Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-10-09
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

this county is quite sick
Miss Veroie Newell, of Strasburg' Is
visiting Miss Annie Martin,
Oar beautiful trees are shedding their
coats of green.
New capes and elOaks newest styles
Richsy.
Miss Lizzie Heller. of Baltimore. Mo-
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Danl. Lick
liter, of this place.
Mr.. Levi McIntuIff was bitten IN the
hand by rat. The wound is so painiu'
that II disables him from work.
Timothy and GLOVER seed still on hand
at Boyer Sons.
10 veIs OF flowers should read the 90
xarti,ement of Mss Ssllis Culers IN this
issue. shs offers rare bargains,
Mrs. DR.. Winfield, of Broadway, Rock
iptham county, is visiting her daughter
Ms. Jas. Fl. Clover of north Main ST.
We still have plenty OF fertilizer OF
hand and another car load coming
J, D. Boyer & Son.
lot of chlldrens' long clOaks, suitable
O, school wear, very cheap. RieheJ'
Mrs. F. S. Tavenner, who went to
incbester to be under Dr.. Loves treat
m.nt returned last week much improved
Miss Ada Baker has returned from Win
chester where she has been visiting toI
some weeks.
Mr. Herbert Clinedinst, of MoOrefeld,
W Va, is visiting relatives here anc
taking in the Far.
Miss Rosa Clover. of MoOrefeld, Hardy
c,unty. ". Va, is the guest OF relatives
here this week.
There is an old saying that a heavy
growth of rag weed indicates mu't
snox. Ifthis is true look out for hi
COMING winter.
The farmers have nearly all finished
wheat seeding. notwithstanding tn
low price, the acreage sOwn IN this sec
ton is considerable.
The United states secret service omclal
are quietly advising merchants an'
others to watch counterfeit $40 bills tina
may be offered to them.
Miss HiIiard, of Winchester, is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mt AMI Mrs. Z
w. Newton, OF south Main street thi
week.
Or. B. F. Maphis, DENTIST, will he il
Ediuburg, Oct -, -, IA and 18TH pro
fessionly. Ofioe at T. J. Mar'tcn'
Teeth extracted without pain by me-
and improved process.
Mr.. John H. Alexander, torm'
prominent lawyer OF Leasburg, Va , br
lat.lv OF California, addressed the Brya
and sewell club OF this place in irwin
Opera House on Saturday night
Mr.. W. W. Logan has further impro'
ed bis property on north hain street
erecting a neat picket fence between b
house aud the residence of Mr.. n. {
Fellsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rusell, lately
Colorado, but now of Washington, d.
spent Monday with Mr.. L. c. Kuissle
and family, of this place.
Mr. David ". Grabill, who has a pos
ton with the n. & R. z. at Roanoke
arrived here on Wednesday morning on
visit to his parents, Capt. and Mrs. J.
Grabill.
The high water OF last week was
cool thing to lot of fellows in Voc
took who made a snug snm by pu mpiI
and boiling ont the flooded cellers al
Easements in diffeeent parts Of town.
Mr.. Joel Morelaud, of near town,
turned SUNDAY from trip to Har
county, W. Va, and reports much da
age from the late floods in some sectio
over there.
Mr.. James Logan. whO has been M
cbandising IN Powcll's For; for some ii
hos been at his parents home 90 mort
Ma n street for o week OF two sntferl
severely from qu:nsy OF sore throat.
are glad to see him out this week
Although the river through this cOur
was higher than ever known the u
iron bridge across it on the Woodsto
and Powell's Fort road was not injnT
in the least and stood high above
raging food.
The Coucoida English District of
Joint Synod of Ohio, will convene %.
on "Wednesday, Oct. l4tb, in the Patr
T.. Lutheran church, and continue
session till MOniay evening following.
N. L. Carpenter, Pastor
Mr.. Chas. Clover, trusted expr
messenger on the railroad between ia
slnYlllo, fla... ana Salabhau' Od''
has been III At tho home of his psren
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Clover in
place, is about again much to the ple
ure Of his many friends.
The base ball season is nov over
this section, but oar "Kid" player
not standing around disconsolate. Eve
one Of them lie using the muscle acquiI
and hardened by a summers work 1T
bat, IN saving wood, and lots of u
will thus get plenty Of Christmas mot
Miss Ada HIlleary has just retur
from Baltimore, with full supply
Fail Millionery Goods, Trimmings,
bons, and every thing to please the La
and their admirers which will be sold
,ey low prices. Call TO see her.
Mr.. 4. r. Gillock Is making arrsr
ments to open a first class ptotogr
Gallery over Hersey & Atwells cloth
store on Main street. This is somett