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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

Messrs. David aud Joseph Fravel have
purchased an engine and will Immediately
in crease their facilities for the manu-
fsetare of furniture of all kinds. There
was great demand for furniture manu-
factory in this place, As tor some years (
large proportion of furniture was pur'
chased in other places. This is the kind
of enterprise which will build up the
town and will draw trade from other
E..laOaS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

A daughter of Nr. Hehry Smooth. who
Hives near misplace was seriously buried
Hast Saturday. A fire had been made In
the yard, and while the family were EN-
gagged In the house, his little girl aged
about six years was playing near the Tire
Her dress caught when she returned to
the house and gaze the alarm, bat before
her cfotaes could be tom from her, SIT
swas severely burned. DR.. campbell
rel dersd surgical attA,tton.
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Important.

Important.
The following suggestion in the South
esn Planter should receive the attention
ofcur farmers. Try it and let US know
the result Of your experiment:
ut il a fact tested by experiments OF
and OH for more than thirty years, not
numerously, but sufficiently and salts
|factorily made. that one or two--not more
D,shels OF lime sowed over the wheat
VIM the fly makes its appearance. will
destry them. The like quantity, repeated
Ia thaspring. utterly destroys them That
much lWe cannot cost any one much; moi
more ths from 20 cents to 10 cents per
acre Tfe fly often costs US $40 per acre.
interest aasut 1000 per cent, which beats
that form q extortio,n politely called
banking all toAie,es. Ard then on most
soils the lime i sn Indispensable benefit
| greater Than itcOs; I"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

The Students at Hanpden Sidney
c ,lleye have formed a volunteer company
BY the name of "kemper Guards The
officers have been commissioned and the
State authorities have agreed to furnish
arms. The company is COMMANDED oy,
Il mt Rally. OF Charlottesville, formerly
an officer of the Confederate army.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

In order 10 give "a much of tue Govern
or's Massage as possible. we have been
compelled Il omit Il number of local items
and other news of interest.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10
NOTICE.

Norlon'
Having made a change in business, my
bo0ks to October LIST 1874 are how ready
for settlement. | would respectfully ask
Of every ole eiidebted to me TO come
forward and settie lheir;accounts at once
ms the books must be closed up.
Thankful TO the Public tor their liberal
paaenage. | would solicit Il continuance
OF the same with the new arm of
BANNER 4 BAILY,
from whom Hardware can be purchased
al greatly reduced prices.
nov. l9--ti: ]. w. DANNER
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DIR. GElIT II >
ri ASTER OF ALL PAIN
HHESAPEAKE AND ONO B. r,
On and after Sunday APR. 18th 1874 PasseH.
srTrain. VI ill run as follows:
FROM STAUNTON,

=. FROM STANTON.
40. 25A.x. MAIL TRtIKs, For Charlottesville,
9ordensvilIe, Richmond and sll intermediate
Stations daily Except Susdsy) arrives at
Richmond 500 P. NJ. This tssin connects at
Charlottesville Tor Lynehbars Bristol KNOX
vile, Chs ttanooga ard til South ard at Cor
deusvills for Alexandria,, " ashingtun and The
North.
il4o P. n. E4rErss, For Charlottesville.
Gordensville, aud Richmond daily Except
sunday arriving at Richmond l,&0 a. u.
This train CONNECTS at Charlottesville, for
Lyncbburg, bristcl Knoxville. Chattanooga,
and the South at Gordonsvi!le for AiexandriA,
Washington AZ, ..e North ard at HichMond
for Pe:ers5urg, Norfolk. Weldon, WilmiD Etos,
Charleston, Savannah, Dsnville, Greensboro,
Chs r1otte snd all points southeast. 81 "
S.42 g.. II, kA. -Ess. For Goshen, Miilbor0
Covington. White sulphur and all STATIONS
westof White Sulphor daily Except Sunday
arriving at Huntington $50 z. NJ. This train
connects at Huntington. with the companys
Stesmers Bostona aud Fleetwood siriying at
Cinciunstti,, 500 A. NJ. in time IN connect
with the Morning Trains on ali the different
lines running out at Cincinnati,
1886 P. N. MAIL TRAIN, For Hinton and all
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday
arriving at Hinton Tolls T. u.
For ra tie tickets aud information apply to
j. w. hopkins agent a stanton Pr
Ali. PERRY, Gcn'lSa
EpaAR vIEIr, Gen'l P.snd I. Ag't.
apr. 23-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

Mr.. 3. schmftt has returned with ful
supply Of ChristMa preaents, toys. candle
&c, &c. Read his advertisement III
another column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

CoaeeTt' ;.i,;.
Miss Susie RIsenol'r vii. give concert
at the Court House on next Saturday ev-
.ening. The lovers of good music shouio
attend. Mss R, is an accomplished must
clan and is we'll worthy the public 1HaSfon'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

Nr.J.' II. RotefFer has gone to Phila-
'dslphia TO purchase stock tor the purpose
of opeuiuya large Furniture Establish
ment. BE will msnufactare furniture OF
all kinds and will keep constantly Oh
hand tull supply, from the lowest price
to the finest quality Of Furniture.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

We have received copy of the Pendis-
ton Nc,os, new paper published by Mr..
Wright Campbell, late Of this place. 1t i,
a sprightly paper, and in the printing a.
we'll as in the general appearance and
matter is credit to Pendietoh county
Nav it have long and prosperous life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10
EsS CAL@'


--,rh. .nrican Sardine 60. Boneless SardInef,eFS
much better 4 less than half the cost OF lmro.sss
| Sardines. ----,----I- -
isIACK DECAY ED ana ., oae
smelling teeth sporey and bleeding suns a,e
Won't iook YOU squs,ely il the face when
To You For sale everywhere.
b. SCaMITT, sole proprietor hoous'0cA' ''
'xug. 9th.
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County - rcnii and supervisors court
h,h,, ,,xn
proceedihssNuio e S'''s"sN An ~" VeAs
issue.
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How Wool Pays.


w c Ridge, in a communication in
the American Fa'ner, says: Washington
county, Pennsylvania. is claimed to be the
b.. .ner count9l the State ia wool-grow-
ing, /. I'd they lie great interest in this
branch ri farnausbandry. The product
this year vas 'er 100000 lbs, which
b,ou ght ovss." 100000 in money into the
COUNTY. AS tsreounty is lot run to sheep
specially, the Ilrgilg of a million dollars
every year. from IL. side, can scarcely ia,l
to insure peris,en, and conspicuous
prosperity. Thepeoplc of many other
sections, by inita,y the practice Of our
Washington countfrien1s, cSn secure in
measure their Nit. One thing tor
which Washington ,untS is remarkable
IS the attention VIA sheep owners give
90 tIe imp,;ovemehtpt their SOCKS, and
~. = Hps liant 'effortEcy nah TO hold
,n.,m ~ the highest aldsrd."
Nzrs-s-<szsnas,x.x--.sx /.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

Messr.. Rsmcy 4 Co. OF this place. have
received several orders for their new corn
fplanter 1t is regarded by practical far
L,uers As superior to any which have been
heretofore in use. One OF the greatest
adyanta yes Of the machine Is that 1t drop
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

We now enjoy fa ''litiss equal u H., II 7 n''s
superior, to any Office. '', e. 80 -,
Job Printing OF all kinds. 80,
+stat,tly OH hard fall suppl, " -
Poster. Staten1e nt, Note II, W. IL
He'd Bill Head AIT, Flat Cap pa.
are prepared to fill orders at short
tn,fI Ut the lowest cash prices.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-12-10

The grand jury met last Saturday and
. ljourn.d without finding any iudict-
ments. 4 ~
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PREMIUM ENGRAVING

To every perton getting up either of the following
clubs for 1915 win be sent gr tbs, copy Of
and splendid meEEotint fer framing size 81 inches
by 26), sshngtons First Interview with his Wife.
This is hive Dollar Engraving and the most desira-
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below extra copy Of the Magazine will be ssrt
| In addition.
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Accident

accident sB., a.s.s
..,.Nr. saiRael tsntzs horse, ran of last
riseA air. T.. IL company with two Ia
a'ss, Wa ,1dingin a carriage. Miss Kate
jeff. son. in attempting &c. Jump from the
rsrriays was,, -owf, and seriously injured
r,he ofber nsrtes escaped uninjared.
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CD Every Lady should Take 1t.
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=
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Magazines Of the clsss Of Peterson"
Its Thrilling Tales and Novelties
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a CHRISTMAS GSEST.
n u;rl. should send d.
Every Man, woman, pos ana stationery Packe.s
containing Note Paper Envelope NJ If M, brsuti
Pens, Blank Book, Bloter. ph psrsr., shets chines.
full Ladies. Tooth II rs, per'lme N,.ets' Jewelry
puzzle aud fine Is Of L,iies or oSl ~ 2 for 81
Try Package. Price, post a'd, 81 cents ..SIow
$40 Hafmopy st. Phila delrla'' !
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DIE.
ptsTuAs >RlSENT.

M1II1R-A,ice 'lnche ,iller born October ~
IL d il nov. iith 1s74. sged 1ton'f and days.
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advantages Of the machine is that 1t drop
corn aud fertilizer at the -
new dropping Arrange
Nr. r .mey ,one Of the
In corn planters has b =
the corn is placed at 80
sired instead OF beinS
intervals.
Among the wsp lie
dog tax. in thu 10 are
found of b,I and have
little or ~ They believe
that a d encourage farmers
in theD Use sheep that in few
yeayY >psrity Of the farming COM
nv Ill be 30 enhanced that every
OF ouaaess Will be increased. shenan-
4 +auts a good dog tax which VIII
.,o,.,.t every min who desires 70 raise
sheep. The farmers intend to ASK the pres
,ut. eyis allure to give them the pfo'eo''o'
10 which they are entitled.
uossrs. banner & Newman have pur-
obased a new engine TOR their hl''''i''e
.,o,s The old engine had not suiiicie"'
.awer for the incl eased machinery no"
=. onoration. Although early IN the
s.,son the Lime Spreaders are IL demaho
They shipped, oil last hoiiday one :.
,,..',oun and One to Georgia. IheX nav
N or,1er tor three for New Orleans La
sr,;,h viii be shipped in 10" Gays.
The, have number of hands engaged
',.,,,acture of the Heckindorn pioS
.,,s dsmand for which. last season. w
..s.,er than the supply. These shops Al
s.,iuy constantly Increased oas''eS
xhicI, we hope will continue.
a.. nubiish the message Of tbs Cover"
.sfar as our space will admit. ~ =
.x.e,,eut State paper and contains illa'
v,luable suggestions: The reco mmen'
.,on .s TO a State curreucy MAY be go'
hut 4, vet we have doubts Of the r.. -.
o.h,,,ty Of the scheme. His recoaMt
action ~ 70 Haiipsads, Is in the man. 8
ri. views upon the questions o. sl's'
,.a;.,.t;on. Of protection OF nSh.
constitutional amenamsni.ss she 3,
rractical character III WIZ" -,
tnterest Of the Commoi'wea''n
.a,s., aud which will. we hope, fecs
. ...a ss.tsnticn Of the Leslsla l,.. -
the ~ .s whole does circuit ~
rcu,tre Of ta,s Sasase.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
r n. DRAPER, AUCrIoNEER

Nss~~->F-e
r H. DRAPER AucrIoSEER
- American Diamond Driu Company.
FAN Of Patents Diamonds, Tnnnslng Machine Sale
and once Furniture, unosr direction Of Vernon H
Brown, Receiver. t-r45sS
In pursuance Of order Of the Supreme Court dated
the 9th day Of November is7A win BE- sod 81 public
auction at the risk the purchaser by JOHN h DRA
PER CO.. Auctioneers at the Exchange saleSoom
Ill Broadway in the city Of New York. on the oath day
Of November 1874 at IL O'Clock noon OF that day. under
the direction Of the subscriber the receiver named In
these proceedings tho following described Propery.-
All the Right Title and tho American Dia-
mond Drill Company corporation incorporated pursu
ant to the laws OF the State New YORK; Of in and to
certain Letters Patent of the United States and the in
ventions and privileges thereby issued in due
form to the said corporation certain other par.
ties ana thereafter assigned the said corporation
valuable consideration letters patent are desig
mated and described as follows-
Reissue No. seeo. bearing the 10Th day Of octooer
A. D. 1892 signed BY william T. otso Acting Secretary
oftne Interior, and counersgned and scaled with the
seal Of the Patent once by samuel Fisher Commits
soner of Patents whereby one Asansl J. severance was
granted, for the term ofH years from the 18th day Of
july 1863 the full and exclusive right and liberty
II
patent new ana useiui improved % roc1 drl ana = de
same 1'tlf7
Also letters patent No. sl7o5 issued to one John North
and william II Holt, JOINTLY improvements IN rock
drilling machines. eo ,i"A N3
Also letters patent bearing date day
81 the o & snS ~ and ssaea
with the seal O. the ccs by NJ . non
Ds G%ps E o @ s % he S
IS entitled in said pa.eu new and useful I'M
provemcnt in machines Tor drilling rock" AMI de-
sTpon whsreo! gwen the sc9sdus anne zed to
Also s certain patent sngson
form N0, y
MEXICO When nay Ssfsasr @ s. issSed 70
per.on IL thsir Behalf Consequence q ~ lion
Tor letters patent made 70 the patent office Of
name is to the Receiver in these proceedings unknown %
Also certain contract dated the lst day Of July,
@ me and s
Diamond pr Company IN rSadGn na to the making
nsns scg any rcnsvs srv 0iners % ,o
inven ion OF said Maney, and which SAID contract
recorded In the United states Patent Office, in Lber
July, 1873
And there viii also be sold the said dime and place
all the right title and interest OF the said American
Diamond Drill Company OIL IN and to certain diamonds
and certain tunneliing machine held by J. Il
Pearsoa collateral security respectively for two
notes, Tor $500 and the other for $L0n
And there will also be sold same time and place
all the right tite and interest Of the said Americ
diamond Lrl Company Of IN and 70 certain Sale and
Office Furniture, now N the former Offices Of tho said
Partitions, Carpets Long Desk. Railing, Letter Press
and Stand ana Newspaper Rack and Files