Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1913-01-17
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Read Glenn Locke's big ad.
Read the big ad on last page.
Attend the Big Sale at Locke's.
Bargains now at Glenn Locke's.
Buy Phoenix buggy for style and
durability. J. E. Bemis.
See J. E. Bemis and pick out your
buggy as hs can please you.
Don't miss the Big Sale at Glenn
Locke's.
Don't fail to attend the Big Sale.
Glenn Locke.
Several Phoenix Rubber Tire Sur
ies on hsnd at Bemis' Livery.
Money ia your pockets, go to Glenn
Locke's.
Follow the crowd to Glenn Locke's
Big sale starts Saturday Jan. 18th,
at Locke's.
The biggest sale ever in Woodstock.
at Glenn Locke's.
Now is the time tosave money. At
tend Glenn Locke's Big Clearing
Sale.
One carload of select Phoenix
buggies for sale at j. E. Bemis' Liv-
cry.
The mumps are prevailing in Wood
stock, Maurertown, Toms Brook and
other sections. Among the victims is
the Division Supt. Of Schools.
dreams of the Rarebit Fiend,' a
clever new feature of the Washington
Sunday Star, starts in the comic Sec
ton with the issue of January 10Th.
Orchardists report a prospect for a
very heavy bloom on the apple trees.
If the weather prove favorable the
valley will have fine crop.
When needing an up-to-date buggy
apply to J. E. Bemis as he sells the
kind you want.
The Daily News of Harrisonhurg
gave most enjoyable banquet to the
members of the Office force and cor
respondents, at The Kavanaugh, last
Saturday afternoon.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Mr.. Geo. Sealy Cone, of Front Royal
and Miss Elya Odessa Ludwig, of
Straspurg, on Wednesday evening,
Jan. 22d.
In an exciting election at the State
Normal School of Harrisonburg, Miss
Katharine Hotel, only daughter of
Mr.. NJ. H. Hotel, of this place, WIS
elected a member of the editorial staff
of the school Ma'am" the annua |
issued by the students of the Normal
School.
Rev. DR.. James Graham, pastor
emeritus of the Presbyterian Church
in Winchester, now in his SSth year,
had his right leg amputated below
the knee, last Friday in Winchester
Memorial Hospital with view OF
escaping a spreading disease. His
condition is quite serious.
When you want a reliable medicine
for cough or cold take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t can always
be depended upon and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by All Dealers.
January court day brought a large
crowd to town. In spite of the cold
weather, the streets near the Court
House was we'll filed, and the people
were importuned, to subscribe for the
News or Record of Harrisonburg or
buy machinery, by the active and en-
ergetic drummers who are ever read y
to explain the virtues of their wares.
The second half-session OF the
Woodstock Graded aud High School
begins on the 28th of January. By
order of the Town Council all tuition
fees must be paid on or before that
day. W. H. NEWMAN, Clerk
of Woodstock School Board
In the cases of the Commonwealth
VS.. Joseph Turner charged with the
larceny OF meat, and same vs.. Frank
Fisher charged with receiving stolen
meat, both defendants were found not
guilty.
The Commonwealth was represented
by the Commonwealth Attorney and
the defense by NJ. L. Walton and. M
E. Stickley, Esqrs.
Put your savings in the Savings
Department of the Shenandoah Val
ley Loan and Trust Co., Woodstock
Va, at 3 per cent compound interest
Amounts Of s1.O0 and upwards re
ceives. The only savings institu
ton in the county for the accomuls
ton OF the small savings of laborini
men, women, and children.
AT meeting of the Town Council
held January It'll, 1913, the Sergean
was instructed to proceed to collec
all tax bills 10 his hands, and If an
remain unsolicited on March 3rd
1913, the Sergeant shall return q
itemized list to Council with statemel
as to why such taxes are outstandin
and why same have not been coliecte
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