Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-06-25
GENERAL LOYAL NEWS.


Porcelain handled teas and saucers aud
MATES oaly 35e per set. W. c. Barron
I give my horse and stock Dixie Con-
dit,on Powders and they keep well and
fat. For sale at S,hmitt's Dug Store
inst received fifteen large bunehes of
bananas. w. - D''''"'
DON'T stop me Tn running TO Sch uitts
Ding store for Dr.. DIyif' Cough syrup
The baby has the Group.
Remember that you can get a good
hard wood bed and wire mattrass Tor
s25oat Geo. R travels.
That's no fight that crowd Is at
Sebmitt's Drug Store buying Dr. Dayid'7
Cough syrup Of Horehound, Wild Cherry
and Pine Tar. The best on earth.
Beautiful colonial dinner and tea sets
very cbeap. W. c. Barron.
Congressman Hay, of this district, in
troduced bill few days ago to paw
Peter Myers. of this county, $1,000 for
stores aud supplies taken by the federal
armies.
Everybody who nav need nice cheap
sb,es aod slippers, VIII do well to cal
~, ". C Barron.
"Yonr turn next" said the polite at
tepdant Ar schmitt's Drug Store as he
handed ont five bottles of DR.. DaYid's
Cough syrop for a dollar. 1t cures La
Grippe Cough.
Have inst gotten n fine line Of ladies
and c4nrlemeu's desks, and al,O book
cases and combiuaHon book cases and
desks IT, H. ffaVeE
The Litching rack AZ $. Il. Bowmans
store.whieh stood on the Muheuburg St.,
side of the bn. NJ. was torn up on Mon
dag night. 20 GEMS strange that these
parties Who have been destroying hitch
lns racks in this place for years cannot
le caught.
snsa? l can do you some good on
sugar as / lail ina large quantity before
the advance. w. q. Barron
Harvesting is under wag IN this section.
and the binders ara gathering in the
era.a IN AID directions. The wheat
stands thick on The ground, is finely
headed and of excel lent quality. The
crop promise, to be a yerS heavy one.
The excursion tor Washington, d. c.,
Wednesday morning. WAS well patron
lied from this place. Judging from the
number aboard when the train reached
here We suppose it was crowded when 1t
reached Washington.
In our notice OF the game Of base bal
PLAYED here last week betwce Winches-
ter and Woodstock. We forgot to notice
tie work Of the umpire, Mr.. Fred DowueS
of Eiiuburg. He va, Quick, prompt
and impartial. and gave perfect salts
faction.
inst received. a fine line of parlor suits.
Prices from 81, 90 TO $500. These are
bargains, and no mistake
G. R. Fravel,
Opp. Shen. Co Bank.
Look out for the fellow who is selling
noa.explosive lamp powder. 1t is an old
fraud that was played on a great many
of onr people and some of our merchants
Years ago. The staff is nothing but
coarse salt eolorsd with indigo or some
other blue colorins matter. Just put the
dog on BIN as soon As he calls on y)u
aud you dire over bus Object.
Has Winchester a good teami The
most eloquent answer is Winchester 10
Strssburg o. Winchester 6, Woodstock A.
Winchester s. Front Royal l-Ninches-
ter News Item
Why not add the other laurels and
complete the yictor's crowa-E1nbnrs
10, Winchester IA; Front Royal L.
Winchester IA.
Look, lemons large aud iiicy only l5c
per dozen, who ever heard Of such prices
IN harvest. have known them to bring
seventy cents. W. c. Barron.
great deal Of hay is bsing cut and
cared this week. While the stand in
some fields is rather t hin 10 others it Is
heavy, aud while { be crop through this
section will not be big ore there will
BE- a considerable amount Of good hay
-made OF course a good deal of grass
will not be- cut until after the wheat
harvest.
Too free indulgence 10 early garden
truck bas made some Of our people look
mighty pale around the gills and lank in
the jaws. Cholera Morbus is a great
leveler, and no one can maintain his dig
nifty OF put on airs while he is intimate
Is sssocatlDg W ith the old fellow. We
remember npon one occasion when he
struck us in the bread basket with new
potato aud few slices of cucumber, but
a. these recOllectiOus are not pleasant we
will not linger oyer them
Samuel Dellinger aud George Splitter
the two young fellows Whoever tried
last month and sentenced TO six
months in Jail for mistreating an old wo-
man near Orkney Springs, made Their
escape on Monday morning. These boys
who had been in Jail for a long time be
fore they were tried, had been frequently
taken out at their own request to worl
on the streets and about the Jail prem
Uses, as well as in some gardens and lot
around town, and seemed to be perfectly
satisfied to serve out their light seutencf
On Monday moraing they were taken out
to pick cherries near town, and as nc
one was with them but couple of boy'
they struck out for freedom with sucl
success that nothing has been seen 0
heard OF them since.