Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-06-21


Market Va.
Best grade only machine oil. Far.
mers' Union,
Harrisonburg has new steam Fire
Engine.
EOR SALE-2O0 bushels corn at
my farm. q. B. Chapman.
Calf meal, faxseed and sug ar old
English Tonic at Farmers Union.
Collector John "a. Koontz reports
plenty of water in the reservoirs. A
close watch is kept on the reservoirs.
The June horse market st Har-
risonburg was very dull, with only a
few high grade draft horses on the
market.
Carload Royal fencing, carload
Fairmont Vail Plaster. Farmers
Union.
DR.. J. L. Triplett is boring a we'll at
his mill in order to furnish water for
the large engine that he is about in
staling in his mill at Woodstock.
Big bargains ir shovels, 75c shovel
SOC and 81 90 shovels 75c at Farmers
Union.
Oil apd Gasoline Stoves cleaned
and repaired All work guaranteed.
B. W. Coffman.
Cow Peas, Crimson Glover, Alsyke
Clover, pure seed Buckwheat. Farm
ers' Union.
Mr.. Edward McInturff has lis chick
ems Since the 10th of February he
has gathered nearly eleven thousand
eggs, up to the 2osh Of June.
Bills of Indictment were found
against ten keepers of houses of ill
fame in Harrisonburg. The parties
indicted left the city at once to find
green pasture in some other town.
Jacob A. CARRIER, a highly respect
ed retired farmer of Timberville, died
at his home at that place Tuesday
morning, after an illness Of six
weeks.
FOR SALE-A good, gentle COW
with her second calf couple days old
by her side. She can be seen at
Frank Robinsen's place and leaving
$50 with him she may be driven away.
VIM. Tamkin, DERRICK, Va.
FOR SALE-Se cond hand burner
gasolene stove, also 3 burner wick
less oil stove, both in perfect working
order, will sell at a bargain. B. W.
Coffman.
The festival and picture show given
last Friday and Saturday nights un-
der the auspices of the Civic League,
in spite of the very inclement weather,
was a success in every way. Nearly
SO was realized for the fund, which
will be devoted to building additional
walks around the High School build
ing.
Just received another lot of Reliable
Wickless Oil Stoves, Success and
Boss Ovens, with glass doors, the
best stove and ovens on the market
for the money. 1 can convince you
by practical demonstration in your
home at any time. B. W. Coffman.
o. L. Sheetz & Co., having bough
out the livery business of Frank Rush
and stocked up with good horses and
up to date rigs, are prepared to give
good service and prompt attention to
all calls. They solicit your patron
age. Come to see them on court day
and be convinced that your horse will
be we'll cared for. o. L. Sehetz &
Co.
The Sunday-school Convent ion of
the Christian Church met last week
in annual session with the Palmyra
church near Edinburg. Ministers
from several counties we're present
and quite large number of delegates.
The Convention declared for State
Wide Prohibition. The next Con-
vention will be held with Timber
Ridge church, W. Va.
Sheriff N. T. Sedwick, OF Page
county has just marketed 40 lambs
which averaged 80i pounds each and
which sold at cents a pound brought
S227, 40. He retained lambs. The
value of his lambs and wool exceeded
S33. He carried So sheep through the
winter and these have produced the
$500 revenue above and he still has
the 81 sheep. This is pretty fair
illustration of the quick profits in
sheep.
The body OF Mrs. Leila Allen
Koontz, who died in Lipscomh,
Augusta county, on Sunday, was
brought to Esinburg, Monday after
noon, funeral services were held on
Tuesday morning from the home OF
her sister Mrs. Sallie Murray, with
interment in the Edinburg Cemetery
Mrs. koontz, was daughter of the
late Reuben Allen, of near Edinburg
She is survived by her husband and
one son and three sisters, Mrs. Johr
Dodge, of Terra Alta, W. Va, Mrs
Sallie Murray, OF Edinburg and Mrs
Ottie Seal.