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This new play seems 10 have made an excellent i'm
preston in IOndon-nOt its almost total
faseness 10 history. Mr. H. L. Bateman has brought il
out at the Lyceum which lie Inanazes-and manages
skillfuy aud prospereusly The London Times
discusses this play In "a column, FROM which VIC
make this descriptive extract: lie who during the
play troubles himself with the details OF the history may
be compared 20 traveller who would use a map OF the
Perhshre ii ghlands 10 find his way through Switzer-
land Let the reader accept Professionally Mr. Willss
version Of the story OF Charles and check IL at leisure
with the received record After offending Parliament
by his attempt To arrest the five members Charles was
visited at Whitehall by Oliver Cromwell who as a dele
gate OF the COmInOn, brought set OF articles which
considered humating but on his part, limited
that the succession TO the earldom OF Essex were So
cured TO him. he and the King might very good friends
Disguised with the yenalty OF Cromwell. the King
traped the articles under his foot civil war ensued
In which the Queen took an active part and after
series OF misfOrtunes final battle fought at New
ark which was lost through the treachery OF three
Scottish noblemen, who had been bribed withhold
from the King the assistance they had promised Chares
was therefore compelled % surrender himself into the
hands OF Cromwell but his life might have been spared
had ne consented not only 20 ahdcate but 20 allow his
eldest son 10 remain hostage In the hands Of the
enemy aud all title To the A The King
supported by the Queen who remained at his side 10
asst found these conditions degrading, he voluntarily
peTikled on scAnOd-"
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Mss~ 1a.-Lsf -
New publiratlons.
Ineirucnon.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NJ W :
"A YORK TRIBUNE wlIL BE RECEIVED At fHE ltI0ttH
OFF, VS. SO West ThitTsecoud-sL, Or Oj west
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
RICHMOND HILL SEMINARY
Location heahial beautiful superior AWNINGS Tor AH'
elaeatiou. number o pupils limited 70 %. Address
Mrs LAURA r. LYMAN, Richmond HUI long Island NJ l.
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o, Danish not my name from Of thy lips
Beesuse IL pains awhile In naming H.
Htrsb gnef doth pass, 10 tine. into far music.
Relieved regret that waits uron thy steps
Shall daily grow gentle. dear companion,
And hold sweet converse with thee, Of thy dead.
fear me may some time fade from thee
Lest Shen thy heart eIpelleth gray stoled grief,
That NAV bide no longer IN thy memory.
q, ksep my place Ia II forever eTeen,
All hung with the immodelles Of thy love.
That sweet abiding 10 thine inner heart
long for, more than sc1ptuTed monument
Or nrondtat Dnmn AIMING the tnInh Of Llnra
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, nm --gf' MA.
THE DRAMA.
,,orpo ppoM ALI, QUARTERS.

Tho foundation stone of q new National
eater was laid at Copenhagen, Oct H. by The King VI
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BOSTON.
LITERARY NOTES.

TWO NEW BOOKS FOR YOUNG REApERsM" o., WA la
KATY DID, BY SUSAN cooLlpGEww sh iaW,tr
STRAPS BY MISS ALCoTr-sOAEIllN% nD n,,,.I
MR. STURGEON WOMEN CAN Travel
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533 OXFORD STREET, w. G. !
4, LONDON, Oct. 18th, 1872. !

DEAN pAN' -,
Deg respectfully 10 aIIleA
copy of circular as sent to Medicine Ven
doris and Officers OF the -ntates ana , eise-
where by two or three individuals lof little
or no means), under the style OF "Ihe New
YORK chemical Company, Whlcn company
had no existence until october, 1871, and
with which had no connection:
The more eifectuaiiy 10 deceiVe,tney call
ton the Public as fOllOWs:
"fhe immense demand Tor HOLLOWA AVS
PILLS AND OINTMENT has tempted unprin-
ctpled parties to counterfeit these valuable
Medicines.
in order to protect the Pubic and our
selves, we have issued new "Irade Mark,
consisting OF an Egyptian Circle OF ser
pent with the letter H. in the centre. CIV
cry box OF Genuine Hoiloway's Pills and
Ointments will have this trade mark ON It,
None are genuine without it.
"rO DEALERS AND JoBBERs IN DRUGS
AND MEDICINES.
We cali your particular attention to the
ment-none OF the OLD style are manufao-
tured py 9s now. or nave they Deen tof
months we therefore cautlon all purchas-
ers against receiving any from any JoDpers
OF Dealefs Inc oid s1yie OF goouA
Information concerning snch goods Dc
ing onered VIII DC receiveo VIII many
W. ssl t,o e,o ~ ou ,,s,r,.,;on NO,
.,n o;~ , IN r. g - thnse nnnnt@rfs;ts w
NeS,, th;s Iienn,,s'hI.. Co,,,,arn a,,,oro
tb.t vo,,r Is,.,s -, not n,r,n;t thany 70 cow
the n y oatt;na' mn re Of NV medicines
mt their c5nnterfsits into another form
and inti,,ato fhat they edor+ q Wa,n rl,hc1
'i Tho nhiact " +hesa n a IN refarr;no
to the immenSa , de,nand iof fnr these medi,
o;nas l. +hat - ,,o,, ha ha1;a,,oa +I,at o,,,
cnnnac % Will; II IN, tIa, w GU
Tn.tia ;nterast If tla nub,;c T +beroforo
resnectf,ilv invite % v vu p to he ninased to
i've ~, ASSERTION 70 +b;s iet+ar IN ronr no.
Sar that Tn',r r. ~ 1 not he aenoI p
bv this , s.New York Chemical al Comnanv,s' ,
SPURIOUS Medicines. ''p'
Each not and nov If my, oon,,;no Mod;
c;nes ha ar Rr;t;sb Governmant Stamn
With the words ..Holloway,s Pills and 0;nt.
49, ~. ~, ~. "a =. 81 1,s:4aa
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DEATHS.

Departed this life, Oct. 10th. 1872 Mrs. MARTHA
E. FUNK, wife of Mr.. Joseph Funk Of this county, in
the 42d year of her age.
In early life the deceased made her peace with God,
and became member of the Lebanon Evangelical
Lutheran Church. The testimony of many who knew
her WELL is that she Israeite, indeed, in whom
was no guile. The large concourse of friends, and
neighbors who attended her burial evidenced by their
tears that she Was held in high esteem by the
nifty in which she lived. A sermon preached by
the writer, the OCCASION from Numbers, Odd chap
ter and 10th verseet die the death of the right
eous, and let my last end be like his" W. R.
On Sunday evening, Sd inst, at his residence near
Hamburg, GEoRGE BOWMAN, {of John,) aged 81 years,
months and % days.
On Tuesday evening" the Oath of October, 1872 in
Winchester, Mr.. BENJAMIN BUSHNELL, in the 18th
year of his age.
At his residence No. gig West Fayette Street. on the
26th of October, 1872 after painful illness, CHRLEs
H. BAKER, of the late Henry F. and Sidney A. Ba-
ker, of Winchester, Va.
On Tuesday morning, October the 29th, 1872, CARO-
LINE CALVERT, wife of Col. F. W. NJ. Holiday, of
Winchester, and daughter of DR.. R. II. and Julia c.
Stuart, of Cedar Grove King George county, Va, in
the 28th year of her age.
On the 9th of October at Powel's Bend, in Berkeley
County, W. Va, JOSEPH RHUDY, citizen of Shenan-
doah county,a Jed SO years. months and days. Iho
deceased was for many years a consistent member of
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, and died i'll the
hope of glorious Immortality.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE !

VIM. H. Miller and wife, vs.. George Linda
mood De.
BY vrt tue of decree Of the Circuit Court O
Shenandoah, pronounced in the above named
cause on the I'd day of September, 1872 the un-
dersigned commissioner wilton
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1872
on the PREMISES, offer at public sale to the
highest bidder, the land of which John Show
man decd. died seized and Possessed lying on
Swoovsr Greek about one mile from Zion.
Church in said county,
CONTAINING l75 ACRES. 2 Roods
and 81 Square Poles, being the same which said
John Snowman inherited from his father.
Stephen Snowman. 50 acres, rood and 5
polls of the tract, including the buildings, a
GOOD TWO STORY HOUSE, BARN
AND OTHER our.surtpIsss assigned to ydia Evy
formerly wife of John Snowman ,de,cd. as dowel
will be sold, If necessary. subject to thel said
dover interest. fThe lana ia of good quality a
large portion Of which il excellent timber.
Sale to commenceat2 O'Clock r. NJ.
will ALSO offer for sale at the same time and
place the lots W hieh John Snowman, pure hased
of jackson Wetzel and Le-i Helslev, Containing
IA acres,,2 roods and 80 poles; adjoiningi the
home tract and the lands 0 f.Wm. II. Miller,
Geo. Ankrick and others, There is a good
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE
on the premises. The, is good, about II
acresof whic. is timber land. On the same day
at 10 o'clock A. n -. II
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MARRIAGES.

At Chillcothe, Ohio, on the 9Th ultimo, Mrs ALICE
v HoPEwELL in the 25th year of her age, wife of NJ.
c. Hopewel, ESQ., of that place, and daughter of A.
W. Seymour, ESQ.,, near cambridge, Ohio.
On South Fork, on the 18th ultmo, by the Rev.
George Schucker Mr.. w. NJ SIBERT, of Rockingham
county, Va, to Miss SARAH E. HAHN, Of Pendleton
county.
In Timberville, Rockingham Co., the 18th of Oct
by Elder J. H. Menefee, Mr.. CHAs. E. FAHRNEY to
Miss MARY F. MoINTURF,-an of Shenandoah Co.,
Va. -.
Near Milford, in warren, on 24th ult, by Elder
Zachariah Compton, JOHN BAKER, of Frederick Co.,
and Miss-CULLERs, of Warren.
Near Trinity Church, Shenandoah Co., Va, the
24th of Oct, by the same Mr.. NATHANIEL Miller OF
Shenandoah, and Miss LEANNAH MILLER, of Rocking
ham County.
AT Stony Mead, October Goth, by Rev. G. L. Leyburn
Mr.. A. L. MAUPIN and Miss EMMA E. CAMPBELL.
On the 10th ult at the residence of the brides faith
or Robert W. Parker by Rev. James Beatty, Dr. HoDG-
SON, of Frederick county, Va, to Miss BERT PARKER,
OF Hardy County.
On the Sd of Nov. Hamburg in this county, by
Rev. P. Miller, Mr.. MARK FoLTz to Miss FRANEENA
E. 6roNER, all of of Shenandoah county.
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D2. WELLS EXTRACT OF ]IRIRERA

retains all the medical virtues peculiar to the
plant and must Dc taken as permanent
| curative agent.
| Is there want of action in your Liver 4
| Spleen Unless relieved at once, the blood
| becomes impure by deleterious secretions, pro-
ducing scrotulous or skin diseases, Blotches,
Felons, Pustules. Canker Pimples, &c.
Take Jurubeba to cleanes, purifying and
! restore the vitiated blood to healthy action.
Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach -? I'm less
digestion 'isrpromptly aided the system is
debilitaeed witl,los :ofyit,l force, poverty OF
the. Blood, DrePsical Tendency, General Weak.
ness or Las situde. j. !. i -
Take it to assist Digestion: without. reaction
T it will impart youthful vigor to the weary
/ sufferer. " 10, '.j.t. :i..|.-
Have you weakness of the Intestines You
are in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or the
dreadful Inflammation of the Bowels.
Take it to alay irritation and ward of ten
dency to infiammations. '.at' =
Have you weakness o the Uterine or Urinary
organs You must procure instant relief or
you are liable to suffering worse than death
Take it to strengthen organic weakness or
life becomes burden. 80 a.
Finally it sheu1d be freGuentlv taken to keen
the sys EN- npertect 'health or you are other
wise in great danger of malarial, mia.matic
or contagious diseases. :"
JOHN Q. KELLOGG Is Plat ST.; New,Ye,k.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Cir
cuiars. Aug. 5-4w.
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List of letters remaining in the Post of
flee if not called for within two weeks will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Geo. c. Mouton, Rev. 1. X. Booton, Har-
rison ellison, DR.. D. c. Gordon, James
Mcdowell, David Koinet, Stephen Strand,
DIR. II. c. Shipley, VIM. H. Racy, Mrs.
Rebecca Adams, Mrs. Polly Litten, Miss
Ann Drummer, Miss Susan Anderson, Miss
Lucinda Litten and Hugh Marion.
Letters held for Postage Miss NJ. Penny
hacker, Mt. Jackson, Va. James A. Shmitz
Himdly Mills, Augusta, co. Va.
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We have received the monthly report of
the Departmental Agriculture for October
from which we learn that in Virginia, the
average yield Of wheat is l01, though the
local reports aresvariable, favorable returns
coming from the best lands and well-culti-
waited fields. The return from Clarke is
60, yet many farms on the Shenandoah
yielded well, on field of inferior promise
giving 1874 bushels upon "a acres.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Walkers Majority.

Walkers Majority.
The following We're the naiorities given
for Governor Walker at several pre-
cincts in this county in 1869:
Town Hall, 167, Court House, 22O, -Edin-
burg 1876, New Market 294, Strasburg 2ss,
Mt. Jackson "A, Cedar Creek 40.
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PREMISES

The House and Lot conveyed to John Show
man, decd, by Noah Pence, Tying on Stony
Creek, near Columbia Furnace and adjoining
the lands o. ohm Whistler, J acob Fravel and
others. The lot conta ms acres. i rood and II
poles. The cling house is . GOO two story
frame. bu ilding,y convenient and comfortable
and will make a desirable home,
-, !. Il, TERMS OF. SALE: 4
;Envugh cash to pay, costs of suit and sale and
the b ,lsace in one, two and .thr &c years, the
purchaser giving bonds--ths first to be W it'll
personal securitw, all bear interest from day
orsslc and atdeed o Il ust to be executed as a
further security. II ~
~. T. WILLIAMS
r.. s'.f.- Special Commissioner.
Oct 24-.t q a.
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A young man named Willis, resident
of Harrisonburg, but for several months
past engaged on the Valley Railroad work,
in Augusta county attempted to kill him
self by taking arsenic. Since going to
work on the railroad he has met and fall
len in love with a young lady, and his af-
lection being reciprocated an engagement
was the consequence. Going to see his
lady-love few days ago. he met with a
cool reception, and Oh suggesting an early
wedding received decidedly discouraging
reply. He Immediately went to store
near by; procured the poison, returned to
his boartling house, and swallowed it. His
condition was soon discovered, and medic
al assistance being called, his life was saved
and at the same time his love was cured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Mr.. Martin v. French, who now owns q
part Of the old Moreland farm, adjoining
this place, gathered from one acre ILL
bushels Of solid corn, from another l122,
and from eleven acres, nine hundred BUSH
els. By bushels we mean bushels ofshelled
corn. Besides the solid corn, Mr.. French
gathered about thirty bushels of soft and
short corn which was not included in the
above. If any of our farmers can beat this
yield, we would like to hear from them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

THE AMERICAN FARMER.-The Nouen,-
Der number of this old standard agr;-
cultural journal contains, as usual, large
amount of varied and usual matter APP
propriate to the season, and every depart
ment Of rusl. life receives its due share of
attention. For the new Volume for 1873
the publishers offer very handsome induce
ments in the wok of valuable premiums for
the formation of clubs, and we recommend
our readers to send for specimen numbers.
The Farmer is published by Sam,l Sands
g. Son, Baltimore, Md, at 81, so a year, OF
at 81 to clubs of five or more.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Rev. John G. Wolff, former pastor of
the Reformed church, in this county,
preached in this place on last Sunday morn
ing and evening. His old friends are pleas
ed with the opportunity of extending to
him hearty welcome.
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"MozIs ADDUMs" AS A RAIN-PRo-
DUCER.-The Winchester Times has this
statement of the cAiiise Of the great rain of
last week:
'A fact to which we direct the attention
of the Signal Bureau at Washington, is the
invariable occurrence of rain whenever DIR.
Bagby JMozis' AaddiiffnEs) goes lecturing.-
On Monday Of last week he entered the
Valley. That very day the clouds began
to thicker, the next it began to rain, and it
continued to rain, throughout the week.
great blessing has been vouchsafed the
Valley, and all owing to Bagby. What
was bad for Bagby, in presenting his
lecture, has proved of inestimable value to
the Valley. The account, according to
Bagby, stands somewhat thus:
The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
I To G, W.. BAGBY, DIR.
To one week of constant rain $25O,o0O
Or. by damage to S. V. Ag. Fair 10000
Bal. due Bagby by Valley $24O,OOO
The account is eminently a just one.
Indeed, we think the Indebtedness Or the
Valleys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for the rain
was worth nearer a million than q quarter
of that sum. But Bagby, no doubt, will
be satisfied with the $4,000, sp,l we trust
that steps will be im medIfl taken to
reeilnuhherate compesinsatt5SHa a9s he great
good he has DONE.
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O eirily, Girlly, GIRRRLs!!!

1t is not conducive to good feeling to ask
divers and sundry young gentlemen in this
town what ladie faire they escorted from
the Hallow Eve-Leap- year-Surprise-P Party
anyhow. Some of them say there is the
'dogr gonedest set of girls in Woodstock
they eve-did see. Let us have peace.
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reputation, as a humorous speaker.

Mr.. Alexander S. Buck of Warren in
company with party Of gentlemen living
at Water Lick killed two fine deer last
Saturday. They were fat and plump. In
deed. the venson was Of most excellent
quality The next streak of luck in til S
line will be followed by present of hind
quarter Or two, tothe Editors Of the Herald
So mote II be.
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l
Bah / Il

Bah "A
A friend at our elbow 'rises to explain"
He says now that it was owing to ''circum-
stances over which he had no control" that
he went back on his sweetness" after the
party, the other night. He told US 'that ii
he had known she was going home he would
have gone along. We told him we under
stood there were several more in the same
fix. Go it ''Gals"-your bustles aren't to
be ''sneezed at" or set down on either with
impunity, as long as the World exists.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

The horse thieves have commenced their
operations again in the Valley. In the
lower Valley a number of horses have been
stolen, and, it is supposed, run into Mary
land and West Virginia. In Augusta county
last week three valuable horses were stolen,
and it is supposed they We're taken west.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Rev. T. E. Converse, of the Presbyterian
Church, of this place, who has been sick
for several weeks, has so recovered as to be
able to ride out. He will, we hope, be able
to attend to his regular pastoral duties in
a short time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07
Ha11ow Ev

Hallow Eve.
The boys, contrary to the earnest, heart
felt prayers Of Cabbage-owners, did not for
get to observe the usual ceremonies Incl
dent upon the celebration of this occasion.
They made things lively for We goode peo-
pie of ye towne. There seems to have been
a lively trade in gates, in connection with
the standard obsServances. A good boy is
appreciated in Woodstock-when he don't
60 Hallow eveing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

We notice in our exchanges that Gen.
John B. Gordon is the favourite of the
democratic press of Georgia for the United
States Senate in place Of Senator Hill. His
many friends and comrades-in-arms in this
section would be happy to hear of his sue
cess
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Eunhurg.

EUnnurg.
The Edinburg Dramatic Entertainment
proved decided success, thanks to the ex-
cellent management Of Capt. Grandstaff.
The whole thing climaxed il grand
Oyster supper which removed the linen
from anything we have ever seen. 1t was
free to us printers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Fire.
We learn with regret that the house be-
longing to Mrs. Malinda Miller, widow OF
Amos Miller, near Mt. Cliftoni in this Coun-
ty was completely destroyed by fire on the
night of Friday. the 18th inst. There had
been no one living in the house for several
days, and the fire is believed to be the
work of an incendiary. Efforts are being
made to ascertain the guilty party. Loss
about $20O.-Shen. Vaucy.
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Deash Of an Old Citizen.

DeAsh Of an Old Citizen.
Mr.. Benjamin Bushrell, for many years
citizen of this town, died in this place
last Thursday evening. He had reached
the ripe age of IS years. Mr.. B. had been
feeble for several years, but was confined
to his room only several weeks prior to his
death. OF kindly heart and agreeable
manners he will be greatly missed by his
many friends throughout the Valley of
Virginia. His remains We're inferred at
Mt. Hebron Cemetery.-Winchcster Neus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Cheap Farms Free Il ONES
On the line of Union Pacific Railroad. IT,
600, 900 acres of the best Farming and Mineral
Lands in America. II I'm il
5000 900 Acres ih Nebraska in the Platte
Valley now for sale. ~.
Mid Climate, Fertile Soil, Al
for Grain growing and Stock Raising uinsur-
passed by ANY lin the Uuited'S tatss. y
IL Cheaper in Price, mo re favorable terms given
and more convenient to sInarket than can be
found elsewhere
Il Free HON esteads for Actual Settlcrs,s
! The best location for Ssldiers-So Soldiers en-
titled to a Honest aad Of l50 Acres.
Sendfor the ntw Descriptive Pamphlet, with
new maps,; published in Eng ish, Germa r,
Swedishl and Danish, mailed free everywhere.
Address, ~. U. +. DAVIS, Il
Land m'r U. p R. K. Co., Omaha Neb.
oct. 11-4w d..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

The election at Woodstock, passed off
very quietly. The vote was not full.
though as large as was expected. There
was no disturbance whatever. The result
will be found in another column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

A very interesting series of meetings has
been in progress in. the Methodist Church,
in this place during the last week, under
the pastoral charge Of Rev. j. II. March.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07
Some Pumpkins.

Some Pumpkins
Mr.. Brown, of this place, raised a fine
lot Of large pumpkins. We saw two
them, one weighing 40 lbs. and the other
60. They are said to be of excellent quail
-.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Mrs. Holiday, the wife OF Col. F. NJ.
Holiday, died suddenly in Winchester on
the 10Th. This distressing event will
bring grief to many hearts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07
Shenandoah Herald.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Thursday Morning, November ,s7
Town and County Affairs.
Religious Notice..

Religious Notice.
The third quarterly meeting for Wood
stock circuit will be held at Edinburg, be-
ginning on Saturday, Nov. Both. Rev. j.
H. Waugh, P. E. will be present. =.
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Examination

Examination. e.,.,.,,.,
AS some of the districts have not been
fully supplied with teachers, I will hold
an examination at Woodstock, on Saturday
Nov. 18th, beginning at 10 o'clock 4. M.
and closing at 2 P. NJ. Applicants will
please be prompt.
JOHN H. GRABILL,
Co Supt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Kleckner & Co.'S menagerie passed
through Page Valley this week, exhibit
ing at Luray on Tuesday and Front Roy
al on Wednesday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

Among the premiums given at the Shen-
doah Valley Fair, was one to Mrs. L. H.
McGinnis, Of this county, for best patch
work silk quilt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-11-07

A regular depot is to be established at
Maurertown in this County.