Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-25
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Blankets soc per pair at Lo'kes-
Low and easy chairs at low and easy
prices at G. R. travels.
wanted to trade boots and shoes for
fencing lumber. " - D"' 0'''
We would like very much to have that !
wood. Can't you bring 1t right away
Business clothes that make business
men Tor sale at Yates.
What is thought to be a valuable de-
po.it Of iron ore has been discovered in
Frederick county.
The warm days OF the first OF this
week caused om weather prophets to
predict very mild and open winter
Mrs. Cornelius ". Hickman, Of near
Lebanon Church, this comfy, died at
3oclock Wednesday morning.
Bowmans' goods have proved great
shock TO the folks who claim to under
sell every body else. Call at their store
on Court street and be convinced.
Wanted to buy fol cash or trade one
hundred bushels Of good Irish potatoes.
W. c. Barron.
Boots Boots. Boots D MT fail to see
my line. a good boot for $50.
T. G. Locke
4 sensible person buys dry goods
where the assortment is to choose from
and where customers are treated po-
litely. Try Yates.
The reason l sell goods cheap is be-
cau,e / sell for cash or trade. Ny motto
is quick sales and short profits.
T. G. Locke.
When you meet piece Of meat that
tokles your palates, You know it came
from Gearing's shop. Prices just as
tender as the meat
It's the quality that attracts and the
,rice that sells our coats and capes in
every section. +. i. Yates q Son
Just received new citron, rasins, cur
rants. dried peaches. prunes, also IIeinz's
mince meat at T. G Locke's opp. Oh.
Cold weathe means coal and suggests
placing orders now before the prices adj
vance. Telephone to Geo. Wlsman's
warehouse and get the prices for good
coal.
We give the highest price for country
produce. Call to see me first and get
prices. T. g. Locke
Mr.. Nashville Brill, a we'll know
resident Of Cedar Creek Valley, about
nine or ten miles northwest of this place
died at an early hour Monday
We can beat noise in drawing custom
by the simple and quiet auraetiyenes
Of honest goods at honest prices Tr!
Us. F. 5. Bowman & Bro
The reason why Yates advertisement
have paid him sowell this season, il
that he has fulfilled every promise made
in his advertisements, aud is ready De
it again.
It is unnecessary to advertise our cape
and cloaks. The quality and price d
that Cali at the store Of f. 5. Bowman
& Bro, on Court street and examin
them.
Mr. H. Morrison, ir., left for Baltimor
today 10 select a stock Of Picture Frames
Mouldings. &c. He will occupy the rool
lately vacated by the Stephenson Ful
niture Co
A well dressed man needs ligl
oyercoat. It's good lnyestment-say,
doctors bills and gives comfort. Yat'
keeps them at prices to suit yonr poek
book.
Twins on the south east corner
Muhlenberg and Court streets
twin babies, but twin stores, where Il
most attractive goods are sold at Il
lowest prices. F. 5. Bowman & Br
My groceries are always fresh as
order every week. We will save y
money il you trade with the up to da
store 4. G.. Locke.
Mr.. Walter II. Newman, Of near tow
has red poll bull only eight mon
old that weighs 745 lbs. 1t is one Of
handsome st an finals ever seen in t
section.
II you want harness that will fit y,
horse and can be depended upon,
the home made harness at the harm
store Of A. Dysart & Co., on Coz
street, Woodstock, Va. They are gu
anteed to be as represented.
Everybody goes wild for turkey
Thanksgiving day. but il they kr
how delieiossly juicy are Geo. Gt
ing's choice roasts, they would let
old gobler gobble and tell George
send one around.
Yates & Son, up to last Saturday
ordered capes and cloaks for this
son nineteen times. and their worl
not yet done, for those which they h
Id, have given such satisfaction
hey *ill be compelled to send in m
cdreis before the close Of the year.