptly informed on
him. Some of bis friends Informed him
that he would be consulting his safety by
at once leaving the town. This he failed
to do but fingered around until Tuesday
night when lot of white caps got after
him frightning him so that his yells Of
murder, &c, could be heard almost over
the whole town. He managed to escape
them but at this writing 1t is supposed
that he has skipped the county. If he
should make his appearance around this
place it Is dead certainty that he will
will be very roughly handled.