Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-06-04

lcnants III ali paltS vi tuo OOuuVS'
District Secretary, Hrs. I. B. Rlchey,
of this place, will preside at the annua
district meeting of the Missionary So
. cieties of the n. E. Church, South, to b
held in Shephe-dstOwn, on June 9sh an(
E 10Th.
r Magrudel's Red Grocery is heAdquar
J ters for everything in the Grocery line
also for the best assortment OF tobacco
and cigars in town and at prices tina
cant be beat.
The Cleveland precinct is certalnl!
indillstent about he constitutional con
yentiun. But two votes were cast upoI
the subj ,ct and one vas in favor aud tn
other opposed to the proposed convention
There is no partially among those peo
pie.
A lady in this place has a California
lilly that is 4 curiosity among flowers. 1t
exactly two weeks from the time the
bulb was planted it had grown a stall
about eighteen inches high and blcome(
out into several large beautiful and very
fragrant flowers.
Whenever one or even a part Of one OF
our streets has been nicely cletnel it
doesu'a take more than two eyes to see
how mnch it adds to the attractiveness
of that part OF town. Cleanliness being
next TO Goodness. why not clean mp the
streets as means of Grace if nothing
else.
According to the Woodstock correspon
dent Of the New Market J'dllsy. "JailOl
Weuger cleaned several Of his free board
ers on our street recently, and thereby
added very much to the appearance OF
our town" Now, this was not very nice
in TAILOR wenger and it was well for him
that our police force did not catch bin
att lie should do this before bringing
them from the Jail.
We have Just received car load of the
Celebrated Champion Binders AID Nov
ers. the best most desirable aud lighte.t
running machines, on the market. Cali
and examine them before tuvng.
J. D. Boyer Son.
am lust receiving my preserving
snrar. Now is the time TO buy barrel
before the big advance
w. c. Barron,
Mr.. Marcus Ridenour, of Powelrs For
met with a serious accident last Thurs
day. While driving down steep bill
with heavy load of bark, the checl
suddenly broke and be was thrown under
the wagon. the wagon passed over hi
body. He was unconscious for some time
and bis injuries, it is feared, are of {
serious character.
FL Yates " Son have nice line OF
Boys, mems and youths suits at the
lowest prices.
Bev. Zed. Ii. Copp, pastor of the Frs
Brethren church Of Hagerstown, Nd 4,
formerly Editor of the Free Lance
Strasburg, will deliver a sermon before
the Ministers Conference of the Brethren
church which commences its session at
noon Of Tuesday Jnne 5tu, at O'Clock
that evening, his topic being, Fishing
for meu-How to catch them
We still have a few singe, double and
triple shovel plows that we are now
offering at a very low price.
G R. Geary Co.
Try Mascot chewing tobacco only q
cts per 10. Not sweet. a job lot the besl
and cheapest goods ever sold in town
w. c. Barron.
Rev. w. H. Book, who Is conducting
the highly interesting series of services
this week in the Christian church, IN thi
place, will give his lecture, stations OF
Railroad to Ruin" or Friday night Thi
lecture Is full of truth and fun, is very
interesting, and is illustrated on canvas
Don't fail to hear it. Admission p cts
Oae third of the proceeds to 60 to thu
work u Woodstock.
A case that excited considerable at
teutiOn in Eiinburg, was tried befor'
Justices Bauserman and Haas on Tues-
Gay. Il involved the determination o
the boundary line between the town lot
of Nr. VIM. Riddleberger and Mr.. NJ. L
Grove. Mr.. Grove was represented b.
VI. L Walton, Esqr. and Mr.. Riddlebergt
lby Gen. J. II. Williams. The case wa
decided in favor of Mr., Grove.
You will fud most everything yo
want in merchandise at Yates. and they
pay the highest prices for produce OF all
kinds.
A large delegation of Congressman Wit
their families lett Washington on a specia
Pullman train VIA southern Railway, T
NJ. of May 25th en- route to the Nashvill
Centennial Exposition Interest IN thi
important Exposition is increasing dali
and the So Ry offers dOnble dIly trail
sciflCt luIuuSu tnO u'V9b Do""ti't
mountain scenery to be found auywher
in this country. Call on any represer
tatlve of that Company for full info
nation.
q The Deerlng Roller and Ball bearlnI
b machines are the hghtest draft, and bes
5 working machines on the market. to sa
= nothing about them being the most dur
able. g. r. Geary q Co.
Maj. john BushOng, an old an d honore
citizen of this county, died At his hon
fe v miles north of this pacs, on Tue
day night, aged Il wears. He was
b member of the Reformed congregation O
s Woodstock for many years, In his deaf
Shenandoah has lost one OF her bet
citizens, a man without guile and abcv
reproach His ioilaence was always fl
good. and his loss will be severely fell
tie leaves number Of grown sons an
daughters to mourn the loss of one vi