Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-04-26

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Msuck 4 Young's.
Parties wishing to breed to Standard
red stallion, of excellent pedigree
should read the advert isement OF G. +
Geary, in another colum.
lie regret to learn that Mr.. L
Grandstaff is quite sick at his home
Green Hope. His disease is said to be
p eumOnla.
Corn Beans and Melon seeds in bulk
cheaper than sending away. Coed vsrie
ties. B. Schmitt.
Mr.. ami Mrs William A. Pence, OF
rimberYille, Rockingham county. are
visiting Mrs. Fences brother, Mr.. Mark
B. Wonder, near town.
will our subscribers please notice the
tags on their pspersf They can there
see to what time their subscription IL
paid. If it has expired, we would be
very glad to hear from you.
Mr.. Jacob Dlngledine, of the upper end
of this county, has purchased the old
Fetzer lot on Spring street, near the
Reformed church, and is now preparing
to erect a dwelling en- 1T.
Lieut.. Harry Hatcher, of Mosby g
command, died at his hon near Middle =
burg, last Tuesday. He was q gallant
soldier and many of his old comrades will
regret to hear of his death.
lie are agents tor the well known "Old
Hickory Farm Wagons, aud have some on
hand. Will be pleased to quote you
prices at any time.
Geo. R. Geary & Co.
LOsT.-On Monday evening, between
the Woodstock post Office and the Far
Grounds, a black waterproof Coat
Finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t at
the post office.P. W. Walker, mail carrier.
Don't wait until the last moment. Now
is the time to buy your shovel plows,
culIvators, and all other farming nipple
ments, before the stock is picked oyer.
We Lave anything yOu want, and wont
be undersoli. G R. Geary Il Co.
We welcome to our exchange list that
widely read and Influential paper, the
Fredericksburg Va, Free Lance. 1t Is
Que of the leading newspapers of Virgin
ia, and IS enjoying large and merited
measure of success.
lie have Just gotten in lot of euggies
81 d road wagons, Can furnish you with
an end spring, full Brewster or coil spring
and at such prices as you will admit are
bargains such as were never known here
Geo. r. Geary & Co.
Mr.. E. X. Saum has returned from Har-
risonburg, to Mt. Jackson and will now
resume the timing business in that place
Roofog and spouting done at short notice.
A full supply of stoves, ranges, tinware,
&c. constantly on hand.
Mrs Eutaw Clarke. of near Columbia
Furnance was severely burned last week
by her dress catching fire. MIR. Clarke
in his efforts to relieve bis wits was also
painfully burned. AT last account Mrs.
Clarke was dong as well could be ex-
pected.
The people Of Woodstock say that thew
waat good shoemaker. Mr.. Frank
Hoffman, who is said to be an excellent
workman has located in this place, and il
prepared to make new work or to dc
repairing in a manner that will please thu
people. Call to see him.
A large stock of exec llent coTn-bean'
from Lsudreths. l5c. pit, 25e. ct. The
are lor prices, look in any seed catalogue
and find them nearly donble. Sold lOc
to sell quick. B. Schmitt.
We recently bad a pleasant call from
Mr.. Ray NJ. Busler. the Editor and pub
Usher of the Valley Ensign recent!
started at Middletown, Frederick county
Va. We we're glai 10 meet Mr.. Busler
and cordially welcome his blight and at
tractive paper to our exchange list
Mr. Jas B. Morgan, editor and pub
Usher Of The Times" of Gerardstown
W. Va, was in attendance upon the
Presbytsng last week. lie paid til
HERALD office a verv welcome call, auc
we found him a most affable and pleasau
gentleman.
One night last week thief with Will c
this town has been so badly cursed
again ralded the premises of Mr.. Ran
Gllock. this time stealing lot OF corr
1t Gel tainly is pity that SEINE of thes
scoundrels can't be caught in the act an
filled so full of shot that an extra team
horses would be required to haul them t.
the bOneyard.
Our old friend L. L. Hisey, OF th
Edlnburg Sentinel who for many year
was prominently connected with tbi
paper, paid us pleasant call on Monday
Ed. is one of the best printers in tn
Valley, and all around good fellOw,is jus
as square as you ever find them, and is a
welcome in the HERALD Office as the frs
violets after a long, hard winter.
As an instance of how Journalistic
minds run in the same channel, we wi
safe that the representative of the VIII
chester News. whe reported the proceed
ings of the Presby terry that met here las
week, had 1t word for word, verbatim
az this paper had it. Carious was
4 mott
= The leaves are rapidly putting out
the trees which line the side walks OF on
t)wn. and materially improve both Il
appearance and comfort of the plac
t. We have now pretty town. Every etfo
should be made to render it more attra
tive The improvement of the pal
seems TO hang ire. This part OF Il
town could be made quite attractive.