Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-05
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


Mr. Jos. Smith. who is making MS
ho.e WITH his cousin, Mr.. Ellie Smith, Is
very i'll with dropsy.
The best oil cloth at 16 cents per yard
at P. L. Yates ~ Sons.
Rev. A. Al. Bushong will preach al
Evansville, on Sunday evening at
o'clock.
Lemonade and pop, ice cold at
Magrudei's Red Grocery.
Very large water melons of the finest
onality. as well as delicious cantaloupes
have been on this market for week OF
more.
Pine apples, oranges, bananas, lemons
and dates at.
Magruder's Red Grocery.
Remnants Oft I'd. ii cloth at p. /.
Yates Il Sons, only l24 cts.
DENTAL NorrcE. De T. F. Locke will
he in Ediuburg on Thursday July the
1ltb. and remain one Cav. Al persons IN
need of Dsa,a, work are invited to call
Rooms at Murray's Hotel
The wife of congressman Harry Tucker,
OF the the 10th district, presented him
with twins, boy aui girl, fsw days
since.
T., soch an assortment of tobacco as
carry, seyeuty-eigbt DIR rent brands the
most fastidious smoker OF chewer can be
PLEASED. Magrudel's Red Grocery.
Mis-, Maude Weaver, popular young
LADY of stanton, who is well known
here, vas married IN stanton, ON Thus
day last, to DR.. J. H Smith, of Hinton
W. Va.
John Harman wants TO see you Court
dav. He Will make it to your interest TO
call.
Don't fail to carry YONG butter to p l.
Yates & Sons. They will always give
YOU the top OF the market.
DON'T forget the meeting OF the Con
federate Camp, in the armory in the court
house. on Saturday afternoon att O'Clock
Let every old Confederate who can pos
sibly get there be present.
wont be under sold in anything in my
line. | can beat the world in tobacco aud
cigars. Call and let me prove 1t.
John Hartman.
The convention of the State Fireman
Association, which VIII be held i'm Har-
risonburg on July 18th. 18th and 1871,
will be an immense affair, and will at
tract a very large number OF people
Don't you fail to attend.
Glass jars, ouly 500 per gall. - cts
for ats. at P L. Yates Il sous. Country
produce 10 exchange tor same.
The freqaent rams during last vcel
and the first Of this have greatly inter
fered with the wheat harvest. the GROUND
being too soft in many fields to run the
binders.
Ny Lunch counter is always loaded
with good things. Come Court day whe
you get hungry and see how l will hu
You up at very little cost. John Hartman.
Beautiful umbrellas and 3arasols, fion
s. cts. to sl75 at P. L. Yates X Son
Come in and see them.
The dedication of the newly f,ied nj
Pythian Hall 10 this place, has beer
postponed on account of the warn
weather until Septemb'r probably abou
the 18th The services will be public an'
of an interesting character.
Just received at P. L. Yates Il Son,
new line of ladies and gents shoes tina
eau suit You in every particular.
Last eek we stated that the K. Of P
Lodge, Of this place, would hold
festival on the evenings Of July 3rd AM
4tb. for the benefit of the order. This j
mistake. The Lodge has no intention
of having a festival of that kind or TO
that purpose.
King Arthur Lodge No. -, K. of p, o
this place, held their regular semi-annna
election of officers on last Friday night
The following were the principal OH, ?
elected: DR.. T. +. Locke. Cbancello
Commander; Frank Bowman, vicrCban
cellor: Jno. II. Roontz, Master at-Arm'
J. c. Baker, Prelate.
Don't forget that P. 7. Yates & s.
are headquarters for shoes, the yer,
latest styles at low pr;ces. Come iu an
see them.
Miss Phoebe Kenny, a bighly respecte
lady of Harrlsonbarg, daughter Of tb
late Judge KeDney, died at her home j
the above place, on Friday, aged :
years. Miss Kenney was we'll known
many of the residents Of this place. wher
she frequently visited and spent consic
cradle time with her sister, Mrs. }. {
Mckay, who then resided here.
Buy the Walter A. Wood Tabular Ste'
Mower, the best and liQhtest ruunin
mower on the market. For sale by J. J.
Boyer & Son.
This section was visited by yer
heavy rain OF Sunday evening. 70
some time the down pOnr Of water va
exceedingly heavy, causing all tn
streams to overflow their banks, Will
all the bolloVs and ravines were file
with rushing torrents IF muddy watei
The flats Of low lands along these stream
were oyeifowed, while the newly plowe
corn fields we're badly washed.
$40 worth Of buggy whips just receive
at P. L. Yates s. Son. Come in and bu
your whips. They must be sold. Prize
not considered.
Mr. r Leetch, the house, sign ard o
nimental painter, has brancbtd out
business aud has become fancy dec
rator Of garden vegetables ard "sch
Ua generally does this work off haf