Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-23

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Mr.. WI. B,rgel5, one OF our Dromi-
nent business men and an old aud highly
respected citizens, has been qGi.e Ill for
some days.
Many people convinced Of the profits
realized from the sale of pOultry the past
year, are making preparations TO SO irto
the business on an extensive scale.
When You are ready to paper your
rooms, call aud see Leetch the wall paper
man, who can tell you what TO use and
how much you want, an W it will
cost you.
Tie celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Gery's, here.
The new porch IN front of Mr.. Jos.
travels residence, on E lst Court street,
is a beautiful piece Of work, one of the
most artistic creations in wood we haze
seen anywhere.
Globe Brewery, StauntOn Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. Quensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
Have you seen the s2j. 90 parlor suits of
Herman Wises. Or the $3.50 oak
chamber suite. Write to Herman Wise,
Harrisonburg, Va, for photos.
The wild geese passed north onlast
Tuesday morning. This is generally re-
garded as a sign of the early opening OF
spring M,ny of our summer birds have
already returned.
A Cherokee Indian boy from :be school
at Carlisle, passed through here Monday
He had been persuaded by white boy TO
run off He had been owsy from school
since January 18th. His face il low
turned toward Carlisle.
Mr.. Cbas. WOlveIton. Of near Columbia
Furnace, who attempted suicide By cut
ting his throat while temporarily insane,
several weeks ago, Is improving under
the skil!ful treatment OF DR.. S. J. Hotf-
man, aud will soon be entirely well.
Mr.. Samuel OFT. native of this place,
bat for many years prominent business
man AID resident of Harrisonburg, died
on Thursday of last week, at an advanced
age. He was a brother of Nr. VIM, B
OFT, of this place.
Spring time Is coming when you need
some carpets or a nice straw mating or
probably a suite Of furniture. Write for
prices to Herman Wise. Harrisonburg,
Va. He is the Great Price Cutter
Mr.. P. ". Magruder is greatly improv-
ing the cd Baily brick store room in
this place, BIZ removing the small, old
style windows and putting ID an entire
glass front. The room will be occupied
as a grocery store by Ed. Msgruder &
Bro.
The Globe Brewery Is always sure
To.make beer that's good and pure.
You can drink it day and night
II always gives an appetite.
Do BOT delay, If you feel weary,
To call for it at Mrs. GeaTy's.
Leetcb, the celebrated Painter and
Decorator, has just received large stock
OF wall papers, borders, decorations, etc.
Of all grades. Gilts, brOnzes. micas, tells,
white and brown backs a: from &C to $3.50
PEI bolt.
MI Dennis O'Neal, a former resident
OF near this place, recently sold fJrty
acres of the land be purchased Of Mr.. j.
NJ. Long, near Stephens City, Frederick
county, to Mr Amos Guard for SEQ per
are.
A young lady sent the Editor Of the
Shenandoah valley a bouquet composed
of natural and artificial flowers. Another
case of flowers "wastlng their sweetness
on the desert air." But we must confess
there is something peculiarly appropriate
in sending artificial flowers TO an old
bach, like the Editor of tho Valley.
The Shenandoah TGlley says "the B. &
D. Railroad sells court tick cts to Wood
stock, but does not guarantee counting
to a finish" fit did, well, the ticket
sold the Editor of the Shenandoah Tal-
ley woul1 have to be good for century
instead of ten days. A pretty young
miss of Woodstock thinks she would die
of old age. before the Editor of the Val-
ley would reach the point of "courting to
finish"
Our people will remember the FurDi
ture and Carpet exhibit at the Woodstock
fair By Herman Wise, of Harrisonburg
Va. Mr.. Wise will save you money II
you write him for prices. lie is called
the great price cutter on furniture, car.
pets, msttings, lace, curtains. window
shades. &c. He carries an immense Ii n
and offers the best goods-at lowest
prices.
Mr.. Morgan Shipe, son Of Mr.. Henr.
shipe, of Hartisville, this county. died OF
Wednesday morning about 6 o'clock after
alingenng illness of consumption, aged
20 years. He leaves widow and thre'
young children. He was a member o
the Lutheran church, AID bis funera
sermon will be preached by Rev. A. A. j
Bushong, on this FRIDAY morning)..at 1
o'clock.
Mrs. Lawrence Hannah, an aged lad.
Of near Topnot postofice, this county
died on Tuesday OF last week, aged Z
years. For oyer two years prior to he
death she was confined to her bed, am
wss also afflicted with blindness. SD
was faithful member Of the Lutheran
church for A number of vears Rev Mr.