Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-03-01
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

NC lduico VI luo ploNOpoA wiz
have dinner at April court.
Capt G. ". Goontz is still paying the
premiums of the Shenandoah County
Agricultural Society.
P.L Yates & Son, at their chsaP
Store. are selling rice at Sets, Brown
Sugar ltcts. ,Msccsroni, llcts. per 10.
Postmaster Rodefer now receives
weather reports daily from Washington,
which are displayed at the post Office.
Have you fillsd your Ice house, or don't
you want to see any more of !the stuff
before next winteIi
The most beautiful pictures in the
world are made over the new process at
Brow MS Photo. Gallery, UoOdstock.
W.B. Craig, we'll known citizen Of
Augusta county, died at his home Satur-
day night, after brief illness.
Geo. Hoshour, who has been sick for
several weeks with rheumatism Of the
stomach, ia somewhat improved.
The hot sun aud warm south wind of
Monday cut away much Of the snow
drifts that ob,tructed the roads in many
places.
Don't run right out and plant your
garden stuff just because you heard blue
bird siug. Some of thcm were here all
winter.
Mrs. Lytton an aged lady died at the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. James
Philips, a few miles west of Woodstock,
On Thursday last.
We hereby tender our thanks to the
good people of Shenandoah for the
liberal patronage which they extended
to US while engaged in business IN Wood
stock. The New York Bazaar.
have for sale very fine old violin,
.eeently the property Of Prof. Thomas
orosho. 1t Is probably one of tho best
Instruments in the State. Call on or ad-
ress FIR. IRWIN, Woodstock. Va.
The many friends of Mr.. Abe Hotel, of
F1gh's Run, near ttis place, were sorry
tohesr of his sudden and it was feared
ssious sickness, on Monday night. We
ss glad to know that be is much better
= large line of Shoes Just received by
P.L. Yates & Son, which will be sold
stthe lowest prices.
his is positively our last week here.
A one that wishes good goods for
ven little money please call at once, at
theNew York Bazaar, Woodstock, Va.
I've Winchester Presbytery will hold
the spring session in the Presbyterian
chuth in this place, commencing on
April 26th. number of able ministers
will ke in attendance.
Dr-S P, H. Miller, one of the most
prominent aud useful citizens of the
Valid, died at ibis residence in ElktOn,
Va, y the l2t1 INST, of heart disease,
aged p years
sIbndy dav is positively the best
light dIf you don't believe come and
try ilj Brown, the picture man.
ODhE Wednesday morning Mr.. Jacob
Alex per, of near Plains Mill, Reck-
inghat county, had both bones of one of
his LED broken. The fracture Is below
the kd +.
Mr. IRAN Bauserman, a former citi-
In Of tOOdstOck, but for a few years
past hs been residing on Toms Brook,
near trrsyIlle, this county, has been
conhn to the louise with sickness, is re-
covering and may soon be around again.
We b those who are indebted to rs to
come ice aud paw up or we will be
compelY to place in hands of our At.
terney &and additional charges will be
made The Ne1 York Bazaar.
We Eggs to stale nat DR.. Jones, of
Mt. .fkson. a very prtninent and well
kno'.I physician of s county, who
was bral, zed q few tweeks ago, has
great improved. and is now hoped
that htvill entirely reavsr.
The NJ tina wasbingtoA Tea party given
by n'sml rs of the Lutl ran church on
IhurSdy aud Friday Evenings Of last
week, y not only interesting and en-
joyable,'ht proved quite success hnan-
ciallJ' Ovt 5000 being rallied.
brown the photograph, Is still in
town. Csnot say how Png / will be
here. se9 come in and 10 photograph
ed before teavs.
Jehn H, nan !, one Of tie livess and
most prog save business men in this
place Vslg to the rapid increase of
DIS ousinet he has just 4 lsrged bis
place to doJe ia former sle, and has
added two rooms aboy. br bis lunch
md oyster TO-. n. hos Anything in
stof that sko 90, ,,ossih Awant. If
you want q g. s~.,dth;nv Nee TO eat
. just take ~ 81 LARGO cAmforsab,e
lunch and o. ars. "a will
Il stsyer, o. go =.