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Gard.
Texas Grand Prize Concert. The Hon.
T. D. Wilson, Mayor of Houston, and the
City Council, endorses the enterprise as
follows: .....s4. ="
HOUSTON, Texas, April 30, 1874.
We. the undersigned, regard the Real
Estate Distribution, which J. F.. Foster
proposes to make on the Goth of July next
in This city. as calculated to promote inn
provements, and placing within the reach
OF many, who otherwise would he unable,
q chance to secure home for them and
their families, and having from our long
acquaintance with him, every confidence
in his integrity, We feel justified in SAYING
that we-belieye he will carry out his Dis
tribution honestly and fairly according to
his advertised pan.
James I. D. Wilson, Fred, Stanly, F.
W. Heitmann. B. F.. McDonoug. r. B.
Baer, John d. Usener, Joha Maher, Rnbt.
Burns, n. P. Turner, NJ. Harrington. =.
Capital Prize, $4,000 Gold. Zen Resi-
dences in Houston; Population 10000, and
the railroad center OF the State, and nearly
100 tracts of land in different portions of
the State, Value of prizes, Sl46, GOO; 49,
600 tickets. at 81 each. Address
L. w. HOUSE, Treasurer.
j Z. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston, Texas.
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Tamala Seminary,

Female Seminary.
We had the pleasure Of attending the
Musical Entertainment given to the
patrons and friends of the New Market
Female Seminary, at the closing of the
School. on Tuesday night. The evidences
of progress among the children were
really surprising and gratifying. attcsting
the kindness, skill and patient labor Of the
instruc,ress. The vocal soles, duets, and
q,5artcttcs, were rendered in Il style at
once natural and artistic, and to the great
enjoyment OF all present. In the rendition
of several of the pieces the soprano. and
alto were as we'll sustained rs we have
ever heard them. All who attended were
delighted. and the desire tor another en-
tertainmept Of the same kind was general
-l-uIleu
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Mess. Editoia;-.-

Mess. cu1tOfa So
There was one feature
In the memorial exercises, held in this
place June 9th inst; tnvh,eh we desire to
call the attention of our citizens, viz The
strewing of flowers on the graves Of rela-
hves and friends wba, We're not soldiers, to
the neglect of some of the graves of those
who offered THEN lives as sacrifices OH the
altar of their country. We have not one
word to say against any of our citizens
strewing flowers on the turf that wraps
the clay of their DEAL, whether they be
soldiers or. not-would that they would
make daily instead OF an annual Offering
of flowers to.their dead, but when flowers
arc not sufficiently abundant to strew on
the graves of both soldiers and citizens or
memorial day, we do not hesitate to say
that the latter should be neglected rather
than The former. We meet but once dur
ing the year to liter flo wers on the graves
of our soldiers; while on every day of the
floral season we can repair to the graves
of our friends and with tear deposit our
offering OF flowers. Hereafter let us. see
that the soldiers graves be first strewn with
flowers. and then if there be, any flowers
undisposed lei them beapplied TO thegraves
OF our friends and relatives.
BURDETT
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A New Beck.

A New Beck. -. ;.
we have before us quite a neat little
work. in q pamphlet form. 1t has just
passed through the press of Henkel, Cal
vert & Co. 1t is entitled, "a Review of
the Modern Thinker, o: Urine Immersion;
Feet Washing; The Passover. or Last
Supper; and ChiliasIn. or the Millen-
mum, The Thousand Years Reign: In the
light of Divine Reyalation. by Uric Fon-
Hutton. :,
1t contains 81 pagzas, octave. Price Is
cents, single copy; and per dozen con-
siderable deduction will be made. Adj
dress W. II. Wilson. New Market. Shenan-
duah Co. Va
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MARRIED.

On the srd of June 1874, st the residence of the
officiating Clergyman Winchester, by the Rev E. NJ.
J. Morgan, Wni. D. Robinson and Mrs. Rebecca A.
Fought, botn OF Shenandoah
On the 11th of June by Rev. Michael B. E. Kline,
Noah Hoover ind Miss Laura A, daughter of Email
uel wilkins, all Of Rockingham county.
Married at the residence Of the brides mother
New Market Va, June. 18th, 1874, by Rev. s. Henke
Miss. Cora A. Henkel. daughter Of the late Dr. s. G.
Henkel, and M. Oh .tles W. Heater, OF Frederick
Co., Va.
On Wednesday, June 3rd, 1874, Mt the residence of
the brides parents, i'll Earris0nburg, Virginia, by
Rev. J. Rice bowman, John W. Boone, of Front Royal
and Miss Rachael z. c. daughter of J. u. Price ESD
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AZ evidence of the unusually large guam
tity of hail. which fell ii the neighborhood
of Fishers Hill on Wednesday, June It'll,
our attention has been called to the facts
that ON Friday,ihe 18th, a gentleman gath
cred mp sufficient quantity to freeze ice
cream, and on Monday, the 22d inst, the
ice could still be gathered MP. A gentle
man who had Scent it on Sunday expressed
the opinion that it would last for several
days. These statements are youched for
by gentlemen Of unquestioned yeracity.
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CLEBoURsE. johnson Co. Texas,
June 10Th 1874.

Mrssrs. Editors =
~ :, On. the night OF the
OF May, party Of some sixty men went
into the Bolton jail Bell Co, I exas. and
killed nine men. confined on the charge of
murder and theft. They also hung four
men in Hill couEty, twenty miles below
this place, am, three in Uomanche county,
one Of whom WAS a lawyer His name was
j. L. Hardin. He had been doing a lively
business selling land and giving bogus III
ties, These men who were killed were OF
that class which can always find witnesses
to establish their innocence. and good men
fear to appear against them. for ii acquit-
ted they would roo and murder those who
appeared against them, 1t is reported that
sixty men were shot ard hanged this yeai
ALI the citizens from Shenandoah. who
are sober and industrious. as near.y all are,
are doing well. The wheat being injured
by rust,. will average about a two-third
crop. Corn and cotton are doing we'll
vegetables are plenty and immigration is
very great. Yours, Respectfully,
JAN
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On Friday last. little daughter OF MIR.
John Hepner. aged about six years, living
within one and half miles Of Conrad's
Store, was burned TO death by coal OF.
explosion. The facts are substantially as
follows: There was some FIRE in the
kitchen stove, ana few hot Goals had
been drawn out on the stove hearth. The
little girl picked up a can of coal oil and
set it on the stove hearth, which became
hot and exploded, setting fire TO her
clothes and burning her to death altaos'
instaatly.-Otd cosns,onqredlth.
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at the Office where received
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The Old Commonwealth says, "Coid Wa
ter Lodge 81. /. i. G. T., as we'll as sever
al other Temperance Lodges OF the Valley.
propose holding picnic at Narrow Pas
sage, near Strasburg. on Saturday, July
4th prox. The honr of starting of the ex-
cursion train win be given in our next is
sue All right, Mr.. Editor, the people of
strasburg will be glad TO see you, but if
you stop at Narrow Passage, yeu viii not
get near Strasburg.
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REFERENCES.

The management respectfully refe-; to tho fol
aatef of the cospoyatassard their ability to meet
all ofhgasions Hsn John T. Harris, 81. G., aar-
risenGurg, Va; Dr.o. H MofTat, 3. Senator De-,
fen. james H. Williams, Member Legislature, Win
chester, Va, Col. j. W. Il. Moore, Member Legis-
iatnre. Mt JACKSON, Virginia, General g. 9. Meem.
State Senator Mt. Jackson, Virginia, Judge H. G..
Allen, Woodstock, va Capt Riddleberger, Member
Legislature, Do Judge George Rye, Ex. State Treas
urer, Fdingnrgh, Va; N. X. Trout. ESQ. Mayor Of
s!aunton yaf; Moses Nation, ESQ, Prest. Shenandoah
County Bank, Woodstock IA. j. g. Mesm, Esq Irest
New Market Bank Of Virginia New Markst,Ha.
All orders for tickets addressed the secretary at
Edinbnrg, Va. will receive prompt attention.
Correspondents should write their address i'll full
il the most legible hand to avoid mistakes.
AGEN rs WANTED IN EVERY CITY,
Town, Village and Neighborhood.
The drawing will take place i'll grove near Ed
inbErg on the day above named.
RAY 2S--3iuo.
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Death Of an Editor.

Mr.. John w. -Dalgarn. editor and pro-
prietor of the Charlestown Spirit of JET
terson," Died at his residence in that place
on Tuesday morning of last week. s'Mr'
D. was noble heartsa and generous man.
says the Register OF that>county, land his
death will be regretted by many warm and
sympathising friends. He leaves large
family to ronrn their loss. He was a
prominent melnbeS. ct tie Masonic frater-
nity.''
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Struck By OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eseans.

Struck BY Lishtaing-Astonishing Escape
A most miraculous escape from death
by lightning occurred during the storm
on Thursday of last week, near Tlrlsy-
town. in this county. During the storm
John Dunivan, young man engaged in
helping his father, had started out with
his one horse wagon for a lead of rails.
The STORM coming up he sought the shell
ter Of tree which had once been stricken
by the lightning. but which fact he did
not know. He had been under the tree
but a short time when the lightning agair
struck it, shlvcrins 1t from the top to the
bottom and knocking. tanniyan PROSTATE,
splitting the seam in his ceat on the right
arm. crossing to the left side, running
down his left leg, and passing out over his
shoe to a root of the tree, tearing UP the
earth. Yet. strange to say, the young
man was iat only not killed, but not even
seriously injured, The bistcring and burn
ing Of bis flesh being the only injury re-
ceived. Ne was carried to lis home By
the neighbors, Mcssrs. Henry Empswiller.
Col. J u. Horn, AID others and In few
days was going about again as usual. Ii
was the most wonderful escape from iu-
slant death We have almost ever recorded
Rock Reg.
MrMPHIs, Tenn, June 21.-- A severe
tornado passed northeast Of this cit,
last evening, doing considerable dam.
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5,767. $4,000
The property gifts will be purchased by the Cor
potors al the prices above named if the drawer shall
SO drsire, and.;the Cash be promptly paid by the
treasurer the day specified. -.
Bear in mind tia. no ticket il recognised at the
drawing unless the coupon bsaring the duplicate
number has been returned to tho gecretary Nth he
price-one dollar. 49, r" 10.
The dist ibuton of gifts I=iu eoaaneDce 1e days
after drawing and continue Iaurtas, If necessary
10 complete it. -,, Il last.
Money must be forwarded iEy .e-e6: lister,
Fostoftce order, Express Draft oE solvent Bsnss
The proportion of Gifts To the number OF tickets
IS larger than offered ard SHords the best
proof that the management desire to make only q
small legitimate profit for the purpose set forth,
aud not to offer grand lottery swindle.
:I4e Gofposators are j j. Stonebuner, John 4.
heun, J. G. Mcdonald, VIM. J. Dinges, DR.. q. ".
Prescott, DR.. P. .Belew, Joseph Conner, j. D. AlE
gan, James n. Swami and Geerga V. Koontz.
President. D. ". PEEscoTT;, Treasurer. 3oHS 4.
SAGM; Secretary, ]. D. MILLIaSS.
Address all communications to the secretary at
Edinburgh, Shenandoah county, Virginia.
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A change ofschedule on the B.. @. r. 2.
was made last Monday. Close connection
is made ut staunton for the White Sulphur
Springs, thus enabling passengers to leave
Baltimore in tho morning and arrive at
the Springs the same day. The West
bound train passes Woodstock at 12:4l
L. NJ. and the East bonnd at l;l0 T. NJ.
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Death Of ar Gid Citizen.

Mr. Harrison Gillock. ar CID and much
esteemed citizen died at his residence, in
this place. on last Thursday. For some
months he had bern suffering from a Sc
we're disease ana Ills death was not al
together unexpected. For many years he
had been a CONSISTENT member of the
Methods. Church. He was useful
citizen, kind husband and parent, and
an accommodating neighbcr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

The Fair of the Shenandoah Valley
Agricultural and Mechanical Society will
he heI,l at Winchester on the 10Th, 10th.
18th and Istl, of September. -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

To Cure Cough, to reiieye all irritatiops CT tbs
throa to restore perfect sandness and health to the
most delicate organizations of the human frame the
lungs-use DR.. Wistar's Balsam of VIII. Cherry,
which is still prepared with the care inHhe Reec
ton and compromising of ITS various ingredients as
when it was introduced to the public BY Dr.. WistAr
over forty years since:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25
"A Repository OF Fashion Pleasure.
and Instruction"
aaCper's Bazaar.

Notices % lhe r. ress
Th bsSt, edited with contribution IF tact md
taA..t nzi We seldom, lind i'll ans. Journal aud the
Journal Itself IS tho organ c. TIE great World Of
fashloL.-Ecston Ira Ee'les. ~. :.
The 'sZar connleds itself to every nsni,sr of the
ho4ssAoid+so the children by dron and pretty pie
lures TO the young ladies. by its fa4hto4 piates II
endsess sArieiy, to the pruyident ma.rn "; its Tat
terms for the chidrens clothes. to atefaiuilss h,
Its tasteful designs Eer snabraise,ed slippers aud
luxurious dressing gowns. Blu. tho reading n utter
OF the ba1teris uutsos;p4y Of great e1ceiency The
paper has acquired vide popularity for tae resjde
enjoyment it affords.-7Ns !. Evening Post
SUBSCRIPTIONS. = 1874.
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We are glad to learn that our yonng
friend. Charles d, Gatewood, passed a
crcditsble examination at the close OF his
first year, at West Point Academy, anu
was made corporsl. the highest position
to which his class is eligible. He was de
tailed us color bearer Of battalion, during
the absence of I'd class on iurl0ussii.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

fhe Judge of Highland County Court
has refused to grant license for sale oi
whiskey in Highland county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

Rev. J. c. Wheat has been selected as
the Principal of the Episcopal feina'e
Institute OF Winchester.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

Our harvest has commenced. The wheat
crop Is very good. much better thah we
have had for some years.
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GRAND GIFT
co N C. E r II
g5,OO0.oO for 500

-. ..:, ,Fo,OV21VV TVI SE.VO
The Valley Educational Society, composed of ruer O
the highest personal character, will hold Garnd Gf
Concert at Edinburg, Shenandoah county, Virginia
on the e.
Fifteenth, Day of sept. 1874,
at which time and piece, they will attribute Five
TAousa,na9 Seven Hundred and sixty-Seyen Gifts to
Ticket Holders. The nett proceeds to be applied 10
building one or more Public School Houses for said
.own. 90 Gao tickets will be sold and
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

A meeting Of the council elect; will be
held at the Office Of P. ". MagrpdIer. at
P. NJ. on Wednesday evening" July Isl.
1t is important that every member should
be present and quslify at that time.
J. II. RoDEFFER, Mayor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

The Methodist Congregation, OF this
place, have purchased an organ from
Aessrs. simmons 4 Cough Of. Detroit
Michigan. 1t is said to he an excellent
and sweet toned instrument.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

SEEos.-I have just received from the celebrated
and reliable firm of D. Landreth h Son. PhiIa ful
sulpy of garden sheas. warranted fresh and genuine
Catalogues furnished free upon application. d
Sc hmitt. Icb 5-Tmo
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Personal

Rev. William s. Bowman. Of Charleston,
s. e., preached u large congregation.
in this place, on last Sunday. Mfr, B. is
NJ, excetcnt preacher and always meets
with warm welcome from his host OF
friends in this county. His general health
Is good, though he Was suffering from in
disposition on laat Sunday which, 1t is
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
c0MSU NJ PTl0N
which can be cured by d
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprictors. It is acknowl-
edged by many prominent.
physicians to be The most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
rcsorted to i'll season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most SEVERE
cases of Coughs, bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
hess in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most PREPARATIONS, but it
looscns and clcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED DIT "a 49,
sETH ", FoWLE \ CONS, Boston, Nass.
Ard sold by Druggists and pealersgencrslly.
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--As.--l--v-----
IsUSIN ESS LOCA LIS.

Jars AND BoTTLEs.-I still have on hand large lot
of bottles and jars for catsus jees preserves
&c, which will sell very cheap as wish to ge.
them out Of the way. Il. hCHMITT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-06-25

\ colored woman, wife of Robt. Smith,
fell from her chair, in Strasburg last
sunday, and Immediately expired. She
was apparently in good health. she had
gone to Strasburs 70 ATTEND meeting.
She is supposed to bsye had disease of the
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4 NEUTRAL lioTIl.:
Mas :. Hoi.TZMAN. PRorRy-xKss.
NEW MARKET, VA.
Having tuliy r.ttted aud repaired til is we'll
sunwn Hotel. il is open for the reception
u guests and harders New Markets. surron-
dcd by anumber otexcelleIt mineral springs
among w hch are sulphur, Chalv heste, Free
STONE, dc--easy Of access, aid situated amid
the ,nnst beautiful and picturesque scenery.-
Person in the cities desiring f.w weeks OF
country air, with quiet coiafort, at REASONABLE.
rates willie accommodated.
Tn. Table viii be an especia! care; the Ba
suprlred with hnice liquors, and the Stable
provided With bcst.ot rrcvenders
SARAH HOFFMAN,.
feb. SIT.
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S25, 900 in GIFTS

Will be distributed rs follows:
GIFT consisting of Two New and Elegant Housrr
the town. 81. $4,000
/ GIFT OF the Masonic Hall 2,UUU
{ EYs--
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Han pct's Ncgn%ine.


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CAIN upon the public gratitude The Magazine ha.
done good and not evil ell the days Of liz life
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| The American Sardine so. Boneless Sardines are
much better h less than half the cost of imported
| SarGipes mar Nv
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4 Good Idea.

A Good Idea
The publisher OF the Winchester Times
proposes to notify his delinquent suoscrl-
ners of their indebtedness by sending state
ments on Postal cards. All who do not
wish to receive notices OF that kind from
us will please remit amounts due.
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ourstreets wonld be greatly improved
if 1t We're. possible for our citizens to
purchase brick for the purpose. 1t has
been suggested that the Town Council
burn large brick kiln and furnish the
citizens brick for paving purposes at cost.
For other purposes p sufficient amount
might be, sold to yield very handsome
profit. We think the suggestion good
one and hope that it will receive that i'm
mediate attention of the council.
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Nj. Peter Holland, an Erghshman. who
has spent some FIVE years of his life in this
county; has just: returned here from a
prospecting tour Tor minerals in Frederick
'county, Va, and West virsinia, and has
shown us fine specimens Of coal, iron, lead,
silver. carbon, Sc. He says that these
veins Of valuable minerals begin near
shockeysville, il Frederick county, .yas.
and have been followed, running. In y
North-eassterly dill ection, through Morgan
county. West Virginia. to the Potomac
river. Some of these ores have been an
alyzed BY professional mineralogists in
Baltimore and Washington. and pronounce
ed rich; A Company is to be organized to
develope these large mineral deposits, and
capitalists will invest their money in an
enterprise likely to yield such profitable
reSllltS-W0r Sentinel
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$4,000

900 GIFTS one doh ar each.amauu,iug
ing TO 1000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-12-25
WESLEY MATTHEWS, Agent,

Wheaton. Montgomery county, Md
Esss~ SOLD ON EASY TERMS or Rented.
Great inducements offered 10 Clubs. For
particulars send Tor price Isis.