Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-20

ne goods are new. No old, out of style stock
or and they can be bought as low as 20
,h can get goods of the same quality an,
where.
n genuine ghost-story has yet to be at
tested; but not so genuine blood puri
fer. Over and over again it has beer
proved that Ayers Sarsapsrlla stands
among medicines as the most reliable
tonic-alterative in pharmacy. 1t stood
) alone at the WOrld's Fair.
The oysters which l am selling are the
Medium size and large mammoth Selects
No little Standard culls IN nine. Me-
diums one dollar per gallon.
w. c. Barron.
Nowhere outside the cities do you find
such a stock of fine French candies as
shown by B. Schmitt, and nowhere at all
such reasonable prices. TO the pure
quality of goods we add neatness and
cleanliness. We pack in plain or fancy
boxes as desired.
The annual sermon before A,hby Lodge,
No. 81. was preached in the Christian
church last Sunday night by Rev. ].
Bauserman to crowded congregation.
IL was an excellent sermon and much en-
joyed net only by the members of the
Lodge and visitors but by the entire con-
gregation.
Remember have large stock of boots
aud shoes on hand every one who buys
are receiving bargains, in fact l am
selling my old stock eff at cost
W. C. Barron.
Another grand piece of music which
the Christian Endeavor Society have
placed on their programme for their
Holiday entertainment is The Sleighng
Party" This is a grand piece of music
and one that is worth seeing. They ex-
pect to hold this entertainment on New
Years light.
Our Bowman correspondent says Hr.
Written Bowman was buried from Bethoi
church Monday morning, Dec. 1ttb, the
funeral services being conducted by Reys |
TGllhelm aud HitHer Mr. Bowman wss
40 years old. We will miss good eltl
zen and a kind neighbcr.
Mr. Jno, J. Barton. who was en- the
sick list. is we'll again.
The recent light fall of snow was hard
" sufficient to give the youngsters the
much enjoyed csAstlng, and it was only
along some Of the shaded pavements that
they could get anything like slide. But |
all the little ones are waiting hopefully |
for the next snow, which they feel sure
viii soon come and be a big one at that.
Oar young friend, Geo. Wilson, of ths
Cove" near the West Virginia line, has
been the most fortunate deer hunter that
we have heard OF this season, he having
killed three of the largest bucks that
have been shot within the past ten or
twelve years. One of them weighed 2i0
lbs.
have line OF fancy candies, also
boxes ready packed, Just the thing for
a Xmas present. Boxes from 10 cts. up
and loose candies from cts. up.
E. W. naGruder.
Mr. John Brooks who recently traded
bis house on Commerce street, to Mrs. NJ.
Gsary for about eleven acres Of very de-
snable sud valuable land on the soath
edge Of town, near the Indian Spring
Park, viii at any early day erect nice
homo on it, and the appearance of taat
part Of town improved
Placing numbers on tne houses and
stores of Woodstock has been commenced,
and is meeting with success. 1t costs only
twenty-five cents to have your property
numbered. In directing the public to
Your business OF residence, you can do so
without taking day to do it. Letters
to Hood stock should be addressed with
street and number of house This is an
improvement that every citizen should
inlorse.
We regret to announce the death Of one
of tbs good and well known cltiz.ns of
this section Of the county, Nr. Noah
Swariz, Of the saumsville neighborhood,
who died on Thursday night, OF last week,
about y o'clock. We have not been able
to get biz age, but suppose be must have
been about 65 years old. Mr.. Swartz
was a good citizen. an upright, honorable
llRu, and one whs aill be missed in his
cOmmupity.
Rev. J. 2. Stump, few nights ago
related the following: He had gone mp
INTO the mountains OF Hampshire to dedi-
cate a small Southern Methodist church.
A collection was taken so that the build
ing debt might be cancelled. A balance
Of $3.50 remained unprsviled for. A yen
cradle gentleman, with BENEVOLENT face
and dind'y eye, arose and said that be
would assume the payment of tho $3.50.
GOOD bless you" said Mr.. Stump you are
laying up treasure in heaven" The next
Gay the old man died aud wen; to his re-
ward.-CharlestoWn FREQ Press.
A drowning man would have little use
for method Of rescue which would re-
quire days A dyspeptc doesn't want to
bother with a remedy that is going to take
weeks to show its bensfcial effects.
The Mount Lebanon Shakers are offer
ing product under the name Of Shaker
Digestive Cordial which yields immediate
relief, The very first dose proves bene-
fetal in most cases; aud it i, owing to
their uubouuded confidence in it, that
they have put 10 cent sample bottles on
the market. These can be had through
any druggist; and it will repay the aflict.
ed to invest the trfling sum necessary to
make a trial.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial relieves
{ by resting the stomach aud aiding the