Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-01

lTNlus VI bui5 plooo'
II you want a nice heavy com fort an
= air OF WOODEN Blankets for a littl
money, call on W. C. Barron.
The long looked for and earnestly de
sired rain began yesterday about
o'clock.
Plenty of rubber boots and shoes at
Nauck & Young's.
Our friend, Mr.. L, Triplett, jrn Of BIT
jackson, may be a successful farmer, but
he is not success as fireman.
Asplendid line Of cutlery Just i'll from
Philadelphia, and selling at rock bottom
prices at Mauck & Youngs.
We give you the best shoes for the
least money of any house in the valley.
Call and see if we do not.
P. L. Yates & Son.
Magruler has the boat egg food.
Watch the polls on election day and
see how may buzzirds are sitting
around waiting for their mess OF csrrion,
or in other words, the poor degraded
apologies for men who are waiting to sell
their votes.
Fresh Standard oysters one dollar per
gallon or twenty five coats par quart,
fancy Selects on hand and seld by
measure. w. c. Barron.
Mr.. Will Birch. of this place, cut his
foot very badly one day last week while
cutting wood Oh the woodpile Of Mr.. N.
L. Walton. 1t Will disable aim for some
time.
We have been selling lots Of boots and
shoes. but think we can still find fit for
more of our friends, and will not be IN
dersold on either. Mauck & Young.
have two of Brammsr.s Celebrated
washing machines for sale. Price OF same
has been s1lOO will take fgo cash or
six in trade. . Printed directions for US
ing. W. G. Barron.
Mr. W. 7. Mauck, who haG greatly
improved his residence on Muhlenberg
street during the past few months has re-
Gently further added to its appearanc g
by greatly charging the windows and
Otherwise improving it.
Lamp chimaoys and coal oil at Magru-
der's
lie particularly request corresDen-
dents to give us the news, and not IN
dull &c their love of sport, by trying to
write something funny at the ex-
pense of others. We do not want a
siuglo line that Is calculated to offend
the feelings of any one. We shall be
compelled to exclude all cSmmunicat
Of this kind hereafter,
Will have in store in a few days a
choice lot of ladies fine Fashionable shoes
purchased last summer when leather and
shoes were down. Factory tried to put
me u and not ship them but held them
to the bargain. w. c. Barron.
No one can be too careful with FIRE,
especially at this time when everything
is IS dry and in1AmAble as finder, and
water is hardly to be had in some places
Should fire break out with high winds
so prevalent at thi, season to help it on it
would be almost impossible to even
check It's ravages as long as anything
remained to fesd it, especially with the
prevailing scarcity Of water.
Try Magruder's molassss 20 to 50 cts.
per gallsn.
We wonld liketo have you examine our
boots before buying We believe We have
several as COOL as can be made.
Mauck & Young.
A dog belonging to Mr.. Abe Miller, on
Narrow Passage. few miles west of
here, exhibited some strange and rather
dangerous symptoms on sunday morning.
1t Bit at the chickens, hogs and other
dogs, aud fn ely when caught by Mr..
Miller it bit him slightly in the wrist
1t also attacked a little grsnd-dAught
of Mr. Miller's tearing her clothing but
fortunately did not succeed in biting
her. The dog was killed before it could
do any further mischief.
Don't forget that cash or trade will buy
any thing in cur large line Of dry goods,
notions, hats, caps, groceries, hard
ware, tinware, queensware, boots, shoes,
tobacco, cigars, &c, as low as the lowest
Mauck & Young.
On Saturday evening, about 1870
O'Clock, bright light with volumes Of
smoke and the alarm whistle of the
tannsry at zepp, on Cedar Creek, caused
the people of that sectien to gather rap
idly. The FIRE was discovered to be
blazing straw stack belonging to Messrs'
Perry Brill and Charles McElwse, on the
lands of Mr.. Abram Fultz, at Zegp. The
Gre was evidently Of incendiary origin.
A certain person is strongly suspected,
and Il guilty it 10 earnestly hoped be may
be made to snffsr the full penalty OF the
law.
Wanted In exchange for merchandise,
eggs. butter, chickens. potatoes, corn and
dried fruits Of all kinds, at highest mar
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