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quantities of eggs, cheese, butter, cold sa
mon, and mutton ham; and, though las
not least, little round. black, dumpy bot
tie Of genuine mountain dew.
! Delighted with their reception, please'
with each other, and urged into that exhu
berance of spirits which good cheer anC
comfortable quarters are SC well qualified
to inspire, especially when they presen
themselves 50 Unexpectedly and opportunely
as in the case of which we are speaking
the party soon begun to get exceedingly
merry so much so, that they finally de-
termined, as morning was now fast ap
preaching, not to retire to beu at all, bul
to spend the few hours they intended re-
naming where they were. IN this resoln
ton they we're the more readily confirmed
by certain proceeding of their late guide,
in happy accordance with the mirthful feel
ings of the moment. This was his taking
down from the wall fiddle, which hung
invitingly over the fire place, and striking
up some Of the liveliest airs Of his native
land. The effect was irresistible; for he
played with singular grace and skill, strik-
ing out the notes with distinctness and
precision and rapldity, that gave the full
est effect possible to the merry strains which
be poured on the ears of the captivated
listeners The party were electrified. The
gentlemen leapt to their feet, the table was
removed bodily, with all its furniturc o
one side Of the apartment, and, in al IN
stant after, the ladies also were on the floor
In another, the whole we're wheeling
through the mazes of a Highland reel.
Nor did the merriment cease till the rising
sun alarmed the jewellers, by suddenly pour
ing bis etfulgence into the apartment. On
this hint, the music and mirth both were
instantly hushed and the party, throwing
aside the levity of manner of the preceding
hours, began, with business looks, to pre-
pare for their departure. Their host press
ed them to stay for breakfast but, being
anxious at once to get forward and to enjoy
the morning ride, this invitation shey de-
cllned. Their ponies, which had been in
the meantime carefully attended to by
their hospitable landlord, were brought to
the door, and in few minutes the whole
party were mounted, and were about to
start, when the circumstance Of their late
guides again taking the reins Of Ellen !
poney in bis hand, and apparently prepar-
ing to repeat the service of the previous
night, for a momert arretesd their march !;
all protesting that they would on no ac-
count permit him to put himself by ac-
them, to the slightest further
on their account. With
what sincerity Ellen joined in this protest
for she did join in tive do not know but
it is certain that her OppOsitions to his
accompanying them did not appear at
all so cordial as that Of her companion.
TO BE CONTINUED
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rhc iollos.ng cr4dle-song was pab iished Ny Tune
med atty following the birgh Cf ths French Pane
prrial in SIS.
Hu-h-a-by, blSy, sud i The sinIs fs'r.
UH0Nn. OF and citrr tre bssT suai y ar
slouid Tie Wiud Itse o. y puiar q4aii,
DONu comes tie baby, crtsu, sccpttr AnI all
Hash-S ~, baby slumhrr, Tor nov
bun-i 'Artr a sueBi walls iur my HruS
Hut Wheu tu- time tVults o. pot me ''tuy en-.
WHAT 1t the head % aI suUuiI wear i De g,uey
Hush a-by baby, the young King Of Rome,
Born in tie ullrries, thy rog hoUe,
J. jed poor Nae, by pois IA 90 chance
Fact -slnrr u,uluUus, young a. 4c fdIs.r
liu,.. ~, btty the fair Fog ME
sJn "a the paugs a mar sr iuT thee
Cannon announced the existence b. -grn,
Cam may nuish a, stn u gun
France loves drama % Monarch ami { AT,
But e. D trsgrdS alter The slort,
once Ou ume, arid HoYaty seua~,
D-vn tell tbe % drop On The red gain0iiue.
Hlsh-a-ty, b.by, peace ushers thee IN
1 ~ this q qlvcr w ID. iuli 0t sorTow and 10.
Natt n, D5 proxy, pay court at tty BID
me day perch nee they ma hunt IN e instead
llusb aby, baby. though thy father is cute,
avery ssssssln ! oa trsmbin,D shoot.
1LUush 70 tle tlruns though art then nale,
A ban through the he'd might cut &, d the entail
Ha-h-a by, baby, N4pole N the FIRST
Hshed uGe meter aud, hke meteor burst
STRAIGHT b- thy course sht a tbs ptsr b. taine
Dol'. seem 60 d. Ezie, but usefully shine.
Hush by, baby. the claimants Of thrones
Are its- az be VByieu than Nuggtis OF Jones
1he house Is erich With fui wvrk ami fair pay
A. q ug Who may tny DC King a a.
Hush-a- by, baby, ,tongh at thy b.rih
Hur.bug called dynAstes cumber The earth,
Ire my nft cose the glad sunsh Ne MAJ team
Cu world without kings and the people Supreme.
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The American Turf

The New York Herald gives the follow
ing as the fastest recorded time:
Fastest two two-mile heats il harness
adding them together), Flora Temple,
Centerville Course, June III, 1861, against
John Morgan, 9-4S.
Fastest two miles to wagon, Dexter,
Fashson Course, Oct. p, 1865, f. SCI
Equaled BY BCtler.)
Fastest three miles under saddle, in
harness or to wagon, Dutcbman under
saddle, Beacon Course, August /, 1899,
against time, being the four mile running
time Of Fashion,, 1921.
Dexter's best three heats in a race, July
80, 1867, Riverside track against Brown
George and running mate) 7.O2
Flora Temples best three heats in
race, June 6, 1860, Union Course, agains
Patchen, 1861.
Patehens fastest two mile heat 10 bar
ness, July 10, 1860, against Flora Temple
45I4.
Fastest mile trotter and running mate
Ethan Allen, July q, 1867, against De1te.
215.
Fastest half mile in harness, Dexter
Fashion Course, june 2l, 1867, loo.
Fastest mile under saddle, Dexter, a
Buffalo, August, 1866, 21S.
Fastest mile in harness, Dexter, e
Buffalo, August II, 1867, against time
2,l74.
Fastest mile in harness, contendiDt
ng inst other horses, Lady Thorn, at Mar
rsganset, Oct. s, 1869, 2.lS4.
Fastest mile team time, Jessie Vale
and Darkness, june, 1870, at Narraganse
Course, 2.274.
Fastest mile to wagon, Dexter, Fashion
Course, June 7, 1867, 2.24.
Lady Thorn also trotted to wagon il
2.24,
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be to cut off the right hand because i =
do more work than the left
Irepeat it increases national wealth. Money
is representative of production on that
wealth, and increases just in proportion to
production, Consequently this siua taneOus
Increase of wealth and machinery diminishss
the dangerous results ascribed to the latter
Then let US encourage and greet with joy
this benefactor Of the race. This God sends,
created by divine inspiration, to lift man
up to perfection and bring him nearer to his
Creatos.
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Fastest three heats in harness, Lady

Fastest three heats in harness, Lady
Thorn, at Naragansett, October 5, 1867.
$50; Goldsmith Maid, at Buffalo, Aug.
III. 1869, $50.
Fastest two mic heat in harness, Flora
Temple, Centerville Course, Aug. l6, 1859
against Princess, 4.504.
Fastest pacing time, Billy Borst, at Buff
falo. 1863, under saddle, 2.l4t.
Fastest pacing time to wagon, POca-
hontas, Union Course, June 2l, 1855,
2.174.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION
80 & 80 La Sale St
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

DIRECTORS
G o. SCHNEIDER.
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yOEH c. CORE.
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n. y. RIDER.
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Tt. .lrstfu'tnu receives deposits % any amount from
FIVE GENTS upusrds, ami allows interest ~ the
OFF six res cent. iruuw on an amounts from Two
poars 90 rive lIluirei Dollars, al Five per cent per
auuum.
Interest is payable seulan- nails on the FIRST Mon
Iaya o. January and july Interest vithdraE Is
added .a tue principal 20 che depustor aud entitled
iutert-t t, sAn. tLe 0ri-rli deposit Interest
aU Gums commerce. The hrst uf t.s month flovinz
AL-J,gr .sts
MarrINQ women may deposit ~.lncy "a thCir oun
nsr,.s -nFI-g rI-Tf. 81 0ua order only,
Aaue,s may ne deposited Cor accumulation Tor the
Irn- m NJ ch iireu-
~ E,elaue- o. Esraps -oIdon favorable terms.
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GrGGlG6lln'S Bank Building,
3i q 36 La Sale STREET.

is fulIy organized and ready TO
receive deposits, upon which SIX
per cent interest will be paid, SGb.
ject 10 the rules Of the institution.
HENRY GREENEBAUM, Presid't
THOS, HOYNE, First ViCe-Pres't.,
CHS, WIRTH, Second ViCe-fres't,
A. WISE, Cashier
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cFFIcERs;

1T ~ ER9
GEORGE SCHNEIDER, President.
Z Q. DoRE, Vice-President.
~. z. HrDDEE. Cashier.
C. . aJCKE JRD, Assistant Cashier.
lrl,s ha.r- '-tr Ia Al u. to3P. 81 AI,o from s u 5
r. NJ. saturdaJs
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On a Baby.

The iollos.ng cradle song pab lishcd Ny IiiHeh
nmed atty following tae birth Cf thy French Prnee
inprrial IN SIS
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I admit it increases production, saves
physical toll, but demands mental instead.
n -l----Aut machinery because il saves
lGascyviIIe, 81. Cnifeason as it would
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22

WELooME.-We take much pleasure in call
ing the attention of our readers to the adj
vertisement Of English Female Bitters, in an
other column.
This combination is regarded as the Great
Female Medicine of the age, and is highly
recommended by the Medical Profession, and
all who have tested it.
Our female community are troubled with
many complaints peculiar to tLeir sex, and
now is the time to secure a Bottle and be cur
ed. Sop. lin.
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Georgia State Fair.

The Georgia State Agricultural Society
will hold their Sixteenth Annual Fair ill.,
Oglcthorpe Park, two miles from Atlanta,
on the double track of the Western and
Atlantic Railroad, commencing October
18th next, and will probably continue ten
or fifteen days. Every preparation has
been made for the accommod alton and
comfort of large attendance. The IL. l.
Kendall House, containing 81 rooms,
exclusive Of offices Sc besides numerous
private boarding houses aud five hundred
tents to be erected in the Park, are pre-
pared to furnish accommodations for 100
600 guests. S25. 600 in premiums are
to be offered The Citizens of Atlanta
offer SPECIAL premium of $4,000 for tie
fastest trotting aborse /; $500 for the next
best. ''Open TO the world"
A resolution has been adopted unan-
imously By the Georgia State Agricultural
Society, extending cordial welcome to
the North, to the East, and to the West,
to participate in this grand exhibition.
Great advantages are offered to parties
wishing to attend this grand Exhibition,
in the reduced rates Of passage over the
Western and Atlantic Railroad. Prem
ium Lists can be obtained by applying
to the Secretary Georgia Agricultural
Society, Atlanta, Ga,
We kindly acknowledge the courtesy
of the w & A. Il r. from 3. W.
WeDn, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt.,
and Foster Blodgett Superintendent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Local Notices.

A YOUNG WIFE's REQUEST. Wife, Charley
1 wish when you come up tonight you'd stop
into your druggists and get me bottle o.
Plantation Bitters. Be sure and get the
genuine.
Charley-What in the world, May, are you
going TO do with Plantation Bitters?
Wife-Everyb that know is in ecstacy
over Plantation Bitters, and | am going to
try them myself. I am assured by several of
my friends that the Btters will cure my
dyspepsia, and at the same time do away
with that terrible nausea which you know l
am at times subject 10. The doctor was in
yesterday, and says that all | want is q tonic
and that Plantation Bitters is the best that
can be got.
CLarley-It isjust the thing, my dear and
it is strange that had not thought of it
before.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
SPENCER, RoAsH Co., wa, Sept. Sd, 1870.

SPENCER, RoANE Co., wa, Sept. Sd, 1870.
Messrs, Editors ii take this method Of
giving my friends information, in relation to
this county. Taking every thing into consid-
Grafton, the quality and prices of land, and
the extremely healthy location of the country
think with small capital, this county is
the most desirable Of any other. comforta-
BILE situation can be obtained in any part Of
the county for thousand dollars. There has
been but little emigration here for the last
ten years-consequently lands of all kinds
are extremely low. The portability, is, that
in short time, lands will advance. The
capital of the State being permanently loca-
ted at Charleston. about forty miles from
here, and the location of the Washington and
Ohio air line railroad passing through the
center of the county. However land has not
advanced in prices, and now is the time to
make investments, and l would advise all
who desire to come as soon as possible, while
there is certainly as good bargains, as can be
found any where in the United States
Good improved farms for SIS to $40 and SIS
per acre, unimproved lands from So to SIS,
per acre, on leading roads and water courses.
AS to health, there is no country can
excel it. 1t is well adapted to grazing and
produces mere cattle than any other county
in this part of the State. 1t is likewise well
adapted to grain of all kinds, and especially
for fruit. Farmers live with less labor here
than any other country | would advise my
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
FARM. FOR SALE

A. NAAS@AAA1 II1AsN1e YIN DALEs
BY virtue of the power conferred upon me
by the last will and testament of Peter Priest.
deceased, now offer at
PRIVATE SALE,
the valuable farm,
CONTAINING 1853 ACRES
of first class limestone land, situated on Pughs
Rum about 2 miles and half from Wood
stock. There is about
SIXTY ACRES
of good oak and pine Timber included in tn
tract. The Timber land is situated about on
and quarter miles from Woodstock. Tn
tract is well watered by Pugh's run and an
other small branch running through, and an
excellent well of water at the house. good
rough cast, two story
DWELLING HOUSE,
Creamery, Smoke House, Weave House &c.
No Barn.
TERMS :-One-third down, and the balance
in three equal payments with interest from
date.
THOMAS ]. PRIEST,
July Is 187O.>tf. Administrator.
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MARRIED.

WICK ,KERN.-At the residence of the
Brides parents, on the 18th inst, BY Elder
J, A. Cowgirl, George Wick Esq, of Wash
ngton City, and Mary G. Kern, daughter OF
Henry and Catharine Kern, Of Shenandoah
County.
y e acknowledge the receipt Of generous
share. of cake and wine Our best wishes attend
the happy couple.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22

Eureka.
Bass fish arc beginning to become quite
plentiful in the North Branch of the
Shenandoah River. A few days ago,
Miss Sue and Julia Pitman caught four
very large bass fish, weighing nearly two
pounds each. These fine fish we aught
at the Railroad Bridge, near Strasburg
all 10 few minutes. Our masculine
disciples Of Izaac Walton will look to then
laurcls.
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oysters.

oysters.
Attention is called to the ertisement
of j. s. o sy and Co., who are now
prepared to furnish nice fresh Oysters at
the lowest price. Read their advertles-
ment and you will know where to buy
your oysters and Chrystalized Oil.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Charge Of Rape.

Charge of Rape.
Maurice Boyd (colorod) was arrested on
Thursday nj ght last, on a charge of
attempting to commit a rape upon the
person of white girl fourteen years Of
age. He was committed to Jail, in this
place, to await an Indictment at the
November term of the County Court fer
this County.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Streets.

Streets.
Road-masters, I'm. Dosh, and Isaac
Hass, Sr., have had their details out
working tho Streets and Alleys in this
place, and have materially improved the
general convenience of the walks. We
are also keeping one eye on the order Of
the city Fathers, and hope soon to see
some practical result.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
- here From.

Where From.
Our friend of the Valley seems not to
be well informed as to the ''local habita-
tons Of some of our candidates For
his better information we will correct his
statement in regard to the resident can
didates Of Woodstock. Col. D. II Wal
ten and Capt. j. c. Mckay, candidates
for the Office OF Commcewealth' Attorney
are both of this place as, ALSO John W.
OF and Geo. W. Miley, and I. H. Bird,
candidates for che clerkships, and Maj.
J . GollaiaJ, can .idate for County
Treasurer Mr. Miley is only resident
.;nce the duties of his Office as deputy
clerk called hin here lie is a native
Of the county, from the neighborhood Of
SaumsvilIc Mr. Haun is not and never
has been resident Of Woodstock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22

a. Corrests, in a letter to the Winchester
Times, the notice of his death, and says
he never enjoyed better health than at
the present time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22

Fertilizers &c.
We call attention to the advertisement
of W. Borden &-son, Toms Brook Depot
who offer tae standard Fertilizers for
sale alse sher stock of General Mcrchan-
disc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
N
Smiths Bible Dictionary.

Mr.. Lafevre will be here in few days
to deliver to Subscribers copies of Smiths
Bible Dictionary. He requests that all
will be prepared to pay for their books on
delivery. 1t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Good Terms.

Good Terms
w. L. Williams of this place is low
Offering the Bick ford & Huffman Grain
Drill, for emily $100. IL months at 6 per
cent. Call to see him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
County SuperIntcnden ts.

County superintendent.
John II Grabill has been appointed
by the board. Superintendent of Public
Schools for Shenandoah county.
A. Magill Smith for Frederick NJ P.
Marshall for Page and Warren George
". Holland for Rockin CHAM.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Report Of the Supervisors Of Shenandoah County.

At the of
Court House, Woodstock
William Rice Charles Philip
NJ.
Ordered that Philip W. Magudc of
Ordered that claims alwedas onows:
Lower District
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Rad Dogs.

Rad Dogs.
A dog sh7wing evident signs of by
DIR ophobia was killed in this place, on
Tuesday evening last. Keep watch on
the dogs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Town and County Affairs.

Our Z leaders
Wal excuse our crowded columns this
wcek, Oh account of the Supervisors Report
which will be found in this paper.
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Largest.

l. arGesI-
Mr.. John Bushoug presented us with a
specimen of swect-potatoe, Of bis raising,
weighing four pounds and half This
is the heaviest VIC have seen this season.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
SvnndicaI Notice

Synodicai Notice.
The Evangelical Lutheran Concordia Synod
of Virginia will meet the Lord willing, in
Koiner's Church, Augusta County, Va, Oh
Saturday, the 18th Of October. 1870
II. WETZEL Secretary.
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Fer Savgepor.

hereby announce n,yselfa candidate for thu
SURv 1E, sE.s Of She andean county. and i
elected, "M. IfsINGGr shat my Deputy, who
Wli transact the Business of said office
JOHN j.. PiTMAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22

'.Harrisonburg Enterprise"
We gladly enter upon our exchange
list this neat and credi:able Enterprise "
We wish it hearty success and long lie.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
TOurnaniS ut.

Tournament.
AS WAS previously announced, the
Tournament was held Oh Saturday last
at Strasburg The attendance was not so
general as was expected. After some
spirited riding and some competition, Mr..
b. Funk of Strasburg, Knight of Virginia
was declared the successful Knight of the
occasion, who crowned, Miss Kate Bow
man as Queen of Love and Beauty.
3. L. hurry. Unknown knight, by
consent ohm S. Miller, who selected Miss
BERTHE Crook, of Alexandria, first Maid Of
Honor. Mr.. Geo NJ Bowman, Knight
of the Black Ian c, selected Miss Annie
Keller, Of ". Va, az second Maid OF
Honor. Mr.. L. ". Leach, Red Knight
of the Prairie, selected Miss Minnie
Miller as third Maid of Honor. Mr.. V.
S. Sanders, Knight of Adventure, selec-
ted Miss Kate Miller as fourth Maid of
Houor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
watch stolen.

Preston Failey, aolored, was arrested
last Thursday, on a charge Of stealing a
gold watch Of Mrs. Laury Wilton, at Ork-
ney Springs, and was comittea to Jail to
await an indictment at the November term
OF the County Court.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22

Sea Moss Farine from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams,
&c. The cheapest, healthiest, and most
delicious food in the world.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
Male AGA DENY.

MAZE AGA DENY.
Prof. johnson is here and will open
School at the Academy to day. See ad-
vertisement in another column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22
For Superintendent of tie Poor.

we are authorized to announce DANIEL W.
SHEETZ as candidate for SUpERINrESDg Mt OF
the Poor of Shenando ah county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-09-22

~
SAUM as a candidate for SUPKRINrENDENTo Of the
PooR of Shenandoah County.
We ara authorized to announced JACOB OFT
as candidate for SUPERINTENDENT ofthe Pooh of
Shenandoah County. Mr.. OFT is at present dis
charging the duties of the Office by appointment.
We are authorized to announced JOAN H.
HOOVER as candidate for SUPERINTENDENT of
the PooR ofShenadoah county.
We are authorized to announce ELIAS HOT
TEL who was formerly steward at the Poors
House, as a candidate for SUPERINTENDENT Of the
Poor of shenandoah County.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
HOOVER as a candidate for SUPERINTENDENT of
<the Poor for Shenandoah county.
For Clerk.
We are authorized to announce I. HITE
BIRD as a candidate for the office of CLERK of
the Circuit court Of Shenandoah County.
We are authorized to announce JOHN w.
OFT, as candidate for CLERK nf the Courts of
Shenandoah County
g re are authorized to announce GEORGE W
VIII ". as IL candidate for CLERK of the county
nnrt o. Shenandoah.
oro q uthotized to announce Csc. w. MUIR
pHy as a ca 'udidate for CLERK, of Shenandoah
County al ,,,,oi,t WV SMITH Ar
~ - n anntve whose extensive experience
n dre quaiit- es him for the position.
For Sh1rif.
W., ara authorized to announce JAUOD Il.
tEt,TTT e a. a candidate for the ShFRfFFALrY for
Shenandoah county
For Treasurer
ASIAN deprived OF the benefits OF Ms }eauidf
business by high licease, respectfully aua ''e'ee
a,-Salf az a Candidate for TREASURER OF Shen21-
doah County. y,,,vrr1 w1rxuvr
WE ara authorized to announced GEORGE
w KOnNrZ as candidate for TEEAsU RER OF
Shenandoah county.
We are authorized to announce HhNhl IL.
HAIN. as a candidate for TaEsUREa Tor Shen-
andoah County.
We are authorized to announce PHILLIP A
FARMHOUSE Err is Candidate for TREASURER
for Shenandoah county.
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE JVtVD y.
G0I,LADY, as a candidate for TREASURES Tor
Shenandoah county.