Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING.

at 1he Olu stand, ON Monday, July lit
+ court day, and will be pleased to Sc
their old friends and the public general
. ly. II you want good suit, at a loV
price, call to see us and we will guaIan
tee you satisfaction These goods mus
r be sold EVENT. they bring but one-hal
b their value. Remember that this sal
will last but one day. Come early ant
avoid the rush.
BALTIMORE CLoTHING Co.
opp. the Postoffiee.
Mr.. Obed Cofiman aud MISS Addie r
Bauserman, Woodville, Va, were mar
ried July Sd, 1898. by Rev. >. II
Rhodes.
Yates sell the best two for five cigars
on the market. They would readily
bring five cents.
Fine rains visited various sections O.
the county Monday, but Woodstock and
vicinity, where 1t has been exceedingly
dry for some time, was visited by very
slight shower
Our stock of shoes are complete and
we defy anyone TO beat us in quality or
price. P. L. Yates & Son.
n. b. Schmitt, of Woodstock, one of
the most prominent druggists in the
lower Valley, was in the city today. Mr..
Schmtt is an ardent cyler and made a
portion of the trip to Staunton on his
wheel.-Stannton Record.
Acomplete line of general merchandise at
rock bottom prices. come in and get my prices
before buying elsewhere. You can save money
by doing SO. Cash or trade taken in exchange
for goods. T. Glenn Locke, opp. c. II.
Duringa rough and tumble fight at
colored festival at Mt. Jackson, re-
Gently, Bob Nicely attempted to use a
pistol on Tom Banks, another cOlored
man, but was knocked down before he
could shoot. Justice Roller fined Nealy
twenty dollars, and as he did not have
the money he was sent to the Jail here
for thirty days.
Do you want bargainsl 2. L. Yates
& Son are selling their goods at short
profits Try them before buying.
Bob More, of Lafayette, Ind, says
that tor constipation he has found De-
Wits Little Early Rlsers to be perfect.
They never grippe. Try them for stomach
aud liver troubles. l.. Z. Irwin.
Ii you want to get the highest price
foryOur produce and get your goods at
the lowest price, next Monday, 90 to
Yates.
Thousands of persons have been cured
of p,les by using DsWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. 1t heals promptly aud cures
eczema and all skin diseases II give,
immediate relief I R Irwin.
Mr.. VI. T. Cooper, formerly of
Edinburg, but now of Frostburg,
Nd, and Mr.. r. II. Pascoe, Sup't of
the Consolidation Co.'S Pumping
Shaft, of Frostburg made us a pleas
ant call last Wednesday. We are
glad to know that Mr. Cooper is do
inc well in his new home.
Have You Sc en- those light and dark
ealicoes at Yates at cts. yard: paid
seven cents for some just like them.
p. L. Yates d Son.
Sick headache, blionsness cons tipatioo
and all liver and stomach troubles can be
quickly cured by using these famous
htlle pills known As DeWitt's Little
Early Rlsrrs. Thew are pie, sant 10 take
and never grippe. L. r. Irwin.
Rev. Hr. Yeakley. Of Winchester, an
evangelist Of the Christian Workers,
pitchedhis tent on the commons near
the depot here last week. and has since
been holding nightly services assisted
by brother minister, who we believe is
from Pennsylvania.
Rev. Mr.. Geakley seems to be sim
cere christian and faithful worker and
we hope he will receive the encourage
ment and support of all our people. We
understand he is dependent upon the
contributions of his hearers for support,
and as he is a faithful worker for good
he should not be forgotten.
J. D. Boyer& Son have just received
another lot of the celebrated Anchor
buggies and surries. These goods are
the best on the market, and can not be
eXcelled in quality and finish.
We will pay the highest prices for all
kinds Of country produce, on court day.
F. S. Bowman & Bro.
The editor of the Evans City, Pa.
Globe. writes, zone Minute Cough Cure
is right y named. Itcured my childre Il
after all other remedies failed" IL cures
coughs. colds and all throat and luug
troubles. L. K. Irwin.
Mr.. Da-id W. Maphis, of near Mt.
Olive, one of the widely known and
prominent citizens of this county, had
narrow escape from a terrible death a
few days ago. While moving grass one
day in the latter part OF last week he was
thrown from his seat on the machine
directly in front of the rapidly moving
knives. BY some means, seemingly
little short OF miraculous, the cutter bar
passed over him instead of dragging him
along and crtting him to pieces, and al
though he was cut in 50 many places.
that the attending surgeon. DR.. Brown,
OF Toms Brook, was obliged to use
forty stitches in closing up the wounds,
we are informed that his injuries are not
likely ia prove serious. 1t was a truly
wonderful escape from death or terrible
and lasting injury.
The working shoe, no seam behind, at
1925 will suit you. Call at Yates and