Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-10-19
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Call anG see II IL Is not so.
Frayel & Teller.
From the recently completed aDportiCn-
nsnt Of the Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State funds allotted to the counties
aud towns for public schools, Shenandoah
will receive SS,Sl7.93.
King Arthur Lodge, X. Of P, of this
place, is in a most furnishing condition.
and is increasing its membership at each
meeting night which is Friday night OF
each week.
Dr. JOS. B. Compton, a prominent and
highly respected physician of BentonvllIe
WsrIen county, Va, died Oityphoid fever
AZ his home on Monday, the l4th inst.
aged a years.
Don't forget that Saturday, Oct 9th,
Is registration day throughout the State
If YOU wish to vote at the coming cleo
ton You must register on or before that
day.
The cold weather is drawing near aud
fire will lie started in stoves and
freplaces the pipes and fues Of which
may be very foul from last season.
Uuless this is reminded dislNtrious fires
may be the result.
The Oyster season is here, aud tie
delicious order that puifs ont on the even
ing dir as you 90 around TWINS corner
compels you to say, Mr.. Barron fry or
stew" as the case may be.
Get our prices before you buy your
furniture. carpets. &c &.
Frayel & Teller.
Cards are ont for the wedding, on the
oath. inst. Of Mr.. Hugh G. Clover, son of
Mr.. S. =. R. Clover, of this place, to Miss
Eva O'Neal, a young lady of Washington
DC. The ceremony will take place in
that city, where the prospective groom
has been employed for several years.
The NEW York BAZAAR IS IN the held.
They have a large lot of goods which they
bought cheap in New York and are de-
termined to run them on at prices which
will astonish the people. Read their
mammoth advertisement, in this issue
They give prices and have no fear OF
being undersold.
We have just received an other lot OF
parlor suits, and will sell them at rock
bottom prices. Fravel & Teller.
Ne .srs. P. L. Yates and Son have
opened a new store in the Fravel h Feller
Bailding nearly opposite the Bank. Their
goods have been purchased in New York
aid sold at the lowest prices. II you
want to save money and get bargains,
call to see them. See advertisement IN
another calumn.
Remember you can buy more furniture
for one bushel of wheat, at present prices
than ever before. at Fravel & Feller'S
the old reliable furniture house, Wood
stock, Va.
Our advertising columns are open to all
business men at low rates. Let the peo-
ple know what you have and they Will
fad you. An advertisement introduces
the customers to you and gives you the
opportunity to make sales If you give
them what they want, there will be no
d hiculty in doing business.
Hon. John f. Lewis, of Rockingham
county. one of the best known men oil
this STATE and for many years proml-
nsnt Republican, IS reported to be suf-
fering with rapidly spreading cancer.
His condition is said to be very serious
and bis medical attendant aud friends
are much alarmed.
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, who re-
Gently visited DR.. P. 5. Riddelle, near
this place, may soon become citizen OF
Virginia, or at least an extensive prep
erty holder 10 this part of IT, as he is now
negotiating for the purchase OF the besut'-
ful Mt. Airy estate, near Mt. Jackson,
this county, one of the finest stock
farms in the Valley.
The black cat case which has excited
considerable interest in the upper end OF
Frederick county was to have been tried
at Middletown yesterday. Eminent
counsel had been retained on both sides
and much interest was manifested in the
result. At the time of gOing TO press, we
had not learned the decision or whether
The case will be carried to the higher
courts.
The wheat stealing fraternity have
commenced business ia this cOanty. Mr.
Gid. Hepner, who had lot in the I'M
occupied store room at Fairyiew, fo1nd
it about sixty bushels short when be
went to moyeit. A considerable amount
of this grain was also stolen at Columbia
Furnace recently, although we have not
been able to get the particulars.
Base ball Is as dead as door nail
around here, not even an echo left OF the
wild yells that fJated down from the
commons nearly every afternoon during
the summer. Guess the players have
gone into winter quarters, the kids" at
least, having won glory enough to last
them until the ripe aud beautiful Spring
shall again call them to fresh conquests
on the diamond.
Mr.. A. Bemis, with a number OF hands
and a whole lot of little but mighty
powerful iron jacks, is raising John Har-
mans residence on Main street. opposite
the bank. A good solid stone foundation
about two and a half feet high will be
put under 1t, and John will no longer
fear the floods that In other days poured
in on him. 1t viii be . big improve
ment