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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-20
MAUCK,S PATENTED
| N PROVED HOT BOLT

now offered 20 The test IF the public. ron.
Il hdentiy belle wing that all @ho give the
>sis: fo't fair trial. wi II be fully Convinced
OF its superiority over all others nov in uss.
The advantages of this Improvement in tn.
| boiling OF Hour are very many aud important.
whilst the quantity of machinery thereto is
greatly reduced and snipl.fied, there being
n"t TWO wheels necessary to propel the Dol
| ing apparatus thereby lessen fig the amount
Ut friction, and of water or Steam power &c.
Is. this plan, the meal is conveyed directly
from TIE Elevators to The Betting Cloth
""ho"' the use OF Hopper Boy; and the Bolts
are always in operaIon lille the Burrs are
running Much labor is not only ,ayetl, BIT,
no loss IS sustained from Sour escaping il
line torn OF dust; anti meai bolts nt,se reaail,
whist warm than after being eaposet. to The
AR, as ny the old system BY m. ans of a
screw. wedge or lever, he ches. and boiling
reel are most easily elevated or depressed
az me tai or fHithe.t extremity from the
spout OF entrance thereby giving it the pow.
Ct OF bo'lng more Or less rapidly, and a,lap.
'.he " with the utmost precision to the condI-
non OF the wieat when ground, or state Of
The weather; so that -four CAY be boi,ed in
any state the wheat can he ground No fears
need be entertained of the capacity Of this
Improvement III the boiling f -four to NEE,
'he wants and wishes of the Miller. as it has
anea y been tested under every variety OF
circumstance TO which the successful opera.
i've ~ The manufacture of -four is expos, d,
ana in every instance has given entire salts.
faction, where aud " hen tested.
In building or repairing of Mills, those WHO
adopt thus invention, will find great saving
IN the Quantity OF tmoers, irons, mach merry
cloth. and mill ,w1ight's ~o,k k. less water or
steam power is required, more -four produc>
ed IRON given Quantity of wheat, and the
ho'tIng gear less liable to get outof repair
wlnist The miller by the use of a variety of
>pouts, may take his -four from til chest in
an, Quality desired
The unders gned has taken an agency for
Mauck's Hot Bolt, for The counties of Angus.
ia. Rockingham, Shenandoah, Page, Warren
and Frederick, and will give his personal at
tent'on 10 all the demands made upon him for
the use Of this invention
The subscriber will dispose Of rights and
erect the above named Bolts upon the mos;
reasonable terms. Address the undersigned
at Woodstock, Virginia.
NJ. B. MILLER
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I.4N A.MBURGH & cos
MENAGERIE

WILL be exhibited in Woodstock. on
w TUESDAY the 25,h day Of April. 1913.
Hours Of Exhibition. from 2 TO 4 o'clock,
p. ~. .admissicn Is cents. Children sn,der
9 gears Of ags. half price.
The procession of Carriages. Cages,&c will
enter the above town from S'rasburg. at Ii
O'Clock on the above morning preceded bv
the colossal Tuba Rheela or Greci*n State
Carriage. painted an" gldetl in the most gor
geons style. coh'ain. posr's FAMOUS NEW
YORK BRAss BAND
The Carriages and Cages all new. ibuilt by
Mr. Stephenson in Y. hight, finished. pain
ted and decorated. are drawn by troupe of
100 DaPPLE GRAY HORSES. the finest stud ever
collected together.
Tnt CAvALcADE will pass thro' the principal
streets OF the town advertised for exhibtion}
to the Spacious Pavilion erected for tie exhi
bition of this collection Of animals, where the
public may have an opportunity of beholeling
the Thrilling Performances of Miss F.. CAL
houn and Mr. Brooks who together will give
an inter esting Illustration of the ascentancv
of intellect over III" Wild tenants of the for
est UTSee large bills at the principal Hotels.
The same Will be exhibited at Winchester
the 2lst & Pc, and Strashurg the 24tI, inst
April 90
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
OF
Ne,o s. Cheap Goods.

TIME subscriber has just added to his stock
IL an entirely new selection Of SPRING &
SUMNER GOODS. embracing every article
of Domestic and Foreign goods usually to be
found in country stores. He would say 20
those who wish their cash 60 farthest, to call
at No. 4. Cheapsi2e, oppoite C. Welsh's
Hotel. He is enabled to sell goods. for The
cash, at unprecedented low prices-a little
cheaper than the cheapest. Try him. ITO
buy is to be convinced"
In the line Of groceries, &c, inducements
rarely to he met with are offered
nr Country produce received in exchange
for goods as usual at customary prices.
H. S. g. ALBERT.
March 80, l848.
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WOODSTOCK
FEMALE SEMINARY,

FKNIIE third session Of this institution cosns
Il menced the first of Feb, 1848; and the
Trustees would take advantage of the oreh-
ing of a new term. to call :he attention OF tile
community to school in their midst. {deveA
ted exclusively to Female Etlucstion)of whose
highly beneficial influence they feel more and
more convinced.
Under the supervision of the MISSES
IEEpER this school has been now in opera
ton one wear In this time the most decided
improvement in many respects are visible-~
The advantages to their own daughters ars
such many of,hem feel cannot be too high
!y estimated
The terms Of tuition will compare very fa-
vorably in point of cheapness with those 81
any institution Of equal standing in tile coa;.s
trv-Thry as follows:
, For Reading, Writing, and the first classes ii
! Geography and Grammar per session OF Ave
months Sc 90
For the higher English branches s %
For do do with the French 10 90
The spring session commences the first Of
February and closes the last of June.
JAMES G fRAVEt,
WM a CRAWFORD,
JOHN GATEWOOD,
Committee in behalf of the Trustees
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CERTIFICATE S.
NJ. B. MILLER.

Ih's IS to certify, that have had one of
=. c. Mauck's Patent Hot Bolts ,.see. in m,
Mil since October last. and am SO mich
pleased with 1t. that no reasonable sum of
money could induce me to dispose of it, In
Justice to the Pateniee, and for the benefit of
M'iiers geueraliy, am induced to state some
OF the advantages attending this Bolt. 1t is
much cheaper. more durable. requ res less
power. ami makes more and better Aour from
'he same wheat. Family and superfine flour
can he made at the same time The hooper.
noy IS dispensed with. and in my Mill, where
'''ir'een Wheels were used OH the old plan,
TWO are found insufficient The machinery
being thas reduced, it will he all-importan,
o" WEAK streams REUBEN FOI.TZ.
New Port M!ls,Page Co. Va March o,'46
ISLAND MILLS, March, "a, 1876
After t.urteen years experience as head
miller IN different mills. I aL now engac ed
IN tentl'ng the island Mills where one of
Robert T. Muck'S Hot Bolts is in operation,
which am SO much pleased with that 1 feel
myself under obligation to Mr.. Mauck and
'hefpublic, to state some Of lis atlvartaees.-
LIST. 1t requires less room in mill ri. Re
quires less labor to be performed BY the mil
Ter Sd, II finishes boiling and grinding at
The same time; thereby saving much time
And instead OF grinding to suit the bolt, as is
customary TN the old plan. now grind to
su't the wheat. and regulate my bolt to suit
my grinding. which can be done instantly
In short. certify that this Bolt is superior to
any tina, has every come under nv notice.
WILLIAM +. RONDABUSH.
Many otler certificates might be given, bu,
the above, from millers extensively known in
the Valley. as competent judges. are deemed
sufficient tor all practical purposes. To Mill
owners he would say, Try the Bolt.
NJ. 3. NJ.
Woodstock Va March II l348
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GREAT REDUCTION!
Mckeever'S Iron and Brass
FOUNDRY,
NEAR THE FREMONT HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VA,


S now in full operation and prepared to
Il make any kind of castings a, short notice
lie has lifted up machinery for grinding Mould
Boards on the face, and has fine assortment
on hand. groond smooth and bright, which
he will sell tor the same that Mould Boards
Boards have been sold at heretofore, together
with Machine Castings-also FIRE Irons Of
handsome patterns and Wagon Boxes of all
zes, which he vii, sell for less than Castings
have ever been sold in this market. l: would
be to the interest of those wishing to purchase
castings OF any kind to call and examine his
stock bet' re purchasing elsewhere. would
say to machlnlsts and others whe have their
own patterns to bring them on and give me a
trial. and they shall have castings made from
the best Of pig iron. and for less than they
they have been paving heretofore. There
will be a pattern max er alwa, at the Foundry
who will make patterns ON reasonable terns
Any patterns that would be TO alter or re par
will be done free Of charge. also continue
to manufacture my improved machine for
thrash'ng and cleaning Grain. This machine
is well known in this country to be great
labor saving machine-i, can be moved with
tour horses, and when properly attended will
thrash, $50 to 800 bushels of Wheat per dav,
with the same number Of hands aud horses
other machines require to perform the snsl-
operation Of thrashng. will repair Thrash
ing Machines at a short notice and on accom-
modatng terms
Understandings ard Iron Turning done with
neatness and despatch
Old Brass and cast Iron taken at the Foun-
dry in exchange for new work.
Having long experience in business and
"lsh to please, solicit a liberal patronage.
MATHEW MckEEVER.
April 6, 1848-,,m
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April l5--ot(s3J

VIRGINIA. TO Wit:
~ Jules held in the Clerks Office of the
county court for the county of Page. on
Monday the Sd day of April, in the wear
1913. Samuel Kern, complainant VS. James
Lakewood, Wright Gatewood: admins.
traitor OF CLANCY Gatewood, decd. David
Stricken. Pascha Graves, Peter I.auck.
nh'rew Mckay and julius M Rider,
ue'eiiaht---IN CnANCEHY.
VIE defendant, James M Gatewocd. not
having entered his appearance and giv-
en- security, according to the act of Assemb],
an" me rules OF tbs court. and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence II at he is not an in,
ilabi'ant OF this Sia,e--Ir Is ORDERED. That
he do appear bere on the fl st Monday in Jul,.
next, and enter his appeara zee and answer
tie compliments bill. and We security for
performing the decree of the court-and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
the Sentinel Of the Valley. newspaper pub
lished in Woodstock. for two months succes
s'veiy. and posted at the front door of the
court house OF the said county of Page.
w. LAUCK, elk Pare ca ct
April Is, '4S
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GROUND PLASTER.

r HAVE large s.,.plv of rich NOE3
SCOTIA PLASTER, which I keen on
hand ground. and which will sell by weigh,
at Winchester prices. and will take corn or
wheat in MISUNDERSTANDING more than the
Winchester prices for them BY stopping at
my Mill. Shenandoah farmers would save a
day and the toll of one gale
RICHARD w. BARTON.
Near Newtown, Arril s. l24S-St
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IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
- Pos, Office al Woodstock. on the first
day of April, 1913. which. If not taken on, by
the first day Of July next, will be sent 10 the
General Post Office as dead letters
james Allen, Esq Henr, Arehart
Lear Bowman John Burk
Henry Beiduhomer 2 VIM N Brown
Philip Borden William B gley
Mary Coffiman VIM Cullers
Andrew Cullers Charles Chapman
George Coffelt Brvon Daily
Joseph FIJI Daniel Fisher
Philip Flnt Levi Gochenauer
VIM Gray, Esq Daniel Gets
William Good Benjamin Hartman
Isabella tIiggings James W Hall
Keller A,fl LEAR
John Leach Jacob Lavman
Hiram Myers Addison Munich
Miss Margaret Miller Mrs Hannah P Monroe
Henry Maphis Mis- Mary NJ Her
Frederick McInturff Joseph Noggle
" iii. m & Overall Mrs Eliza Orndorff
Jackson Obannon, attorney at law
Miss Lvsabe,h Peer Samuel B Read
James Richards john Sa,im
Abraham Soxman JOIN Swaney, Jr
George w Smoots M IS Arts mes, Shaw
Jacob Smoker Abraham Sagtr
Elizabeth Shpe Andrew Wenck
Samuel Wendell
UTPersons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised.
VIM GOLLADAY, p. Nj.
April &, 1848 So
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WHOOPING COUGH.

TNIfIS distressing complaint can be cured
Il hv The use of HFNRYS COUGH
SYRUP, me!cne prepared from receipt
of an experienced physician of large practice
and high standing in the community: Fonrt
children in one family we're recently cured
by the use of one bottle. A ply cirian il
brownsville (Pa) writes shat he has found
this medicine very etiectual. especially in cas-
ses of whooping cough The price is ffy eta
per bottle. For sale bv
Dec 80 JOHN G SCHMIff.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue Of q deed Of. trust executed to
- the subscriber by Uriah Fisher for the
neneht OF John N Hill shall. on SATURDAY
me 18th OF May, upon the premises, proceed
.3, sell at public sale. to the highest
bidder, for. cash, a HOUSE IND "a
LOT, in the town of Strasbnre, ssssssn%
now in :h> occupancy of said Fisher g .l. a
and is half OF Lot No. 81. as designa ed m !.
plat of said town of Strashurg.
APrli ~ NJ. BIRD, Trustee.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cui, Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER,
for he county OF Shenandoah, for the month
of February. 1848; Peter Craig and Mary
his wife plaintiffs, AGAINST Lev: Pence, Ad.
am Pence, -- Monger and Molly his
wife. and othe RS. tlefendants-IN cHANcERY.
HHHE defendants - Monger and Molly
IL his wife. no: having entered their APP.
pearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules of this court:
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants of this countsy: Ir IS
ORDERED. That the said defendants do appear
at the clerks office Of said circuit superior
court of law and chancery to be held therein
on the frs. Monday in May next. and an
.wer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN Woodstock, for two
months successfully. ard posted at the front
door of the court house in .he said town Of
Woodstock. A copy-Teste.
SAM'L C.. WILLIAMS, csc.
Feb. "a. l848.
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Fry Goods, DOlnestics, &C.

~ BALES Heavy 4 Brown Nuslns
Il - do Fine a. and do do
do Tagging
do Heavy Duck for Bagging
S do 8 and 4 O,naburg
8 do Twiled do
do B'ue Stark Drills
do Twilled Suffolk do
9 do Nankeen Osnab,rg,a new article
so pieces Bed Tickings
so do Nankeens
200 do Cal;coes at IA to l8 5-4 cents
100 do Rleached Cottons
so do Plantations Stuhs
IS do Plaid Cottons
Ginghams. AI2acas. Checks, Cotton Yarns
Carpet Yarn. Cloths. Cassimeres. with
great variety Of other gools in the Dry Good
line. All of which they offer very low fo
cash OF in exchange for Flour. Wheat. &c.
&c. WOOD & BANNER.
Winchester Depot April 4.
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VIRGINIA, To WIT:
At court continued and held for the county
of Shenandoah. on Tuesday the 9Th day OF
February. lS48 William ] Monroe and
John NJ Bayley, plaintiffs, Ae.:Nsr William
Newell and Montgomery Il Elbon and
Ann his wife. defendants-IN cHa~cEnr.
T&HE defendant, Montgomery r Elbon. not
II having entered his appearance and Civ.
ell security. acc ording to the act of assembly
End the rules Of this court and It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in-
habitant of This country: II is ordered. That
the defendant do appear here, on the Monday
before the second Tuesday in May next. and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Woodstock, fot
two months successfully, and posted at the
from. door OF the cour: house In the sais. town
of Woodstock. S C WILLIAMS. csc
Feb ~
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N f. W
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS.

FENfIE Subscribers would announce to theft
Il ffiehi's and The public. that they have
ii'Ist received. Ut theif iiew room in Wood
e'.cS.a full and general sup5,y Of NEW AND
SEASONABLE GOODS.
Their hs@ assortment was purchased nj
lowest market priscs. and embraces
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Queenswart,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
HoodUare, Easfhen and Stoneuure,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, etc.
g0N9GgUlGN@GWa
DRUGS, DYE STUFFS, PAINTS.
In fact. they prepared to fur ish every
description of uools usually kept by country
Merchants. WI ARE DETERMINED 70
SELL. GOODS. AT LOW PRICES, to thsse
~ho will fav,rus with call. Thankf full tot
past patronage, we shall endeavor TO merit h
continuance ofihe same for the future.
GJTCountrv produce will be taken in Ell.
cl.ange for Goods, as heretofo,
WALTON 4 co.
Wo nlstock, April {, ls4s. =s-sa
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sYNODICAL NOTICE.

vvyHE. Central Evangelical Lutheran Synod
i Of Virginia. will meet in Crab Bottom.
Hishland county. on Monday the 29.h day Of
May. l646. Religions services to commence
al IL oreyious Saturday at Il o'clock.
1T. TABLER, See'y.
Anil %. lsle.
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euexx WAS taken up by the sub
AslWMktrS scriber,! living in Page county.
'M,o0.W Va. an EsTKAy STEER. Of
e.es.s,.sss: red color, with halt crop of
the left and swallow fork in the right ear,
and was appraised a, four dollars. The own
er is requested to prove property, pay char
yes and take him away.
ALERT X PRESSGRAVES.
Page county, March so 1845-3t ST.
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WINCHESTER FOUNDRY,

" AASO III nIS EA6 4 OOIV u kH u ;
vSNHE subscriber takes this method of in
Il forming his customers and the public
generally, that he still carries on the business
of
Casting Iron and Brass, Iron Turning
and Mill Smithing,
At his establishment on Market street, one
door south Of Pauls Union Hotel, where he
is prepared To furnish castings of every de
scripton al short notice and reasonable terms
made from the BEST metal in the Valley -
AiN avs on hand full assortment of Machine
Castings. Mould Boards. Wagon Boxes, Fan
Wheels. Mill Gudgoons. Saw Mill Cranks. &c.
Constantly on hand full assortment of Hath.
away 6 Whites Patent Hot Air Cooking
Stoves. Milier's Patent Machine for Cutting
and Grinding Corn Fodder, Hay aud Straw
THIS machine is unrivalled as to simplicity
and durability. it is constructed for either
man or horse power. The subscriber invites
mill owneis, mill wright's. and ;hresing ma.
chnemakers to call and xaniinel.is la, &c assott-
ment Of patterns. A first rate pattern maker al.
ways ready to furnish any pattern ord red "a,
the shortest notice. Orders thank fully re
ceived and promptly attic neied to Thank ful
for past favOrs, he solicits continuance OF the
same.
CJCash paid for old Iron and Brass Cas-
tinss. GEORGE W. CHM.
Winchester. March is. lo4E-5m.
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At meeting of the Trustees of The town of
Woodstock. on Saturday evening the 9Th day
of May, 1915
The following BY Laws. and amendments
to existing Bylaws, were reported, passed,
and ordered to be enrolled:
An &C, to prevent trespasses npon the Commons,
Streets and Alleys.
Be it enacted by the President and Board Of
Trustees for the Town of Woodstock. That
hereafter no person shall dig or remove any
dirt, clay. or sod from the Commons Of the
town of Woodstock. or any of the streets and
alleys Of said town. without :he permission of
the Trustees, given in meeting, or the consent
Of majority of the Trustees in writing, poin-
ting ont at what place said dirt, cay or sod.
shall be dug or removed from. Any person
offending against the provisions of this act.
shall forfeit and pay fine of not less than one
nor more than five dollars for each and every
offence, to be sued for, recovered, and appro-
priated as other funds are now recovered and
appropriated.
This act shall be in force from the passage
thereof
An &C, amending an act against Nnlsances and
Distractions in the Streets and Alleys OF
the town Of Woodstock, and fines imposed
on certain other offences therein mentioned,
passed July 2. 1916.
Be it enacted by the President and Board 2
Trustees of Woodstock. That the provisions
of the above reciied act be. and the same are
hereby declared to apply. in all IFS extent. TO
the Commons And be i, further enacted, that
all dead carcases or pn'rid substances. or those
liable to become pnrid shall be removed by
the persons who were the owners of said bodies
or substances. 81 far from the said town SO as
not to annoy the citizens of said town. or hurry
the same, so as not TO produce any such annoy
ance And this act shall be in force from the
passage thereof.
An act To amend the act for appointing OH
GERS. passed April 1916.
Be il enacted by the President and Board OF
Trustees, That hereafter the election for OH
GERS directed to be appointed under existing
laws. shall take place at the first meeting of
the Trustees after their election, or as soon
thereafter az practicable.
This act shall be in f,rce from the passage
thereof. : A copy-Teste.
JAS. G. FRAVEL. CPk.
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NOTICE.


A LII persons are hereby notified not to trust
=. - or deal with. on my account, Mrs. Eve
Fout, for whom am Committee. as | will not
pay any debts OF her contracting, nor be re-
sponsble for any Of her transactions.
DANIEL WEBB.
April Is. lS42-3t
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FURNITURE PRINTS.

10 PIECES prints. be:uti i'll patterns, just
- received and for sale very cheap a, the
new store Of CLOVER s. GOLLADAY.
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ana o'ner necessary clubhouse The Mer
chant MIL runs two pairs of burrs and coun>
try stone. to vi i:h is attached !. rORN
IND PLASTER CRUST Err. These
Mills are in good rera: and situated in as fine
a. ne'gi hood AS amy in tile VALLEY. This
property had been formerly divided mo two
tracts. about SO acres Of which we've attached
TO the Mills. Nevertheless it will be offered
entire. or IN two parcels, as may best suit the
convenience OF those wishing to become pur
chasers. The terms will be made known ON
The day OF sale, when some of the heirs will
be IN attendance In the meantime any per
son wishing to view the property. can have it
pointed out to them by Jacob Hernsberper. or
jacob WynaEt, living neal e premises.
II E HEIRS
or F. llernsbeIger, decd.
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Died.,

In St:aSburg, On Wednesday The
9Th inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH MAcHIR,
for many years an inhabllant Of ,ha,
place, and respected and beloved BY
all who knew her.
In this county, on Friday last, Mrs.
MARY HAUsENFLUCK, wife Of Mr.
Samuel HauSenfuck leaving an in
FAINT few weeks old, and many friends
and relatives to mourn their loss. She
was only i'll about two days. How
true is II, that Sin The midst of life we
are in dea,hn'
On the same day, Mr.. --- by
SER, an aget! and respectable citizen
Of this county.
At the residence Of his son-in- law,
Doct. 7. D. Lemon, in La Porte, Ia. :,
on the 9Th inst, MICHAEL HAAS, in
the S1st year Of his age.
Mr.. HAAS was, for many years, a
citizen oe Woodstock, Virginia-re.
moved to eweLexipgion. Indiana, in
the fall, Of 1919, and has resided with
his children in this place since 1S41.
He died as he had lived for more
than half a century, christian, conf
IDENTITY relying on Chris, as his Sa-
viour.
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VALUABLE
NORTH RIVER LAND
AND MILLS
IGOR SALE

w r. will offer at public sale, ON Friduu
w me 5M day Of Moy meet. on the premi
SEES "he"e the late Emanuel Hernsberg.r
deceased. resided. all the
AASID AND M1Ayba
he'ongnglng to the said deceased, living on
'he south side OF North River enc and half
mics below Brldgewater and about the same
c G, above Mt. Crawford Rockingham CO
va. = ms land i'es vel! and is in hg Oh state
OF cultivation. This tract contains ~AAasM
26J ACRES, g