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yin Iuuaer 'Vlann Iuprte nd Oet penn
8ater elmer reid)sn Grbin Elm. .Utein
5ar." b.aann er, rSbre lisbensmiireise
Godter bat midi ermutbiat. mit3buen gu
reoen. llniere seaeisitias Misinuns -
-" rSunan Mann," unterbrah Der
Batter ben Scmerber, roas Mdohen mut
,sin oes TeufslS icin! sic lino nun idon
Der 8ie te. ben Tie mir beute Wor9en in
oericlben Inaeleaenbeit iiber ben Slls &c.
ididt. SD babe Den brsi Aaoern m;ine
@tnwinisEns seaeben. nno wia lie audi
Sbneu nidt Dorcntbalten. Sic baben
meiuen g asn!' Wtit icbet beocuflibem
@cIidt trat bcrSeperber OenHiidaus oil.
Der &ater ser Grbin but 5tubc
Gin farbiaer 9arbier itano Dor benz
Gidter. "&0nnen sic Ielen?' fraste
bieier. .Sa, MaIla, Elm psnis." .Yc.
nubcn sic man6mol Die Yibsl?" ~Sn,
Mn'ia, i'd Webe man6mal mein &alir.
melier auf Dem 9cdel."
Sic 5ahe / It ndmIid oie:
Geul'h uctte id nit meincm 6reuno
8anemann nm 'ncTIaihe Glen WbisfsD,
or lperoe binnen flint Winuteh en- lcbr
ihmerslides GreianiB erleben. 6, fis!
ornn ODD rihti9 rim. unn-bsbautlb-
bait De nI6t jtlcbn-lana' id ibm Gene
bin. bab or mcentW elbnndt unoNsujabr
IS uf Gene Sag. Die 5ahe is ndmllb
Die. id i6reib' me efli6 trdftise Sano.
idrift. Die G;af1e olen Wblsttp bat
er rldtis besablt. aber peritlien bat er
mir Den flcnnen Sbers mid, oct pseB I'd.
Sic 5ade is namli9 Die: er is isbr
empfinoli6
Muso ef 591inse eesosen.
(Sm 8obltbdtisieitsbasar.) Dame !:
.Mein Serr, sic faufen mir gcwib oie=
les tlelnc Bouquet ob !"
Serr: .@ern. msin Trduiein! Was
foltet oaIielbe {"
Same: Nun, iasen mir s,pon,is
Mart !"
Serr: .Mein 5rdulsin, ous 1T mir gu
tbeuer"
9oms: (einen &ub auf Dos Bouquet
oriidsno): .uub nun, mein Serr ?"
Ssrr Gid umorebeno): .Sest 1T es
fir mid un5abloar!"
Grau: .Mber Geiccerite. Du ba1t
ia Den Broten onbrennen l%alien."
&64in: .Nee Maoame, Der is iona
olene aniebronnt."
6rau: .Mas. bu minlt mid aud nod
gum gelten baben?"
&06in: gum Yeitcn? $. bapor Be.
bite mir Der 9immsl. Gee, i'd lpabe ia
nMr."
Grau (auBcr id): .Tredes Jrouen-
simmer, ma4' ml4 MIR nibt b0ls!"
&otin (eana slei4ailtia): .@oau
bet nod, sic i4einen mir. ia et,uas bDie
su limb
Srau: -9u wsiit oo@, oob 0u gum
Gtitsn 5iebif?"
a0din (oie Sdnoe faltenb): rMd
tpenn bod idon Der otpeite wdrc!"
Grau: ~0olt Sie's Wuul iaa' i6."
aohin: .WOau oenn. bet is mir ia
anjeua4icn."
6rou ~(uiitbeno): .giH on nun ru.
bio! poer ih rnfe mcinen DAMN"
! &ohin (ahlelsndcno): .Sa. banr
isbt ss mir ialf4t icien sebne Tam id
mir niht pertbe'oiqcn."
Trau (perIhIudt Den Merser unb ,uirt
ettpas mlloer): ~5os' nal, 6rieoe.ide
bat Sih henn Der Sotan periiibrt. bnl
Ou INNER oas lsbteWort BADEN mubt?'
&o9ln: ~Sa, Id babe't bon Sbnsr
ielernt."
Tran ('nbem lis fortsebD ~@eb:
gum 0eibel."
&06in Gbr b6bniih nadsufeno)
Nllo loa i'd bod wieosr bleiben."
, 1877-02-20

.Wbistep, ben mon iiebe: Sabre
lang in oemielben Safe neben Idbt, per-
liert iein Suiel-Oel." iaqt Elm 8lntt,
weldes ben SntereHen beg Defilations.
@si6dftes seuiomet III, uno Der vMorr.
6crolo" bemerft oaau: vuub elm Sob.
lpeldes man lieben Sage in Der Office
elmer 3eitnn9 in 2entudp itsben laBt,
u~erfiert leinen Mbisfep."
, 1877-02-20

Bittf@rift. @etern wurbe benz
@oupernsur rpisosr tine 8ittidrift iiber.
rei1t ben Dm. 8. Coleman, Der i'm
Capitol nit sutem @ebalt anseieat. Der
ober fir feline 8eoirfniie nidt binreid.
te unb ii9 nod eirea $4,000 lelbit ops
propririe. au be9naoi9en. Das &eiul-
tat III nod ni1t befannt.
, 1877-02-20

@ermonia gInb. g. bot i6
Der Club BON %iunaen 2enten, BON Dem
mir Dor Ginger 3eit iprahen. ictt mater
Dem Nomsn .@ermonia" oebiloet. Ser
ielhe beiteht aug iuneen 2suten iiber Is
Sabren. welhe S0hne BON beuti1sn 81.
tern irin millsn. Ser Club miro einem
iosiolen 3ped psriolscn. bod 1T oie8e-
oinsung. baB itsts 0eutl6 in Den Ser.
iammlungen ooer 3uiam mentiinften ae.
iproden ,uerhen mub. Wir wiiniden
ben jun9en 2eutsn einen suten grfols.
, 1877-02-20

81 d OaB Tie thinner arine
bliebe." Sonnabeno ion Die 6rau
eines 2eibifallinbabers. uel1e ihon 2
&inber bot, IiA auf rno oauon semoht
baben, man meint iie lei nod Dem Nor,
Den 9cgan9en.
, 1877-02-20
Spuetttpnen BON .grieffolfen.

gon Halten an hen a,uei beionseren Weoen
tpelbe als Stsrnf fen befannI I'M & s's..s
l1.15 V. W., 100 ufb 600 81. 81.
tags. $50 y. ". unb 6 81. W. O""
Q an elettagen - 600 9. gH. mn
=; NC: %en alleu anbern Aa(en m,rbsn
~. os'e's auf BEN Radpsy eer Iraaer apo,.
Sfttss Stanben: SO. ~. bio 6.3o
": ;a 20; Uem I. Nprh bic 1. Ncsmbs.. pon
N5o y: w. bis $50 y. ". @ue.Wnnsi.
.unee,Or'es rife BON 9Y. W. be 81. m
DIree 1a' n8tnsirte Brittle cftn son s 9. M,,
@. e. Bon Qrtn. n. m
, 1877-02-20

6ufings Court. Sic GdGe
Isbertretun0 oes Gteuereeiebes wiro
bsute in Der Cuttings Court unterludt
1perben.
, 1877-02-20

@eforben. &idter Sames $.
COT 1T in ieiuer Wobnung. Gloper Slu.
Sonnta9 in !cincm 6S. Sabre yeitorbsn.
, 1877-02-20

MoreBbu d. 0ie Mufnohmen fir
5beriH & 60 g itdotiides MoreBbn6 4
fertis unb wiro oa1eIbe lin einigen DO.
den %aus9e9eben tucrben.
, 1877-02-20

Golo i&lOB seitern Mittay in New
Dort nit 1861.
, 1877-02-20
Ntf'S
D. men- uno W.mi(s- Saamen

pereen spRanst con tine @iaiSn esuts tn @me.ifa.
CUBE
Wi6's Bimmenfhbrrr, pierteii~ bill rs Gents abr
lid
BIDS @Iumen. 6 en- ie. 0arien 50 Gents; In tie
9antsr 2sinu am 81 90
aae ,nsin' ge Dhentlt&unssm ptrsen in @nslifS uns
2eutfd 8eprudt.
Atu G,e: Sames Bid. &o9slsr, ". .,
, 1877-02-20

NN
Amtritaniiben are MON ,s) t%ttrirt, 1T elm aa9es
heines eisbIins sss.rante Der as:pobner pes gebirs
rs ron 4err, Merito un0 fiSliWem Salifornias
no bic 4Nan,e mad)R :nb eeoeibt. Sie ecrtisen
Ser,te Recommendation ba0elbe ~beifanei9 ais ein
,stimutant un0 Siuretit In allen &rana
hcitsn, irelIe frlte g'ittsl erbeifden. elmer bee
Eieentbiimer ~bsrielbsn, WGbreno elmer Nunoreifa
turd Merife un0 Ealifprnia Dor einigen 5abren
trbislt pon einein f~paniid5en Slater unter DEM Gies
El Der @erfImiceenbeit bas Srieinal=ReEpt Der
bu5ereihlne. Die @ieentbumer eeielben oifecreW
% Dem a0ee.neinen 4'ublitim in. Der Scifmtns, oaE
hin anertannter gDertb an Der Sife oss filex
Oeeans, burd Gebraudb an Der atlantifben &ifs
s~tfsisert nerbe, ba fe i~berjeuet fno, bas eist$
Seilmittel oils Gin Mobltbater Der Nisnfbbett ouss
tritt Skine unfeblbarsn GiesnIbaftsn errreifeH
3D. e,,.d 0Grapsl, gSut, hrpniiber &Deurnatisnus,
htipients @aleriu6t, Slatulenh Sclid, Sbifrues
ionen Der @lafe, Der 9lisren uno urinGre Srsane;
eeeen Spspeplia uno aAeemeine @trpa1e uno In
Saqen, no Die Qebensfrofts In, einfen peertnen
III ftin Gsbraud uno Srcls 0s0slben mab' :.
u~,irafulSs uno uniibsrtrcfen.
Die Msritaner baltsn % fir Elm ebicluts,
GR~s5'lmittel BON @eurbutie.
misunderstanding.
II, Elm Siuretit einen @elSHsl pctr In e,n,iA
Aeinelait poI sudsr,pa1sr oreimal bss Tags, Dor
Der Nsablsit. ais elm @ timuIant bon eineus
Holben bis ~ sinem ean,sn @einslais 'oG NIT ets
penis Ma1tr 70 oft ole nStbi9.-
eraminire Den Gieesl auf Dem Gtoprn fereeab
te uno i~bsrssuse Gid, 90 saNslte vOrber nia
esbrpben.
Woae, ~r.is tpire BON o.. etsennaaaern tlr VI
ksr.n S.aftsn uno aiisn bs,abtk rsan Steklbo
SrideebraHt Weroens.
, 1877-02-20
CAPITAL $500. 900.

D'sfe @erI1eungs. @sieaf9an III i@un i'm
Sabre 1882 ms 0ebsn aerufen unb bat fiH
fet' ais cine Der belfen unb ide,fen Weisu.
tb'ften ; wieisn uno felt ibrsr @ntfsbuna
81 100000 fir @erlufe tesabh.
Ole burbitnit itts Divide te teirua 10
pro3. per Mnnum felt ibrtr - %iinpuna.
Wir er'u@.n Nas, melte Gsrli6eruuaen
su MAIDEN baben. in urfertr Office, 81.
1915 Main Ctr. sor,uiprt1en, peer uns
bur@ bic pef gu bsna&rittisen.
W. &. Gotuarnim, praibsnt.
moi Nnt. @iais, it,. Sefr.
, 1877-02-20


No. 2 Grae Yolisei Station.
no. 3 3weite YOli3ei Citation.
W.. a Critic yori3si e tation.
No. 5 @priBsnbaus. Bite Strase. uob.,
Brpab.
N0. ~5scf anb Qatber Sou|e," grpoS
StraBe, aUilden Der 9ten unb 1Oten.
Nr. 7 spriBsnbaus. 1step CTR. nab
5rantlin.
90. 10 @pdetts.
10. 80 Gde Der 12tfn unb Maiu ctr.
No. IA Gde Ter 10ien unh gyrb I'm.
w. 10 Gde Der tiien unb Cars Ctr.
NO. 10 ede SER yine unb Main ctr.
No. II @de Der 3ten uno IusaI Ctr.
Mo. III Ode Der 25ten unb 8roab @t
". 2-3 Ode Der 17ten unb Marlbau Ctr
No. "a Ode Der 17ten amp Nalbinatpr,
Ctr.
no. S-5 METROPOLITAN Gifsn. @uf.
Ctr.
NO. 2-6 Gde Der 5tsu unb Main cir,
No. 81 sac Der 14tsn unb Niain CTR
No SO Gfe Der 22lten nue Wiatu ctr
No. "a gde Ter 13ttn unb Gary ctr
No. So Stab.iibss %9rmenbans.
NO. SO Irspesar Gi1cns@erfe.
Np. Al gds Der 9ten unb Qeia ctr.
No. a 2 Broad strabe, de Sail May.
NO. 4-3 @de Ssrins unb pine ctr.
No. As ede ct. s lines unp Dupal n,
Mp. 4-6 Ssr Benb us, 25fe Ctr.
No. 81 Sprigenbaus, 10 Str.
No. 80 edt ben Slav IN @ilmer ctr.
s4.9o. 5-3 Gde > i4oalpnnr. uns 8sdsts.
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III - 80 e.
Winter = arrangement.
Tritt in 8raft Montoa 20. NoSember 1876

Daia gt,r. 9u,MsSH8e fsmnten In RiGnpub g . n -
ia 8. Mttt wgt uab 6rtitae u 10 @pr n. an
nno YER a6en u tTsnb Mcntae, Wtttwc d nRb
Srettaa Tim 8 Wa4 m. dnt p rainten fh u u 4
Don nit ftmeaen un, eutausssrifenD ampfsrn be E lie,
gaidgtere tn alfincre nm 8 Mcrs. abieesnb frit ges
nNa: INN be Gle bata nab Ybilare ptia. Stem prf.
gSaftine on. Spitcn une Hat a IN 10 fl Den yldbsn III
j nubpn.
Saprprets rdd Sdlttrpre .... 81 90
5abrp reis mad Bait more unb surad 5 10
naPrprets NO gualbtn9tpn . q 90
ad rpreis nad gtiiao lpbia . ..... 6 IS
lab preie no Wed gprt 81
8abrprets mad Bottom IL Sc
uNrnd,f'S ur1 -9igcp rlafen Mitmrrb c pnntaa
Wtttw p6 unb 5~retta I'm 5 BORN. unb y n
ta 8, Opnnerfaa unb 9 pnnltf n UNI 2 tr
Wcrn., une serlaie Ridmpnb t1s lid tUlpna, ausae.
NO nu,en) UNI 4 ltr Natnt.
Die mtetriNft ten Yrei fe, DprFdtise 5anth
burg unb- d eats ell sarant TT
Ne ne fra t ap pter BON Tfib n fltIth ppn Sid
mon nj a~n9enpmmen Die gDagen fabren furd pvn
2btf pint rah vi anita.
nabr psb Yius pf lattnl" nit earant rten Natet
mad, allen nDrol den unb meltlt ell pldSea De,bsn ause
ge9eben.
8%aNrfprten trerb n We faufi iar ate nSrbltden, ST.
liden unb wsft'idr IN aIdben.
6ahi tarte II baten BEL VI. %. Carrie, S26 Mainf E,
I'm " n9e 9stel unt am Depot ser Gpmpasn,e @de
GER 2S. unb / sd SIR.
~ nm =. :. DOUGLAS @upt.
, 1877-02-20
Di&'s lauIfrirte pteis- fife.

1auisnSer Der bette Ytumen unb s. mr. n emf De, Or
te, unb bic Mrt uab 2He f ~tisfelten Az wadlen-WQss
FUR cine 5rei Sen Yr,sfmarfs. Sn .eutlb mnp Gna-
lid eeor d..
apselfre: Sames Bid, &r9sfsr. q 81.
, 1877-02-20
DiA's Dlnmenfibrfr,

elm prattseaes ri rttlidbrlihss Spurnal, fstn inufrirt
9 ttatt elm / Snss farbts . etumenrablsau II e. iaen
Nammsr \ RES muir 25 gei is iattlid. Die erR Wam.
nsr fm 1877 in Deutia unp Gnsl ~ il ipsbsn sritte.
men.
MUleIIre: Sames BID, &ptsRer. q q.
, 1877-02-20
Sid's
um r. mo ID Ii iCe- Warten

III rae prat Spaite gDert fener Nrt tn Der gDelt. 6
en,ta't nabe IN $50 S.iten, Suuperte retasr Atblean
gen. IN 'sas ers ny aablsaa sSn inmsn pradtp q
gapter; 81 90 tn %slssanter 2~einpanp. Sn Dsut1d unt
&n8Iilt Bebrudt.
Ap'slitr; Sames Did. &p9eler, n. o.
, 1877-02-20
hi9mpaS eeaer Alarm-G tlfaropb.

q. Z. Bon 2en, .. 81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

IMPROVEMENTS Court House
grounds have been much improved by
shade trees. A row was planted in
front of the Court House and jail and
on the West side of the Court House.
In putting them out a complete con-
tempt for anything like straight lines
was exhibited, in fact they are planted
in graceless curves, without regard to the
general line on main street and each
independent of the position of the other.
Whether it was so done to give natur-
al appearance, in imitation Of forest
growth, or on account of some natural
defect in the eye of the man that plant
ed them, We are not prepared to say,
but feel constrained to join In the gen.
eral complaint that it was good work
badly done.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

MCCLANAHAN's BATTERy.-Lieut.
Hugh H. Fultz near this city is the
senior officer of the McClanahan bat
terry which performed such a conspicu.
Gus part in the engagement the day
before the battle of New Market, Capt.
McClanahan having died at his home
in Texas few years after the close Of
the war, and the hope is expressed by
the sergeant ofthat company, Sam'l 7.
Shank, that he will take the proper
steps to have the company represented
in the coming celebration 9th ami.
versary of the battle Of New Market Oh
the 18th proximo.-Staunton Spectator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18
DIED.

HOTTEL.-In Charlestown, Coles county, Illinois,
on the Sd day of March 1877, of typhoid fever.
Scion Hotel, son of Eli Hotel formerly of this
county, in the 9th year Of his age.
EVANS.-In Edinburg on the 10th day of April
1871 Edda Evans, infant child of Aaron and
Texas Evans, aged 10 months and % days.
FINLEY.----on April the sth 1877, Mrs. Margaret
Finley wife Of John J. Finley, Esq. of Strasburg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

To ADvERTISERS.-W now offer
to advertisers medium which reaches
every section of the county. Adver-
tisements inserted in the HERALD reach
the parties for whom they are intended.
An advertisement is designed to intro
duce customers. If you have an article
which is salable and is sold at reason
able price, good advertisement will
bring you the customers. Your &C
comodating manners and business tact
will retain them until they find it TO
their interest to deal elsewhere. There
was day when people threw their
custom as kind Of patronage to friends,
but now men buy where they can buy
cheapest, and if you desire to retain the
custom Of any class of buyers you
must be able to show them that it is to
their interest to buy ofyou. Whenever
an advertisement is inserted in the
HERALD, we guarantee that over one
thousand copies of it will be printed
each week, and that it will be read by a
much larger number of readers
Whether it pays the advertiser will
depend upon the quality and price of
the articles which the advertiser has
for sale. Parties wishing advertise
ments in the local column will bear in
mind that we charge double transient
rates for all space used-a rule which
will be strictly adhered to.
Ordinary sale advertisements are in
serted for four weeks for seven dollars
and fifty cents. A sale advertisement
in the paper will be read by ten times
as many people as one printed on hand
bills. When we consider the fact that
one bidder will often add hundreds and,
in some cases, thousands of dollars to
the sale of property the Importance Of
advertising will become apparent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

MILITARY DISCIPLINE IN PUBLIC
SCHooLs.-As our citizens are aware,
discipline has been introduced
in the Harrisonburg Graded School.
Under its provisions two pupils were
and the matter was referred
to State Superintendent of Public In
struction, w. II. Ruf'ner. The follow
ing Is an extract from DR.. Ruffner's
letter:
"There are features in military dis
clpline which may with great propriety
be introduced into all schools. The
Board have the right to establish regu-
lations, and it is the duty Of all pupils
attending the school to obey those
regulations whether they approve Of
them or not. The law provides regu.
lar system of appeals, whereby the lie.
gality of regulations may be tested
But until regulations are appealed by
official authority, they are the absolute
law of the school" -Old Common.
weah.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18
Local Notices.
False Impression.

1t is generally supposed by certain
class of citizens. who are not practical
OF experienced, that Dyspepsia can not
invariably be cured, but we are pleased
to say that Green's August Flower has
never, to our knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint in all
it's forms, such as Sour Stomach, Costi-
veness, Sick Headache, palpitation of
the Heart, low spirits, &C., &C., Out
of 30 900 dozen bottles sold last year,
not single failure was reported, but
thousands of complimentary letters re-
ceived from Druggists of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it. Sample Bottles 10 cts.
Regular Size IS cents. For sale by
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

ARRIvAL.-A correspondent at
Strasburg says W. FL. Allison and
lady landed in our little town on the
14th, once more to enjoy the magnifi-
cent breezes of the bright shining sum-
mer days we have in the Shenandoah
Valley. The Strasburg String Band
was out at midnight giving them tokens
of their appreciated arrival by playing
some of their choice pieces Of music
We are all glad to welcome their return
and hope that they may make theil
home in the Valley Of Virginia. Q,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS usual fee for
announcements for county officers is
five dollars. Inasmuc Oh as the term of
Office of the Assessor of the 3rd district
will not be full, we have reduced the
price for announcements for that Office to
$3.50, provided they are paid for before
the election. All announcement fees,
not paid before the election, will be five
dollars, as it is worth full two dollars
and fifty cents to collect an announce
ment fee from a defeated candidate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

A case involving about 100000 was
decided in the Circuit Court at Staunton
on Saturday by Judge Mclaughlin. 1t
was suit brought by William Frazier,
formerly manager of and partner in
the Rockbridge Alum Springs, against
James A. Frazier, the present sole
owner of them, for salary as manager
there for about twelve years, and
interest thereon. The judge decided
in favor Of the plaintiff.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

CHICKENS SToLEN.--A number of
chickens were stolen from the chicken
house of Mrs. Ella Heller, Of this place,
on last Saturday night. A general
watch for these night powlers should
be kept up and when the thieves are
caught they should receive such punish
ment as would prove awarning to the
entire class. A few days in jail has but
little effect, but a good flogging divided
into lnsta1ments might check them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18
MARRIED.

TEETT-SEE.-At the residence of the brides
father, Jackson See, Esq, on Lost River. by the
Rev. VIM. Sibert, Mr. John William Jehue Teett
to Miss Caroline Rebecca Sarah Susan Divine
Weed Williams See, all Of Hardy county.
Observation-Disclosures the 31st ult, by the
Rev. g. II. Zimmerman, Mr.. James W. Sheetz, of
Woodstock, Va. to MISS Ollie HetZell, daughter
of VIM. H. Heltzcll, Esq. Of Moorfeld.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

MACHINEs.-Read the new adYer-
tisement of Hughes & Burner, dealers
in all kinds Of machines including Rea
pers, Thrashers, Steam Engines, Sewing
machines, SC. They also supply far
mers with the best kinds Of Fertilizers
at their store in the town Hall, Wood
stock. Call. examine and make your
own selections.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

Music TEACHING.-Miss Virginia
Carter, who has just completed her ar
rangements as music teacher at Edin-
burg, is DESTROYS of securing situation
in some family if possible. She gives
instructions on the piano, organ, guitar
and several other instruments. She is
a graduate ofthe school for the blind in
the D. D. & B. l. at Staunton, and
by her own effort supports herself and
an invalid mother and sister. Miss
Carter is one of the most agreeable
companions in the family circle and is
eininently qualified to give abundant
satisfaction as teacher of music. Amy
one giving her situation will get value
received besides aiding deserving and
unfortunate blind girl in her laudable
effort at supporting herself and family.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Co.
is forwarding and receiving messages,
to and from all stations east of and in
Guiding Omaha, Nebraska, and Atchi-
son and Levenworth Kansas, at the uni
form rate Of twenty five cent for ten
words or less.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

PERsoNAL.-The following named
attorneys were at Woodstock attending
the term of the Circuit Court: Gen. J.
II. Williams, Messrs. Holmes Conrad,
Holmes Boyd, William Alexander,
Judge Parker, and A. R. Pendleton, Of
Winchester; Giles Cook and s. S. Tur-
ner, Of Front Royal; and Judge Fl. w.
Shelley, Staunton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

GRADUATED.-Mr. A. W. Rusmi-
selle son of Rev. VIM. Rusnlisselle of
this county, graduated at the college of
Physicians and Surgeons Of Baltimore
last month. He is young man Of
decided merit. He received the fifth
prize at the recent commencement of
his COLLEGE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

I, a young lady of a nice little for
tune, and a pretty good education,
would like to carry on correspondence
with some of my gentlemen friends.
The reason 1 put this before the public
is, that 1 want it to be known. that l
am tired Of living single life, and
would be better satisfied if some one
would write to me with view to mat
rimony.
Please address
ANNA CONSTANCE
1t. Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

LosT.-On April Court day, in Wood
stock, note on Henry Glen and J. w.
Rittenour, executed to Moore & Bra
gonier and assigned to Moore, for the
amount Of 300. The finder will please
return it to PHI. GRANDsTAFF,
Edinbyrr, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

a Sunday School was organized I'M
der encouraging circumstances at Liber'
ty School House, several miles east Of
this place, on last Sunday. The follow
ing officers were elected
Superintendent, W. 7. Williams asst
Superintendent, Daniel Saum and
Syrum Hausenfuck, Librarian, Samuel
Hollar, assistant Librarian, William
Hottie, Treasurer, Milton Rush.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

ACCIDENT ON THF CHEs, & ONO
r. Ron Sunday of last week, at
Brownstown, Kanawha county, W. Va,
a freight train ran over two cows which
threw the train off the track, and smash
ed ten cars, inflicting an estimated loss
of 1000. The Engineer had his an
kle sprained.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

The following sales ofland were made
last Monday:
The Union Hotel property, in Luray;
purchaser, DR.. II. J. Smoot; price
$1,000.
The Marye farm in two divisions:
First division of 40 acres to Chas. NJ.
Borst; price $1l.25 per acre. Second
division Of $50 acres to c. M. Borst;
price s15.10 per acre.
40a acres, belonging to the estate of
J. W. Modesto: price SOTO per acre;
purchaser, Isaac Williams.
Ten acres belonging the same estate;
purchaser VIM. Campbell; prce s26.35
per acre. Page Courier.
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RURAL PUBLISHING Co.
IS Duane st. New York

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Glasses in need of paying work at home, should
write to us and lean all about the work ut once.
Now is the time. Don't delay. Address True Co.
Augusta Maine. Feb. l0--ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

At meeting of the Stockholders of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, held
in the town Of Front Royal, on Tues
day the 3rd, VIM. Mines, Jr. was re-
elected President. All of the former
directors were also reelected except
those who live in Pennsylvania.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-04-18

Doc SToLEN.-Dr. Carter offers a
liberal reward for the return of his
pointer dog which strayed of few
days ago. It is black with white breast
and white on one of his feet.