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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-05

DeTeIcT CouRr The U S. District Court
for his county, The Hon. CHARLLs Dunn pre-
siding commenced its regular session on The
+ 2I,h ~ and il is expected that il will close
rs deliberations today. There were bot few
/. cases ,f interest; one on the criminal docket 10
all worthy Of note. The United States, vs..
job. rhoms son. Counsel. James NJ. Good
bue. District Attorney. assisted by J. Allen
Barber, for The prosecution; and Moses Nj.
Strong. for the prisoner. The prisoner was
charged by indictment. for firing building id-
l3ining dwelling. The evidence elected on
tho trial was in sobsiaDce--Isi. threat to
burn the hOuse-2nd. the adjoining building
was hfed-3rd. his confession. TO The witness.
uf The crime-,hough circums,aniial. was suf
Gcently explicit in the minds Of the Jury. to
Teturn verdict Of GUILTY, after an absence Of
n few minutes. A motion to set aside the
verdict, was argued and lost. On the 3rd in
slant, the prisoner was brought into Coar. and
ereigcd his sentence--four years 'imprson
ment In the the Penien,ary, at hard labor
IN The absence Of PeniIen,iary. was ordered
10 confinement in the Iowa County Jail--the
Grand Jury, at the present term. having pro-
noanced onr county Jail unfit for use being
too close. and not sufficiently ventilated for the
eaIlh and comfor, OF prisoners, and recon-
mend an alteration.
We take pleasure in stating tina, there has
been but little business before the Court a, the
present term. compared with former years, or
cur observations 10 even less populous coun.
ties. We are glad TO see that civilization has
implanted lis ialons among Us. and is emit.
ting its resplenden, and beneficial effects upon
society The farmers and miners have stoc-
led 100 we'll their true interest. however great
their love Of order. TO venture ia suit a, law
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-05

GEN. JACKsoN.-Saiurday, March
Sth, was Gen. Jackson's birth day.
he en- erred on his 10Th year. The
Globe says: :" The President had let
ter from him last night, fraught with
r,ore true eloquence than any he had
ever received before. This argues that
his health is not worse.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
SAVED FROM DEATH.


4 man was saved from the gallows
in Boston, last week, BY singular me-
thod. He had injured poor girl, and
the crime was punishable by death. =
But on the morning Of The trial, the at
torney general rose and said he was
unable to make out his case, for the
girl had just become the wife Of the
prisoner, and thus rendered herself in
capable oftestifying against him. The
prosecutionwas accordingly withdrawn.
The culprit is now gay bridegroom
at large, enjoying his honeymoon, in
stead of being a prisoner in the dock
an his trial, with the prospect of hem
pen halter. singular as this occur
renee may seem, there is no doubt
says the Post, 'of the honesty and vir-.
tue of the girl, and of the truth of her
charge against the prisoner, who had
confessed his guilt.'-Ib.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
ERUPTION OF HECLA.

Mount Hecla, in Iceland, is again
in eruption, after a silence Of eighty
years. 1t broke out on the night of
Sept. ls,., when suddenly a frightful
subterranean groaning filed the inhab-
itants with terror. This continued till
midday on the I'd, when the mountain
burst in two places with horrible
crash, and vomited masses of fire. In
former times these explosions came
from the summit, where Hecla has no
regularly formed crater; but this time
torrents of lava flowed down two gor-
ges on the TANKS of the mountain
For the clouds of smoke and vapor the
top of the volcano could not be seen.
The sheep on the heaths were driven
down to the plains, but not TIL several
of them were burnt. The waters of
the neighboring rivers near the erup-
ton became so hot that the fish were
killed, and il was impossible forany one
10 ford them on horseback. ID.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
Female School.

DEV'D. GEORGE w. MITCHELL
n q and LADY propose to open Female
School in the town Of Woodstock, Shenandoah
County, Virginia.
In directing the studies of the pupils, their
object will be not to hasten them specifically
ever great many books. but BY oapai4iHg
difficult notwithstanding various subjects
and rigidly examining the pupils Oh every les
son, to make them thoroughly acquainted with
the elementary principles OF learning, that
they may not be puzzled and discouraged by
premature progress. They hope, FROM many
years experience in the very difficult task Of
thus properly and successfully impartiag in
struction to the minds Of youth, and the mild
yet firm application of discipline TO the various
dispositions Of The young, as well as particular
attention that will be paid to the neral as well
as the mental Improvement Of such as may be
committed to their care. to give satisfaction to
their patrons and permanently 10 the school
they propose to establish.
The terms CT tuition, for session CT five
months, are as follows:
Alphabetical lessons. Spelling, Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic, Sc
History. Zoology, Geography and Eng
fish Grammer, So
Rhetoric Botany, Chemistry, Astronomy
Mental and Moral Philosophy land Com
position, $40
Latin and French Languages, Si2
Needle work in u orsied, Embroidery,
&c., s.
If the number CT scholars should justify, Mu-
sic and Painting will be added.
The school will commence the first of March
next, without failure
1CAS
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
HERE WE ARE AGAIN,
0U0itG CT" feese|s GOO,
AND GREAT BARGAINS

W7E have the unspeakaHle pleasure OF an.
w nnuncing to our numerous friends and
the pnblic.that We have just received our Fall
and Winter supply of Goods; and can truly
say. without any perversion of the truth
that they are. taken altogether. the finest, the
ra,est. the prettiest. and the cheapest Goods
we have ever haG the pleasure of Offering
Their stores both at TENS Brook and Sa,,m.
vile are we'll supplied; and they respectfully
invite all the lovers Of things that are good
and cheap: just to step in the above places,
the very first leisure moment they may have.
and .sbuy themselves rich" Their assort-
ment comprises every variery of Fall and
Winter apparel for gentlemen. and also Of
those article used by the ladies in the various
departments of dressing, &c. They feel pro.
fountllv graf ef,il to their friends for the gen
erous patronage heretofore extended toward
them, and hope with accumnlating expert.
ence,to meet their most sanguine expectations
for the future. AS heretofore, they will re.
ceive country produce in exchange for
Goods, at fair Prices.
The Puplc's humble servants.
HELLER s. BRO.
Oct Is, 1S45.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the County Of Shenandoah. held on
the 4rh day of September, ls45; David
Crawford and Mark Bird, administrators OF
James 5. Arthur, deceased plaintiffs, against
George F. Hupp and James M. Slaughter
and others. defendants--lN cHANoERY.
TNVHF defendant, James NJ Slaughter: not
Il having entered his appearance and glvei,
security according to the act of assembly ara
the rules Of this court; and it appearing pY
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inha5l-
1ant of this coua,ry; 1t is ordered. That the
said defendant do appear at the Clerks office OF
said Court. at rules to be held therein on the trst
Monday in December next, and answer the OH
of the plaintiffs and thai copy OF this ordes
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper Pno-
lished in Woodstock, for two months success,
sively, and posted at the front door OF fhs
courthouse in the said town.of Woodstock.
A copy-Teste,
S. C. WILLIAMS, c.s. c. s. c.
Sept. IS, 1845.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20

YsYHE subscriber offers for sale good az
d sor.ment of Dry Goods, Hard"are'
Queensware, Shoes. Boots. an excellent sei Is.
ton of Books Medicines. Pants. Dyes'nHs'
and Patent medicines Of every kind (such Az
Jayne's. Hance's, Sc Confectionery onac, !.
~. s.gsssfs. Stone aaxl Potters' ware Glass Of
al s.zes-}fepl. iiarden Seedsjust iecered~--
and r,apy articles TOO tedious to mention -
Ca!l for what you want, and any article called
for, if not on hand, can be purchased by one
Of my family in Baltimore now, and sent on III
few days will sell every article as low as
it can be had elsewhere. Produce taken IN
exchange for goods Reasonable credlt VIII
be given, and cash thankfully receis ed.
JOHN G. SCEMiTT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20

TBVHE subscriber has On hand, nearly IN,
Z ished, large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, Three Horse do, New Carryali.
finished completely; or 2of the Strickier
Wheat Fans, all Of which will be sold low tor
cash or on time to good responsible persons, or
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
cali On the subscriber at his store in Woodstock.
where he has large stock Of Goods Of all
kinds, new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all Of which Will be
sold low fer cash CT on tine to punctuai Gus
toners, CT exchanged for produce.
JOHN c. KERN.
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LECTURE ON CHEMISTRY,
At the Lisbon Institution.

an the seventh of January, 1916, BENZ.
" Fl. BENTON will deliver Lecture, in
troductory to Course Of Lectures on Chem
istry at the Lisbon Institution, Loudoun.
The extensive collection of apparatus at this
Institution, enables the Professor to illustrate
his Lectures by several hundred interesting
experiments; and the general arrangements
and conveniences of the Laboratory enables the
Student to get practical knowledge of that
interesting and very important science, its ap-
plication to the arts and sciences, analysis of
soil. SC.
For particulars, apply at the Institution; if
by letter, direct Gree of POSTAGE to B. H. B.,
N1iddleburg. Loudoun county, Virginia.
Arrangements have been made to accommo-
date few more Boarders. Young men wish
ing to enter as students, and have the advan-
tage of the above course of Lectures, should
make early application in order to insure pla-
ces.
November Ia, 1645.-3t.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
Notice..

A PETITION viii be presented TO the
IA next General Assembly OF Virginia.
PRAYING that body to pass law authorising
the sale of part of the land granted by pate,.
to the Reformed and Lutheran denominations,
Tying near iberty run, in this county, adjoi,
ming Peter Helsly, CHI istian nellnger and
others, being the same wherein Jacobs
Church is now erected. The proceeds to
be placed i'll permanent fund, and the in.
terest thereof TO be applied to keeping the
buildings in repair. and for literary purposes.
September 8, 1845
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NEW EDITIONS.
Just Published,

WINTER GIFT FOR LADIES, being
instructions in Knitting, Netting and
Crochet Work, containing the newest
and most fashionable patterns. From
the latest London editions. Revised and
enlarged by an American Lady. Price
- - cents.
THE LADIES' WORK-BOX COMPANION,
being instructions i'll all varieties of Can
vass work, with twenty-nine engraved
specimens. From the second London
edition. Revised and engraved by a
lady of New YORK. Price II cents.
THE LADIES' GUIDE TO EMBROIDE.
RY AND APPLIQUE, being introduce
tons in Embroidery on silk, velvet, mus
lin, lace, merino, &c, and in Applique
with fifteen beautiful engraved patterns.
From the latest Lonhon edition. Ded-
Gated to the Queen. Revised and
enlarged by an American Lady. Price
l21 2 cents,
THE LADIES SELF INSTRUCTOR in
Millinery. Mantua making, ana all bran
ches of Plain sewing, with particular d.
rectons for cutting out dresses. &c BY
an American Lady. Illustrated with
fourteen engravings. Price IL IL
cents.
Ten comics Of the above works sent to one
address, Tor one CoiiaI. nc Poo.asS Ps'
copy viii be only 1.2 cents. for any distance:
A single 1912 cent piece may be enclosed
for one book, or Is ceuts for two. &c. Or
ders, POSTAGE PAID, from any post ofiace IN
the United States. punctually attended to-
lCTCountry Editors giving this advertisement,
entire, and sending paper containing IT. shall
receive as an equivalent two sets OF the Doc KS :
advertised. The above works are also to-,
sale BY ali cheap publication agents. al a.
dress the publishers
f. b., ZIERER g CO. 3 Ledger Binding,
Third and Chestnut streets Phllaa |
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Married,

On the ll;h inst, by Rev. G. G..
Brooke, Mr.. Jacob. {. Boacman, of
Rockingham, TO Mss CatAarine Seiver,
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Sewer, of this
county.
o. We acknowledge the receipt ola hand
some slice Of the bridal cake, with the above
notice. We most sincerely wish he young
couple happy and prosperous voyage over
lifes ever-changing, and sometimes boisterous
ocean. Let them remember, that the ''bIess-
FIJI honeymoon, like s'Scintha's waning
horn,' will ere long pass away like a thing
forgotten, 10 give place to those stern realities
which time and ripper years shall introduce
those cares and responsibilities, which only re-
fine the feelings of the heart, chasten the pas
sions, and strengthen the affections; and let
them learn to bear with each others infirrni-
ties, and practice those virtues without which
no happiness is known.
On the Sth inst, by Rev. c. BrettelI,
Mr.. James a. Stcon,s, to MISS Isabel
Ia B. Hlremd,, daughter of Mr. John
Wireman, all of this county.
On the 18th inst, by Elder Levi ".
N. Barton, Mr.. George Sine to. MISS
Cornelia GunneN, all Of this county.
On the same day, by Rev. J. N.
Schumacher, Mr.. George Kabler, to
Mrs. Catharine Hammon, all of this
county.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20

and the prisoner escaped. We learn
from the Quincy Wing, that the Nor
mons in Nauvoo have actually defed
the power Of the State, and declared
no more arrests shall be made in Nau.
700.
Col. Warren, with the force under
his command was preparing to march
into Nauvoo for the purpose of execu-
ting the writs against Redding, Bing-
ham, Young and others; but we are
not advised of the result of this attempt
to enforce the law. 1t is said by the
Wing, that Col. Warren is in posses
sion ofcertain information, that bogus
mandatory is now, and was. before
e. death Of the Smiths, in operation at
DO; and that the Twelve, or some
Ffnem, are interested in it.
The trial Of Backenstos, for the MUIR
der of Worrell, did not take place
Before the time of trial, Backenstos ap-
piled for change of venue from Han
cock, alleging that the Judge and peo-
pie We're prejndiced against him. The
application was granted, and the case
removed TO Peoria county.
The Warsaw Signal says that three
Mormon houses were burned last week
IN the south end Of the county, by
whom ii does not know. The Signal
censuIes such acts in strong terms. ID.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
FOR THE LADIES.

HyHIBET Cloth. Nous. de Lains, Cashmere
IL de Cosse. Blk. and Fig. Alpaccas, Rich
Fancy Pripts. Shawls, Dress Hkfs, velve,
Ties, plaid and Striped Jaconetts. Swis.
Muslins. Eallston and Domestic Bingham.
Mitts, Kidd Gloves, Gala Plaids, Blk and
White Fig. Nets, Isle and Thread Edging.
ard Laces, Bonnetiand Cap Ribbons, Blk
and White Cotton and Worsted Hose, Tuck
Combs, Hair Pins, &c. &c. .4'ss sa
Call in, Ladies, ut Head Quarters, where
Won will find all the above goods. sold very
cheap. NEuBEN WALTON.
November 6, 1915.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
Commissioners Sale
OF LAND.

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
ID the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the County of Page, pronounced
at the September term Of said Court, 1915, in
a suit then depending and undetermined, in
which Silas Frstoe, guardian for Julia Ann
Fristoe and Jane Fristoe, was plaintiff, and
Joshua Wood, and A. A. Jones, Trustee for
Joshua Wood, were defendants
shall offer for sale. on the premises, on Sal
,uiay the 10Th day Of November, 1915. al pub
lie auction, one fifth part Of a tract Of LAND,
containing
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
l,u6lit &dH+

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
Ed Reuben c. Kneisley to the subscriber,
bearing date the 23d day of May, 1915, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of Shenan-
doah county, shall, with the consent Of the
parties to said deed, proceed, ON Saturday the
ed dag Of this noslth, at the house. Of sad
Kneisley, to sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder. for cash. about TWO HUNDRED
BUSHELS OF WHEAT.
MARK BIRD, Trustee.
NJ, on 1cfs
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-11-20
NEW
FALL & WINTER
Npops.

TESHE undersigned is now receiving AMI
3 opening splendid assortment OF SEA-
ScNABLE GOODS, to which he v oud invite
the attention of purchasers, who will find II to
their interest to give the assortment an exam
nation before purchasing. The following
articles comprise part of the stock
Sup. blue, black and cadet cloths-pilot
ana beaver do-fancy and plain cassimeres, sat
tlnetts and overwhelmingly jeans and gol
den mlxed-valentia, merno, and other styles
of vestmgs-calicoes. gingI,ams-black color
ed, figured and striped alpacas, mouslIn de
| lslns, cashmeres, black and lead cashmeres-
thibet cloth, rep. CASHMERE, chusan and cash
mere de cosse-Dlk and co)d Tibet idkfs ,
monslin do, figured cashmere do.-men's
scarfs, linen hemstitched l.tkts.-fancy gimps
and bob. lace-pad woollen sha~ls, honey
| comb. nett. figured ard swiss muslin PLAN do
swiss hoods, blanket and nett shawls-
plush points--blk silk girales, rich terkin
shawls-satn cravats, Jackson diaper, net,
worsted shawls tlamask do bonnet and cap
-artifcials-qnilings cap net's. iaces
and edgings-ades' black cashmere hose
ehldren's mufts-gmgham cravats, gala
plalds. fancy seys-pongee. bandsna and
other hdkts. blk and co'd cravats ami scaffs
= blk filet aHi love helkf IS and veils-gumel,s-
w oPSiIuSIa-iltjSk!n, DSafST, DHSh d III
cashmere g!oves-striped whitney blankets
Fl A II ID W 4 II F.,
GU EMS " RE,
G r O e f. X f. S, &c.
COTTON YARN g CANDLE WICK
In short, my stock embraces all ARTICLES us,-
ally called for in country stores, and which
will be sold at reduced prices for cash -
Country produce will be taken in exchange
for goods at fair rates. Iwant it understood
that will not be undersod
JOHN SIBERT.
October l6, 845.
CrOCkery & Stone Ware.
A good assortment constantly kept OH
"A hand and for sale very low. by
july 81. l845 i G. sCHMITT.
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CLOTHS, &c.

q ps. Sup. Beaver Cloths for Over Goats.
- Sup. French and English Blue and Black
Cloths, 10 ps Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
so ps Plain and F ,ncv Sattinetts, from 50
cts. up, Sup. Silk Velvet. Satin and Fancy
Vest Patterns, Sup silk Pocket Hkfs.. Gum
suspenders, Fancy Scartis, Comforts. Kid,
Wooden and Buck Gloves. And great vari
city Of other goods. which I would be pleased
to show, If you will call in at Head Quarters.
Nov. e is. II. WALTON.
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Commissioners Sale.
McInturff and others, plaintias,2
rs. IN cHANcERY

Mclnturff and others, plaintiffs.
rs. I'm cHANcERy
Fout and others, defendants,
DURSUANT to decree of the County
4 Court OF Shenandoah, pronounced in the
above named cause, OF the 18th day of Novem-
Der, l845, shall, on Saturday The 18Th day
Of December neat, upon the premises, in Pow
ell's Big Fort, proceed to sell at public sale.
the LANDS of which David Mclnturtf, SEN,
died seized, upon the following terms, to w.t.
One-third Of the purchase money in twenty
days from the day of sale, one-third in nine
months, and the residue in eighteen months
from the day of sale; the purchaser to give
bonds with three good securities, and the deed
to recite that lien is retained on the land for
the purchase money.
Further information in regard to the premi-
ses will be given on the day Of sale. The wi
dow's dover has been assigned to her, and
said property will be sold subject to her dover.
DAVID McINTURFF, Jr.
Nov. 90, le45. Commissioner.
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Entirely Fresh and New
FOR LADIES' WEAR.

We are not forgetful Of the Ladies, but
always place them A. No l, and therefore
solicit them to call and examine our new
stock Of RICH FANCY DRESS GOODS. viz:
! Sup Black Silk warp. plaid and Fig'd A'Pa-
cas-. Ihhet Cloths, Sup. Black and fancy
Mouslln de Lains, Rep. Cashmere, Chusan
and Cashmere de Cosse, Black and Fancy
| Silks Jaconet, swiss and Cheek Mus':ns.
| and White Nets Brussels and Victoria Skirts,
Black and Cord Silk Blk. Cashmere. Blk
Alpaca, Colorcd Alpaca and Cotton Hosiery
Kid Shoes and Cater Boots, Blk and Coloied
{ Kid Gloves. SiilS Mohair and Worsted Gloves
and Mitts. Thread Isle and Bob Laces, Ed
gings and Insertings, SWISS and .'aconet lnsel-
tmgs and Finishing, Bonnet and Cap Rib
bands, Cap Springs, Hair Gimp, French
Flowers and Cap Tabs. Satin, silk and Wors-
ted Cravats, Silk ami Velvet Points, BIZ, FL
it and Love Hdkfs and Wells, Rich. Terkery
Mouslin de Lain, Printed Cloth, Blank ct,
stitched HIS. Blk Paris and Fancy Gimps,
Black and Fancy Alpaca, aprons, Green Bar
age, &C. &c.
We would also call the attention of the
Gentlemen to large and Fashionable stock
of cloths. casslmeres, sattinets, and vestings,
viz: French and American Blk and Blue
Black, Codrington, Silk fig, Golden. Citron
Green, Wave Beaver, Mixed and Blue Beaver
and Pilot Cloths, Plaid Cloaking, Sup. Eng
sh Black fig. Black. Sup. Ruby. Fancy
Plaid, Golden, Gray, Striped and Doe Skin
Cassmeres, Plain and Fancy Satinets, Ken.
lucky Jeans Plain Black and Fancy Satin
Merino, Valentia, and other styles of Vestings.
Gum Suspenders, Shirt Bosonl's, and Collars,
Gold Buttons with Stud Bottoms, Fancy OPP
era tie Cravat Stocks, Blk Satin Scarfs, Black
Italian Fancy Alpaca, and Fancy Satin Cravats,
KID Hoakin Beaver, and Berlin Gloves, Silk
Pocket Hdkfs, Comforts.
ST.4PLE GOODS.
Fancy and Lapolka Calicoes, Beached and
Brown sheeting and Shifting, Kenton Elan
nels, vi ginia Osnaburgs, Am. Nankeens
Green Baze. paper Muslin. Ginghams. Bird
eye Diaper Sup. Brown Linen table Cloths
Irish Linen, Apron Check, Bleached and
Brown rulings. Twild. Green. Red and VIII,
Flannel, Cotton Fringe, Raw Cotton and Cot.
Batting, Bedtick, Plaid Linsey. Cotton Yarn
'Cantllewick, Cotton Pocket and Dress fIdkls.
Parsons Spool Cotton, Bee, Mack, and Negro
Blank cts To which we call the attention Of
heads of families.
Fl A2DW RE, @ UEEN w A r E,
o o T S. S II 0 f s, H a I S. c A z S.
GRO F. RI ES,
DYEST FFS, ALT sc.
We could continue 10 enumerate articles
of our stock which we have neglected, but
we deem it unnecessary to do so.
Our goods were all bough, for cash, and
will be sold very low for cash. Call in and
see us. Produce taken in ex change for
goods
October %, 1S45.
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Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
DoMESTICs, HARDWARE,
QuEEkSWARE, GROCERIES,

B001S, OH0eS, caps, B0H79e7S, &C: yt'
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodstock
and vicinity are respectfully solicited to call
in and examine my stock. shall take great
pleasure in showing them my goods: feeling
every assurance as to price and quality, that
they will give entire satisfaction.
return my sincere thanks for the very lib
eral encouragement ! have heretofore met
with, and hope, by prompt attention to bust
ness, to merit a continuance OF their favors.
Country produce taken in exchange for
Goods as usual.
REUBEN WALTON
November 6, 1915.
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county.

Jso. w. WATSON, Esq, is author
ised to receive subscriptions for the
SENTINEL, and to receive and receipt
for money due this office, in Page
county. His residence is at Luray.