Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-30

Read Stlck,ey's advertisements and tell
your neighbors.
The Kid Base Ball Club, OF this place,
the youngsters who did such remarkable
playing during le past season fax:ng
cut everything dig and little, that stood
before their bats, are max ng arrange
NETS to visit Petersburg and Norfolk, the
coming season.
If you have anything which you want
TO sell, advertise it in the HERALD. This
paper reaches all sections of Shenandoah
County and your advertisement will be
read. We will send yoU the customers,
and it you do not sell, 1t will be because
you have not the goods which the people
want.
Go to W. H. StlckleY and huy tobacco
enough TO do you all winter; it will pay
you.
The dwelling of Mr. John Kipps, about
three miles west OF Quicksburg, this
county, was totally destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning along with the contents
among which was $500 in cash. We Lave
not been able to learn the cause of the
fire. Tho loss is estimated at about
.s1lOO, with no Insurance.
The Shenandoah Valley says "We bet
the tornips, she was reading the Herald"
Brother, that is a safe bet. Whenever
You hear of any one in Shenandoah coun-
ty reading newspaper, you can bet your
turnips that it is the Shenandoah HERALD.
and long before spring you will have as
large a crop of turnips as our friend, Mr.
n. w. Baker, of Quicksburg.
Mr.. H. c. Teller, who has for some
wears occupied the responsible posi-.
ton of cashier OF the Queen City Hotel,
Cumberland, Md, is, with his wife, visit
ing his sisters at his Old home in this
place. Mr.. Feller has severed bis con-
nection with the B. & o. r. R, hotel
service, and will soon take charge of the
MAGNIFICENT new Watson House at Fair
mount. W. Va. He is a thorough hotel
man and will make the Watson enc Of
the leading hotels of w. Va.
I am closing out lot of goods and if
you want special bargains, come while
they are here. will have no more when
these are gone. Bedsteads, Wristbands
oueensware, fannels, pants, shirts, draw
ers, sbawls and dress goods. They must
90 at ". II. Stickley's.
Don't fail to read all the advertisements
in this issue. You will find much in them
to interest You and also that will prove
bsneielal TO you. These advertisers are
all live, progressive business men, just
the kind to give you bargains as they are
determi ned to do so and thus push then
business. The liberal advertiser is just
the person to deal with everytime. II
will pay you to closely watch the ad
columns of the HERALD each week.
DEAR FRIEND take pleasure in say
ing that l can furnish you Foreign and
Domestic fruits, candies, fireworks, fancy
crackers and cakes and, everything
else in this line, way down cheap. Call
aud take a peep at my Xmas goods.
Yours truly, E. W. Msgr uder
Please remember l have boots for chill
dren and boys for S1OO to S125 pair.
W. H. Stlckley.
Mr.. VIM. Newman, the well known
horse trainer who has had charge of thu
Winchester Fair Grounds tract for sil
wears. has rented the track at the Fail
Grounds here for the ensuing yoar anC
will have a number of promisin horse
IN training. Mr.. Newman has ha(
charge of and the training OF several o
the most promising Shenandoah horses
among them Onycha Wilkes, John Pau
and Billy w. the well known COpp horse
Mr. Geo. Dosh, of this place, whos'
painful aud serious injury received from
A fall from a roof be was painting las
week, was mentioned IN last weeks issue
o, the HERALD. is, we are glad to say,
doing as we'll as conld possibly be ex
pected, although from the character Of
the injuries he will not in all probabilit!
be able to leave his room for several week
vet. He is under the treatment of Dr
Cline.
l want money! want to sell my goods
l will sell you goods for less than any
other man will sell them, dry goods
boots aud shoes, queensware, tlnware
&C, at special cut prices at ". Il
Stickley's.
We learn that Lodge Of Odd Fellow
is to be instituted In this place in few
days. A meeting of those interested wa
held enc night this week iu the Masonic
Hall at which the necessary steps wer
taken to institute the Lodge come tim
next week. The new organization start
out under the most favorable auspice
and will haYe membership of between
: twenty aud thirty to begin with. 1t is
good order and a very large membership
in the United States and elsewhere. l
opposes all forms of vice and immortality
inculcates charity brOtberlY love an
sympathy, and exerts powerful inhuenc
, for good. We wish the new lodge 4 grea
measure of success.
Read this all ye giants, have a lot {
No 9, 10 and II boots on hand l will sci
you so cheap it VIII pay you to buy then
for next winter, ifyou don't n eed then
ow-make mp your mind to come get
pair az Shckley's.
, The many friends OF Gen. G. S. Mel
. and wife will be glad to learn that the
y. are now in the Valley, on a visit, after
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