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PORT HERON
o'Sr HURON N1ct.. Aug. 13.-passc,l I'm
/ rFnpcllcrs Nashua, light; Surcrior an,, cn,,sort:
hay City aad bart;cs, Loth:ir ami cnnsort rI,,o,,,
~ ~. talu'er and consort, Jutncs L, Dona,t,so,
VIII sc1ooner !. y. Foster and burgess: schoon
cns =. W. Ginord, Michigan, e. L. Nicholson
Chandler, j. Wells. Nc,lto Gar,1uer " r .rr,.,,'
bic, \. Smith, kngtsher.
Arrrcd-H. D. Tuttje with T. !, .,,,,.
| consort. "s4'' ''''o
n"Mn-fropcllcrs Fountain City, L. W. Pow
| G.s' ~, tn'iauclphta. Germania and barees. n. T.
| inor1 and consort, v. Swain md cousort
anu :" "abash; schooncrs George II. Case, Swa,-
.o". Mug Sisters, II. Dudley, Suowdrop. tug
| Vulcan and raft 30
I Wiufl-Wcst brisk.
Wsalher-Cloudy.
- aoaT ltEi;oS, Mieh., Aur. l2-0::U H. u,.-Isssed
uhWVirropeers Wi,,.,oe Nyack Irou Age uEd cousurts
and aunann. cnnsnr1. y. T'1ti'c with E. T. Beuls
uoMn-i4upci!ca.s John Pri.lyr1u. Jr.. f,rc,na
w w, Iecut,seh, Smith ain,rc. Sortherncr, City
u W.rc roncnfa md eonsort Havana and consort,
soFr; = r Sshooners Porter, Wawanash. b. Il. Bailey.
Cascv 'am tSs seraninenzlSr Hammond, Lyman
Nind northeast. fresh: weather cloudy AM,
rOnr COLBOESE.
sptetal Difoatois to Tie Chicuoo 1riaun<
!. PORT Col.DoRSE, Ont. Aux lI-passr,l I'm
:eenooher D. T.. Woodruff, Kingston to Tpi.ilo
HEut: oAEer tloWatt, Toronto to Toledo Iirbf:
psopet'er Celtic, Montreal to Chicago. General
cnrIu. - A'o' e.Aei ~
-Down-Schooncr N. Fillmore, Chicago IN
hnGstnl, corn: Cornanchc. Chicago to X lnrston
sorh' ~. IL. Heck, Detroit to kingston Wheat:
ven. Iharston, Toledo to Kingston, wheat: i
Fh'coner. detroit to Kingston, wheat: barvt,
lsSsaf, Chicago to Kingston, corn; Gibraltar.
Euic'@o u kingston. corn: 6tcaln- barge Lincoln
ta1caso to Kingston. corn.
I:SCANAuA.
Special Dispatch 10 .1Ae CHICAGO Trfbun.
,EScASAb!A. Mici.+ Aug. Observation-Disclosures
T. =. AckIey. schooners Champion, Copack H.
.. Richards, i. Fitzgerald, Caution. Lem Els
worth. "' 11e''A 'AAi9-
Ueparted-Steamcrs .Argona,,t D, ". Rust. II.
-; Ackley; schooncrs u. Quuyie, Nilsur,1 Col
~; IE;;tisWorth, Wutertown, i. u. Noycs c. 4. King
Ilinbaku, Our Son, Alice Richards, D. K. Clint.
1. u Hutts. Thomas GAVIN, he'd White and Dlue'
Skyiark.
MARQUETTE.
:. Special Ditpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
r. MARQUETTE. Mich. Aug. l3-passcd down. |
Steamer Citr of Clevcanu.
=, ,,Arriygt-propcer st. Paul; schooncrs Iron
Caief, "ns;stai. riverside, Carltn4 ford Owasco,
CieAred-Propeller Alsena; schooners Wi1oua |
john Noyes, l.. Rous, J. Mathews.
MILWAUKEE,.
Special Dtsoatch to The CHICAGO Trfbunk-
M!I.WAuKEE, Aug. 13-The schooner n.
ctaiker to-uly took OIL cargo OF wheat and
'alled for Chicago. She received II, cents free
Arrived from below-Stca III barge Nlunc,tpo-
Is, schooncrs Richard Winslow aud Emma c.
Hutchinson. - |
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FUFHk{7f.
Are you prepared for dcuth!" the clergyman
asked, with u tre!nur OF emotion i'll his voice as
hp took the sick wolnan'5 hand III his own. L
shade of patient thought crossed the inya1id's
fnce. and by aud-by she said she didn't believe
she was; there was tho bedroom carpet to be
taken up yet, and the paint upstairs bud hardly
been touched, and she did not want to put new
curtains In the dining -room7 but she thought,
II she did not die until next Monday. she would
be about as near ready as woman With big
family and no girl ever expected to be.
, 1881-08-14

NV REGULATIONS OF THE wEILASD CANAL.
ELEVATORS
The Wellnnd Railrond s: Steamboat Compa ny
WCanada has just issued the following rules
a"o regulations to be observed at Port Colborne
| and Fort Dalhousie elevators during the balance
VI tne present season: !. Every vessel to be dis
euaF2ed or 1oldcd i'll rotation according to date
VI arrival and report at the rate OF three light
sfases to one through cargo. =. No report will
ue taken from any vessel until she is inside the
Aesfg at Port Coibornc. g. Lighteragc rates, in
s'uo11g elevating and shorcliug ut Port Col
ootne and trimming ut Port DAlhou5ic, will bc
a. 'onows: When the vessels rate is cents per
oasnel and Under, L.: cents per bushcl; cents
4er oushei and over I, II. cents per bushel: 6
seate per bushel and over j, :. cents per bushci:
cents per. bushel and over O, ~ cents per
,u cents per hlshcl and over :, ~ cents
ner hhusnneii cents per bushei and over cents
n n per bl1she; ii ccu1s per bushef and over
~ W cents per bushe1: over Il cents per bushel,
.seuts per bushel; quantities under ,0D BUSH !
els cents peF bnshei
4 PLEASANT NAN TO SAIL WITH.
Sapt Maurice Fitzgerald, of the schooner
49, t-ei4 Hal. was arrested at OsWeEo last Iues-
sessel from Toronto t to W 0s,se:so @ be vas taken
,ently Insane, aud u.1uss4thjinsclf by chasing
an moer4 az T, Of hIs crew about ths rdssng with
t,sma, n.na Capt Fitzgerald hand and foot until
.oores .gnweso was reacaed, where; be beGa1ne s1.
va.is sIauonai. and they Recessed MN. Flt1-
fFSfta!a Ff,!a lscs nt OakvilIe- Ont. Oae year a1o !
ra.a raefald as became insane during trip, ana
Is az =. has crew terrible fright One boy tried
IN. Escape with the yawl. but tho crazy com
ri1t uef ~: seized an ar and jumped into the BOAT
tara.1. ea oi1. the 1wO remaining on the lake Tor
~ esa1 DAYS. enduring many hardships.
MILWAUKEE LIGHT.
ho.as). Weitzcl, in his annual report on light
in,tes.s 70 the Treasury Department, reports as
ssaaws ssssnows Of the Milwaukee light: "A duplicate
~ sssan log signal WIS erected at this station.
l. - pier on which the keepers dwelling stands
oecay1ng rapidly, and tt seems to me to be q
, 1881-08-14

1lOA IHDIStCE.
E-,t 1yhi.e ytuunei ~ ISL:
from 1itt Lake. 1.5
froa1 Grand Haven aven......... 1,;s,s
From From nHsytsSsa: HSy Sc 81;
The above rates are those paid for sailing veg
feis s,ea,a, y. narkcs carrying lumber from dock
70 dock ut IL: cents less from Grand Haven and
coal FnE1GnrS
40 further advance in coal freights are re-
ported from either Buffalo or Oswcgo.
DOCK NOTES.
Capt Mckee. the rjb-kccper, was in tha c;t1-
yesterday on business.
heavy northwest wind prevailed nil day yes-
ferday, making the lake outside very rough
The schooner Charles Crawford nude her first
appearance IN this port this seuson yesterday
The fine schooner San Diego is Mt the Line
Elevator taking On cargo of wheat Tor Buffalo.
Inefe were but Few vessels OF any class in
port Yesterday, md most Of the tugs were idle in
consequence
The schooners Racine. Ges1me, and G., D,
Norris are IN Miller Brothers dry-docks having
Capt Z; Anderson has been appointed to the
Thomas Casey.
The elegant steamer Northern Queen, Capt.
Cameron. left for Colltngwood last evening with
being taken.
The steam barge r c. Britain is in the vcs-
eel-owners, dry-docks being trce-nailed. and
the barge Potter is in the same docks having her
buftOm Ca1ked.
The schooner Driver, Capt, Thomas. Page.
arrived III port yesterday with a cargo of 9.iD0
cedar ties. tho lar est load ever brought into
his port hy vessel Of her tounage,-137 ions
The steam-barxe Swallow is in the Chicago
ptFr-Docks tcks for repairs to her machinery and to
nave her bottom ca1kcd. The schooner J. H.
Holmes is also IN the same docks having leak
stopped.
Workmen we're engaged yesterday in putting
~ new 1ibboom in the schooner Midland Rover,
iosupp1y the place Of the broken by the col
lslon with Clark street bridge Friday evening"
!ae somewhat better yesterday, and, save a very
core head. IS able to attend to his duties. 4
-, The fine stcam-barge William Edwards, Capt. |
~ flilatn Fasin arrived in port yesterday morn
!aR with her cousorts, the schooners Charles |
roster and Marion Page the three vessels BRING |
ING !, 100 tons of hard coal. The Edwards made |
ne trip from This port to buffalo and back in
t9trteen days, feat that few vessels accom-
push, and Capt Fas-in is naturally very proud
over the achievement OF his fine boat.
, 1881-08-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

VESSEL TO DE LESGTnESED,
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. :
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 13.-Capt Ncuouatd. mas
ter and owner Of the Canadian schooner Pride
OF America, which has been lying In ordinary
here for some time, is figuring to lie CITIZEN the
craft torfy feet, In anticipa iou o. the opening
OF the now Welland Canal. Whether the work
will be done here or below will be determined lv
the course Of frcighi5 within the next few
weeks. ~"
COAL CHARTERS.
Special Dtsp1teh to The CAieaco 7ribun.
OsWEGO, y. T.. Aug. 13.-Chartcred fur coal
to-day on private terms. said to be S, 10 net,
schooncrs Sam Cook. O. NJ. Bond md Kate
Chicago
MTskEGoS LCMBER SHIPMENTS .
Special Dispatch to Tie Chicago Tribune
MUSK ECON, Mich. Aug. l3.-Clearanccs TO-DAY.
=; lumber shipments. /, rs 0U feet. Clearances
Tor the week, rs: lumber shipments for the
week ending Tonight, z, ISL ,UW feet
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11
The finest tonic in the worle B. B. y

SOMETHING FOR EvERYBODY.-We
have been presented by Mr.. B. Schmitt
with a magnificent map Of the United
States, published by the Chattanooga
Medicine Co. of Chattanooga, Tenn.
which we shall prize for the double pur-
pose it serves in being both useful and
ornamental. Its dimensions, % by "A
inches, are sufficient to show every State
and Territory with all the important
towns aud cities, and every railroad
completed in the Union up to the fret
day OF the present year. The map ia
neatly printed on good material aud
we'll mounted for hanging. 1t Is worth
more than the price attached toit,
which is only one dollar but Mr.. Schmitt
proposes to present one to every pur-
chaser IF bottle or package OF NJ. A
Thedford g. Co.'s Liver Medicine or
Black Draught. This popular family
medicine has been in approved use II
many OF the southern States for upwards
Of thirty years and the liberallty ofth
enterprising company in preparing thi
beautiful map for their patrons vii
doubtless lead to its universal acqaaln
lance, not here alone, but Throughout
the whole country. The map should b
| in every house, whether the medicine i
needed or not.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

the same way and the vale below wal
only reached by climbing down a tree
This acrobatic feat was much eneored,
and deseryinglY so. A lady found her
self on perilous rock and called for
help, but Elon found he could not
render ass istance, and only on Russell
could she rely. Another fair maiden
asked the Or. if be would propose
gong home" Sun meier lit on such a
happy countenance, the louged for time
had arrived and this pic mic was TO be
the happiest and overjoyfullest day of
all bis life and we believe it was,
as he was still smiling when last heard
from. Soon the party were on the
descent, on reaching the spring a gay
gallant hastily dismounted and filed his
bat with the life sparkling nectar.
Same thought twas done to cool his
throbbing brow overtaxed by such a
Joyous DAY when suddenly here came
Elon heller skelter-hls blooded steed
had gotten the better Of him
"And with g-th a flying
And his love sighins,"
adown the mountain he went fortunate
ly be checked up without accident, and
soon all returned to the city after
spending delightful day.
EYE WITNEss.n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

THIS standard article is compound
ed with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and az
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
end dandruf. 1t gives the head 3
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, md the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable,
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
Of Massachusetts, says, "The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
Iected for excellent quality and /
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

REL IGIoUs SERvICEs.-Elder L. A..
Cutler will preach at the Christian
Church next Sunday morning at l04
O'Clock on the subject Of ''Faithfulness
to Christ and its reward" and in the
evening at n. NJ.
On Monday evening at the same
hour and place be will deliver a Tenn
perance Sermon. Public Invited,
There will be preaching at the new
church near Green Hill on Saturday
evening May 18th at ! o'clock P. N.
aud on Sunday morning by tie Rev. j.
P. HIDE, at 10! o'clock A. NJ. The
ministers Of the other charges are in
yited as also the public.
G.. 7. D. COLLINS p. c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11
LIST on aonxxYArcxa.

Deed from VIM. n. 6pigle and vile
to Silas A. Ccpp.
Deed from Eliz. Tisinger to JAS b.
Tisinger.
Deed from Geo. Funkhouser to Geo.
Funkhouser jr.
Deed from E. Z. Stickley Ccnr. to
same.
Deed from Lawrence Harmon and
wife to VIM. NJ. Beeler.
Deed Henry Kern and wife to IJohn
WolYerton.
Deed from Elias Crabill and wife to
Abram BLY,.
Deed from Philip Baby and vile Gee
Knight.
Deed from George Andrick and wife
sc. to Jonathan Foltz.
Deed from Christion Miller and vile
to Fenton Miller.
Deed from John M. CARRIER and vile
to Chas. Green.
Deed from L. H. Rinksr and wife &c.
to E. P. Bowman.
deed from Isaac Wlsmsn and wife TO
Saml. Fetzer.
Deed from Jas. H. Williams Trustee
&c tn Jas. Bowman,
Deed from Geo. HELENA and wife &c.
Saml. Fetzer.
Deed from Jacob Smucker and vile to
John Suding.
Deed from Isaac 4 Geo. Folta to ".
B. Lichliter l. Pros.
Deed frsn NJ. L. Walton Cemr. to
Eliz. J. Crabill.
Deed from L. H. Rinksr and wife to
Jno. P. Lonss.
Deed from E. Il. 5 P. e. Gewland
w. H. Farra.
Deed from L. Triplett jr. Trustees to
Kaggey & Miller.
Deed from L. Keller and wife to
Saml. Coed &C.
Deed from Eliza Denver &c. 70 Wn'
o. Sewer.
Deed from Geo. W. Patten to Mary
Z. Patton.
Deed from R. Z. Williams aud wife
to Thos. P. Williams.
Deed from Tobias Eshslman and vile
to VIM. Slower.
Deed from Isaac Orndern Sr' ano
wife to Jos. HUFF.
Deed from Solomon Orndorn ans
wife to same.
Deed from Jacob Davis and wife tc
Eliza Fry.
Deed from Cornelius Faubsr snd wife
TO Philip Vim. Swar!s.
Deed from Anna II. Wisman te
Saul. Hollar.
Deed from Samuel Hollar and vile SC
D. p. Bowman.
Deed from n, L. Walton and wife e
Moses Walton.
Deed from Benoni Wilken and vile
to John T. Hotel.
Deed frem q, H. Coffman and wiz
SC. to same.
Deed from A. R. Moore to Z. n
Moore,
Deed frsm J. W. 4. Moore and wife
SC. 10 ". D. Peachy and others Trs'
church.
Deed from Geo. W. Ninnick and VIII.
sc. to Chas. w. Reaner.
Deed from Aaron Walker and wife Il
VIM. B. Fry.
Deed from +: z. Rinker and wife Il
Erasmus Fsnsler.
Deed from Philip Bowers and wife Il
Ezra bowers.
Deed from Lemi. A. Hoover and VIE
to Jno. w. Magruder.
Deed from Geo. A. zirkls &c. u
Lewis F. Zlrkle.
Deed from Geo. A. Grandstaa ant
wife to Geo. w. Koontg Trs. &c.
Deed from Eliza Beehtls to Mary J
Stricken.
Deed from Moses Waltee Conr. u
Henry S. Williams
Deed from L. Il. Rinker and vile &c
to Jno. S. c. Murphy.
Deed from Satnl. Robertson shd WIZ
to Fillmore Robertson.
Deed from VIM. OFT and wife to W
IT Willians
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Many Of our people have become tired
of the fish law. 1t is said that the law
has been frequently violated and that
small dams constructed for the purpose
of fishing with set-nets can be seen ct
many points in the river, Whether the
law is violated or not We do not know
but we do know that such a. opinion 10
entertained by many persons Inc
law should be enforced or repealed.
We care not how Objectionable . law
may be, it should not be violated Tor the
violation ofauy law tends to weaken thu
respect which the community has Iel
law. So long as itisIa Law, letis Be rsspSc'
ted. lift is Objectionable let the eyer
be made to have 1t repeated. Hthe Cd
iections be presented to our repressn'
tatives and these objections be con-
sidered good. the Law, We have ~
doubt. will be promptly repealed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

We understand that there is strong
disposition among the old confeds to
organize a regiment of veteran rebs in
the Valley to take part in the Yorktown
celebration. Ofcourse, it is not inten-
ded that they be uniformed or armed,
but simply formed into companies and
then regiment by which they will
secure better quarters, fure, sc. and be
able to procure much cheaper rates OF
transportation. We think this a good
idea, and hope to see the subject fully
agitated through the Valley. Would it
not be a good plan, also TO invite the
old vets Of the other side 10 form SIM
liar organizations and come down and
help bury the Ratchet and rejoice to-
gether over a common heritage OF
glory. Lets hear from all around.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11
The greatest Of sppitixsrs y. , y.

Jos. Bamber was tried at this term
of county court for burglary, found
guilty and bis term Of imprisonnsnt in
the penitentiary aseertaiasd at fsur
Years and elk msnths. Alter the
verdict of the jury was made, counsel
for the prisoner moved for arrest Of
Judgment on account Of seine infor-
mality in the proceedings. The court
has not yet rendered . decision Of the
question.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Is any advantage TO you to purchase
paint of uncertain quality. unendorsed
by any positive guarantee, because you
can buy it for 25c or SOC. per gallon less
than Wadsworth's Pure Prepared Paint
every gallon of which is sold under q
positive guarantee of Satisfaction? b.
Schmitt agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Clover & Magruder announce the
arrival of new stock Of goods, which
will be sold at prices that will compare
fsyorably with those of any store in the
Valley. Gail and examine their stock.
Every inducement will be extended 10
customers, and to the public generally.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

THE Engine House, ct Liberty Fur
mace. was burned few days ago. The
sn.ine was considerably injured by the
fire. The energetic proprietors went to
work at once, to repair the damages
and will run the furnace by water-power
until the engine is put 10 running order
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11
3. B. B.

A large amount of live stock has
been shipped from this county, this
spring. Our farmers seem to be i'm
nrovins in the stock business, both as
regards the quantity and quality
Horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs have
beer raised at profit and have brought
n large amount of money into the
county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

HANDsoNE ILLUsTRATED CATALo-
CUE AND Price-list issued BY Burps
Eastern Agency. 2sl Grand Street,
New York, has been received, the
illustrations are all new and prices very
moderate. Sample copies mailed Zee
upon application from sbsye address.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY COURT.

Te nm VOTERS OF SHENANDOAH COUNTY;
I respectfully announce myselfa candidate
AR the once Of Clerk Of the County Court OF Shea'
AaAcah County.
Tssr wears experience as deputy Clerk Of the
cosrts Of this county will enable 1ne TO discharge
tAs duties Of the Office efficiently and if elected 1t
WI be nv ann to perform all its duties impartiany
axa faithfully. ES ,.,,, ,,r,>
March 2d.-te. l. HILL bAhN
Ts rxx VOTERS or SHENANDOAH COUNTY
respectfully announce myself as candi.
Asss for the once Of Clerk Of the County Court OF
eAsnsadeah County.
Hayipr been the assistant snd deputy Clerk OF
Ceurts AZ your County for the last six wears, feel
sszAaent that can perform the duties Of said
sales, and II elected, promise faithful ana IN
partial discharge of the same
March 2i-te.' L. :. MALhbh'
Valley and Yrginian Will insert.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

A large crowd attended county court
last Monday. The business OF horse
buying was active. About thirty
horses, it Is estimated, changed hands.
Most of them were for Baltimore and
Pennsylvania markets.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

APPLY THE TEST oP TINE TO tns
Pure Prepared Paint, for which D.
schnitt IS sole agent for Woodstock
and vicinity by exaAining the Grases
School Building painted Ia 1879 nearly
Ave years ago. Some is on cid and sone
on new weatherboards. Sec for ysur'
self. No other paint can chow sucn
durability.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

BURoLARY.-On Tuesday night OF
last week, the sleeping apartment OF
Mr. Charles Welsh, Of This place, was
entered and bis pocket book containing
torty-fiye dollars was taken from the
pocket Of his pants. The pocket book
was afterwards found in aa alley on
Mr.. Welsl's lot. tie money was gone,
bat other paa rs ~ere not disturbed. A
sarsy was arrested, but the evidence
was not sufficient to coHvlct.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

TIE protracted meeting IS still in pro-
Vress in the Lutheran church in this
place. DR.. G. H. Martin. Of The Re-
formed Church, preached last night.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Tske-it-Easy and Live-LOng are bro
theirs, and are related to Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. which has heightened many
life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

For Millinery Goods call on Miss
Birdie Funkhouser. See card IN anoth-
ex column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Mr. P. J. Fravei has just received
s.lendid stock Of goods. Read bis ad-
vertrsement and then examine his
goods.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

MIR. Henry Hotel, sral sdvscsssof
lie doctrine that ne sss . shssSs sas
cheapest, intends sOoa to paint his go
houses with the Pure Prepared Psist
for " hich B. schm,tt is sela agent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

l65 gals. Pure Prepared Paint now on
hand, rs gals. sold already this season
by B. SchInitt sole agent for Woodstock
vicinity.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Corn planting has been going on
rapidly. The most Of our farmers have
finished.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

For cheap goods ST the best quality
call at the store OF H. Logan s. Go.
Where you will fnd the articles you
wish to purchase at the lowest prices.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Kalsomine is better than white-wash
for your walls and is nearly as cheap.
B. Schmitt sells it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

AnyPatent Medicine Advertised in
this paper can be had OF B. schmitt at
the regular price. June TT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Mr.. Henry Burner sold team OF
horses last Monday for seven hundred
dollars.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

The weather has become quite warm'
Ice will now be in demand and the
effort will soon b0 to keep cool.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

The kalsomine sold by B. Schmitt
will not rub of. Anyone can apply it.
Color cards free.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Court Proceedings and othe- articles
of interest are necessarily postponed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-05-11

Cast steel shovels and forks at
FACTORY prices at Sperry & Darby's.