Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-04-27
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
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That man is not you.
AUkinds garden seeds. b. Schmitt.
MIR. w. B. Morrison, "Uncle Billy" is
repairing and improving his residence on
South Muh leubSrg stree
The profits on our paints divided with
purchasers. W. e. Barron
Careful examination shows that the
early sowed youag cloYer was not in
iured by the late freeze, aud good stand
of this valuable crop DIS promised.
new lot of honey ani slIar syrup,
received at bowman & Mauck's.
All the goods we buy come in cur own
name, Van Pelt and Walton, and are not
boughtin one name aid shipped IN az
other ust for convenience, Yon Know
The public unleVs5anl
Kips, Calf Skins, Sheep Skins and
HaIress Leather for sale by
J. A. Dysart Il Co.
Don't suffer with headache when Twins
Headache Powders will cure yo1 to a
certainty. 1t is home remedy and per-
fectly safe. Ouly 10 cts.
In % years ex perience have neyerseen
co,ds so low. Richoy.
Many bark ieelers have been forced to
retnrp 10 their homes on account of the
condition Of the bark, the continued cool
weather causing it to adhere too tightly
to the tree to be easily peeled.
Headquarters :or bark peelers supplies,
W. c. Barrons.
Mr.. $. S. Rice, Of New MARKET, who is
q member of Hunting's Circus Band
SAWS the circus will exhibit IL the Valley
early in the fall. Several other shows
are worSiug this way.
The sateens remnants are only &c,
always were Zoe. h'cney'
California Oranges at B. Schmitt's,
II il said that a Hagerstown man has
such long ears that when lie closed the
door of a street car in the C.y recently
one of them became fast, placing him IN
an awf, embarrassing AM painful po-
sition.
Carpets ordered bg sample and deliver
Cd in 1 DAYS. Richey.
Mating, floor oil cloth, and stair oil
cloth, just received at Bowman Il
Mauck's.
As an evidence that the Valley IS as
good place to raise fast trOtters as the
Blue Grass section of Kentucky, we will
lust state that Charlie c., a Valley bred
horse. trotted a quarter mile on Monday,
at Pimlico, in 3ll, eco clip.
Shad and herring exchanged for bacon,
lard aDd potatoes, a. W. c. Barron
All light calico, best makes, SC. Rem
nants Of 25o. Madras cloth, now III and
l5c Riehey.
Chicken stealers still keep up their
work in this community. A young col
ored lad, who has become notorious for
bis numerous thefts, is abOut ct the end
Of the rope. If he don't stop at once he
will receive treatment that will cuIe him
for ever
Tuberose Bulbs, Sc. each. B. Schmitt.
The Roanoke officials have convicted
the Social Club of that city of selling
liquor in violation Of the law and I'M
posed a fine of 81, 900. There is still an
other Indictment pending against the
Clab.
Dress ginghams G :, 10 aud 1880 for ,
stars. Kichey'
The season Of the Virginia State Base
Ball League opened in Richmond on Mon
day with a game between the Stanton
and Richmond clubs in which Stanton
was shut out ly a score of three to moth
ing
Ladies' fine boots aud Ozfords, gents
fine shoes and brogans. Richey.
Mrs. A. Hileary has returned from the
Eastern cities with full SUPP ly of MILL
merry aud spring and summer goods. The
latest STYLES of hats on hand. Thankful
for past favcrs, she Will make every
effort to supply the wants Of her custo-
mers.
Will soon have an abundant stock Of
corn-beans at low prices. B. Schmltt.
Rev. Joseph S. Loose. retired minis
fer of the Reformed chnrch, and one OF
the most prominent citizens of Bridge
water, Rockingham county. Va, died on
April 18th, aged % years. HIS remains
were taken to Hagerstown, Nd. for
interment.
Patterns kept iu stock but if I have not
size you wish, can get IL in 3 days.
Richey.
Mr.. William Bowman has lst returned
from Baltimore and New York where be
selected splendid stock of goods which
are now opened at the store of Whlten
Bowman, at Bowmans. Call and see
them and secure for yourself the best
bargains of the season.
400 yards of sateen remnants sold IN
one week and more received. THESE are
the quality sold last year for Is to 49,.
Richey.
II 500 want first class paint which
has given perfect satisfaction, aud has
been tested for years in all kinds OF
weather, 20 to W. c. Barron.
Our stock is always so full that We
rarely ever order specially, because OF
the disappointments complained OF by
other clothiers. No, ours Is rot an order
store but well selected full stock of
goods, amounting to twice as much as
any stock in the county. Van Pelt and
Walton always keep a full supply, but
will order if compelled, and guarantee
rot