Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-03-09
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Walnut Finished Suits at S1O.7o, q
Fravel Il Feller's, Woodstock, Va.
Read the new advertisements in this
issue. They will show you where bar
gains can be had.
Van Pelt & Walton have just received
another lot of those popular So 90 pants
Call at once and be salted.
If you want delicious stew Of oysters,
call on Hartman, just above the Shtnan
doah House.
Harness, Whips, busters. robes anC
everything of the kind at bottom prices
at the harness store of J. A. Dysart & Co
Miss Alice Rosenberger returned to bel
home at Toms Brook, from a visit o.
several months with the family OF Mr.
Robt. Earl, Hariisonburg.
Bowman 4 Mauck are paying tie high
est price for country produce. CAL TO
see them, before selling.
Dinner BY the ladies OF the Reformed
church in the old Valley Inn opposite the
Court Hose, or court Day.
Solid Ook Suits, SIS 90 at Fravel *
Feller's, Woodstock, Va.
Mss Ada Baliett, very attractive
youug lady who has been visiting hel
school mate, Mss Clara Irwin. daughter
of Dr.. Jos. 5 Irwin, OF this place. left on
Saturday for her home at Bsi.iettylile
Pa.
Oar old AID valuable friend, Sir. II. R
Eskridge, krown to everybody here as
Heck writes US from Capon Bridge
". Va that the snow there vas twenty
f7e inches on a level, and every body
was slelghing. He says the HERALD is a
most welcome visitor TO his home, AID
t3st be greatly enjoys the correspondence
from Zepp, his old tome.
Jno. II. Harman keeps or hand the
nicest lunches and coniecuoneEies. Gro
eeries OF all Kinds at low prlces.
The Stanton Post, a new four page,
s.x column evening daily, has made its
appearaoce IL Stanton. Mr.. A. II. Taylor
veteran aad able newspaper writer,
is The chief editor, and the paper Is a
handsome, bright and live publication.
We wish it every success and gladly vel
come it to our exchange list.
Oak OF Walnut Parlor sui;s, from $22 90
Up at Fravel \ Fel!er's.
DINNEE.-Don't forget to patronize the
ladies Of the Reformed church on Monday,
court-day. They will give you asplendld
dinner for only % cts. for the benefit of
their church.
Th- family Of the late Mr.. W. H, Bar
Celt request Us to return their grateful
thanks to the many faithful friends for
the great kindness and teuder sympathy
shown by them during their recent heavy
affection and bereavement, and to assure
them of their heartfelt appre citation
Bring the size of your room to Leetcb,
the vail paper man, and he can tell you
what 1t will cost to have 1t papered with
high or low priced papers.
Do you want a good horse collar or
set of harness II so. call on J. a. Dysart
& Co. They keep everything which the
farmer wants IN the line OF harness &c.
They warrant all goods to be Us repre-
scented.
TIE new headache powders now being
manufactured on a large scale by the
Irwin Medical Co. of this place under the
personal supervision of Mr.. L. r. Irwin,
is a certain cheap and harmless cure
It is home remedy and guaranteed TO
contain nothing injurious.
A handsome and useful present given
with all bills Of $1,000 aud up, at Frsvel
& Feller's.
The Stanton Base Ball team IS being
male op FOR the coming season. Eight
PLAYERS have been secured, and the man
agement is in correspondence Shsffer, Of
ills place, one of the swiftest pitchers in
tie State. Stanton fairly won the
pennant last season but it was stolen by
a trick of the Charleston, W. Va. team.
There will he ice cream and oysters
served in the Valley Inn on Monday
night, March 18th, proceeds for the bere-
fir Of the Reformed church. Help the
canse along.
Call at the New York Bazaar and see
the fine line of spring goods, just received
They have some tall goods left over which
they are now selling below cost Be sure
to call on them, it will pay your way.
RI. Bargelt & Co. have now on hand
a fine assortment Of organs and pianos
which they are prepared to sell at prices
which will suit purchasers. Call at their
music parlor in the Stickley & Boyer
building and examine tbeir stock. They
are always prepared to show you some
thing nice in their line. See advertise
msnt in another column.
Leetch has just received big lot OF
pretty wall papers, with ceilings and
Dor lers to match, at from 4c per bolt up
Main St., above Catholic church.
The wife of Col. W. II. Cline died al
their home, near Culpyepsr. Va, Oh Sun
day evening, Feb. 25tb. They were
formerly residents of this county and
moved from Stony Creek some 10 years
ago. Mrs. Clines was an aunt Of DR.. W.
S. Cline, of this place. The Col has the
sympathy of large number of friends in
bis sad loss.
The Lexington" formerly known as
the American Hotel. of Richmond, Va,
has been thoroughly reconstructed and
moderzed at an expense Of $4,000, and
will be opened to the public by 'press
Inspection on March the eth, when a
splendid banquet will be given to the
Virginia Newspaper frsterianty by Mrs.
A. D. Atkinson, the popular proprietress.
The HERALD Acknowledges an invitation
to be present.