Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-06-19
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Buy your low shoes at Locke's.
See English's linen ruchings.
Eggs I9c. per dozen at Locke's.
Good corsets SOC up at Engllsh's.
Crepes, pretty patterns at English s
Young chix 26c. per ID. at Locke's
Electrical work done, apply t.
Landon Stickley.
New potatoes, cabbage, beets and t.
matoes at Locke's.
Ladies and children's wash dresses
at English's.
No electrical job too small. Cal
on Landon C. Stickiey.
Ladies', misses and children ready
to wear dresses at Locke's.
New supply of summer dress goods
lust in at LoCke's.
l am paying sl.OO per bushel for
potatoes. Locke.
$3.50 values in rugs, special sale
price SO cents at English's.
Screen doors and windows at Glenn
Locke's.
Another lot of As inch embroidered
voiles 80 cents yard at English's.
Hurry for first choice.
am paying lie. per pound for side
meat, shoulder meat and lard. Glenn
Locke.
For electrical work call on me at
my Office at the residence of j. G.
Kibler. Landon G. Stickley.
Chick feed &c. per pound, cracked
corn 9Oc. per bushel, oats SIC. per
bushel at Il. B. Chapman & Co. 4w.
The lightning struck tree in the
mountain near the lower Fort valley
few days ago, and started a mount
tain Il e. 1t was observed by the
fores'trs who were encamped in that
neighborhood and extinguished.
Sting at the breakfast table Sun
day ] Robert Coffman, Is years old,
Confederate veteran OF Dnyton, Va.
was stricken with paralysis and died
in five minutes. He leavee his widow
eovo,al ,l;1Ina,,
We are endebted to Mr.. Samuel
Walker for a donation of his silk
finish ice-cream, which was very fine.
Sam continues to furnish families and
parties with his excellent home made
ice. cream.
Rev. NJ. L. Peter, of Corydon, In
diana, paid the HERALD Office pleas
ant visit last Saturday. He has
charge of a Lutheran congregation in
that place.
The railroad company are building
and umbrella shed at both sides of
the station building. 1t will be liz
feet on one side and about 142 feet on
the other and will have concrete floor.
Mr.. Paterson is experimenting for
the company and Mr.. Joseph Keller
has charge of the carpenter work.
One of the sad results of the long
continued drouth is that our local
weather prophet has been completely
put out of business. The weather so
frequently failed to fulfill his pre-
dictions that he became disguised and
"closed shop" He certainly acted
too hastily: for as the inebriate who
signed the pledge said: "All signs
fail in dry time"
The school boys and the school
girls have nearly all left and now our
streets seem deserted and all must de-
pend upon local attractiveness. The
return of some who have been away
to certain extent relieves the situa-
ton. These, however, may have re-
turned, leaving their hearts in the
keeping of some fair ones, who are as
lonely in their homes as our girls are
in our town. But such is life aud we
have no good reason to complain.
An automobile accident, three.miles
South of New Market Thursday morn
ing resulted in the death of Jas. D.
Crowder, of Covington, Va, and the
serious wounding of Miss Leila Hud
son, of the same place, who is suffer
ing from broken arm, 3 severe scalp.
wound and fiom shock.
The parties were on their way from
Washington to Covington. The ma
chine was running down hill neal
the residence of Geo. Fl. Harrison
when it struck an uncompleted cul
- vert.
Miss Anna Williams underwent al
operation Tuesday at the Memoria
Hospital in Winchester where sh,
had a needle extracted from the bal
of her foot. Since last Septembe
Miss Williams has been suffer in,
with her foot, the trouble was though
to have been diseased nerve causes
bv a splinter Monday she wa
placed under an X-Ray and tn
trouble discovered. Her condition i
considered satisfactory. She will re
turn to her home the last of the week
Church Notes.