Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-13
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

J. D. Boyer & SOU.
am now handling cement and will
sell it by the pound or barrel.
w. H. Albert.
Oranges, lemons, bananas ard cabbage
at Msgruders.
Attention is called to advertisement OF
stock of drugs at Mt. Jackson, aud store
room for rent.
Some man, whose name we have beer
unable to learn, was thrown from his
horse at the north end OF town, on Mon
day, and painfully hurt,
Lime 4 white wash brushes
W. c. Barron.
Read the advertisement of Van Pelt q
Walton. They hove inst received full
line of spring and summer goods which
they are preparedt to sell at prices which
Will please everybody.
The Valley ConvocatiOn Of the Prote'
tant Episcopal Church will n.eet IL
Harrisonburg on Tuesday, the oath inst
and continge in session until Saturday
Apple bntter, pickles, Maekeral, Chip
ell beet and bacon at MagrudeI's.
For sale, by W. H. Albert, Woodstock,
Va. fifty barrels Of Rock DIE wood buIn'
lime. for vhitewashing, and building
purposes.
Mr.. Geo. II. P. Liudamoed requests Us
to return his gsatiful thanks to the many
friends who tried to save his buildings
from destruction by fire on Sunday
morning.
Paints 81 % to sl.45 per gallon al
kinds paint brushes and oils.
W. C.Barron.
A AIck OF wild geese passed over towr
on Monday afternoon, flying North. This
Is a sure sign that cold weather is over
and as a proof of it, it hailed and showed
the very next day.
A rabid dog was killed last Monday
morning. near Jacobs church, on SwoyeI
Creek. in this county. He bit hog and
several dogs in Rich hollow .and alon
SwOve. Creek.
Front Royal is to have a trades display
May the occasion being the forma
opening of two iron bridges over the
Shenandoah river, connecting that town
with RIyerton.
Mil feed flour, buckets, brooms, tobacco
snufs &c, at Red Magruder's.
Wanted to trade No. one fat large
Potomace Herring for Bacon and Pota
toes. W. I. barron
Prof. C. V. Riley, of the Agricultural
Department at Washington, predicts that
in the months OF May, June and July, the
IL year locusts7 are due in % States ant
Territories and among them is Virginia
have about 200 pairs OF men womer
and children's shoes which will be run OF
at prime cost to make room for my sprinl
stock of goods. Come at once, and secur
good bargain, W. Il. Albert
The same old song was heard on GU
streets AID a large number of people " b
were supposed to know better. wer
taken IN by a wandering medicine selling
faker. It seems strange that sensible
persons will buy medicine from irrespor
sble strangers.
Dogs made another attack on Mr. jos
travels sheep in his barnyard on Tues
dsv night, of last week. Although IN
tensely dark, Walter Fravel, who hear
the noise and ran out armed with a she
gun, fired in the direction the dog va
running with such good results as to pu
lot of buckshot into him.
If You want to see what kind ofpair
lam handling look at the Stickley
Boyer Block also at nay own home ate
several u ears painting. W. c. Barron.
have just received ny spring an
summer stock of shoes, men, women an
children's, such as men and ladies' ia
goods, and all grades of Oxford ties, 70
women and children, ranging in price
frsm fifty cents to $50 per pair.
W. II. Albert.
Mr.. Jas. W. Hoffman, of Middleton
Frederick Co., employed in stone QUAR-
at Belyiew, near Strasburg, was killed o
last Thursday. He had gone off abor
two hundred yards from the quarry an
WASTING down eating bis dinner whe
large fragment of stone from Ola
struck him in the back killing hIm il
stantly.
The Rev. Mr. Bauserman has so far r
covered from his lang and serious illne
as to be able to fill his regular appon
msnt at the Christian Church next SUI
day morning, at II o'clock. He desire
it to be known that unless somethin
unforeseen happens to prevent he
preach then and there. aud will be gla
to meet his church and friends on th'
occasion,
have full line of staple grOcerit
such az flour, meal, bacon, lard, suga
coffee, tea. syrups, salt, soaps and OF
which will be sold as low down for casl
as they can be bought anywhere in th
Valley. W. Fl. Albert.
Agnus Bauserman, OF Toms Brook. 10
a fine young horse by a singular acciden
one day last week. He was driving Il
colt in the lead Of a tour horse teal
when it stepped upon a dry limb
branch which few up and struck him
the abdomen with such force as to pen
trste and rip it open disembOwelIng hiI
He was at once killed as bis recovery W
impossible.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR BARK PEELERs
Supplies Such as meats, fish Potatoe
Cabbage, Beans, Coffee, Sugar, Molasse