Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-05-31

The ladies of Wesley Chapel Will hold
festival. at their Church. on the night OF
Whitsuntide Monday, June Sd. A pleas
ant time may be expected.
Miss Nellie Weston, of Strasburg,
spen few days last week. with her
friends. the Misses OFT, on North Main
street
Frank Shul. OF Shenandoah Page
county, stopped for day or two with
friends in this place, while on bicycle
trip t. Winchester, the fist of the week
Notw outstanding the run on P. l.
Yates & Son, for that fine IL cents
mating, they can still meet the demand.
They have sold over i've hundred yards,
within the last few days.
Chas. W. Fra5el. and Frank Sheetz,
now of Washington, D c, were at their
old homes here for a day or two last
week. Mr.. Sheetz had his little daughter
Hattie, with him.
Mr. E X. Saum has returned from Har-
rsouburg, to Mt. Jackson and will now
resume the timing business in that PLACE.
Roofing and spoutmg done at short notice.
A full supply Of stoves, ranges, tinware,
&c, constantly on hand.
Dr. H. r. Moore, of Charles Town, w.
Va, Ocuhst. will be at Woodstock, on
next Court Day, prepared to treat dis
eases OF the eye and to fl glasses. Con-
sultation free, and charges moderate.
The price of Harness Leather has ad-
vance from TO II cts. per 10. but still
J. A. Dysart & CO. are still selling har-
ness at the old prices. They bought
before the advance.
The contemplate apology for a man
who stole a doz4n chickens from the
widow Lichliter, at Pugh's Run, recently,
is informed that there are sOmO more
chickens there for him if he will only
come for them.
Cards are ont for the marriage of Mr..
Wallace G Murdock and Miss Matte
Santmiers, of linOarg, which will take
place at the Methodist Church, in that
place on Wednesday evening, June the
l2th, at halt past eight o'clock. The
Herald extends hearty congratulations.
Right now is the time to commence !
poisoning the bugs, worms and insects
that destroy yonr fruits and vegetables.
IVs have all the best known and most
certain persons for the purpose, pure
aud cheap. We are never undersold
Twins Drug Store.
ia. Dysart & Co.. shippeda few days
ago another lot of their bone made fly
nets 10 Ohio. Those OHIO farmers know |
the difference between the nets made by |
this firm aud the factory nets now on the |
market They send a long distance from
home for their nets but they always get
good ones.
The dangerous season for diseases Is
here. Don't let dea-h spring on your
family from some foal spot abOut your
b. me-. We ave all lie best dsinfeci-
ants very low. and you can make your
home safe for little money. Call at
Twins Drug Store.
A gang of wor kmen under charge Of
Counoilmen Hite lined Part Of Main
street a few days ago. Let the good
work continue uuul we have all Onr
streets in first class order Win clean
streets, fine shade, and pure water, Wood'
stock will be one OF the most attractive
towns 10 the Valley.
Mr. A. r. Saum, Of MlddletOWn, whose
ice cream manufactured in large guam
titles has attained high reputation on
account of its excellence, visited our
town last court day, an as usual placed
the Herald ofice under Obligations by
his courtesy. Oar readers will make no
mistake In trying .um's ice cream.
Prof. II. Bronsten, the Opliclsn, will
remain at Woodstock until Saturday
evening, June lst, and on Monday, June
Sd, will 20 to Edinburg and remain one
week. lie has been very successful 10
treating number of our people who had
weak or defective eyes He will visit cur
town again, the last of July. In all cast
be guarantees satisfaction.
Mr.. Leon D-ssez one of the most
prominent members of the corps Of
engineers who surveyed the route Of
what is now the Valley Division Of the
B. &. o. r. r., died recently at bis
residence IN Washington, d. C.. He was
an accomplished gentleman, and will he
kindly recalled Dy many of the Olds;
citizens of this place where be married,
ard which was his home for some years.
Mr.. r. G. Anderson was bis brOther-in-
law His age was 20 years.
Upon the application of our efficient
postmaster, the free delivery system has
been extended another year in the cor
poration of Woodstock. While Woodstock
has not been on boom, there has been
slow but sure advance, all Along the lire.
10 this connection, we would call at
tention to the fact that some children
have been tearing from the mail boxes,
the notices OF the time of collection of the
mail The penalty for this Offense Is
very heavy and the postmaster will
prosecute the guilty parties.
Mr.. Peter Good, war member Of the
Staunton Artillery, died at his home in
Hamburg, Shenandoah county, on the
9Th ult., FROM paralysis, in bis seventy
first year The New Market vaHcg says
of him: "He was member of the Staun-
ton ARTILLERY. C. s. A., and left here with
seven Others. 20 JOIN this company, April
9. 1861, and was faithful until the sur
render. April 3. 1905 Mr.. Good formerly
resided at New Marke,-Was married