Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-09-04

"Uncle" Sam. Lee, one of the Of
cOlored citizens of this place, dIed Thurs
day. He was good man and had To
respect and kindly regard of our entir
community.
Jailor Jno. W. wenger, Of this place
was called to Augusta county last weel
by telegram received Thursday, th'
27th, announcing the Heath of bis sister
Mrs. Lizzie KendIg, on that day. nes
Fishersyllls.
l am clearing out my entire stock o
boots and shoes, and anyone VIII ma.
need goods in this liua will do w,ll Il
call aud examine stock and get the great
est bargain of their life. W. c. Barron
The Daugt tiers of the Confederacy will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs j. y.
Williams. A full attendauc CO is required
Mrs J. II. Williams.
Mr. W. ". Logan Is making extensive
repairs to his dwelling house on north
Main street. When completed it will
have all the appearance of new build
ing and will be very decided improve
meat.
Just received an elegant line OF Rubber
Goods, such as the latest designs in rub
Der water bottles, fountain and other
syinges, and many other articles OF
purest rubber and best make. Call and
see these goods, they are something nice.
Twins Drug Store.
Miss ReDeeca Rinker requests ms to sn-
nounce that she will receive articles, from
her friends, for exhibition at the Sheu
andoah County FAIR, that she will store
the articles. have them properly entered
AID delivered at the Fair Grounds, free
of charge.
The oyster season will open here Satur-
day. they will be served raw. stewed,
fried or by measure If you want to teel
happy and contented call around Moddy
AMI get satisfaction. ". c. Banon.
Corn ground is going to be hard to get
in condition this season. The spring
tooth harrow is the one for this work
We have the Syracuse, none better on
the market. Call and examine them to
your satisfaction. G. r. GeaIy s. Co.
Nr. L. C. Kneislsy has had his stove
and tinware storeroom handsomely re-
painted, and Mr.. C. W. Newton has hal
the front of bis stoi Groom, which afjoins
Mr.. Knelsley's, attractively painted, and
it now presents decidedly improved
appearance The work was done by Mr.
jas. r. Clover, who has Do superior in
his line.
Large fat mackerel. shsd. Goldfish, lake
fish. Potomac herring, &c.
". c. Barron.
II you want a nice suit for yourself or
son made to order cal at P. L. Yates q
Sons Saturday or Court day, next Mon
day, aud select tie goods from the $780,
600 stock of YIN. & T. Allen and Co., Of
Mr. Thompson will be
there to take your measure and guarantee
satisfaction.
We can furnish you your fertilizer at
Va. those of you who pre-
fer auling from that point. A full stock
of the leading brands always on hand.
For prices, dc, apply TO L. Keyssr
Va. J. D. Boyer & Son.
The National Business College, Roam
oke, Va, has moved their Office into the
new building, which they expect to &C.
cupy for next year. The entire quarters
will be completed by the last of this
week. The prospects for a large school
are very 1attering. Write them for cata-
logue. Tie session will Onen September
9TH, 1896.
Bring IN your feet aud we will fit them
for we have all kinds, sizes and quality
that can be wanted, and shoes were never
sold cheaper, Don't forget US.
P. L. Yates & Son.
Ashby Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. F., Of
this place have just received very hand
some outfit of new reGsias. They are
beautifully made and trimmed and tho
boys Will make fine appearance when
rugged out in them. This Lodge is max
ing fine progress, increasing it's member
ship which already embraces mach of
the best material in this place and sur
rounding country.
If you want the simplest and least
c implicated dill on the market bay the
Superior. A moments glance at it will
convince you of this fact. Come in and
examine it court day. and If you are in the
market for a drill buy it and you will
have the best on the market. For sale
By j. D. Boyer Il Son.
Circuit court commenced In this place
Tuesday, with Judge Harrison on the
bench. Among the visiting lawyers
present we notice Z. Il. Jackson,
and Judge Cook, of Front Royal, W. R.
Alexander, of Winchester, C. W. Ben
mick, of New Market. Samuel Walton,
Luray, L. Triplett, il. of Mt. jackson
Gen. Jno. E. Roller and Ed. C. NsrtE. Of
HarrIsonburg.
Read P. L. Yates 4 Sens advertisement
in this paper. 1t has something IN 1t
specially for you.
The great base ball reunion at Strss-
burg on Tuesday proved very interest
ing affair. aud attracted a large crowd.
The game between the Winchester and
Woodstock clubs resulted 10 complete
shut out for Winchester, the score stand
ing Is to in favor Of Woodstock. Stras-
burg and Edinburg also crossed bats. and
the strssburgers walked away from the
Stony Greek players with a score of l6 to
0.
Not long since the Strssburg base ball
club came up here and had a game with