Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-10-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Great b bargains In clothing
Snarr, Borden & Miley.
Dr.B.F. .Maphis, dentist, will be in
Edipbnrg, Oct. 10th, 17th, 13.h and
10Th. Office at T. J. Marston's.
Bareelt's are selling their entire stock
of wall paper at cost, to make room for
their big stock of fall and spring styles.
tbree-peck basket lost in Woodstock
On court day. Finder will please return
70 HERALD Office or Jas. P. Artz.
Written Bowman is now opening a
splepdid assortment of goods at Bow
mans. His son has just returned frtm
New York with full supply of goods to
spit the season and be is now selling them
at prices as low as they can be bought in
the Valley.
You can get the best bargains in wall
papers ever offered you at Bargelts. as
they arc selling their entire stock at cost.
See large advertisement
Would like to have at once good horse
for bis feed. Would only use him for
light driving. Call on or ad iress at
Woodstock, Va.
OCT. 18th. James l. MOTIFS
Uncle" Tom Thomas, our wellknown
colored broom max er and snake charmer,
has in his garden two cushaw vines
that are something to brag about. The
ore has On it ten large, lly developed
cushaws, ripe aud fit for use, and the
ether has en- it nine equally as good.
The New York Bazaar Is too busy this
week getting IN big stock Of new goods
70 write out an advertisement but they
will mako your eyes fly open next week
when they tell you what splendid articles
they have and how cheap they can and
will sell them,
We saw the great furniture displays at
the Far, bat with the exception OF a
few goods sold at cost, We still have the
lowest rrices. Snarr, Borden & Miley
A mad dog was killed near Farmers
Mil Yesterday by Mr.. Luther Burner. lie
had come up by the four mile house, and
~ far Is known had bit but one dog,
that of Nr. Fatnestock. 1t was good
sized bird dog, white with large brown
spots.
Mr.. charles A. Saum made a enc ex
bibit of buggies carriages &c, at the Far
which was so highly appreciated that he
sold all that he had on exhibition.
Drink Het Soda, cts. B. schnitt'
I have removed my millinery store two
sooares down street to the Few house op
posite DR.. Locke's. viii open my new
stock OF Fall goods on the 9th and 2oth
of Sept. Will be prepared to wait on
customers in a short time.
S2s3t. Mrs. Annie Hlileary'
Grind Hot Soda, ) cts. B. Schmitt.
Notwithstanding the lateness Of the
season Mr.. c. A. Saum still keeps sur
ply of buggies and carriages on hand
which he is determined to sell before the
beginning Of winter. II you want buggy
this Is a good time to strike him for
bargain.
The north bound morning passenger
tram. which is due here at GAG, killed a
colored woman at Raphine station, be-
tween Lexington and Stanton, on Thurs
day morning. She attempted to cross
the track ID front IOf the traia but was
caught under the engine aud instantly
killed, both legs being cut of.
According to appointment the PrOhibi.
tion convention of the 7lh Congressional
district met in Burners Hall, Woodstock,
Va. Oct. 3rd, with delegates from four
counties present. Rev. J. S. Hopkins,
minister Of the Methodist Church, South,
we'll known in Shenandoah, where be has
filed several charges, was nominated.
Mr.. Josiah Locke, a prominent citizen
of near Vaudeville, Clarke county Va,
was killed while driving across the Valley
Branch. B. & 0 r. r.. at Summit Point
Jefferson c.. w. Va, on Tuesday morning,
He was struck By mail train Ais which
masses here, south bound at 1915, a. m.
His horse was also killed and the buggy
completely demolished.
Drink Hot Soda, ; cts. B Soh mitt,
The carriages OF Mr.. C. A, Slum were
about receiving premiums, but as prem
inns were only offered on work manu-
factured IN Virginia, he did not get them.
He however convinced the people and
sold the carriages. He had none TO cake
away.
Mr.. VIM. Hepewell, for many years a
popular druggist of Edinburg, Va, died
on Wednesday night, Oct 3rd, after an
illness of several months. He was a good
man in every respect and bad many friends
here, as we'll as in his own town, whs
were saddened to hear of his death. His
age was about 50 years. His wife died
some time age.
Drink Hot Soda, cts B. Schmitt
Mr.. Geo. H. Fetzer, who for the last five
years has been popular agent OF the
Union News Co., OF New York, on The
trains of the Valley Branch OF the b. q U
R.R., and who is known and respected
by so many people from Harper's Ferry &c
Lexington. has resigned from tie road
and in connection with Mr.. Oscar NJ
Lose, has gone Into the commission bust
ness in Baltimore, We know of no one We
could more highly recommend, and fee
sure that be will receive big business
from the Valley.