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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

The debt of Virginia has been read
iusted and the new bonds will soon be
issued. This subject has interested the
people in every section of the State,
but there is subject of greater lmpor-
lance to our readers. Many of them
are afflicted and are unfit for business,
be cuse they are suffering from dyspep-
sia, loss OF appetite, nervous Affections
liver complaint, &c. For these afilic-
tons SMITH s. SHAKMAN's Stomach
bltters is one OF the great remedies.
Try it. If your merchant does not
keep it, get him TO order it. The Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cided that it can be sold Ly merchants
who have no liquor license, or order it
yourself Of SMITH Il SHAKMAN,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore, Md.
May q. -ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

A DANGEROUS PLACE.-For years
the VALLEY Turnpike, between Wood
stock and Edinburg, has not been safe
road 10 travel. At Narrow Passage,
the road is about "a feet wide on one
side it IS about 40 feet to the creek be-
low, and the bank almost perpendicular,
on the other side, it is about 70 feet. the
greater part Of the distance Nat slant
Ing rock, over which a vehicle would
roll TO the bottom. When it is known
that the turnpike at this dangerous
place is, on a down grade and that there
is a short turn IN the road at the mar.
rowest point, and that the cars pass
over an iron bridge a short distance
above. it is evident that the carelessness
Of the officers of this road is nothing less
than criminal negligence. On last FRI
day evening horse fell over the west
side of this road and landed at the bot
tom, distance offOrty feet.
We understand that the dangerous
condition OF this road has been brought
to the attention Of the Board Of Direc-
tors OF the Turnpike company. and that
the Board Rave placed the matter "a the
hands Of Mr.. Israel Allen, one Of the
Directors of this county, with instruc-
tons to act according to his own discre'
ton. If this be true, Mr.. Allen has
shown a great disregard Of the safety of
travellers. and has permitted his COM
pany to take upon itself great risk
The excuse. we understand, is that in
fifty years only two accidents have oc.
Cured, now three, and that it is to the
interest Of the company to run the risk
rather than spend few dollars in max
ing this part of the road perfectly safe.
A fine argument surely. At any day,
u carriage filed with women and chill
dren is liable 10 be thrown down into
the Narrow Passage, on one side, or
into the Shenandoah, on the other, while
these directors calmly wait for some one
TO be killed before they will make the
necessary repairs. Should an accident
ofthis kind occur, the director TO whose
carelessuess it is to be attributed, would
be. morally, just as guilty Of the murder
of women and children as the man who
with double barrel shot gun should fire
INTO carriage and kill the occupsnts.
This trifing with the lives Of the public
is a serious offense, and so long as it is
continued We shall feel 1t our daty as
public journalists to investigate the mat
ter and ascertain where the respensi-
bility is. and to inform the public who
tho party or parties are that value few
dollars more than the lives OF the peo-
pie. We shall, after full Investigation,
rscur to this subject again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

ACaIl.
WOODSTOCK. VA, [
Any. 5. 1873. !

Aug. D, 1915.
To the Editor of the Shenandoah Val
ley :-Appreciating the able and efficient
services rendered by d. S. Henkel and
Henry &. Allen, on behalf OF the Com
monweath of Virginia, as our repre-
sentatives in the last General Assembly,
and desiring the future peace and pros
perity of our State and the greatest
good OF our people, we take pleasure in
calling upon these gentlemen to become
again the standard-bearers of the great
Conservative party in our midst; to up
hold the principles Of truth, honesty aud
integrity--the one, the Hon. ID. ,.
Henkel, we invite to the candidacy oil
the Senate, and the other, the Hon. II.
&. Allen, to tina. Of the House Of Deler
gates, TO be voted for at the coming
election and ask these gentleman to re-
spond at their earliest convenience, and
we add, that we arc very sure these are
the sentiments of the
MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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list OF Cow EYAScEs. Deed from
B.F. Borden and wife to Isaac Bush
ong.
Deed from David Rodefer's admr. to
Il, L. Roberts.
Deed from b. D. Hoshour and wife
to r. L. Roberts.
Deed from Thos. Read and wife to
Gideon Koiner.
Deed from John Fleming and wife 10
Abraham Miller.
Deed from Geo. S. Wisman to A. G..
Walker.
Deed from A. G.. Walker to G, s.
Wisman.
Deed from P. W. Magruder and wife
to Sam'l. 81. Spengler.
Deed from Jno. Wissler's Exr. to D..
r. Sine Tr. n. NJ. Sine.
Deed from Fl. D. Funkhouser Sc. to
Amos Funkhsuser.
Deed from L. w. Reid. Spec. conr.
to +. II. Wissler.
Deed from John Wissler's Exr. to
Lorenzo Fadely.
Deed from Abram Good, &c. to Mary
Z. Mumaw.
Deed from Isaiah Emswiler &c. to
Jno. w. Ross.
Deed from Jas. H. Sbert and wife to
+. E. Sibert.
Deed from NJ. Z. Netf to School Trus-
tees Lee.
Deed from w. A. Quick to r. G..
Clark.
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CAxr MEEr1xa.-Thc Camp Meet.

CAMP MEETINa.-Thc Camp Meet
ing orthe NJ. E. c. South on Columbia
Furnace Circui. commenced last Thus
day and is still in progress. On last
Sunday, the ministers present were
Reys. j. S. Martin, D. }. Jos. Funk
houser, A. Weller, David Bush, w. G..
Malov. A. p. Boude, L. II. Graybill.
L. Fox. Bernard White, Cunningham,
Caldwell Helm, Moore. G. Moss and o..
D. T. Collins.
An experience meeting conducted bv
Rev. A.P. Boude was held at 9 O'Clock.
The regular morning service at IL
O'Clock was opened with the hymn'
20 for a thousand tongues to sing" and
PRAYER BY Rev. L. II. Grayblll.
DIR. Martin preached from the text:
Not bv works Of righteousness which
we have done. but according to his
mercy he saved US, by the washing OF
regeneration, and renewing Of the Holy
Ghost. which he shed on us abundantly
through Jesus Christ our Savior, THUS
I5and G. He discussed the subject oi
Regeneration. Christ used the term
not IN lts ordinary sense but in one lar
more reaching it implies change IN
man. moral nature. Regeneration Is
something more than mere oaplism
of water. The Importance OF oapusm
we do not uudervalue,it is sacrament
and there are only two. While 1t isa
sign of regeneration, 1T is ne essen'iai
part Of it. The work OF regeneration IS
far beyond the agency Of man. 1t IS
something more than a conformity to
ANYTHING merely external. 1t is some
thing more than a reformation OF lie
of iniauity and induction into the church.
Repentance however deep 1t may re
is not regeneration. The work OF re-
pentance always precedes regeneration
It never follows after it. 1t IS the mere
preparation Of the heart for the exer-
else of faith which precedes regenera-
ton. Regeneration is that mighty
change wrought in the soul BY which II
is renewed after the Spirit Of God. That
change is represented as "won from
darkness to light" Then the heart re-
ceiyes a new manifestation ofthe glory
ofGod. That change called regenera'
ton lie liked by Paul 10 delverance from
a grievous bondage. 1t is the creation
of new nature, new thoughts, new de-
sire. in the soul, new order OF afiec-
lions in the heart, q new order OF pas"
sjons. Pride once, but humility now
sinks it iu abassment at the foot OF
Christ. Humility in the place OF prlde'
once anger, now peace; once hatred
now love; sensuality once, but now
that tsrbid stream is dried up. Every
thing is new. The man has new life.
We breathe a new moral atmosphere
the atmosphere of heavenly love.
ASP. NJ. Rev. A. ?. Boude preach
ed from the text: In those days, it
shall come to pass that ten men shall
take hold out OF all languages OF the
nations, even shah take hold OF the
skirt of him that is Jew, saying, We
will 60 with you, for we have heard that
God is with you, Zech. VIII, %.
Rev. David Bush OF New Market
circuit preached at night. The meet
ing Is progressing favorably.
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We are Just informed that on Mon
day evening a serious accident occurred
at or near The camp ground on Stony
Creek. Mr.. Santml ers had started from
the ground with Mrs. Wlghtman and
her son Henry in a springwagon. AS
they were leaving. the horse became
unmsnageable from some unknown
cause aud in bis fright dashed the
wagon and its occupants promiscuously
among the trees. Mr.. Santmyers had
three or four ribs broken and suffered
other internal injuries. Mrs. Wight
man received some severe cuts and
bruises, and is in condition that now
forbids removal to her home. Some
apprehension is felt for recovery. Her
son escaped with a broken arm which
is perhaps the least of the injuries sus-
tanned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

Flora Nelson winning the race, King
Bee second and Orphan Carl distanced.
The racing vas good. The Lee
Cornet Band was in attendance. There
was but a small attendance,
Races will be continued on Wednes"
day and Thursday when better racing
and larger crowd is expected.
Some of the best horses in the county
are in attendance.
Our people should encourage Mr..
Moore, who deserves good deal OF
credit for his energies.
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From the Shenandoah Valley.
A Cali for ID. 8. Henkel for
State senate and III. e.. Allen
for the House Of Delegates.
NEW MARKET. VA,
Aug. Z, 1879,


Aug. I, 1879,
To the Editer Oftke Shenandoah Tal-
ley.-Believlng, as We do, that the set
Element of the State Debt, by the last
General Assembly Of Virginia was the
very best thing that could be done tor
the interest d our Commonwealth, and
approaching the services rendered by D.
S. Henkel and H. e. Allen, IN bringing
about that settlement, we take pleasure
in again calling upon these getlemen to
represent Us in the next General AS
sembly to be voted for at the coming
election the Hon. d. s. Henkel, we
invite to the candidacy Of the Senate,
and the other, the Hon. II. e. Allen to
that of the House Of Delegates. In
making this call, we expect these gen.
tlemen to reply at their earliest conve-
nieHce. and believe We represent the
wishes OF
MANY VOTRRa
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MARRIED.

On the evening Of the oath Of July, le7s. at the
residence Of the brides father, by Rev. VIM. G.
Maloy. Mr.. Raymond Misr and Miss Elizabeth
Eiblsr.
Near saumsvlls, on the eth inst. by the Rev
G. II. Martin, Mr.. Benjamin +. Fravel to Miss
Molie E. Rymsn, both Of this county
BY Ed. E. b. Shaver on the 10th inst. Mr.. Jas.
W. Lchliter to Miss Martha Z. Peer both OF this
County.
Aug 5th. 1879 by Rev. Mr. Fox, Rev. J. Barb,
formerly pator OF the Lutheran church In Harr-
sonburg, and Miss Addie K. Keys, OF Rockingham
County.
On July 81, 1879, at the residence OF the bride s
parents SIR. Aaron Foltz, Cabin Hill, Shen. Co.
Va by Rev. J. Paul Stirewaf, Mr. JnO. X. Mumaw
and Miss Nancy E. Fotz, both of Shenandoah Co..
Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

BARN BURNED.-A barn belonging
TO Mr.. Hampson Gochenour, about 5
mile. n. W. of Woodstock, was burned
last Monday morning. Mr.. G. lost his
entire wheat and hay crops, some farming
implements, harness and ! tons OF
phosphate. There was no insurance
The fire is supposed TO have been inceno
diary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

Our readers interested in farm or gar
den are invited to send for the Fair
number of the Rural New Yorker Us
Duane St.. y. y which will be mailed
to them without charge Aug. 30, 1879.
This number will have 81 pages and
a substantial cover-many original en-
cravings and articles by the best writers
in the land. The special feature, how
ever. will be the announcement of the
Rural's great free seed distribution
which is claimed to be worth more than
the subscription price Of the paper.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13
Notice to all Concerned.

n II persons knowing themselves 10 be indebted
IA TO the estate of the late s. A. banner, decd
will please, without delay call on the undersigned
and settle the same ~ the payment OF that sum
or executing Of negotiable notes, with approved
endorsers, payable at shenandoah County Bsnf,
within 20 days after date.
Those having claims against the estate OF the
late 8. A. banner, deed, upon the presentation OF
the same, win be allowed Offset or credit 10 the
extent OF his Indebtedness 70 the said decsdent,
provided, they are mutual accounts, and osn be
satisfactorily proved.
We cordially invita- customers to the store, vho
are DESTROYS Of purchasing goods 81 rsssonaei
prices. NIL WALIon'
ED, N RWMAN
Administrators C. (. .. OF s. A. Dsnner, deed
June 10. 1879. n.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. w. s. Bowman
D. D. OF Charleston, S. c. preached 10
the Lutheran Church, in this place, on
last Sunday. DR.. Bowman has been
snending Summer vacation in this
county on account of his health. His
,ppsarance indicates some improve
ment
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

FINE BAss.-Mr, Saml. Marshall o
tbi. place caught yesterday five fine
bass two of which weighed four pounds
,niece. This achievement fully estao.
fishes his reputation as a nrst CLASS
bass drummer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13
MANY VOTERS.

FERTILIzERs.- wishing to
purchase q good article, should read
carefully the advertisements OF fertilizers
published in this paper. The manufac-
ture of Fertilizers has become so extern
siye and the sales 30 large that it is
quite natural for some men to endeavor
to make fortune by preparing worth-
less articles for sale. II is a good rule
to be cautious 10 buying any whose rep
utation is not known or that is prepared
by manufacturers whose characters for
fair dealing are not we'll established
Yea will find many Of the best brands
advertised. 1t Is, at least, safe to con.
clude that fertilizer that is not worth
advertising is not worth buying.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

Mary Frances KILLER wife Of Robt. II. KILLER.
was born January l6, 1S45, died Aug the 9TH 1879,
Aged 81 years, 6 months and q days.
Married about ~ years.
member Of the Christian Church II years.
salie Euestsce Newman, daughter Of Robert
and Caroline Newman, colored, Of woodstock,
died Aug. Sd, 1879, aged years, months and 3
days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

IcE.-M. V. French, OF this place
ba. a large quantity OF ice of the be''
quality. which he offers to sell low by
the pound or ton. Persons wishing ICE
will find it to their interest to call upon
hin,
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Special Notice.

A CARD.-To all who are suffering
from the errors and indiscretions OF
youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send reel
pc that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send a
self.addressed envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH L. INMAN, Station ID, New
York City.
Jan. by.
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Baltimore Air Tight,

Nine Plate, Woodland, Evening at Home, friz'
Franklin, &c. ,.
will deliver Cook stoves and Furniture At an,
station on the B. L o. X. X. as far west as Cum
berland, Md, or south to stsunton, Va; also, OF
the Virginia Midland r. X. to Culpepper Z. h.
free Of charges fer freight.
In ordering Cook Stoves, II you will send dis
anoe from floor TO bottom Of hole where pipe en-
tiers chimney, We can send pipe to 1T.
Returning thsnbs for the liberal patronage o.
the past twelve years, hopsto merit q continu
ance.
JOHN A. SAUM,
Sep. 25-6mo. Edinourg Va
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AccIpENr.-Mrs. HsusenhucK'
widow of the late John HausennucK,
ST., fell from door at the residence Oh
Samuel Copp, near Saumsville' lew
DAYS ago and broke both arms.
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THE CONSUMPTION OUR
USE THAYER'S
Liver Powders.

They are the Finest Liver Regulator KNOWN ana
only cost rs cts. . Po1. Sold by all drugsists.
Are you troubled with Constipation one ooA
will cure you ,o r.,
Are YOU troubled with Sick Headache! III
Thayeris Liver Povders One box WI cure you;
Are you troubled with pain near the region Q.
the heart, pain dsrting into the shoulders! rnose
pains arc caused by the Liver One Dol Oh In.y
er's Liver Powders will cure you. Only y cent?;
Are you troubled with dull heavy pain A.
III rough the head and in the leaders OF the necK,
cannot bear to turn the head, think 1t neuralgia
Thayers Liver Powders will cure you,
Are you troubled with loss Of Appellee, feei sicA
feel hungry but cannot relish food, have coatec
tongue, bad taste in the morning, feel cold arc
chilly, loss Of energy, dull and dormant or aroH-
81, sometimes cold feet, gifiness or yerdito, or
yellow, joundice appearance, or troubled WIN re-
yer and sgue and nervous or dyspeptic lnuics
tions! Thsyers Liver Powders will cure you py
their action on the liver. Some people may nave
8 cough with the above symptoms.
AL Of the above symptoms and many more srlse
from diseased or torpid Liver. II Is not possible
that everybody should nave all Of these symptoms
but on may have one or many Just give Thay
er's Liver Powders trial and use them accord
ing to directions and tell your friends about hem
| sold by ALI druggists. Is cts per Boz.
J.TIIAYER, PrC prietor,
ts1 N. st., s. W., Washington, d. G.
MN. H BROWN L BRO, Agents,
Baltimore, Nd. June zs-ly
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

The average American kitchen and
DR.. Bull. Baltimore Pills both know
dyspepsia; the one GREATEST, the other
DESTROYS It. Price % cents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

AnyPatent Medicine Advertised in
this paper can be had of b. Schmltt al
theregular price. June IZ-u
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FAMILY COWS FOR SALE

One Thoroughbred Devon. large and constant
mixer, will be fresh middle Of August. One
Native, now giving about two gallons rich milk
Der diem, wish calf By cosmo A. ,. O. c. slis,
both perfectly gentle and recommend them az
Desirable family COWS win be sold cheap. Cosmo
10 grandson OF Niobs the fret prize GOV Of Can
tsnnisi, who make 10 lbs. butter per weak.
FRANK KING.
uiy soth IL. Van Barren Purnses.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

Invites the especial attention Of all persons In Iced
OF Cook stoves to the following list OF necessary
and valuable FURNITURE which be GIVES VITA
each stove, the value Of which you can better de-
termino By pricing at your Desrest Tin and House
Furnishire Stores, and which guarantee to De
Arst class In every particular:
Iron Pots, Pot Lids, Iron Tea Kettle,
Skillet, / Long Cast Pan, Lid Litter, ain wash
Boiler, / Steamer, 4.qusrt Coffee Pos Ior Conee
Boiler, as prefei red) Fancy Tea Pot, Large IN
Bucket, Large Dish Pan, Cullender, WASH
Pan, 1 Sauce Pan and Lid, Pudding Pans, Iar1
Pans, "A Pie Pans, Milk Strsiner, l MIX skim
mer, Plain Lsdle, Pierced Ladle, Iron spoon,
l Cake Turner, l Egg Whip, Pastry Jaeger,
Coffee Pot Stand, Sad Iron Stand, ssd iron,
n lbs zach with No. stoves and lbs. each with
Nos 8 and stoVes,) Pepper Box, Sutmeg
Crater, l Candlestick, 2 Cake Moulds, Cups,
Dipper, Sheet Iron Pans, Biscuit Cutter, koil,
ing Pin, Boss" Potato Washer, Knives sno
| Forks, worth anywhere 81, rs the setJ ! bes,
Quality Butcher Knife, Albatta Table spoons
aud 6 Albatts Tea Spoons. 70. !. MiI COS MAKE,
Nos. 50 and 1901, Joints Pipe and Elbow, Sla"
Cutter, Shovel ID. stove Backing.
The stoves from the celebrated mandatory OF
| Messrs. I. A. Sheppard 4 Co., and We name the
Excelsior, Monumental, Nonparell and Columbia
Cook, ss leading makes from their large variety.
We will give special quotations. on any OF thelr
| goods. including Heating Stoves, among which We
mama Tba Chaplet Casket,
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Give your neighbor helping hand by
recommending him 10 keep DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup in his family for all the ills
babies are subject to.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

TN ThR DISTRICT COURT (OF THE UNITED
i sTATEO FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
VA October Term 1878.
In the matter Of Henry Glenn. Bankrupt.
II was ordered and decreed that william NJ.
Bennett one OF the commissioners OF said court ~
special commissioner restats aud revise former
statement Of account OF the judgment and lien
creditors Of said Henry Glenn and their prierities
and before taking ssid account, ssd commissions o.
shall give due notice Of the time and place % tak
ing said account, TO all parties interested.
Extract from decree.
f1oMNISsIoNER's OFFICE.
~ Woodstock, Va, July 2sth 1870
TO Henry @. ALLEN Hsq. assignee Of said bank
rupt snd Il their lien creditors or thsir attorneys
You are hereby Noticed that havs Azed upon
| the iaih day OF August 1879, ct my once In the
town Of Woodstock. Va, - the tnas and place e
4 execute the requirements Of said decree, Al
which time end place you are notified 10 sttsnd
| and snsvsr The commands Of said decree.
Given under my hand ~ special commissioners
| thu day and year ss above yrittea.
WIN. N. BENNETT,
July Soth--A q. q. Commissioner
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

HOUSE, OF DELEGATES.
~. A.. authorised to announces DR.. ); o.
sTPAYER. as = candidate for the House Oh D'''-
sstes, Virginia Legislature
June 18th, re.
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Jos. Maphis.

July 23d.-3mo.
Parties who gave nctes last year for Bakers
Phosphate will ind their notes In the bank at
Woodstock.
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OYSTERS Fresh
Queens,care

Of the latest styles and patterns at prices which
dehes competition.
Have Just received lot Of French and American
calf skins red and white sole leather sold ia any
quantity desired.
hides taken in exchange at tho highest price.
Potomac and Lake Herring 10 cts per dozen
mackerel rs to so cts per dozen l am making .
speciality Of
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

Two Ne 4, farm wagons for sale, vsrssntsS 70
be put up In the beat styls. sias Of boxes In zee
wagon IA inehss " the sthsr - tnehs.
A. BAKnR,
Nafsh ash n. sHasssfsys
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-08-13

These machines are simple, durable, OF eA.y
draft, having high drive wheels. The dropPer -
the only complete one made y."nien the nrlss, ,
can adjust the reel 10 suit length Of grain without
stopping team. Remember besides the asusl o.
tras. we furnish cutter bars, cutting ~ iseI
and one Q feet, also knives aud sickle. ihlt
alone makes this machine worth t2l more tnsn
one with which You get only cutter bar aud
knives.
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MT. Jackson Races
Al
Shen stone Park.
FIRST RACE.

FIRST RACE.
Purse 800 or 5000 TO first, $4,000 to
second, $500 to third.
2:40 class trotting, best 3 in to win
was as follows:
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MAHnn year. Agents wanted svcryyAsra b
VShunIt mess strictly leGfumsfa Particulars fre>
VAddres J.wosra Co, g. koae. ~
Sapf