Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-08

on last Tuesday morning. a ear wheel
car on the eastbound passenger trail
broke Besides severe shaking up 0
the passengers. no damage was done
The car was abandoned.
Bargains in zap roOes at Locke's
The following are names of some o
the new postofllces in Shenandoah coun
lty; Clary, Hat, Gridley, Deetrick
Pelton, Redus, Nacanie, Hepner, Tol
Not. Our readers will have fun in 10
eating them
A lot Of misses and ladies' gum gosser-
mers at very low prices. Yates & Sou
Don't forget we are headquarters fol
candles. E. W. Magruder.
Be sure and come to Huff's big sale o.
cattle, at Edinburg, next Thursday,
Dec. IA, 1899, where you can buy cattle
cheaper than yon vcr bought them Oh
earth before.
We regret to say that Mr.. Chas. p
Hisey, well known druggist and &
much valued citizen OF Edinburg, has
been seriously sick for some days, and
at our last account his condition hat
not improved. We earnestly hope 10
hear OF his recovery at an early day. =
Our old frle nd Il. II. Marion. who al
one time was Rditor and Proprietor OF
Of the County Record, in this place
and is now on the staff of the Mail
Tribune, Of Charleston. W. Va, is cele-
brating his Christmas holidays In adj
vance-all because OF the arrival OF a
little girl at his home, last Sunday
morning.
Holiday goods are being displayed in
great plenty in Woodstock. For bargains
in these lines watch the columns of the
HERALD. When a merchant has lot
Of first class bargains he is sure to let
his customers know it as soon as posi-
bic, and therefore he tells them through
the HERALD.
Ladies underyests, 2 for Csc at Glenn
Lockes.
The large ice house that Messrs. Lin
r. and II. H. Irwin are having ert cted
on the creek in the east part of town,
will be completed as soon as possible.
1t will hold large quantity of ice. By
another season they will probably have
cold storage apartment attached,
something long needed here.
Peaches, prunes, oranges, lemons, cand-
les, and nuts, just in.
w. II. Rodeffer & Co.
Two wagons loaded with live chick
ems passed throug here last Friday after
noon on their way to strasburg June
ton, where the poultry was shipped
over the B. & o. r. Z. The shippers
claimed that the rates over the South
ern r. K, were too steep for them and
they could save money by hauling in
wagons to the junction and there ship
ping by the B. & o, route.
Don't think because we are selling
out that we have no good goods. We
have some of the greatest bargains ever
offered in winter clothing. winter goods
shoes, &c. We must get rid of the goods
in very short time, and are therefore
offering BIZ inducements.
P. /. Yates & Son.
Why be annoyed about giving note,
the payment of which is uncertain,
when you can get policy OF insurance
upon your property Of NJ, W. Magruder,
at no greater cost He is always ready
, to give you the exact cost OF your policy,
and there are no annual Ior other kind
of assessments TO bother you. 1t is this
popular feature OF his companies that
has induced so large proportion OF our
people to keep their properties insured
in his companies.
Sole leather, wash boards, tin buckets,
fire proof earthen pots, good coal oils,
tar rope feet cts. best Porto Rice
and New Orleans molasses.
z. W. Magruder.
Candy in abundance. II you want
candy for vourselfor for entertainments
call in and We can furnish you any
goods at the right prices.
f. w. Magruder.
Mr.. Geo. COpp, an aged citizen Of the
Toms Brook neighborhood, was badly
paralyzed few days ago. He is, we un-
derstand, in critical condition.
Since the above was in type we have
received the news Of Mr.. Cops death.
He was very prominent citizen Of hi,
section OF the county, a large landowner
and successful farmer He wa, hnuch
liked and respected throughout his sec
ton, he being a man Of the finest traits
Of character He. was about 20 years old
and leaves number OF children, among
whom are Mr.. Jno. W. Copp, of the
Fishers Hill section, Mr.. David Copp.
of near Woodstock, and Mrs. John
Baker. OF the st. Luke neighborhood.
$3.50 and upwards for complete American
watches. Fully guaranteed at McClanahan's
Monday morning opened up in regu.
lar old winter style. Threatening
looking black clouds scurried across the
sky before fierce, cold wind, and for
a short time the air was filled wi /
whirling snow flakes, the first OF thu
season. But as the day grew older the
clouds cleared away, and under tn,
bright rays of the sun the air grew
warmer. 1t was our first premonitlon o
approaching winter.