Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-20
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

DON'T forget you can trade, butter ana
sogs at Magruder's Red Grocery.
Trv our double strength Vanilla Syrup,
Something fine, W. u DArro"'
Min feed. flour. buckets, brooms, tobacco
spuffs &c, at Red Magrader's.
The active collection of cancelled post
ace stamps by Sunday school scholars IN
this place, continues with undated
vigor.
Wanted to buy one hundred bushels o.
potatoes. Cash or trade, w. c. Barron
It is reported that the furnance at
Shenandoah, Page county, which has
beep out Of blast for a long time, viii
start NJ again in the neal future.
Seed beans, peas and corn cheap
w. Z. Barron.
Annie bntter, pickles, Mackeral, Chipp-
oil beef and bacon at Magruder's.
Mr. William Newman. of Winchester,
has rented the trat'I of the Shenandoah
Countv Agricultural Society, for the
ruruose Of training horses.
Crgs IJcts, Chickens Sets, at
w. c. BartOns.
The PRESBYTERIAN parsonage on Church
street. is beng reprinted, repapered and
iuproyed. A new fence is also being
bnilt around the yard. Rev. Mr. Ste
,bepson. the new pastor is not expected
before the latter pant Of May.
Oranges. lemons, bananas nd cabbage
a. Magruders.
Every property no der ought to do his
share TO make our town bright and at
trsct,ye looking. If a small sum Is spent
in naint or vbite.washing much will be
ACCOMPLISHED towards so desirable an end.
inst received a car load OF fresh Nova
scotia PLASTER, also spring fertilizers,
ID. Boyer & Son.
Mrs Minnie c. Lurty, wife of Capt. w,
Tpr-v. ! prominent lawyer of Harrison
b,rg. ami at one time L. s. district at
torn,v for the western district of Virginia
died AZ her home in HarrisOuburg on
Wednesday night oflas; week.
1.-THE present weather continues the
nrice Of crrs will take another drop, and
soon they will be within the reach of all,
and i'm be used IN large quantities in
stead Of meat as an article Of food
We are informed by persons who have
made careful investigation, that many OF
the po.atoes planted before the first hard
and long cold spell, have been frozen IN
the ground and will have to be replanted'
want all the potatoes that I can get
at 20 etc. per hushel, in goods.
W. c. Alther, st. LIKE.
A number Of peach trees through this
section are putting out the second boom
ard some of our fruit raisers contend that
this will bring crop of fruit. Otheri
contend that 1t will result in nothing
more than bloom.
Bandy playing On the payements By th'
bows should be stopped by our towl
officers as it is dangerous, many of The
boys paying no attention to person.
passing by, and not seeming to care int
whose face they knock ball or stone.
Mr. Burder B. Bowman, will sell a
public Sale. at his residence, two mile
south of Edinburg, On Wednesda. Ma
oh. a very valuable lot of stock, farming
mpl emeuts, household and other persona
property.
Mr.. William Bowman has Just returne
from Baltimore aud New York where b
selected a splendid stock of goods whie
are now opened at the store of White
Bowman, at Bowmans. Call and sc
them ard secure for yourself the be'
bargains of the season.
The New York Bazaar will Orler yon
snit Of clothes aud get it for you. "
don't promise you in order to deceive vol
We wont say the 90 IDS are not in ma
ket when they are. If they are not
be had we will tell you before We tai
vour order. We don't do business
promises, but attend strictly to our ord
department.
Fish! Fish, now is the time to lay IN
supply while they are large, fat al
sound. Trade taken in exchange.
W. e. Barron.
James Glenn, aged 60 years, wni
walking on the c. & o. R. R., at stau
ton. on Saturday, was struck by an
cine and hurled INTO the air and down
embankment, aud intantly killed.
was impossible to stop the tram on
count of the steep grade. 1t was
same engine and IN charge of the san
epoineer that killed Mr.. Hardy a fe
weeks ago.
It Is reported that several squadrons
the First Virginia Cavalry, number
aDOQI <Uu Mcu3 VIII MANI - f"~~@
march through the Valley early in t
summer. A wagon train containing ten
provisions and other necessary equipa
will be with them, and the trO opers
rough it in true soldier style. Lieutena
Paxton, of Che Tenth U. S. Cavalry, W
accompany the squadron.
Ouite a number of ladies' in this pl'
are becoming expert bicycle riders. ]
number of these machines IS in,rea
ing rapidly in this place, and bicyc
club could now be organized with
pretty good membership. Before
summer is past it will be no unus'
sight to see ladies' riding along our sire
on their handsome flyers. OF course
men will keep up If they have to bre
a carload of bones in doing 80.
The Norfolk Cycle Club, one OF
argest organizations of the kind IN
State, will make trip on their whe
from Salem, Va, on the N. y W. X.
A. Cs..us,. or1 fro.o fharo over the Y