Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-06-28
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Tripletts first and second grade nour
for sale at Magrudor's Red Grocery.
EarOe paper sacks for fruit or meat.
w. C. Barren.
The Lords Supper will be celebrated
in St PsuTs Reformed church, OF this
Mace. on the % Sunday in July.
Rsv n. H. Styles will hold divine
sarvice at Mt. Calvary, next Sunday. at
1850 a. N.
The wife OF Rev. W. H. Clary, of Toms
Brook fell from a cherry tree, about two
weeksag and broke bone IN one OF her
ankles. conhning her to her bed until a
day or two since.
Picnic supplies always on hand at
M4gruder's Red Grocery.
B, putting in new floor and HAND
somely repairing and repainting 1t Mr..
Ramer has greatly improved the office
and sitting room of the Geary House, OF
this place.
Rev. " Magruder rode a blcycle Oh
Monday from Lost City, W. Va to TINS
Mace He is the first person to cross the
mountain on this route With bike. He
made excellent time. and found but little
trouble getting over the road.
| have a good home made thimbe skeln
two horse wagon fer sale cheap. Call on
or address me at Sanmsville, Virginia.
Mrs. Catherine Saum. Widow Of saml'
SAum.
Just 10 store the best New Orleans and
Zorro Rico molassas. Trv it ii you want
20 nethiug good. W. I. Barron
Jslian little sou Of Mr.. G, W. Brown,
the photographer, fell frO an awning al
his home on Tuesdag evening and broke
his collar bone. DR.. D. F. Bnrner re-
dpced the fracture, and the little fellow,
we are glad to say, is doing well.
Salt herring anil lake fish. hams, shout
ders. breakfast bacon, chip beef aud lard'
cheap at Magruders Red Grocery.
or the oath of June, Cassia Lodge, No
l42A. F. Il A. NJ. of Woodstock, installed
the following officers J. II. Grsbll, NJ;
d. Lichliter, ). IT,; J. S. Hoshour. }. w;
CIV Koontz, Treas; S. V. r. Clover
Secy.: J. W. wenger, S. D.; P. E. HOsh-
our.JD: c. R. Miller and n. D. BOehm
Stewards; and L. c. Haas, Tiler.
We received a very good mica
tion from Calvary which would have ap-
peared In this issue, if the writer had
sent his name. 1t is a rule of all wei
regulated printing Offices to require the
name of all writers, not however fol
publication Send US your name and
article will appear.
Fruit Jars, tin cans, rubber bands, wal
strings, for sale at lowest price.
W. c. Barron.
Bushels upon bushels of cherries have
been brought to town during the past
ueek or ten days. 1t has been many
years since this crop has been as plenti-
ful as this season. Hundreds of bushels
will 20 to waste on the trees in thi
county, 1t beins simply impossible to
save all OF such a crop.
have Just received lot glassware
Jelly glasses, crooks. jars, &C., for can
ming purposes, at Red Grocery prices
viii exchange the same for butter, eggs
meats and cash Come before the rush
Z. v. Msgruder.
King Arthur Lodge, K. Of P. OF thi
place, will hold a festival on the night
of Wednesday and Thursday, July 3rS
and 4th. This is large and Influential
order devoted to good works aud th
benefit Of humanity generally. The,
deserve liberal patronage and viii
doubtless receive it.
The Consistory OF the Reformed churc
have voted their pastor, Rev. n. Fl
Styles a vacation of a month, to begi
tie middle Of July. Rev. and Mrt
Skyles will visit friends IN Pennsylvania
spending several days with their son
Rev. Eugene P. Skyles, who has but IT
Gently entered upon his ministerial labor
in Berlin, Pa.
Water melons, cantaloupes, tende
JON dry beef, fine cream tar bell cheese
kept in ice cold refrigerator. no skipper'
no flies. W. c. Barron.
A horse belonging to Mr.. David Knies
ley. of Strasburg was frightened a
Tnpletts warehouse, about one mile mort
Of town, last Saturday evening, aud ia
into wire fence. The horse was yer
severely cut and is now under the trea
ment of DR.. Kuhn, veterinary surgeon
Mr. SAINT Hotel and Mfr. Knlesley wei
thrown from the buggy and both SOM
what bruised.
Many of the bitches about town al
now growing up with weeds Shou
We have a hard rain, these weeds wi
serve as dams 10 catch all the hOstIn
filth, which under summers sun wi
give forth poisonous matter dangerous
the health of the citizens of the town. !
little attention uDon the part Of tt
authorities would be highly appreciate
by many citizens.
BY an oversight last week We neglect'
to state that Mr.. Mllt Rush, one Of o
we'll known river farmers near town, lost
fine mare by an accident. The amin
ran away while working in shovel pic
in the corn field. and was so badly ca
one of the main tendons Of Der bind
being severed, that it became Decessa
to kill her.
A coed sDtcdote is told on Dncle b
Douglass, al old negro who lived nj
Columbia Furnace. Uncle Bel Was
very picus old man and great chuI
worker, Int had never overcome
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