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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-12-08
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4 Liberal Discount Given to Agents.

: en- Ice at .'-.oneWai!'s' Gsrnye.-
~ q magnificent iiziS inch engraving, rep
Ecsuntiuz tho tcab q the great Southern ,sr-
Iior, StcLeTsI Jackson The noble oa Eils
stgsBn grave, over which HANGS 81 weeping vii
los. In the gis;aBceis to DC seen beautiful
landscape. bills dccEei in verlus: clouds \.
which make this picture q gem OF art on,
which should aod will find s,lnre in the par
Tor Of every southern home. sent by mail So
cGrely rolled and postpaid, on receipt OF %
cants; q for 81 cts. Agents wanted. Address
j.C. BUkROW. Bristol. Tenn
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The grand prize at The cad of the list of The Farm formerly
w Polk,
u contains 100 and has fine residence with all outbuid
complete and wei imp roved
We call particular to the lowing
IND person VII admitted to Drawing
shares the Committee Iernend the selected
re9 Ie Ma will take the Drawing, but
'Irhlcl inc heceSSac' appliances
ID person the will be allowed hold
share under cir umstan
Absolute u the will made
vodng
buttons.
9TH We viii iy the public at this distribution will be conducted
such manner
The drawing wi be place.
Information III re gard thereto, address
L. ii. ATTWEII, SUCCESSOR TO
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FASHIONABLE.

lie Creole Hair ResiOrer has become the
fashion among our beautiful Southern and
western bellies. IL contains nothing delete
.ioGS, viii restore 10y natural means gray
hair to it, natural color, imparts viGor 10
he hair bulbs, Will induce new and strong
growth o. fine >ilkcn hair, s gloriouSly per-
TUNED, eieanly 10 use. and surpasSes every
thing - an elegant hair e~sing.
BEAD THE TESTIMONY.
CRANEyILLE. Tenn, March 30. 1871.
Nsssrs- h7H.f>li & Hig5es:
GEvTLENEN: don't he
Ice your La Creole Hair ReStorer ran ~,
beaten a. a Hair Restorative or Hair Dress
Ing. In my section II has taken most " on
ieTfUl hold, and has alIso>t driven out Hair
PomaGe> and Oils. Respect fully.
Oh. THOMPSON,
n5 OF. n. Crawford
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

&c. Walker ". Vim. :. Walker, ct al -
In Chaucery at Wayne>bOrO. November rules
in this cause Il appearing from compliments
bill that Burweil c. Walker. one Of the defen-
dauts IN this cause l. a uOn-reSltentOt the
State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served On him Il Is there
fore ordered that publication De made il tia
Columbia Herald. Newspaper published u
the town Of Columbia, MaUry county, Tenn,
for four successive weeks, requiring TIE al
BQrweIl c. Walker to appear before the ue1-
term Of the Cha1cery Court 20 be held al n 3
court house IN NaynesbC-O, on the d MVu-
4 y in March. 1872, and plead. answer Or d.
muir to eOmplainant's bill, or the same viii 10
taken for confessed As u him and set for hear
SoV. INV. c. MCLEAN, CAN
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GALE OF REALESTATE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Worshipful Cour
u Court in the cause Of J. W. Akin. adm =,
against -- Rains and Others al the Noyer-
Der term, ISL, will proceed TO sell 70 the
highest bidder on the'premiSes. on Monday the
llth day of December next. a valuable tract 4
land situated on the waters Of Cathey's creek
in the 18th civil district Of Maury county. b.
ing the land formerly OWned-by Joseph D.
Rains, exclusive Of the widow dover, con
tanning aLOut - acres. The same VIII DO
sold upon credit Of one ard two year. ex-
eept the sum Of one hundred dollars IN cash
Notes and approved security required, and 70
lien retained on the land % secure the pur-
chase money. JOHN ". H1thE4, CleTk.
Fov, I0.-td.
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NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, &c., &c.
The most Of nv stock has been purchased
before the advance in the eastern markets.
Being determined to sustain the reputation of
my house as the best and cheapest place to
trade in, promise my customers a bargain in
every article in my line. NJ. JOSEPH.
Sept. y r1
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Worshipful. tho
County Court, in the cause Of William Nor
row against William Beasley and others, at the
November torn. ISL, will proceed 10 s1ll 10
the highest bidder onithe premises OF Saturday,
the 10th day Of December next. the Dover
tract Of land Of the widow Of William Beas-
ley deceased. situated in the 18th civil district
of Maury county, Tennessee, one mile north of
Santa Ee, containing - acres. The same
will be sold on a credit % one and two years
with interest from d1te, except the SUN Of ons
hundred dollarS2 in cash. Notes and approvsl
security required, and a lien retained o. Sc
cure the payment Of the purchase money.
JOHN VI. HICKEY, Clerk.
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Bran FOR PoULTRY.-A corrcspon-
dent OF the Germantown Telegraph
says, ''that The best food to make hens
lay is s mixture nf bran and mid
dlings. His mode of preparing the
feed is 10 mix five parts of bran with
one Of the middlings. Hn the mora
ing he says, 4 wet up with water
about four quarts Of the mixture In 4
large tin pan, taking pains to have il
rather dry, though al damp. This ]
set in warm, sunny spot, south O
their she'd, aud they walk mp, take n
few dips, don't seem 10 fancy it like,
but they soon return TO 1t, and cor
,inncd 10 feed from il at intervals du-
ring the day
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DISEASED LUN"S AKA; GREATLY on
AN IN"REAsE N TINS CoUSTRY.-Thc
Sudden hanging Of weather has done
much to give rise 10 Consumption. But
;here are thousands Of cases who bring
It on 10y thee own imPrudouco-such as
weaTiU-j op clothing, and going from
warm ra .ni> INTO the cold air, and check
ing :be Precipitation. which causes frri-
t1.on OF tho Lungs, and then matter or
ghle-u viii collect, which nature viii
Try - lciioyc by coughing il up, 10 pro
vent pustuirs Igom forming. II nature
does POT raise the mattcr with case, and
stop this inflammation, tubercles VIII
soon form, and Consumption Will soon
follow. Aliens Lung Balsan VIII euro
and prevent thousands OF cases Of Con
sumption II it is only taken in time
For sale by ell Druggists,
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NOTICE.

trustee, by A.G. 4 Rachel j. piuWiddie d.
ted Oct 18th. $50 and recorded in book !,
pages so and so, ! will sell to the highest I'D
der in the town of Culleoka, on Thursday -ist
deed, il being the ono now occupied by pr. "
W. COchrane az hotel. Terms Of Sale--tiC3
half cash, the balance in u month, with aF-
proved notes, bearing interest and lien r.
tanned This property will be sold without -
right Of redemption. and possession given -
LIST dav of January, ls72.
Oct 2o.-td. Il. Ii. HOLDIS4, Trustee
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

At. Plummer. ct al, ys. I. ". i. EyIc,e t
als,-In Chancery at Wayucsboru, pct01s,
terra, ISL.
Il appearir- 10 me from complainant ill
sworn to, that I. VI 3. Kyle, one Of the defru-
dants In this cause, Is a nOn-resIdent 4 the
State of tennessee, so thai the ordinary pro
cess Of law cannot be served on him. II l. there
fore or cred gy ne thlt publication be made
in the Columbia Herald, q newspaper EE1.i-h-
cd n the cityOf Columbia. MaUry county,
Tenn for four successive weeks, requiring the
said I. n b. Kyle to appear before the next
term Of the ChaneeTy Court, 10 be held az the
court house in Wayncsb0r0 on the Il Mandayin
March. 1872, and plead, answer OF dcIaur o.
cJmPlainant's bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as 10 him and set for hearing cI-
parte. c. B. MCLEAN, c. d u.
Nov INV.
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TO THE LA DIES,
We VIII send the following handsome art >
elos al the following sna II prices: one elega =,
ladies Lace handkerchief for 50 cts. one e. a
~ nj Ladies Lace Collar 5Aets and one al,
~ Ladies extra fine Kid Gloves. any size q,
49, 70 :, !. ~ ten1 any ohe VI thesc ar
~ .naii' POSTAGE p'.lq' IN teeeibt otp dee
Columbia, Tel an
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These Afflicted with
Consumption,
please Read ihe FoI!owiDGI Ley
ter from II Reliable Druggist.

MpUST yEEsoS. HI, April D. ls7l.
Il t--~Rl. }. " n AkRIS & Co, tihCiUua'i +,
p--tcntieinen: heard ore o. my custom
.,rS peak Ia such high term, az Allen = Lung
ii7l~aTu today. that thought Won G write
ycE shC substance or ilis Statement: lie Says
90" mother, who Is nos sixty years OF age.
las sU-@f. Q. U:-E consumption Tor -sTcrai
yf1I>, ana has been unlcf tine care or ali OF
car He!si PhE siclauS, bus never received any
permanent benefit, then she Tc>p-;sI 10
most every KIND Of CSugh and Lung BAL
-r.r1.' flai could b. procured Tor her. hat an
10 no aEFII. .-ls. rtsIf grew wore ll.rtF aIs4
was confined 10 ACr bed : and when aIfo ,rs..
-..El with % ,paroZy-nl Of coughing She
frF ~ .s-s power r res T} raj Ion. and l..r-
see compelled n resort to yarious rrcag.s
% Tf'irEr bros. ming. and white slr was
'ott DIX 50 MANI SIZE rDE 81 Et1i itH' HIf.f
-ay hing, and lie family AMI friends had
2 wen rp aH hope ~ her recovery. Her son
noticed Inc s1grTfi7sfur3iL al Aliens TG.rg
Eai-afrl 'r lGn ttI5-i lau Advocate and they
ilf"uEal 'Iey would procure aui tFy 10. Tbg-ss
@ clock, q. X. y. directed a dee every l.,..F
mill midnight then she took Rpplhs- ~
80. cong hing. and expect GRATED a nOu.Elu
81 dark yellow matter, which Was ear,-,
thing sIte had not Cceu able 10 do Tor some
Time. They continued TO give her tho iss,l
saIl anil morning, and then SHE began 10
eFpectorate freely, aud within two b0urs
she eNECrI OF iei three pinfs or luucnous
Hi7;ier- wl,icn zavc her fmT,-,i. aic r.If,-r
ana -Ince tuHi Time sise has continued 10
improve. rl-e now sits up az IEy, and can
d'a '''ni i" 'titNt- ana Isl iAr cOE.-4 ucrdDl.
outdoor 4elci-c. Her san bought NOR, on
TIC iai-ain, to-day, and lao recommends Il
FsE5 isiaIiy Co every one.
Your respectfully,
A. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
" 81 iherc ever ..re.t, or proof OF Eicril i..au
tho cas- tbs letter Iaf,-gs tDT
ALIENS LUNG BA5SAE l. v iTouf
1gGbt tG- Ret rNDeCieEanL -cIpca, ever
or. 81 ~ .l- s.-.iet"t p.Jiic. u contains
H" "p-ut-- d aiy form, and Is re IS harm |
1r-- . ire no rrrlirar..
ti e--sg-.- s.rrErGE saDy each b0f'Ee
- HARRIS i GO, P-op:irfors,
Cincinnati, o,
For sac ny all Medicine fBcaIars,
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atap: t!veryi,ody Read This.t1

'fI|F F'feFS U""E Ist"H IHts!+
send 81 cents ana stamp fo- sample aud CIR
'Itlar NJ ont t0'r pti,d :ruIt and patstuc Ic.lcr
,ft. s.lr &. which sells quickly I every family.
20 Co. i's'T HIv guaranteed active live Best
ID uIiy references sIyon rs l., oar Trspons'blli-
y. rtUGfs. 8dbhSroN,
III West 10 81. CIneIHu ~. pisp-
D. work of - p.tir.haBd., and ~ good az any
30 Mac..inc 1000 already sold. Send g.
... .fl-. ur tggo stamp for tIHpir Of work . nd
..-..Hi--a. Eeat wanted trims liceF8i.a "A J.
.-=-- t-r s,s.--.Ez 1ld, q. ae 20, rsEloaf 81.
t'...a-. As.~ i1ec. Ism
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Nor1CE.
POSTED LAND.
Maury Mills.

HAVING REBUILT THE MILLS KNOWN
IL a the Ashton Mills an Rutherford creek.
we are prepared to make Flour both in quaint
~ and quality surpassed by no mills in the
State. The patronage OF our old patrons viii
be thankfully received and promptly attended to
The highest market price will be paid for
all wheat delivered at mills.
Yours Respectfully,
MRS. ]. II. ASHTON & co.
March II, 1s71-1y.
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sERY III. PR0VEETFO FOR YOURSELF.
1 LanabiS indica positively cures Consump-
ion, BJonchitis, Asthma, and Nervous Debit
iry, We will not weary the reader WITH string
% wonderful cures it has made. but simply
adj. try only enc bottle. IL will DO moro
u.sin to it, publication. Price S2-5l, or three
lpi,lcs for s6.ao. Address GRADDOCk 4 GO,
sGSe kaGF %Yeet, PhiIadelphias1ka- giving
0arNc'o7 6Ir6F. dec. Z-fw.
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EARM FOR SALE.

viii sell my place one mile from SALtssi5, ,
Nreek tattoo. and seven miles from oLlaot5
ing on the n. 4 d. r X cOnta nins
acres. The place il one Of the best water =, = !,
tia country. Land good. For terms app
iehard Mckay or Gen. Lucius Z: Pols;
oct. 6.-tf RUFUS j PJbh'
Helena, Ara'
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Have just opened full stock OF the above
named articles, consisting Of every variety of
Ladies and Childrens'
BUTTON, SIDE AND FRONT LACE KID.
GOAT, LASTING AND FANCY
C0LORED SHOES.
Also a fine line of Gents Boots Shoes and
Caters. with large selection of Eats of all
styles and prices, which they offer cheap for
cash, at the old stand fnrme ly occupied by
Derryb. rry & Hardisop, west side Pablo
Square Call aud see US.
Oct. 6.--3m. a.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby gire notice -. -
persons are fOrbidden to hunt or otber' -.
ass upon their lands; any person 80 nt.,-sr,
,rtrespassing will be prosecuted - Lne
f the Law. JOHN T. BROWN,
ME-. BR0WN.o
CATALONIA Eiao"-'
n. \. BR0NNhr
nst - " n. HILLlARp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-07-27

The town records of Waterbury Con. 'necticut, contain the follo@ihR StstistiOs touching the speed with which the old. time Connecticut widower shnfied of his ofief. and assuaged his sorrow by the tender at. tentions of fresh wife: 3gteq s1R Do
 ''Died. January 14, 1878, Betsey, ssoond wife of James Merriman.
 ..Died, November 17. lsls, Abisail. thisa wlis of James Merriman." V' -
 Oar informant adds: ''The precise date when No. was installed is not definitely known, but the writer who was young ct the time, recollects it was hnid thae Mr. Merrlman lived with thslthree wives with ID tWelVe m0ntha.I fi segAq aaiGg&i1
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-07-27

A Norwich authority tells pathetic lit. tie story abont pigeon which became fastened by long string hanging from it's leg to 8 telegraph wire. Two or three cru. el boys wanted to throw stones at it; but 6 kind gentleman, telling them not to hurt the poor bird, got ladder, and carefully unwound the string, and put the frighten. ed, futtering little creature tenderly into his bosom while he descended. The next evening he remarked that. it had made a nicer pie than he expected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-07-27

A splendid story is told of Marshal Nc. Mahon when Colonel. Duringa parade he had an altercation with an officer in the ranks, who refused to obey him. McMahon finally threatened the offender, and the lat. ter. drawing pistol took deliberate aim and fired; fortunately, the cap snapped. Without the slightest sign of fear, the cool and impossible McMahon said: "Giye thai man fifteen days, sale de polics, Tor hor ing Msasms oaskof 0rdsrF
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-07-27
] PRINDLE'S PATENT
 AEaIleable Iron Lifting or Wagon Jack.

The attention of Farmers and others using Carriages, Wagons and Carts is respectfully called to this Jack. It is simple in construction. eas;iv adjusted, is light S2 f0, strong and being made sch0ug of sron is Uery durable, will sustain any reasonable weight and cannot get out of repair. About 5o0 of them have already been sold in three towns. Price $2.50 each.
 Town, County and State rightsfor sale. e
 Address l.. B. PRINDLE, Bantam Falls. Conn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20
VTIRGINIA TO WIT :

AT rules held in the Clerks Office q, III
County Court of Shenandoah, for the mo,.'H
of June 1871; A'0A'"
G. Conner pf~
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BUCK NOTICES.
Scribner's Monthly for August has

Scribner's Monthly for August has been
received. 1t is Fl He'd with entertaining ar
ticles such rs you Would IKE TO read. Try
it for Yourself. Published by Scrioner & Co,
654 Broadway h. Y. $500, per year.
The current number Of Appleton's Journal
NO: l2l) contains the opening Chapters of a
new novel, 'en tftsed "Good bye Sweetheart.
GOOD bye. Sweetheart" opens as brightly
as its unique title would lead one to ex pect :;
it is like the odors Of June roses, or new
'mown hay, fndescribably fresh and delicious
II will be the leading feature in Apple,ous'
Journal for some months to come.
Cooley for August fs already on our table.
To say it is fully equal 10 former numbers is
paying It the very higest. compliment; fox
as Lady;s Book. Cooley has few equals AMI
no Supporters III America. fle Literary de.
parm. mt is filed with choice things and its
fashion and household department has by
superior excellence won an enviable reputa
lou. Price So per annum.
/. A. GoDEY Philadelphia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20
A Terrible lorna do,

A despatch dated st. Joseph, Mo-, July IA
says:
A Terrible wind, rain and thunder storm
struck the city about 10 o'clock last night
and damaged buildings to the amount Of fifty
thousand dollars. The damage 10 orchards
vineyards and corn fields in the path Of the
tornado is incaiculable. The storm came
frem the northwest, and continued with un
abated fury for more than an hour, carrying
:struction in its course. The width Of the
track was about eight miles. At SAXON, FIVE
miles east of the city, Mr.. Kygsr's house was
struck by lightning and Henry r. Blakemore,
clerk, and Mrs. Lowell, of Woodstock, Va
Instantly killed. Mrs, l.. was kneeling at the
bedside of her. two children when
killed. Near Seneca. Kansas, the house of
Mr.. Westfa.l was blown down and himself
and two daughters killed. This morning the
neighbors discovered The ruins, and found all
wrapped in each others arms. The oldest
daughter said friend help me, I'm dying,
and expired. In the city the NJ. E. Church,
South convent, Christian Brothers college,
Turner hall, aud many other public nd priv.
ate buildings are unroofed and otherwise
d ,maged. The chmneys of the steamer
Glasgow were bl ,wn overheard, and the hur-
ricane deck hurricaned. The round house
and blacksmith shops of the St. Joe and Den.
YER Railroad were demolished. All of the
railroads leading out of the city are in good
order.
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HOME, July 10th, 1871


MFssRs. EpiToRs IL do not cspouse the
doctrine of woman's rights,yet believe that
women have rights, one of which is TO pro-
tect themselves. l have read several arti.
cles in your paper, of which l do not ap-
prove, one of which referred to GENTLE
man kissing his sweet heart at the front
door. If lady permits gentleman to kiss
her. il is her business, and none of yours,
besides til nix she does so because she enjoy 6
it, and if you are not so fortunate as TO have
some one to kiss. you should not show your
chagrin by growing at other people who
enjoy this innocent amusement. A few
young people could not enjoy the pleasures
of quiet ic mic without local correspond
ent being among the number 10 watch every
NOV sment and catch every word to parade
tn ough the columns of a news paper. If l
ever join pic mic party, l shall earnestly
protest against any editor or reporter be-
ing among the number. fhepe, gentlemen
you will listen to. this kind advice, and memo
your ways, and IN due time you may fut
some one to kiss.
Respectfully,
E. B.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20
Louis Contri.

Louis C0ntft.
We publish in this issue some OF the adven-
lures OF Louis Ccutri, which will be read
with interest by many of our citizens who
formed his acquaintance during the war
He deserted from the Federal army Fishers
Hill, made his way into Powells Fort, where e
remained until the enemy were driven down
the Valley. He afterwards joined our army
acting as drill master of the 9th Va. Cavalry.
and Of Witcher's Battalion. He endeavored 10
carry on firtations with SOM. of our Valley
,dies but met with no success in that line
His whole conduct was marked by a reck
leseness tch of person and character. In
battle he was very gallant, but his conduct
was not such as to inspire confidence in his
abilities as an officer. We are glad to know
tIat he has Mt last received his well merit ed
punishment.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20

The Independent Hose Co. Of Harrison
burg have determined to hold n Fair and
Dinner and have abSeinted large COM
mittee Of arrangements, composed of ladies
from Augusta, Rockingham, Shenandoah and
Alexandria, among the number are Mr.,
Bette Marshall, Mrs Kate Fountain, Mrs.
Hugh Logan, Mrs. J. c. Mckay. Mrs. Mos g
Wal on, of Woodstock, Mrs. W. II. LeIIew,
Mrs. VIM. Adams. and Miss Kate Pitman of
Strasburg. besides nunaher from New Maj
ket, Nj. jackson and Edinburg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20

Read The advertisement IF f. L. Cobb.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20
LOG A l. OTlCES
Read This.

Read This.
Ifa man orkssfor nothing, his family
must suffer can no longer work for prom
Uses to pay and deny my children bread.
Tlsis is more than can be expected. Stern
necessity compels me TO positively refu all
work that is not cash. After the LIST. day
of august, it win be a mere waste of time 10
try to get work, Of me on credit. will not
for can not work on time.
Deeply grateful for thekind patronage Of
the past, respectfully ask q continuance.
July 19-tft w y. SCHEFFER.
P.S. All knowing themselves indebted to
me v i'll please settle 1t once.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20

The Superintendent of Public Instruction
has notified County perintendents that a
third installment of the Public School funds
can be drawn on the 18th of July. Shena2-
doah will receive $l040,40 which amount
will be distributed among the several School
Districts as soon as il can be drawn by the
County Treasurer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20
Town and County Affairs.
New Advertisements

New Advcrt:sements
Attention is called to The following
Few advertisements. wi ich appear in iii
issue, Cor the first time.
In another column will be found that
I'D er.isement Of S. Marsh & Co. The
trusscs manufactured by this house have
been tried in this community and pronoun-
ced superior to any other ever used. Tie
afflicted willtry them.
Roam ike College is we'll know in this county
Some Of our best teachers are graduates Of
that institution. See advertisement in
another coiwsan.
Selling off a: cost good Stock of Goods,
iRead' The advertisement Of e. L. Cobb.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20

The Rockingham Register has made a ca.
over six dollars to register each voter in
Rockingham. At one of our precincts the
Registrar kept the bosks open seven days
and did not register voter Will the Reg
lister tell us how much it costs to regis:e, vo-
tiers in Shenandoah Co.?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20

We return our thanks 10 travels String
Band for the Serenade with which they
favored us on Saturday evening. Though
recently organized the music of this band is
e1celled by none in the Valley. Success
the organization. May it long live to enliven
our town.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20
Sunday School Celebration.

Sunday School CeIebra lion.
A Sundy School Celebration will be held
in the grove, near Mt. Olive, on Satur day,
August 9Th 1871. Several Soho Dis wall unite
in the Celebration.
An invitation is extended to the public to
participate, and on earnest invitation 10
bring their baskets with them.
Several addresses will be delivered upon
the accession. The exero ses wll'be enliyened
by instrumental and vocal music.