Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-10

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Mrs. Annie Chllds aud her son, Isaa
. Childs, OF Washington. ID. c., who hay
been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. c
Barron, returned home Wednesday.
Miss ALMA Henry returned to her HON
pear Washington, after several month
b 81 ent with Der grandmother, Mrs. Nose
Walton OF this place.
From the number of stalls already en-
gagged there seems to be a fne prospec
for good exhibition of stock at th
Shenandoah County Fair, this season.
Read the large advertisement OIL L
P.erpoiut & Co. They have the goods t
sell aad " i'll sell them cheap. The Coz
ner store is the place to get bargains mex
Monday.
Call court day and examine our stool
of notions which we are selling out below
cost. Stephenson Furniture Co.
A delegation of North Carolina will b,
IN Winchester next week to assist In thu
ceremonies of placing Marble headstone
to the graves of the brave soldiers from
that state who are buried in Stonewall
cemeter5 at that place.
Frank Barron is prepared to put in
electric bells, repair telephones, or dc
any thing IN the electric line. Give him
the opportunity aud he will show YOU
what he can do.
IL has been announced that there is
war in the Valley. Veil that has been
settled since you can buy fine bed for
5 80, and a set of cane seat chairs for
So 40 aud bureaus as cheap as 81 90.
Geo. X Fravel.
Opp. SheD. Co. Bank
The markets of Page county are re.
ported to be completely glntted with
watermelons. Woodstock is also supplied
with the greatest plenty of melons, and
while prices are low they are still sui
iclent to afford the raisers some profit.
Having just received from the best
factories in the United States a large
Superior line of Ladies and Gents Shoes
on which we are prepared to give prices
below any competitor in the county.
Give us call. F. S. Bowman & Bro.
The cutting of of telephone communica
tion between the upper Valley for as long
as ore and half, or two hours at time
may seem to be little thing to the man
III Stephens City, but it may result IN
building another line from Strasburg to
Winchester. The business men OF Win
chester as we'll as their customers from
Harrisonburg down will refuse to submit
TO such unnecessary delays.
Hard wood dresser from 1915 up, at
Stephenson Furniture Co.
Col. Joe. Lane Sterne, Inspector of the
Virginia National Guard, inspected Co
A 2nd, Va. Infantry, at this place on
Thursday night, of last week. The COM
pany turned out with full ranks and
made most creditable appearance. Col
Lane congratulated the officers and men
of the company upoD their fine turnout
aud the condition of their uniforms, arms
aud equipments.
Hugh Moreland aud Charlie Hoffman
two Powells Fort boys, recently killed
black snake. Noticing somethin &
sticking out of Its mouth they made an
examination and found that the black
snake had swallowed a spreadhead or
mOccasin snake that only lacked about
four inches of being as long as the black
fellow and seemed to be as large in cir
conference.
Hard wood bed room suit from $500
up, at Stephenson Furniture Co.
The business of the Shenandoah
County Telephone Company Is constantly
increasing. Offices have been establish
ed at Fishers Hill and Lebanon Church
and phones have been put In at the
residences OF Mr.. k. j. Walker. Tiphen
Allen and Milton Hlte. Offices will
probably be established at DR.. j. H.
Shoots, Jadwyn and Saumsville, next
week. This liue will Oe extended from
st. Luke.
The beautiful monument recently cree
ted in the new cemetery here by Mr..
Geo. Linaweayer to ithe memory of his
daughter Miss Emma, was the work of
Mr.. James Suyder, OF the Woodstock
marble works. 1t was cue from a large
block of the finest marble, aud 10 design
and execution is a beautiful piece of
work. II is not often that we get to see
bsrdsomer piece of work in this line
or one in better taste. 1t ref scts credit
upon the workmen, as well as the es-
tablishment that tur ued it out.
Toilet sets from 81 40 up at
Stephenson Furniture Co.
MY boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lscerated and
bleeding. and suffering great pain says
Mr.. E. j. Schall, with Meyer Bros Drng
Co., St. Louis. Mo. L dressed the wound.
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm
freely All pain ceased, and 10 a re.
markably short time 1t healed without
leaving a scar. For wounds, sprains,
swelln IS and rheumatism know CT no
medicine or prescription equal to IL.
consider IT household necessity The
% aud 20 cent sizes for sale by L. X.
levin.
Solid Oak six foot extension table for
g 90, at Stephenson Furniture Co.
The Shakers of Mount Lebanon. com.
munity of simple, honest, God-fearIUg
men and women. have prepared the
Shaker Digestive Cordial for many years,
and it is always the same, simple. honest,
curative medicine that has helped to
make the Shakers the healthy, long lived
people that they are. The Shakers never
have Indication. This ia nafflv OWING