Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-10-30
GENERAL LOYAL NEWS.


IN - Years. very chea p. Richey.
The Winchester Leader has suspended
for want of patronage.
The best line OF hosiery and ladies' IN
derwar.. Ricbey.
Don't fail to bring rs some wood right
away. We never needed it as much as
now.
A fine assortment of robes, cheap, at
the harness store oil J. A. Dyssrt & Co.
No matter W hat you want to sell or
buy make it known through the columns
ofthe HERALD, if you want quick success
I have - bales of bat cotton, suitable
for comforts in and bs. full weight.
Sob. Special price by the bale.
Richey.
Although pretty tottering and week
from his late severe illness we are glad
TO see Tailor wenger able to be ont once
more.
The Holy communion will be cslebrat-
Al IN the Reformed church at Gross
Roads on next Sunday morning at 1880.
Preparatory services on Saturday at
2:SO p. N.
What a wonderful; similarity there if
between the weapons used IN this cam
psign and those used by Slmp'on in his
wonderful battle with the Pbllistines,
Hon Joshua lowering, of Baltimore,
candidate of the Prohibition party for
president, passed through here Thursday
morning on the 10 Il north bounl train.
Look out for a very cold aud hard
winter. The goose bone is very much
spotted.
Work has commenced on the brio
walls of the new Baptist church 10 New
Market Mr.. L. F. Lemlsy, OF Strasburg.
is the contractor.
The largest assortment OF trunks, IN
this couats can be found at the harness
store of J. A. Djslrt & CO. Woodstock,
Va.
On Saturday, Oct. 18th, 1896, Hardy
county, w. Va, lost one of ITS best
citizens in the person of Mr.F. B. Welton
aged 30 years.
rnn in occurred on Main street one
night this week between d buggy driven
by Rev. Peter Miller, and one driven BY
Willie Bushoug lin which Mr.. Miller's
buggv was broken
Corduroy pants for men and boys, up
dsrwear, shoes, hats, caps, cloaks ano
csns,-new lot. Richsy.
The Stanton Argus reports Mr.. J'hn
Heller OF this place, as having been in
that city for several days recently. There
is not a more energetic or successful busl'
ness man on the road than our friend Mr..
John Heller.
Mr. Gao. Harrison, prominent cattle
dealer of Rockingham county, and Miss
Josie Moore, daughter of the late Joseph
Moore. sfMt. jackson, and very popu-
lar young lady, we're married Oh Wednes
day.
TRUNKs-It you want to see the incest
and cheapest trunks on the market, call
At the harness store of
IA. Dysart & Co.
A heavy coating Of metal is being put
on Court street from Main street to the
end of the Jail and court lots. and extend
ing entirely across the street from curl
to curb Of the payements. 1t will be
big Improvement
II you want to bring your new stock
fall aud winter goods to the notice o
almost all the families of this county. ad
yertise IN the HERALD. Ii oirculates in
every part Of the county and among JUS
the kind of pe"ple you want as custo
mers.
Ernest Kibler was shot one night re
Gently IN Basic City by negro wlthcu
she least proyOca ton. Fortunately tn
hall struck rio nesr the heart an
glanced causing painful but not danger
Gus wound. The negro at once Jumped
moving freight train and escaped for tn
time.
Mr.. John WolvertOn. who resides nes
tn. Back Roai, fe y miles north 0
this place. IS the possessor of a nsmber q
quaint old CONS which be has had fC
between ~ and 80 years. Among tnei
10 a copper half cent of l5O5 and one (
1910. aud an old English four penn
piece of 1870. He also has a silver thre
cent piece Of 1859.
strayed away on Saturday plight last
red heifer with a cing in one ear al
probably in both. Will reward any oil
bringing her to me or notifying me
where she can be found.
Geo. Gearing,
Woodstock, Va.
Miss Annie Hughson, Of near Gree
wood, was in town last week. She WI
wearing a cape which was ODiqqe ADD
curiosity. It was made of a pillow ca
which had been scalded and when Grit
ont the feathers had adhered 10 the il
side in such manner that thu cloth pre-
snted the appearance o. fine plush.
Wayne sboro, Va, Sentinel.
A very large crowd, probably I
largest that ever asse mDled in Powell
Fort for a like purpose, gathered
Keller's School House on Monday nigl
to bear Mr.. d. c. OFlaherty, of Fro
Royal, on the issues that now confro
the American people, and who spo
from sound money Democratic sta
point
Not SIX eeks of the first term of
National Business College. Roanoke, V
have passed and the school now uunb'
more than three times the enrolment
the same pnmber of weeks last ys
1ba exaellent teachers with the well o