Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
GENERAL LOYAL NEWS.

Read advt ofmillinery goods at auction
Good syrup zoe, best syrup Acc pei
gallon az P. L. Yates & Sons.
Eleven thousand lap shingles for sale al
the cut price of s4.6O per thousand, at
the store Of E F. sam, SMmwill4. Va.
Rev. P. C. wike will preach on the
ocond Sunday afternoon of this month,
at 3 o'clock. in the new school house on
the river near Mr.. James Miller's.
The Valley Mutual Lite association, OF
stanton, male an assign n'nt on Mn
dav. of ali It's real AMI personal property,
for the benefit of it's creditors without
preference.
Read Mss Reb'ccl Riuker's advertise
ment Of millinery goods.
Mr.. W. C. Stump, son Rev. J. P.
Stump. a clerk in the War Department,
Washington, D. c., was married on
Tuesday, ofla,t week, to Miss Ada Locke
at G errardstovn, ". Va
Dir. Milton Rush sold 80 head Of hogs,
last week. the total weight Of which was
77IO lbs. an average of ~ lbs each.
They weIs Of POLAND China breed, some
of them thorough bred.
We have no pretty young men, to
show You, bat lots of pretty styles IN
ladies dress goods. consisting OF eashmeres
worsted,. surges, sattines, glnghams, cal
ieoes. &c. at lowest fgures-we invite
the ladies 20 see them P L. Yates * Son,
Mr.. Abraham Keller exhibited IN
Woodstock. las, Saturday q fine 6unch Il
raspberlies. from stocks which bear twice
a wear in June and October They are a
lar,e black raspberry closely resembling
our Ordinary wild raspberry. but larger.
If vour child is puny. fretful, troubled
with glandular swelling inflmed eyes or
s,res On the bead, iace, OF body, course
Of Ayers Sarsaparii'a is needed t. expel
the scrotulous hamor, from the blood.
The sooner you begin TO give this medi-
emo the better.
Communion services Will be held at
Mt Galway church. on the 2ud sunday
nj Octc.er. at 10 a. m. Prepara DRY
service on Saturday previous at 2p. III.
Rev. Wake the pastor, viii be assisted b.
Rev. E6rl of the Manassas mission.
TbeTC. Williams Co.. of r ohm'na
Va are giving away on the Fair grounds
s,mp,e, of ,heir Royal Coiors Tobacco
Tni. j.. a splendid Article Of chewing
tobacco
Lo.t.-On Tuesday a black silk lined
cloak. between Mauck 4 loung's store
in Woodstock. and John Hoovers on the
valley pike. Reward for its return to
NIaock 4 Yourgs store OF to J. W. Rowe,
at Narrow P .ssage K. R. bridge.
oFor several moaths, l was troubled
with a persistent humor on my head
which gave me considerable annoyance.
until it occrrred 10 me to try Ayers
Hair Vigor. Before using one bottle.
tie humor was healed."-T T Adams,
General Merchant, Turbeville, Va.
The 7. c. Williams Co., VI Richmond,
Va. advertise their nue OyalR tobacco in
tbisIssus. Il Is Que OF the best articles
ever pot Cd the market. 1, is sold at
factory prices By j. l. rnplstt a ". b
reading the al. yoa will fld where it
caa be bought at retail.
We have $1,000 worth Of ladies, gents
and childr9u's :sbots. bought before tie
late advance in leather, that We are sell
ing at small profit, which is about
wholesale prices now. So yon see goods
bought later are not IN IL with Us on
shoes. Call and examine our goods aud
prices. p. L Yates Son.
Harvest Thanksgiving services were
held by the Reformed church, at Mt |
Calvary, on last Sunday. There was
very 6ne display OF fruits, grain, wee
tables, flowers, etc, all tsstefully 1T |
ranged in the chancel, BY the ladies' Of
the congregation. The pastor Rev. n.
II. Skyles, basing his sermon on Gen. |
s.22 spoke Of tho FIthfnlnes Power, |
and Goodness Of God, as manifested in !
each returning harvest The church was
filled to its utmost capacity By an ap- |
pIeciative audierce. The occasion was
one Of joy and gladoees, and called forth |
the spirit of Thanksgiving and praise for
the bountful crops with which our
heavenly Father has blessed as.
Ue are the advance guard on prices for
all sorts of country produce, and are tie
''rear guards on prices of goods. When
the battle 10 on We are strictly in it. L It
the dead and wounded fail where they
may. +. l.. Yates n Son.
Mrs. Emily Scheuch, Of Washington
d. c., died at Ler home in that city, on
wednesday last She WAS native Of
Woodstock, and resided here until she
was grown. She was a sister Of the late
Jacob, Valentine. Curtis and Philip
Ne, b we'll known citizens Of this place
and immediate neighborboOd, and leaves
= large CIRCLE Of relatives through this
section. Several sons and daughters
survive to la'acut he lnes Of the best Of
mothers. Nr. Lu'h,r Nte,. l.iss Bette
Mech. and Mrs. Gvary, went to Wash
ington on Thursday, to attend the funeral
which took place on the following day.
Near Mt. Jackson, at the pleasant home
of she parents of the charming bride,
Miss Carrie Hickman, daughter of DR..
Jos. T. Hickman, was married to Mr..
Franklin Wissler on Wedle-day evening,
Of lsst week. The guests we're confined
:, the intimate friends Of the two fam
lies, ADD after the remony Mr. and
Mrs. wls,lsr started ca tour of the
northern states. On their return