Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-05-25
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Bowman & Mauck have Roasted Coffee
in packages for 20 cts per pound.
Bargains in secondhand BICYCLES, high
aud low, at Heshour's Restaurant.
The celebrated Walter A. Wood harvest
ing machinery, binders, mowers and
rakes, for sale by
I'D. Boyer & Sons.
A lot of new tin cans from one to five
gallons at less than cost, at Twins Drug
Store.
a. Saum can sell you a good / leather
top buggy for the small sum OF S4'.s9.
You will laugh all over to see it.
Fine Ground Aldn aud pure lump salt
for sale by, J. D. Boyer II Sons
A new large lot of remnants novel
beautiful and cheap at
Bowman 4 Mauck's.
Schmitt's bicycle aGencv supplies every
thing desired in the wheeling line. Prices
and goods guaranteed satisfactory omSli
articles by mail, postage free.
Malta shovel plows and spring tooth
harrovs at J. D. Boyer & Sons ware
house, near depot.
Geo. Bennett. a man aged 50 years, was
locked Up in the Lnray Jail one day last
week, charged with the despicable crime
Of poisoning three horses belonging to
one of his peighbors in Page connty.
Call on J. D. Boyer & Sons and ex-
anime their stock of Binder twine befo.e
purchasing. They will save you money.
The fine rains of last week have made q
most favorable change in the appearance
and condition of the growing crop, and
the country has never looked more beauti-
full.
You can get pretty dress now atabout
half price, if you come quick before they
are all gone. Eighteen patterns sold in
enc day. Bowman " MAucK'
A few tons of Nova Scotia plaster and
fertilizer for sprlug crops, on hand yet at
ID. Boyer & Sons ware house, Wood
stock, Va.
You would think that the tariff bill had
passed, fyou would see the cheap buggies'
buckboards and surries, c. A. Saum can
sell you. You cannot a afford to buy with
out seeing him first.
We are constantly adding TO our MILL
pery department new sty les of ladies hats
as they appear in the market, also rib
bons, flowers, &c, sc. Prices were never
so lev. 7. ). FraVel SON.
That long looked for crate of Queens
ware has at last ended it's sea voyage
from England to America, and will be on
sale LCxt week a.,
Bowman & Mauck's
The bicycle fever is raging in this town
A. never before. large number of ma
chimes are owned here, aud the ii lers
nav be seen gliding along in drOyes.
Among them are a number of ladies who
are as graceful and daring riders as the
steiner sex.
The Woodstock Graded School will
close on Friday the week having been
devoted to examinaii Good work
has been done duriag the year in all Il g
departments aud the teachers are to be
congratulated upon the result Of their
faithful efforts.
Among the features Of HarpeI's Bazaar
for June will be the "StOry of Garden,
told IN letters by Elizabeth Bisland
Wetmore. new series of "Coffee and
Repartee" paper, by John Kendrick
Bangs, and letters from Paris, giving the
fashions and gossip of that capital
Tie Sunday school of the Reformed
church will hold a strawberry and ice
cream festival on Friday and Saturday
nights, june 1st and ID. Proceeds to be
used In furnishing their new Sunday
school room. The place will be announced
in the next issue of this paper.
Nr. Samuel Gill, of this place. recently
graduated at the theological Seminary OF
the Reformed church, at Lancaster, Pa
This was the first class TO graduate from
the new Seminary binding. Mr.. GU
was one of the speakers selected to repre-
sent his class at the graduating exercises
We acknowledge the receipt of an IN
yitation to attend the commencement
exercises of Stanton Female Seminary
which will be held on May 9gth, 1894
Among tie graduates of this school, thii
wear, Is Miss Nellie Hoshour. who ha
auite = prominent place on the musica
programme.
ia positively stated that the larg'
furnace at Shenandoah, Page county, vii
be put in fun operation in \ short time
and the company will at once build
railroad to their ore mines in the Massa.
uutten mountain. This will give EN-
ployment to large number of men an'
prove Of great benefit to Page county.
Perhaps the shortest OF short stories i
a cartoon; for, at glance, and some
times without single word, it must
truly characterize all the people it depict
and make sure that you do not miss th'
moral. The political story of week o.
of month is told in the cartoons tina
from time to time stand upon the first
page Of Harpers Weekly.