Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-19
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

(ieO. X. GeaTy N w. NO@ T ~NN'S -
hand. all kinds of pillow REPAIRS
One yard of good chewing tobacco for
2Octs. at W. u barr"n'S'
Which of our subscribers will bring us
load of good, dry wOOdf We want it at
once.
Water melons fine and cheap at Ma
graders Red Grocery.
Rev. Fl. VI. Wharton. ID. D.. OF Baltl-
mole, has bought the Luray Female In
stitute property for $500.
I, that painful corn or bunion torment
inc the life almost out of you A few
cents invested at Irwin's Drug Store will
make you feel like new person. Try IT,
That silverware scheme is still en-, at
Mauck &Young's.
The B & 0. will run special Excur'
sion trains on 10th Sunday, 2lst & 2sth,
for the camp meeting. at Fishers Hill
July 10 to 29th, and daily excursion rates
during the ten days,
Fruit Jars, tin cans, rubber bands
sealing wax and wax strings at W. u
BlrrOn's.
DR. J. s. Irwin, one of Onr Oldest and
best know n citizens has been very much
indisposed this week. His many friends
would be truly glad to hear of his early
and complete recovery.
Some good SeatherbOarding for sale by
Mauck & Young.
A rick Of wheat belonging to MIA
P. McIutulf supposed to contain
abont .4O bushels of wheat, a short dis
lance from Strasburg, was struck by
lightning Monday and burned.
All kinds of canning supplies exchsng-
ed for produce at Magruder's Red Grocery.
On sunday night the barn belonging
TO Nr. Clarke Purcell, about miles north
west of Winchester was destroyed by fire.
with 20 tons of hay, 400 bushels of barley
and a rick OF rye Just outside the barn.
Notwithstanding The big advance in
shoes, you can still buy them at low
prices at Mauck / YOung's.
Mr.. Jacob Peer, an old citizen of Cedar
Creek, near Zepp, died July 9Th, 1879;
aged y years, 10 months and days. Mr..
Peer was highly respected by a large
circle of friends for his upright character
and sterling integrity. and his burial was
largely attended.
Don't fail to see the line of buggies
and buckboards, at G. r. Geary & Cos
warehouse, before purchasing.
Rev. P. D. Stephenson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church here, held com
muniou services in Mt. Jackson last
Sunday. Among those who were in at
tendance from this place Were Mr. W. I.
Williams and wife, P. W. Msgruder s.
V.R. Clover and h. c. Msgruder.
Now is the time to buy your plOws.
harrows and drills, aud when you are
ready to buy call CD Geo. r. Geary & Co.
as they are headquarters for such goods.
The sickly season is right on. Take
care that deadly disease does not spring
on you from some foul place you have
overlooked about your home. We have
all of the best purest and surest Dis
infectants so cheap that you cannot do
without them. Irwin's Drug Store.
Ten tons of clean cotton rags wanted
between now and middle of August, by
Mautk & Young.
Mr.. W. c. Barron, our we'll known
grocerymsn had the misfortune to loose
valuable COW last week She was tied
TO the fence with long rope to permit
her to Craze, and in some way she became
entangled and fell, breaking her neck.
Nr. L c. Rniesley also had the hard luck
to loose very hne COW last week.
Lemons, oranges, bananas. candy,
cakes, crackers and cheese, fresh and
cheap at Magruder's Red Grocery.
The negro brute. Henry Robinson, who
made the brutal assault upon a young
lady near Berryville recently. was tried
at that place last week aud sentenced to
fourteen years in the penitentiary. The
verdict as disgrace. aud will lead to
the dead sure lynching of the next 6end
who attempts a similar crime In that
section.
II you want something first class 10
Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Bacon
Tenderloin beef, fat, large MacAersl,
Lake fish &c, 60 to W. C. BsrrOns.
There will be picnic and Festival at
St. Johns Reformed church, near Head
quarters. Va, on Saturday, July 9th,
1895. Refreshments of all kinds will bs
served at lowest prices. Music will be
furnished by the Rinkertcn COrnst Band.
Proceeds for the benefit Of Sunday School
Let every one come and have a good
time.
A slice Of nice ice cold water melon and
delightful soda pop at Msgruder's Red
Grocery.
Prof. H. BrOnsteIn, the opticisn. who
has gwen such satisfaction during bis
previous visits to this place, Is now in
Winchester, where he will remain tor .
week or ten days yet. He is on his way
up the Valley and will 5000 be in Wood
stock again. All in need of the services
of a skillful aud thorough optlcisn should
not tail to consult him.
Just in store q big lot Of boots and
Shoes. Boots $50, fac shoes. Lace
and Congress. 81 ,S5 per pair at
w. G. Bsrron's.
Some pretty sharp thief broke into th,
store of Mr.. P. Grove, In Strasburg. Of
last Saturday night. He secured an en-
trance by boring through . rtsr doc
with large anger until he couid reael