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The Duryee smelter.

From the Denver Inter-Ocean.
! Silver Cliff is justly jubilant over
the excellent results of the Duryee
smelter test. The following report
ofthe trial made on the 18th inst, is
from Prof. f. B. Hine, assayer and
chemist for the Duryee company +:
my test of the ore before it was in
trodaced into the cylinder showed
fourtecp ounces, or $15.6s in silver
per ton. Some Of. the Stag resulting
from this ore was taken by Mr.. Har-
rington and myself, of which we
made three very careful assays, the
cupels showing a vcry1ight trace of
silver. We also puiverized other
samples of the Stag, which we gave q
wet chemical test, which resulted in
showing the Stag 10 be perfectly bar
rcn. This must be considered proof
that the fnrnace accomplishes all that
is claimed fezsit, viz: the complete
expulsiomof The precious metals from
the ores. While l have had great ex.
pectations fromsthe Duryee furnace
In the treatment Of refractory ores,
have heretofore expressed doubts al
TO the successful hah.iling Of ore from
the chloride belt, dnd the test to.day
has shown to mel that by properl,
passing the ores through the crnshe
and rolls, the Duryee furnace, with
out fux, will vfporize their value
with even greater ease than from
true smelling ords."
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Chairs for Rent.

l win rent from one dozen to ten
dozen chairs to any p9fties needing
them. The charge wilybe fifty cents
per dozen over and above the cost of
handling them. In case the parties
renting the chairs will take them from
the room where they aro> stored, and
return them to the same phcc in good
order at their own expense. the cost
will be but so cents per dozen per
night. IL. T. BLAKE.
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Precinct Ticket.
For Justice of the Peaoe Short Term,
ALBERT G. AGARD.
For Constable-Long Term,
WALTER S. DUNBAR.
For Constable Short Term,
CHARLES w. SHARP.
sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Lucy
Penny and Miss Tina Deputy.


WRITTEN BYMRs. j. A. TRAsK.
Sing softly, sweet lsongsters. amid the green
wood,
A requiem chant for the loving, and good,
lis a calm, hnllowed spot, for loved ones
most dear,
She laid meath the sod, in the solitude here.
Bring fiow'rets, most fragrant, and seattle,
The fairesf. ana, sweetest that eer can be
found;
Eft emblems they are ofthe true and the blest.
Ills meet they houldbIoom, where the loved
ones doth rest.
Two sisters! How dear reach other in life,
Ihe one, O fond mother, true hearted WIFE,
The other, maiden, Oh! Death, thou didst
This soul was too pure on this dark earth to
dwell.
From home, friends, and kindred-let grief
The land Of the stranger. they meet there to
While loved ones at home, longed to kiss each
And press those pallsiips. closed SO peacefully
Two newly mads graves, ahi me thinks ere
Had crossed the dark river, and sorrow was
Even then, was the other one stemming the
And nearing the shore on the other side.
Together they passed through the portals OF
HoS sweet wasthe greeting with loved one.
While angelic choristers sang the sweet strain
welcome home! Free forever from sorrow
ius
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PESIDENCE-A new, two story,
4U brick, eight room house, Just
completed. This house has been
built with regard to convenience,
having a good cellar, porches, bal
cony, summer and winter Kitchens
and was built of the best material by
the owner, who intended occupying
it. The property is situated ON A
street in the best part of town and
can be bought for $500 cash. APP
ply to, II. T. Blake. O.
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Notice.

! am agent for the following land.
iortis In Canon City And hereby re-
qnest all tenants an6town constables
to notify me before (making improve
ments for which they-snrect the land
lords TO settle: Thos. Bs3lpan, Hen
ry Burnett, L. r. Joel. Fl r. Koch.
McGee Bros, #. 8. Mc&ee, j. j,
Fheipe, E. ]. Stanlick, Thbs. Thorn
ton, G. c. Warman.
III. T. BLAKE, Agent.
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Blake's Real Estate Agency,
FOR SALE.

We have some valuable and very
cheap property on our list for sale
that the owners do not want adver-
tised. Parties who do not find any
thing to suit them on our advertised
list will do well to call on us and tell
us what they want.
House rents collected by II. T..
Blake for five per cent commission
Apply to RECORD office.
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PESIDENCE-A two story very
4O large brick residence with four
lots for sale cheap. Has water pipes
in cellar and first and second floors.
front and back. Fruit trees, shrub.
berry, ETC., in abundance. Good barn
and out houses. Apply to RECORD
printing Office. 25
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DELL RANCH7The Dell ranch
- for sale. 1t ds 33 miles from
Cahon City and 3 miles from South
Park on Curranf Creek. One mile
on the creek is jhnder fence and 800
acres of pasture under brush fence.
Three good springs on the ranch and
twenty acres iof good potato ground
under cultivation, Hewed log house
of seven rooms. Log stables. Situa-
ted on a good cattle range. $7O0 cash
or one-third of the amount will be
taken in horses or cattle and the bal
ance in cash. The Kester postoffice
is located at the house. Apply to II.
7. Blake, RECORD printing Office. 40
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A. D. U. M.

Meets every Monday essHing at s
O'clock at Odd Follows hall. T. M.
Robinson, r. NJ. WI; Fred. Bandholt.
N. W.. G. d. EutliG. f.; James Sler.
I'm, o.; John p. DeWoodys G.; C..
w. Sharp, Recorder John Bandholt,
Financier Julius IN, Receiver F.
Hess, j. g.; E. WHineIy, o. G..
Trustees. 8. II. &fcYissick, Julius
Hnf and Fred. Bandh3.t.
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Parties leaving Cg4on City tenn
porarily Who have 46uses 10 rent fur
nished or unfurnisted or have prop
erty or arflcles Of value for sale can
sell or rent for a commission OF fivs
per cent and viii advertise the prop
erty without chasgevNo sale no
charge. H. T. BLAKE.
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GTORE--A new store on Main st.,
Must finished will be sold on casy
terms. Apply to ii. T. Blake, REC
ORD printing Office. As
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OzQACRES OF OIL LAND in
OO Fremont Co. for 10000. A
great bargain. Apply to II. T. Blake,
Record dffice. 81
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p ANyH-About II miles above
IL Canon City on Arkansas river.
Will be sold entire or in two lots,
withor without cattle, implements,
etc. Terms very low. Excellent,
plastered dwellings, corrals, stables,
cellars, shops, well, wagon sheds, etc.
viii trade for cattle or Canon CITY
property Apply to II. T. Blake, Rec
ORD office. SO
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OUR TICKET.
For the State Capital,
CANON CITY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Sixth Judicial District.
FOR JUDGE,
CHARLES d. BRADLEY,
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
CHARLESfD. HAYT,
Fremont County Ticket.
For County Commissioner.
SYLVESTER ALLEN.
For Clerk and Recorder,
JOHN WILSON.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM S. JONES,
Fos Treasurer,
GEORGE y. BALDWIN.
For County Judge,
CHARLES E. WALDO.
For Superintendent of Schools,
GEORGE z. DUDLEY.
For Assessor,
HENRY CLAY WEBSTER.
For Coroner,
JAMES L. HYDE.
For Surveyor,
ISAAC WHICHER.
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p ESIDENCEh lin South Canon. eight
4O rooms, frame, lot 115x175, near
Stanley's, 81 800. Apply to H. T..
Blake. s
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BIakex Tor Rent Column.

ROO4S suitable for housekeeping,
~ oyiF Rucs furniture stors. Ap-
ply TO n. r. Blake. -
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GTORE-A two story brick store on
~ Main street, in the centre of bust
ness. 10, 100. So
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r .OT-A Main street lot east of the
- business blocks, for sale for 1925.
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Haswcii's Cure for tho
nouncsA by thousands
lung Inedscine they Q,
dry up q cough, but str
disease. sootliA4 and hes
brnnc OF tho throet and
and allows n good Npigf1
to let a cold wear Nci
frequently wears ont
lay but try Baswell's z
once. Trial size free.
Co.
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PES1DENCE-Frame house of five
4O rooIns below and room 2Ox3O feet
above, large closets and pantries,
cellar, water pipes, garden. grass,
trees, fruit and shrubbery. Lot
55x356 on River street, between 4th
and 5th. Apply to II. I. Blake. 9
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rAUrs lWoRrn aEMEMRERINo.

\ Lungs has been pro-
1.-The best throat and
pr used. IL does not
es at tho root Of tho
s the infiancd mcm-
lungs, stops tho cough
Ms rest. 1t In unwise
|lf out ns many do. II
Ae patient. DO not de-
'uNfor tho Lungs at
For sffss by Beccbcr a
GO
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GTOtE The large store snd wars
~ hohsa next Wekt Of The REco1p
printing oflce t!eck for rent. 6ise.
2Qx12O feet, rcnt 30 per month. APP
ply to n. r. BIake.
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six room, one story
- adobe hohse with cellar, summer
kitchen, pantry and full lot for sale.
Barn, corral chicken house, etc. Wa
ter pipes in the house. Apply to II.
T. Blake RECORD office. 40
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HoUSE "A thfec room plastcred
- frame house, corner and next
lot, water in house. $3.50. II
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REAPERA 1900 reaper will be
~ sold fol S75. Apply TO II. 7.
Blake.
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T OF on Fouyth street. corner Of d
IL only fonf blocks from Mcclure
house. Fouhdstion of stone alrcady
laid. Pricei&l40 cash. Apply to H.
1. Blake. 8
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L .AED-A ten acre tract and a
II ninety facre tract for sale near
town. The ninety acres includes six
shares in the ditch. Apply to H. L.
Blake. 1888
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HOUSE-A double brick residence,
- three rooms on each side, water
and sinks in kitchens. Rents for $34
per month. $2.70Q. SO
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r .AND.--320 aEres of land within
- one mile of/Cafion City, for $50
per acre. A csal shaft so feet deep
on the premises.
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IT .OT-A cArner lot on River street,
- one block Nfrom tho centre Of bu.
siness, for $575.A 50
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HOTEL-Qne of the largest brick
- hotels in Canon City will bo sold
at bargain. Apply to this Office. 81
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GTABLE-A Main street stable and
~ two lot9 *j.16o. 81
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PIANOzAn excellent grand square
= sevey and three-fonrth octave
StanleH& Co. piano for sale. In
Apply % H. T. Blake. b
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r TS.-Three Aprner lots together
- in the best pa3t of the residence
portion of town. Price 81 900. APP
ply to II. T. Bla5e. II
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HOUSE-House and lot on B street,
- in a good neighborhood. Has
four rooms and cellar. AZ
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TOP PRESS FOR sALE-A nov
= city press, 6x10, seven fonts OF
type, chases, quoins, rollers, rules,
galley, mitre box, composing stick.
cuts, etc, can be bought for $85 cash.
All nearly aew and but little used.
Apply to RfcoRp printing Office. D
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mIsCELLArEOUs.

HORSE, buggy, harness, saddle,
- byidle and blanket Horse is
gentlf under saddle and in harness.
Apply to II. T. Blake.
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FREMONT COUNTY CAPITAL COMMITTEE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
Bsmgardner's Bodega Bitters.

FATAL ACCIDENT.-The Warren
Sentinel yves an account Of a very sad
accident which occurred at Up7eryille,
IN Monday night. January, Oath.
Last night at IL o'clock terrible az
cident occurred III tlis Village. While
Mrs, Lizzie Conrad, wife Of Lieut.. B.
Z Conrad, was ascending the stair
Steps in their hoase, folio we'd by her
little daughter Mari, she fell and drOp
ped from her hand The lighted lamp
containing ahou a pint of coal oil. The
lamp exploded and 10 few minutes she
vas envrloprdiu fumes, aud rushed
rem tie hall OF her residence into the
street cryIng FIR help, and followed by
her four children. who seemed frantic
with grief. The piteous appeals for a.
sistance were first beard b, tSo young
men in the store Of Mr.. J. II. Trussell
immediately across the street who ran
10 her assistance. blt al that time she
vas slmos, sCfrJcated By tie flames.
Miss Faurie Barns e. cousin who lived
1ith he u1loriHntie lad } had The pre-
sence OF mind 10 catch up 4 buggy robe
ly:ug II the hall aud ran 10 her rescue
Ia, in vain. SIC could not get close
enough to the doomed LADY, who seem
cd ireuz.ed with pain asd would allow
moth nc TO be pui around her and fought
of all who attempted TO rcscue her.
Her husbaLd being cripple could rem
der BIT little ASSISTANCE. but in tilng
to ex inguish the flames. literally cou'
suming al We lis wife had his ri.ht hard
very severely burned. Mrs, Conrad al
ter the terrible ordeal through whicl
,Ae bad passed, walk, d without assis
auce ~ her room, which Was .tars.
Dir. a. 2. Brown. f,rmerly OF Fr mt
RoJaD was Immediately in attendance
aud did all ski.lul physical could iDI
the relief OF the Sufferer, but in vain, As
lie morning dawned her spirit h.d ID
the God Who gave It.
Lieut.. Conrad, the atfl cled Husband.
WAS a gallant officer Of Company, a.
Whites Battalion. He Was wounded
in the battle OF the Wild rness, and il
The last year Of the war, was shot il
the leg, rendering amputatlon necessa
~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
In MemOrianl.

Died in Winchester, Va, j. uar'
S.h. 1881, Rsv. Silas Billings. aged II
years. In Marlin, Texas, Jan. IA
1881, Rev. Henry Brown, aged II
wears.
Thus within few days Of each other
lhese two venerable ministers of Christ,
both former pastors OF the Presbyterian
church in Woodstock, have baen call
ID up higher.
Both laborel faithfully aud earnestly
IN the Valley of Virginia.
Mr.. Brown entered upon his minis
try in WoIdstock. early in the year
1882. and continued here about year
aud a-haf. He afterwards preached al
various places in Va. then in Georgia
and Florida. Alter e var. hs AZ" ,
went South, and laborcd in Tenn. anu
the State just mentioned. His heal'h
was always lraii. but it vas only unlll
about three wears ago, his life being
seriously threatened by repeated attacks
of neuralgia OF the heart, that ne relin'
pushed the regular exercise OF his min
islry." He retired on the night OF the
18Th inst. ia his usual health, but
anakened near morning, aud complain
ed Of a difficulty in breathing remedies
we're administered to his relief, and be
qaln letred to rest. 4 short while
after some Of the family entering IL
render further attention, found that "he
"a. not. for God had taken him."
Mr.. Biliugs settled at Woodstock
MS second charge, about 1886, aud re-
maincd pastor here, at Strasburg, an'
Cedar Creek for nine years.
He went from this church to TAKE
charge of a classical school at Morgan
toan, ~ est Va, where he remained
seven years.
His next ministerial charge was
West Bloomfield, New jersey, then a
D1fliells on the BALTIC. & o. h. Il
lie also had charge Of the Shepherds
Town churca Tor time.
Like air. Brown, be pursued III
laboIs amid bodily inGrmity and suffer
ing. For some years, lie could onil
preach sitting III high chair.
HIS last earthly AOme was in Wln'
ch, ster, where he Lid the foundation o
The Sc DOL for young ladies, known Al
Fairfax Hall. For MANY months h'
la, in great pain aud weakness, waltln!
III, Lords SUMMONS. To the last lat
loved TO llf, his soul IN song. "On th'
morning Of the S.h lust. stroke o
PARALYSIS opened the door OF his traI
tabernacle, aud his spirit gladly tie"
as We believe, TO join the ransome'
throug singing the song OF Moses an'
The Lamb" L. r. +.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

GhoUNG-Hoo DAY.-To day tho
grounding is expected to come out
from his winter quarters and give his
predictions as TO the weather for The
next seven weeks. Should the suu
SHINE brightly We can expect cold
weather and more winter. Should the
day be cloudy, We eau expect moderate
weather and rapid decline ID the price
OF slelghs. bells, buf',lo robes, and
coal. The wesiherwIse will observe
the signs with the utmost csre.
He saw his shadoW. look out.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
Valley News,

Clarke Courier A straw stack on
NJ. c. 5. Lees iarm fell over last Fri
ia, night. burylug beneath it several
colts. cattle and hos. The mishap
VAS discovered shOr ly after it occurred,
and after working all night the in
prison d stock WAS liberated. Severn
hogs ere The only animals fatally IN
ilrcd bg he accid mt.
Warren Sentinel: We arc informed
that considerable damage was done to
lie darn across tie Shenandoah river
of he Riverlon Mills Company by the
.ce on SATURDAY and Sunday last. which
with cha,a cterisuc energy the COMPANY
will speedily repair.
Judge Turner has granted a charter
for a Bank ID Berryvllle. a meeting
of tie stockholders was held On Saiur
day last AID the following Directors
elected: a. Moore, ST., j. (. Barnet.
A. Moore, Jr. NJ. McCormick, J. l..
Davis. NJ. w. Jones and 5. 5. Moore.
The directors elected A. Moore, Jr'
Ed, president and Capt. John H.
NUM-. cashier, We learn.
Mr.. VIM. II. b riley, who was 'eri-
ou,l, hurt bya Railroad accident IL
Mis-, ouri, Was brought from the hosp-ta'
at v ashiog,1n, Mo-, TO tie residence
OF Lis iather.in-law, Mr.. Brown, IL
Alexandria The early part Of last week.
ty his partner, {. II. Beatty, where II
Is hoped he will soon DC restored 10
aoaltA and ere long be at his bone here
leading lis accustomed active business
life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

SHOWS THUS FAR.-6now has fallen
Oh the following days since November,
": Nov. 18Th, 18th, 20ih, oath, 25th.
aud 3Qh. Dec. SLh, ll,h, 18th, ooh,
2l>t. 25.h and Goth continuously, 2Sih
AID 29th continuously. Jan LIST, Alb,
Oh, lltb, 2lst, 23d, and 3lst. Feb.
lst, making in all 81 different falls OF
now 10 FEB. 1.t inclusive, no squalls
counted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
Irwin j. Son sell b. b. Is.

PERsIMMoN PIE.-lf they are bard.
Scald or let remain 10 quite warm wat'
for Gteon months, then wash through
a cullendar or sitter. 70 every quar-
. batter put pr &c Of butter size of y
h.rkory nui and pint ofrich sweet
milk and four eggs, adding cinnamon
and uutmeg Ia taste. some add little
ginger. Pastry made as pumpkin o.
potatOe pie Bake quickly SO as tC
brown well, X.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
To Our Patrons.

o. account of the breaking OF our
power press last 'ek, The HERALr
sos delayed for several days, aud We
are compelled t. issue only half shee
this week. The machine shops here
aad suspended work. and we were com
PEELED 10 seud TO New York for repairs,
We omit a number Of advertisement
thi, issue. Our advertising patron
AIll uuderst md the cause aud the extra
line will be made up or proportionale
amount deducted from the bill. Hop
ing that the repairs will reach Us IL
ume to print this notice on our rtgual
lay, Ne assure our readers that ever'
precaunon will be taken to prevent It
similar delay IN future.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

Twenty SHOWS 10 part Of ore win'
ter. and tie last one ouly 81 hours old.
What slooo5 record FOR the I'd day
Of FebrunrJ may We not hope thai
the worst is now over aud that we TIA,
have yet some pleasant weather before
the ilOuef. bloom.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

Mr. Charles Welsh. OF this place.
does no, rlote.s to be raising big hogs,
this Sc son, but he killed one Of his
shoa,s, a few days age, that weighted
45G pounds. When they get above
7CO pounds lie calls Item good hogs
and i4kes os much pleasure in tatten
inc them a. anv man.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

onDNs. 2lst, 1850. at the residence Of The
brides f4th IT ia II. Jackson, Va. by ney. ". W.
walker. M. 4. Abe tus Fnnkhouser to MISS
Annie NJ. Koontz daughter Of Dr.. II. u. Koont7
Jan. 9th, 1881, at Mt. ack-on, Va. by Rev.
David Bush, Mr VIM. b. Firth aud. Mss Mary
L. Pence. both OF this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

Departed this life, at hir residence. near Mt
Clifton, Shen ,ndDah Comfy, Va. on December
9Th go, Mr. Jonathan Cofiman, aged "a years,
months and 2 days.
Departed this life, OF her residence, near VT.
lfton slenin1 an c)nniy, on la1liry 81 1881
Mrs Hannah eeb,c.l, wife OF NJ David d.
Hepner and diu ,hter OF Il. Ciristiln rupert
deceased: aged - years anl Il months.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
No more dysp psia b. B. B. kills It.

K. B. r gan. E,q.. & promising you
lawyer Of Harrison ourg. died on Taes-
day Mug last. Mr.. Ra&an was a
gallant Confederate soldier, having
served throughout the entire var. FIVE
Young lawyers died in Haui,onburg
within i've months.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

Msior X mD.ll 81 Nj. Jackson whose
lie. vss amguti,d b, Drs. D. D. Car
ter. I. II. jordan aud wm. Kooutz
ab5ut TO week. ago, aud whose life
WIS d-r..r.d o., is reported to be
somcih.u- h,uer bat lie still remains
II very Or licsl condition.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02
''i''''' '''' j FRANCIS HAYWOOD, II d.
Illpn2TAnT lugSTl0NS.

Reader, have you caughi cold? Aie You au-
abb 10 r4ise lae phlegm7 lave you an irEiia.
ton IN the thrOatg sense Of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath? Do You have q
lt Of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now aud then in the region Of Tie heart, sloul-
deI- and back3 IL 30, our Advice il t.-se a
ouce a dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; you will soon
be able to raise the pniegn. In an hour repeat
the Expec;orant, place hot iron to the feet, take
two Of TUFTS Pills. You srTrt coon fel into a
pleasant sleep aud wake up in the morning,
cough gone lungs working freely; easy breath
Ing. and the bowels moving in natural manner.
To prevent q return of these symptoms use the
Txpcctorant several days.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

Gcrsuitm SIPS are III demand. Those
who have been fortunate enough to save
their flowers through the winter viii
have many calls for slips from their
auuts aud their cousins and their many
hJwery lrieBds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

On Monday Dec. ooh 1880. six
'hoais belonging to Mr. Santa Glenn Of
Powell's Fort, we're out in the wood,
and became snow bound. They re
manned On a spot about twenty fee
square without food or shelter for TWEEN
y one days. When they were iounC
by Mr. John II. Clem one Of them haC
frozen ard the others were in perish.
1872 cot di,ion. Mr.. G. took them tC
his place and gave them comfortable
quarters. They soon revived and are
now doing well.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

CHATTEKBOx.~ The original Chat
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-02-02

Halls Vegetable Scil.an Hair Re
never is ,ho n,os, reliable article IN use
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