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DECEs.-C'est avec un profoDd

DECEs.-C'est avec un profoDd
regret que nous annoncons la
mort dun tres estimable citoyen
de cette paroisse, Mr.. Emilien LIE
fort. decide au Lafourche Gross
sing, ieudi dernier, a l'age de 60
ans. Toutes les personnes qui
font connu Sc plaisent rendre
hommage a ses qualities sociales
ct commerciales. Dams Sa carrie
ra CONNIE marchand, soft dams
cette paloisse, SOFT Il ia NonveIle-
Orleans, lie defiant s'est toujonrs
distingue par son intelligence ct
son honorabilite.
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VlSITE.-La semaine derniere
nous avons ell la visite de Mr.. J..
Gomez, agent des compagnies
d'assurances La. Equitable Life
ct Sun Mutual. Ces denx compa-
gnies l'une sur la vie ct
l'antre c0ntre lie feu, etant les
drux meilleures assurances de
l'Etat. nous les rec command ons
.au patronage du public de Get
te parOiSSe.
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VIEUX WARRANTS.-LeS por>
teurs de vieux warrants, serie de
1874 ct ceux de la serie de 1876
iusuu'au numero 4S1 inclusive
ment, legalement enregis tres,
sont informes que lie Tr6sori
er est pr6t a solder leurs lecIama
tions. Voir les COLONIES damon
ces a ce Sujet.
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISCNS.

MR.. JOHN BOS1O, PROPRIETAIRE
NA du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoNsl
previent ses aInis de IA Vile ct de In can,
pagne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generale, uu
transiere son restaurant du No. ISI de
la rue de Chartres au No. III de la meme
rue, pres dc St-Louls. II profile de cette oe i.
casion pour remercier le public ct sollcite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien
velllant patronage. Ilinforme en- outre Sea
ams quill DIES salons particulars au prc.
mier, ct des chambres meubIees a louer la
selniine on au mois Les personnes ii. "a
vile et de la campagne y trOuveront tout 10
comfort desirable Il G restaurant sera on,ert
)usqna ininuit. 6 few 75.(
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CHEMJN DE FER-Le coutrat
pour Reimbursement de la vote
ferree qni doit relier Thibodaux
4 la station de Terrebonne est
signee ct une partie des materi-
aux uui doivent servir q sa cons
truetion soDt deja sur les lieux.
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InfOrINatiOns Locales.

vERD1CT.-Jeudi dernier, I'm
homme de couleur, accuse de port
d'armes cachees, ct une dame on
demoiselle de la meme race accu>
see de vol, ont etc trouves coupa-
bles par lie Juri.
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NOUVeEeEs HeiVerses.

NOuveIeEs Hsiverses.
Les partisans des greenbacks |
ct lie parti des travaiIIeurs s'or-
ganlsent a Est-Baton Rouge.
lie Weekly Herald, de la vile
de Baton Rouge, du Ter JUN,
nous dit que les nouvelles des re-
coltes sont des plus encoura
geantes. La remarque s'applique
a toutes les parties de la paroisse.
Cincinnati Went aussi d'ayoir
sd manifestation sOcialiste on com
muniste, CONNIE on voudra Fap~
peier ; une compagnle partaite
ment equipee ct armee, qui s'iuti
tule ellie meme Landwehr, ct pro-
fesse ouvertement les opinions
communistes, est alice en- plein
jour paradcf ct faire l'exercice a
Ia camp gne. Ellie fat partie de
Forganisation generate repandue
dans tout l'Ouest ct le nOrd.
ii parait que les menaces de
greves qui commencent a alar>
mer serieuseihent les populations
ct les autorltes dams les districts
miners de Pennsylvania.
459 hOmmes du lie regiment
des gardes nationales de Pensyl~
vanie viennent de receyoir For>
Dire de Sc pr6parer a partir lis
Won't dams les regions minieres,
OH Sc prepare une grande greve.
D'autres regiments ont recu des
ordres,. ,.semblables.
lie Pionnier de FAssumption
du Ter JUN Depnis le coup de
temps de 10 ct 20 courant la tenn
p6rature a totalement change ct
on peut dire que Pete a conmen-
&c ces jours Ia. Les cEaleurs de la
louru6e SOnt intenses ct on pour
rait sc croire aux mois de Juliet
ct aoit. Ce temps est tres propioe
aux recOltes canne ct mails pOus
sent q vue d'9il.
lie bayou baisse |entement. Il
est encore assez haut dependant
pour permettre aux planteurs de
riz d'irriguer ieurs champs ct aux
grands bateaux d'y naviguer a
leur aise.
lie Sugar Planter du Ter JUN
nous apprend que la sucrerie du
crpitaine Narcisse Landry etc
complement detruite, par un in
cendie, lie 81 mai : On croft que
c'est r9uvre de la malveillance.
Tn grand nombre de planteurs
qui avaient lhabitude de faire rou
Ter leurs cannes a cette sucrerie
Sc ressentiront de la perte que
viennent de subir le capitaine
Landry ct lie DR. Waugh, co-proprif
taires de Fedifice.
lie Journal d'Iberie, du lei
| JUN ]:
Depuis que la pluie est tombee
les recoltes, qui avaient long
temps souffert dune s6cheresse
trop prolongee, ont aujourd'hu
une superbe apparence.
La recQite de cannes est tres
belle, mafs le mais surpasse dt
beaucoup la meilleure qui ait ets
faite depuis plusieurs annees.
LIE cotton, quolque beaucoup r'
tard6 par la secheresse, pouss'
avec rapidite. QUAINT au riz,
laisse beaucoup a desirer.
Nous avons appris. de source
certaine, que NM. G: Whitney e
Gle, ont deja fait touS les con
traits necessaires ponr les fourni
lures du chemin de fer qui va ctr
construit de Morgan City a La S
bine.
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ENREGISTREMENT. -

ENREGISTRE - L'aSSeS-
seur ct Enregistreur, Mr.. r. r.
Mcbride, remplissant consciensi-
easement la tache gui lui est de-
volue par les lois de fEtat, il est
du devoir de tous les citoyens qai
s0nt a c9ur pinter6t dn pays de
remplir la lenr Ell Sc faisaut en-
registrer. D'apres la nouvelle lai
sur les elections, les certificats
d'electeurs delivres par les anciens
enregistreurs n'etant plus valides.
il est necessaire pour pouvoir vo
ter a la prochaine election d'avoir
sou nom inscrit sur la liste DIES
6lecteurs. Nous constatons ayec
plaislr que tOus les habitants du
Brule des Guillot ont rempi cette
fOrmalit6.
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FOIRE ST. JOsEPH.-La gran
de foire organisee par notre Cure
pour subvenir aux depenses occa
sionnees par les reparations de
pEglise st Joseph, ayant etc con-
trariee par la pluie, await etc re-
mise a quelqnes se.naines, lie Pc
re Menard ne desirant la faire
qua bon escient ct profiter dune
magnifique journee, que ne pou
vait lul faire esperer le temps
.lourd ct nuageux DIES dernieres
semaines.
VOulant Ell terminer une fOis
pour toutes, anXieuX surtout de
srealiser All plus vite la somme
qul doit lui permettre de termi
ner les travaux de l'Eglise ira
vaux impOrtants ct qui necessite-
ront des frais enormes, lie Reve-
rend Pere informe ses parois stems
Quill reouvrira, demain dimanche
y JUN, sa foire 81 reimbursement
lnterrompue.
Cette f6te quoiaue ne devant
dnrer qu'un seul jour sera dies
plus attrayantes ct des plus dl-
-vertlssantes. Car, Ell outre des
grands preparatifs qui avaient
etc deja fats, lie Pere Menard ma
'rien neglige pour attirer ct sur
tout CONTENDER les nombreux visi-
,teurs qui he nanqueront certal-
'nement pas de venir a la foire.
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POMPIERs.-La grande maneu

PoMPIERs.-La grande man9u
yre mensuelle de la compagnie
des Pompiers 1hibodo1Ar No. I, au
"a lieu demain matin d l'heure ha
bituelle-Le meeting reguIier des
membres de cette compagnie sera
tenu le lendemain soir dams lie 10
cal appropri6 a ses reunions.
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Leon GOdchaux.
Aux Nos. 81 ct SO de la rue du Canal,
HABlLLEMENTS, LINGELIE,

CHAIEAUA. -
A YANT TRANSFERE mes macasins slcs
IA Nos 2l3, 2l5 ct 2l7 de Ia rue Vieille-Ie.
wee aux Nos 81 ct e3 de La rue ssu
Canal, jannonce respectueusement au
public en- general que j'ai, afin dc repondre
REIMBURSEMENT de mon commerce, le plus
fort stock Embellishments, de chapeaux.
de lingerie dhoinmes, de jeuues gents ct
de jeunes gareons-stOck tel quill n Y en- a
jamais eu la Nouvelle Orleans. Jinvite
mes amls ct mes clients ne venir rexami
ner ct sassurer des prix.
A Pavenir, CONNIE par lc pass6. 10 ue ne
gligerai rien pour faire face aux bee .ins de
la place. Je serai toujours pret remplir
tous les ordres (grands GU petits) !. ,habille
ment, lingerie ct chapeaux de toutes es
peces eide tous genress depuis les yttements
communs d'habitations jas9pau linge do
toilette lie plus fin. Les prix de ines sfticles
seront insariablement aussi bas que possr=
BILE.
Les cOmmandes de la campagne sont Fob
jet dune attention Immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX.
Aux Nos 81 ct SO de la rue du Canal
d Oct-T6
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CoUR DE Observation-Disclosures
turc de la Cour du 15eme District
Judic;are dams ct pour la paroisSe
Laf0urche, a eu lieu lundi dernier,
sous la presidence du juge Beat.
tie. Parmi les membres du bar
reau de Thibodaux, Sc trouvaient
j. B. Winder. de la paroisse de
Terreboune ct Lewis GulQn de la
paroisse Assumption. A bres la
formation du Grand Juri, don't
Mr.. w. Ell. Ragau a etc noume
Foreman, lie juge dams ses instruc
tions fait ressortir les divers
points sur lesquels les membres
devaient porter leur attention.
CONNIE le Juri est compose de ci
toyens intelligents, a ce que tenant
les lois soieut respectees ct que
justice soft faite, nous avons tout
lieu de croire que les travaux qu'-
lis auront accomplis porteront les
meilleurs fruits. D'ailleurs nous
nous proposons de publier son rap
port aim, que tout lie mondespuis-
Sc juger de Pinteret quill pris, ,au
bien 6tre de la paroisse.
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THIBODAUX, I've, SAMEDI 8JU1N 1873.

certalns individns, pour des mo-
tits que je ne veux pas quallfier,
Sc plalsent a faire circuIer.
Respectueusement.
IL. III. M.
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a<< =
DECIDE au Lafourche Crossing le 6, a
midi. lage de 60ans, EMILlEN LEFORT,
natit de rette paroisse.
L'ibeile de la Nouvelle Orleans est price
de confer
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.AV2S!
AUX PORTEURS DE WARRANTS DE
PAROISSE.

II v assez d'ar"ent dams lie Tresor pour
payer les vieux Warrants enregistres en-
1874, .jnsqu'au No. S37 indiustvement, ct
eeux enregistrts Ell 1876 jusqu'au No. 4Sl
inclusivement.
+. SAMOAN,
jun 6, 1873. Tresorier de Paroisse.'
Ertlftit des minutes de Ia seaace du ,JltrY dc
Police, tenae ie Ter Oct0bre, 1877.
II est resolu que tons les warrants on re-
CARNATIONS contre Ia paroisse qui ne Sc
raient pas prGscntes au rrcsorier pour atre
payGs, dams les soixante jours oui suiveront
i'avis Gu'il Il DIES fonds snifisrnts dams lo
Iftsor pour los payer, seroiit enresistres
de nouveau, ct rargent destin6 an pale
ment DIES dts Warrants sera r6parti par le
dit Tr6sorier au Placement de ceux qni sui-
vent, d'apres rordre de leur enregistre-
ment.
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Avis.

arr. FERNAND V. LAFAYE, agent at
,Nl tache a la SENTISELLE, est autoris6 a
nreudre des subscriptions ct a donner des
reeus pour tous montants dus a ce Journal.
+. SAMOAN. Gerant
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NO As.
NEW ORLEANS.
T.. JAUBERT 4 CHE.
TNrnonu, yv,v>yyn~

T.. JAUBERT 4 Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS DE-
Marchandises seches, 6traageres ct
Americaines.
Cotons, Indiennes, Ru6aas, Boa
neterie, Mouchoirs. etc etc.
70 Rue de Charities, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE-ORLEANS.
Cette maison deja bion connue par son
anciennete go ans dexisteucc) ct lie has
prix de ses articles, offre aux marchands
des Compagnes, Passortiment 10 plus COM
plet ct lie plus varie de marchandses seche.
Cette maison recoit ehaque semAne do
nouveauX envois du Nord ct de l'Europe
ct met un sOn tout particulier d remplir les
ordres qui lui sont adresses. Ql sept rs la
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j. vERGNOL.E,


6j...----..lsue Decatur. 6j
On Sc (emandle comment on
previept une foule de maladies telles que
les tievres lntermittentes, la dyspepsic, les
maladies de poitrine: Phthisie, Rhumes,
Bronchite, Angine, Granulat;ons, Laryng-
ite, Aphonie, Asthme, Pleur6sie. Lympha-
tisme, Maladies du Foie, de la Vessie ct
des Voies Urinaires. des Nevralgies, pour
le pansement des plates.
Lon previent ct Ton guerit ltOutes ces
maladies en- faisant usage de
E4'EJCA14YPTUS Buffers,
Depuis Introduction On Europe de rEu-
calyptus par p Ramel, ct depuis que Fat,
tention du monde sciu titique u etc appe-
lee sur les avantages multiples que fon
pouvait tirer de cette remarquable plante
pour la guerison de diyerses maladies
uh gIand nombre de praticiens distinguGs
ont constat6 ct demontre lefficacite dc
fEucalyptus.
Les produits de erEucalyptus, sont EN-
ployes avec grand success depuis plusieurs
ann6es dams les h6pitanN de Paris.
LIE Bitter Eucalyptus, compose
de la plante de ce nom, est up preventi
sur contre uue foule de malades,
Depot general: BURKE Il THOMPSON
No. 66 RUE TCHOUPITOULASN N. o.
| justly
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Les partisans des greenbacks
ct lie parti des travaiIleurs s'or-
ganisent a Est, Baton Rouge.
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Local Notices.

Music TEACHER.-Miss Virginia
Carder, who has Just completed her
engagements as music teacher is deslr-
Gus Of securing a situation in some
family if possible. She gives instruc-
tons on the piano, organ, guitar ana
several other instruments. She IS a
graduate of the school for the blind in
the D. d. & B. |. at Staunton, and by
her own efforts supports herself and an
invalid mother and sister. Miss Carder
is one of the most agreeable companions
IN the family circle and is eminently
qualified ts give abundant satisfaction
as Il teaener of music. Any one giving
her a situation will get value received
besides aiding deserving and uniortun-
ate blind girl IN her laudablc efforts at
supporting herself and afflicted mother.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-24

Ak ASTONISHING FACr.-A large
proportion of the American people ar
to-day dying from the effects Of Dys
pepsia or dsordered liver The re
cult Of these diseases upon the masses
OF intelligent and valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually a
burden instead of pleasant existence
of enjoyment and usefulness as it
ought to be. There is no good rea-
son fer this, if you will only throw
aside prejudice and skeptici'm, take
the advice OF Druggists and your
friends. and try one bottle OF Greens
August Flower. Your speedy reliefi'
certain. Millions Of bottles Of thi:
medicine have been given away TO try
its virtues, with satisfactory results il
every case. You can buy a sample
bottle for ten cents to try. Three dos
es will relieve the worst case. Posi-
lively sold by all Druggists on thC
Western Continent. For sale by DR.
ID. d. Carter Sc B Schnitt, Wood
stockNa
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Woodstock.

THE NARROW PASSAGE sUITS-A MEM
oRABLE HOUsE-THE CHURCHES
Personal, &C,
Correspondence Of the staunton Nindicator.
WOODSTOCK, April, l7th.-Thc Cir
cult Court has been in session since tha
lst instant. The suit Of NJ. Funkhcus-
or. administrator of Chas. L. Noel, VS..
Bait. & Ohio II. r. Co., 1t is expected
will be concluded on Friday of this week.
This is the third of the cases arising
from the disaster at Narrow Passage, in
March, 1876, which have been before
Judge Bird. The recurrence OF the
same ousetlons has not dampened the
arder nor lessened the strength Of the
opposing counsel, NJ. Walton,and II.
II. Riddleberger, for the plaintiff, and
II. w. Shelly, and General ]. II. Will
liams. for the defendant.
But for the timely application OF a few
buckets of water, there would have been
a serious fire. on yesterday at the
Foundry & Machine shops OF Danner%
Newman.
IRWIN & Son, druggists, have lately
moved their goods from Har'sonburg'
and are occupying the Stevenson build
inc. on Main street. This firm has pur-
chased the old Muhlenberg property, land
the old house in which Muhlenberg
resided when pastor Of the Lutheran
church here, before the war Of the
Revolution Q7GG) will be torn down
and handsome store-roOm erected.
The members Of the Episcopal church
residing in and near Woodstock are
making an effort to build a church.
Rev. J. X. Mason, Of Mt. Jackson
breaches for them occasionally. Ii
they are successful, and the Disciples
also. there will be six churches in
Woodstock. The Presbyterian Is the
only church that Is open every Sabbath.
The PreSbyterians are much sratilied
that their pastor declined call from
Pulaski. Tenn.
Notwithstanding the hard tines"
there are many evidences Of improve
ment in the country adjacent to our
town, new fences. out-buildings and in
some places new dwellings may be seen.
The people complain of the times. but
they do not stop work. Hence there is
much hone for the fulure.-Staua. m-
dicator. QUILr.
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"TnlAL BorrLEs % CENTS. In or
der that all may test the great virtues
of DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup o
Wild Cherry we have issued trial bot
ties at % cents, No family should bC
without this valuable medicine, as of
times a single % cent bottle viii
cure recent cough or cold, and thus
prevent much suffering and risk II
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver
complaint, and enrIches and purihes
The blood, giving tone and strength to
the entire system.
ASTHMA AND DISTRESSING CoUGn CURED.
My mother was a great sufferer from
asthma; could not sleep; her symp-
toms became very alarming; short
breath, pains and oppression, DR..
Swayue's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry gave her immediate relief, and
in short time restored her to good
health. II. MEYER. Grocer
18th and Carpenter sts,, Philadelphia.
Price Trial bottles, 25 cts. large
size 81, or six for S.. A single 25
cent bottle will oftenrtlmes cure a re-
cent cough or cold, and thus prevent
much risk and suffering. Sold by DR..
d. ID CARTER, " oodstock
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JAMES II. RODEFFER, J
b. SCHMITT, Com
w. II. BARGELT,

DEATH on THE TRACK.-Last Suit
day night about Q O'Clock as an extra
freight train on the Chesapeake Il Ohio
r. r., Of which Capt. c. b. Mahan was
conductor and J. II. Williams engineer,
was passing a point four miles below
Charlestown it ran over the body Of q
man lying across the track. The corpse
which was shockingly mutilated was
recognized as that Of Capt. Ira W.
Cakes, a well known steamboat cap
tain and business man Of the Kanawha
Valley. aboat 50 years of age. At the
inquest it was shown that he had been
in i'll health and his mind was morbid
about money matters, imagining thai
there would be nothing of his estate to
leave his daughter. He had told sever
nj that he did not expect to live long
and had told his housekeeper that Il
anything happened she was to give the
safe key to his brother. He left the
house about dark and when the engi-
necr saw him he was lying across the
track not twenty feet from the engine,
which could not be stopped in time
The jury acquitted the train men Of any
negligence in the mattcr.-.T. Tmdica'
tor.
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SCRATCH 40 MogE-. .IrcHING Piles,
symptoms Of which are MOISTURE IKE
Precipitation, iut"nse itching, partIcn
larry when undressing or after getting
warm in bed, iucrcascc by sweating.
might think pin worm' were crawling
in and about The rcclum, oitenIlmes
shows ils.ll AROUND the private parts
y pleasant aud safe care IN every cas-.
is q" owaync's Omtmrnr' If allowed
to continue, very serious results may
follow. 1t also cuic> tcltcr, BARRIERS
uch. scald head, ring worm, tlotchcs
all sc,ly, cru,ty, i'chy skin eruPtonS
Sent by mail t. an} address on receipt
OF price, 81 cents box, 81 three Doxe'
for SL25 by Dr.. S~ayne x SON
Philadelphia Sid by all leadin-
druggists. Ia Woodstock by DR.. ID
u. GARTER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-24

IMPROVEMENT Our enterprislng cit
lzen. Mr.. 5. G. Stephenson, has placed
the public under obligation by the re
cent Improvements which he has made
upon the brick building opposite the
Court House. The brick work has been
nicely stained and penciled and the
wood work will be newly painted in a
few days. It is a move in the right d.
rection and others, we think, will follow
his example. His house presents a
very attractive appearance, and all who
pass by admire the good taste displayed
by the proprietor, The work was done
by Mcssrs. PAilip Brubeck and f. e.
Haas.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-24

ORKNEY SPRINGs.-This delightful
Summer resort is now in the hands OF
Mr.. A. ". Jones, wio has leased the
property for five years and proposes to
make it one Of the most attractive pla-
ces to be found in Virginia. Nature
has done all that's necessary, and the
Proprietor proposes to give every one
the opportunity Of enjoying the excel
lent mineral waters, refreshing noun
tain air and grand scenery which is here
presented. His charges for board &c.
have been reduced and will prove salts
factory to his guests. See advertise
ment in another Column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-24

ION, GEORGE. YoU TICKLE Me
So pa new comic song and chorus
by p. O. Hudson, nicely arranged Tor
piano or organ. Published by F. ".
Helmire, music publisher, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Price 3j cts; and The Star Of
David" by Charlie Baker, 81 cts
when the birds have gone to sleep"
by W. A. Huntly, 80 cts. shall we
meet on the other shore" 10y p. o..
Hudson, IS cts. and shall | meet my
darling there" BY Jno. Rapier, OF
Haverly's Minstrels price 80 cts. These
pieces are arranged for voice and piano
and are entirely new. All lovers OF
good music will do well to send for them
Mailed free to any address on receipt
Of price by F. w. Hclmire, Music pub
Usher, Cincinnati Ohio, or for sale BY
w. II. BARGELT & son, Woodstock,
Va. u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-04-24

DEATH.-On April Is, 1873, Of pneu-
monia, Mrs. Rev. J. p. Cline, Of this
place, died; aged about CS years. Ms.
Cline was an excellent woman in all
the relations of life, and highly esteem
ed by all who knew her,-klnd, co9r-
teous, and aA'ectionate-faithiul in the
performance of all her duties, in the
family, in tie social circle, and in the
Church. She survived her husband
about twelve years. As we expect to
publish an obituary notice IN regard to
her, at the proper time, further remarks
is unnecessary now.-Shca. Ialley.