Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-09-29
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

1874 blankets soc pair at Locke's-
Glass cans. quarts and half gallons, at 40 and
accents per dozen at Yates.
An unusually large amount Of ireigh'
received at this place Monday night.
wanted-Dressed pork, lard, bacon
&c. for cash or trade. W. Z. Barron
We always pay the highest prices ioT
trade Of all kinds. f. ). Bowman x Bro
New fall goods at T C. Locke's.
stanton officials are looking around
for an additional water supply.
All brands of coffee at 10 cts. per ID.
nranulated sugar at 81 cts. per ID. a.
f. ). Bow x Bro.
DR. II. II. Irwin is improving his Main
stree residence by an additional room
at the end of the back building
All accounts not paid by Oct. lst, will
ba nlaeed in the hands of a collector.
IL. Yates q Son.
II Won want 70 buy good gun at the very
Lowest price' now is your opportunity latss
is running them of at the lowest pOss %.
h@utes.
The Eastern Star Chapter will hold
their regular meeting next Monday
night. A full attendance isrequesied as
a pleasant meeting is expected.
have concluded TO sell eight dollar
tea sets for five dollars and all olh'r
ware at cut prices. W. {. Barron
A large number Of colored people
from this place went to New Market to
take part i'll the celebration Of Enamel
ton Day In that place.
The biggest snap ever seen in this
town, A whole box Of cigars for 20 cts
Just think of it Call and be convinced
at Twins Drug Store.
The Indian Medicine show now hold
ing forth nightly In Strasburg' is SAID tC
be giving first rate free concerts and o.
course drawing big crowds.
Aniee line Of notions at prices unheard OF
In this section. + L. A"'os N0-'
Another good rain in this section
MONDAY. From below strasburg to Win
chester it is reported 10 have been
deluge. an immense amount of water
falling.
.oThey are simply perfect" write
Rob-t Moore. OF LAFAYETTE. Ind, o
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, th'
s.famOus little pills" for Constipatio.
and all liver ailments. Never grippe. L
f. Irwin.
Mr.. Ed, NJ. Bryan, Of Stanton,
railway postal clerk between Washing
ton and Clifton Forge, Va, was pain
fully hut in Washington. last week. Ii
was in his ear when another car was ruI
into il while being shifted.
Ladies' capes aud jackets in larg
yarities and the newest patterns, ali
STYLES at F. 5. Bowman q Bro.
A new pavement has been put dow
this week IN front Of the store and res
depce of the late z. j. Frayel on Mai
street, the bricks Of the old one having
been considerably worn.
We Will have our usual fall opening
at which time refreshments will b
served. lookout for the date.
+. S. Bowman & Bro.
Mr.. Jas. l.. Beck, sOn-in-law Of ia
W. Bodily, Of StauntOn, has gone insar
from excessive use Of stlmulants Il
WAS taken to an asylum near BaltimoI
hut made his escape and at last a
counts was still at large.
have large stock Of mems and boy
boots and shoes, selling below COS
These are no fake goods.
W.. C. Barron.
Wait and see F. s. Bowman & Bro
new stock of goods, new being purchs
ed. the largest assortment that has ey
been shown on this market.
BY general order from headquarte
tbs next regular meeting OF the Graz
Camp, Confederate Veterans, Depa
ment of Virginia, will be held with t
James Breatned Camp, at Pullsk
October IL, II and IL.
Mrs. williams will resume her Mu
Class the 18th of Sept. Young chlldr
lessons per week instead Of 2. ApI
,or nart;aa!ars. aug.4-3mO
Cards arr out for the marriage of \
Hugh Morrison, jr.' and Miss Ora
IohsAI well known and popu
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