Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-08-30
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

from his office from the mluuIe VI 0eP''
until the first of October, 1898.
Do you want fue suit of clothes and
at the same time save money! Van Pelt
and Walton will acoomnodAte you.
Get your fertilizers while the roads are
GOOD. When it rams you will have
enopob 70 do J. d. Boy & Son.
The street sprinkler has been keeping
down the dust on parts of Main street for
some days past.
We regret 10 say that Ar. Joseph
Fravei has been suffering very much
from an exceedingly large and painful
boil or abscess upon his lee.
The Shenandoah Camp of Confederate
Veterans is connected with the United
Confederate Veterans and is known as
Camp NJ 60. U. C. V.
Alcohol barrel, are the best made eight
sron hoops. Good for brandy, cider or
vinegar. B. Schmitt has sOno tor sale at
Al. 80 each. net cash.
Dc von want ons Of th3 best hats at
At the lowest pric-' Go to Van Pelt aud
WaltOas.
A large crowd from this place expect to
attend the Confederate reunion at
Fishers Hill. to-day. A committee of p
ladies 20 receive aud entertain visiting
ladies has teen appointed.
Raisins Acid Phosphate of which thons
nrds of tons have been sold in this coun-
~ is still handled by J. D. Boyer & Son
The ladies of the Reformed church will
hold AT ice-creap festival IN the church
ward this evening Friday aud Saturday
evening. They hope their friends will
literally pstronize them.
Communion service will be held in the
Methodist Church, next Sunday. A full
attendance of members aud Christian
friends is cordially invited.
c. w. Cook, Pastor,
The annual reunion and picnic Of the
stsdents and friends of the Shenandoah
Normal College will be held in the grove
at Reliance Va, Monday, Sept. 2d
There will be good speaking and plenty
of shade. All are invited.
For stiff hats and caps. try Van Pelt
and Walton. They have large assort
ment and are selling them At the lowest
prices
Mt Wallace Warren, of Washington
D. c., who is visiting bis uncle, Mr.. II. B
Chapman, and whose extreme illness on
Friday, Of last week, caused his many
friends here mu ch anxiety, is, we are
clad to ay, much letter and it is hoped
will soon be about again.
Fertilizers Of all grades constantly on
hand and sold at the lowest prices by J.
d. Boyer Il Son
Mesrs. Kirb Marshall, Walter IIass,
Hest Hosbour and John Morrison were
out fishing on Tuesday afternoon and
brought in the finest string we have seen
lor 4 long time. We 90 not know the
numter of fish they had but do know
that the bunch of fish was fully as long
as a medium sized man.
Van Pelt and WAltOn are now making
room for their fall aud Winter stock Of
goods aud are giving their customers
great bargains. you want one of thels,
60 at once.
The weather still continues exceedingly
hot, aud through this section, dry. Rain
Is greatly needed tho late corn and 70 =
planting are suffering as we'll as the pas
ture. which is growing short, while the
late yeQet alton OF gardens is going back
every day. A good, soaking rain now
will be OF great value to this part of the
Valley.
Ground has been broken for the fOunda-
datiou FOR the DOW dwelling of Mrs. Alice
Haislett, on the beautiful lot on Mullen
berg street. opposite the Methodist
church. The location is one of the most
desirable in town, and the dwelling will
he a large and handsome one, of modern
design and convenience. The contractors
are Messrs Frayel & Teller, our wide
awake builders.
Why try new brand of Fertilizer
when you can get the PatarscO, which
every body who has used it., says is good
enough j. d. Boyer & Son.
The U. B. Church on the grade near
Pine Grove IN the lower eud Of this
county was dedicated as Mt. Shil0 last
Sunday by Rev Mr.. Crowell, of Staun
ton. A liberal amount was raised by
collection. The attendance WAS very
large. The painting was done by Messrs.
Leech & Frsvel. Of this place. The
erection of this church is due to a large
extent to the energy Of the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Cleary.
Sir. John Fl. Alexander, Common
weslth's Attorney for LoudOun county,
Ndsy hu0 a oAVNbpt VI " uus H. atOA@A-
der prominent lawyer of Winchester,
has determined to resign his office and
move TO San Diego, California. This
will be unwelcOme news to the Pythisn
Knights Of Virginia, as be was one of
the brightest and most useful mbers
of the order In the State, and had long
held high place 10 their councils. The
removal of such men is indeed loss to
the old State.
Farmers who buy the Patapsc) Fertl-
izers get goods whose reputation has
been established by 10 years constant use
in this section. For full information ap-
ply to Jno. ID. Boyer & Son.
A large hIck of wild geese passed over
Toms Brook, last Sunday evening about
II O'clock, p. m. They we're moving
directly north. Whether this is flock
that was belated last spring and was
IOath to leave the Sunuy South for the
fee ling grounds along the lakes, or one
that presumes upon a long extended
amman uron the frvafioo landa IN fba