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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

Messrr. Lac S.ouehurner Il Bro. are
erecting hcnuery on Their farm near
lhis place. They have already done
considerable work, and as soon as the
weather permits, will erect houses.
j yilr the yard into sections, AID push
the work ahead vigorously. they have
now over four hundred fowls of variou-
breeds. and VII incr ase this number
largely, when buildings aud lot ar"
completed. We believe this VIII ps'
handsomely. May success crown their
efforts.
Cure a number OF the patrons ana
friends ofO4k L.Yel school visited the
school last Friday. They expressed
themselves perfectly satisfied with tbs
progres. aud department Of the pupils.
gave us much encouragement. an"
promised 10 come again. The ladies
especially, are invited to come, AID our
chsir will at al time, b. vacated for we
haud,omel,t lady present.
The holidays Of 81 will ever end a
p'scc in our memory. Although We
we're treated to a genuine polar wave
& ithou,. within we were treated L"
lively music. sparkling wine, aud al Ihe
christmas dalnties desirable. served up
By loving hands, in such mauner a.
to make our wish. that the holidays
woulJ last alt!he year.
The yonng man who had two sweet
hearts SAYS he is unwel. For time
variety seemed TO be the spice OF live
and Sundy evenings passed as s|eeti>
As aoes molasses down the throat oil Ii
country school teacher. Bat alas
upon time the girl met AID then -
well-but this young man no longer
dreams Of LAND that flows win milk
aud honey" He now drsams Oh
pmkedged immortality.
The MATRIMONIAL market has been
brisk: but as Cupid has been on bust
fora while, some of our friends thin'
we had better not report until the Ole
chap sobers of again.
ian. 9Th. L' IL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

WICK FLORAL GUIDE.-Tms work
il before US, and lhO'e VINO send III
cents to JAmes Vick. Z 'chesier. \. Y,
for It will not be disappointed. Instead
of getting a cheap thing az the price
would seem to indicate they will receive
a very handsome work OF liz pages
and perhap. 500 illustrations-not
cheap. but elegan. illustrations, 90 the
very best Of calsn Tered paper, and as
set of to tile whole, d beautiful COlorec
Plate that is worth twice the price OF
the book.
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Bsmsardner's Bodega Bitters.


If any reader. whose eye shall NEE
this. wants a CHEEKY, bright, reiigioh
naper. we advise him to send three dol.
lars Al ouce to "Thc Christian at Work,
and eve il trial. "The Clristlan al
Wmkn is uon seclariau; that IS, 1t does
not confne itself to the interests OF one
denomination, but gives the news o
NIL. Ii has valuable Sunday schoo
Lessons; it's Editorial pens traverse all
.us Iects OF current INTEREST," its Famll,
and Home Departments are as peculiar
AZ they are unexcplle it gives the la
lest news from the Missisn fields. II
4 lso has a capital Farm Department
which gives 1t additional interest TO al
ia rural life.
Try 1t in your home for year, an'
see low the old folks and tie young
folks aud The middle-aged folks like IT,
Boys aud girls reading 1.-THE Christian
at Work" will net seek the alshy liter
AZURE OF the dayj aud they will learn
that rel igions reading need not DO dull
reading. Try "TheCtristian AZ " ork, +"
and see int Is not 40.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12
County Court Proceedings.

Administration on the estate OF
Theresa Snyder, decd. committed to
Josiah Stlckley. Sheriff OF Shenandoah
County.
iueretla c. Kronk selected John f.
Brooks, Jr. as her guardian.
The Circuit Court being 10 session
nearly all day. very little business was
transacted in the County Court.
LIST OF CoNvEyANcEs.
Deed trolu Geo. Shaver and wife to
Sam'l A. Shaver.
Deed from Harrison Houck to Mary
Slower.
Deed from Mary Slower to Jno. j..
Finley.
Deed from H. H. Wyman and wife
% George Follz.
Deed from VIM. Boyer and wife to
d. 5. Bower.
Deed from same to same.
DEED from r. A. Bauserman to K.
&. Bauserman.
d ed from Mary Bauserman to
same,
Deed nom JAG. LUIS Elk. to Jas. A.
Zelkel.
De d from Wm. Shelley and wife to
Valen inc Ripley.
DEED from Sam'l J. Lutholtz and wife
0 Noah Bauserman.
Deed from Noah Bauserman and vile
to Mar J. Lulhol z.
Deed from A. NJ. Wright and wife
Hotel. Smith 81 20.
Deed iran E. E. Suckley, Comr. TO
Edward Zta.
Deed from l.. II. Rinker aud lie &c.
10 Rub, & Co.
Deed 10 u Gasner Kerlin and wife to
JOS. II. RUBY.
Deed from Ellen NJ, Shipmnu, TO
Geo. II. Snapp.
Deed from jos. Perry to a. L. Perry
Deed from same TO same.
Deed from D. W. Rupert and wife {
Siram Z. Ruperi.
Deed from J. W. Allen and wife 10
Henry Cook.
Deed from Chas. s. Wunder 10 D.
". COFker.
Deed irom Jeremiah Sger and vii
20 Juo. D. Me-eley.
Deed from Isaac Lohr and wife 70
1 \ cho!as Kpps, 81. Trus.
D, ed from John Maurer aud vile Ia
Il. e. Thompson aud wife.
Deed from J. W. Il. Moore and vile
TO Jno. e. Ruby.
Deed from same and wife TO Casper
| Bowman.
| Deed from same to NJ. c. Lucas.
Deed from same to Lucy NJ. Ray.
Deed from same TO Jos. Bowman.
Deed irOu M.F. Keiter and wife t.
IT. Luther Grove,
Deed from W. T. Williams Comr
TO IN Bumbaugh.
Deed frem l. n. Bumbaugh and VIII
TO Lorenzo Fsdelf.
Deed from Geo. Il. Calvert Trus. Il
A. 5. Miller.
Decd from saml. G. Follz to Johi
Craig, Trus.
Deed hom Z. E. SIickley and wilt
10 Jacob Lichliter.
Deed from j. ". r. Moore and witt
10 Msr, E. Gibson.
Deed from Cnas. Moore's Exr. L
JOhu p. Lpnas.
Deed from Absalom Weizel to jos
md Mary J. Weizel.
Deed from Anuie E. Hoover 81
With Leml Hoover.
D I'd from Eilz. D. aud Author
Blk,r 10 Ll~ren-e Hainpan. s..
Deed irom Z. NJ. Vlands 10 Davl
N.lf.
Deed from NJ. l.. Walton, Comr. t.
Joseph Fravel.
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thought Jou would like to know
how we all ssosd the cold snow-or
Friday Dec. 3lst 1880 the Thermometer
stood q degrees below zero. aud on
Jan. lst 1891 it WAS Is degrees below
gro. Nothing very serious occurred
besides the shedding of few tears over
many beautiful flowers, which went
where 1.-THE woodbins twiDeth." Among
others were acme beautiful Gala lilies
which were long mourned over.
had the pleasure Of attending a sur
-prlse party at Capt. Tiphan Aliens
Tuesday the 4th where all who atten-
ded had a good time generally.
rather promised one Of the young
ladies' to write en- account oft rs she
said ''she had such a good time che
didn't want to forget It," 30 its got TO
be dope--look out for it in the next
isaae.
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Bachelors VS.. Old Maids.
The advent ofthe present wear, has

The advent ofthe present wear, has
been hailed with delight, by the recre
ant crew OF mortals known as bachelors.
They are singing songs of dsliverance'
now, that so many ofthem are saved
from the terrors Of Leap Year.
OF What long faces some OF them
have been wearing. o! what agonlz-
iuy DAYS and nights, many OF them
spent. as they contemplated the reno
Test chance of having the momentous
question popped 10 them by some OF the
iair sex.
But now the threatened danger has
been averted. and hey feel as happy as
% many squej1nks.
The maids. old aud young began The
campaign most vigorously. but they
lacked thorough organization and ialisc
TO prosecute their claims and privlle'
yes with an, marked degree OF success
Their partial failure was probably ow-
ING to the fact that each one sough
personal reprisals and aggrandsemenls
rather than the good fortune OF tbeIl
sex.
The deep snow and extreme cold
hich we have 50 recently seen ant
felt WAS an i'll wind to the prosecution
of the campaign TO successful ierlnl-
nation. But in its greal depth OF purl
t., the snow was a perfect protection
to the vagabouds, sometimes known as
bache lors.
When the thermometer registers q
degrees below zero. old maids, a
we'll as Old bachelors, are prone 10 io'
get their preference Of scinter to summer
aud We tiud them Que aud all seeking
comfort from tue cheerful blaze 0f TIM
fire.
Little do they then think Of the fas
Il icing year. Of golden opporlunlIie'
slippioe through their fngers,'o be los
forever.
The list Of marriages, which we haY'
10 repor. fer our vicinity, is not so IN
prec, d,ntly large being only twelve 10
the bissextile year.
Bat we should credit at least hall o
iae ma rimouial affairs which arrive a
favorable crisis during the year o
1881. to the year that is past. or ii
other words to the sAiilful presentation
of their claims by some adept III lh'
ART connubial.
We'll, truth IS like murder and vii
come out" II would be bat little los
to the community and the world, #
majority of the Old bachelors wer
buried beneath the three feet OF sno'
which has fallen during the last lori
night.
Having disposed Of this TROUBLESOME
class, in the affairs Of The nation, quit
IF cuyely; We Will say peace 20 thel
ashes, aud leave the forlorn old maj
dens to plant flowers at their grave
and TO water them with their tears
Adieu,
QUINET.
= - -, u - c,f, 1871
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MARRIED.

On the 10th inst oy Rev. W. @. Naloy, Mr..
wi Iirm A. Hotel and Miss .Lucretia Z. Kroak-
all o. this county.
o. the 2nd day 81 January BY BID. 2. d. sha
yer. Mr.. George Burner to Aiss Lucinda Litter
both Of this co.
At the residsnos OF the brides father, Corneiu
Rick.d, Dec. I'D, 1850, by lid. VIM. fstsrs, Mr
Jacob Kell.r, Il Shenandoah couDy, and his
sarah 4. Iickaad, Of warren 90. Va.
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B. b. b.

The old adage Tine best is always
the cheapest" will qpply 10 no article
With greater force than to Sseds.
Nstbiag is quite so worthless as poor
Seeds. D. NJ. FERRY & Co. of De-
troit, Mich. seem to be one of The very
few drms engaged in the Seed business
who have fully realised the importance
Of puttiog up and selling only the fresh
est and beet OF al. varieties Of Seeds.
and ss legitimate result their brand OF
seeds has become exceedingly popular
all over the land. We take pleasure
In referring 10 their advertisement in
our columns. and would advise all our
rasasrs who will 10 likely TO require
seeds 70 send and obtain their beautiful
catalogue sivIss prisss. iasrscsisss ~
Pasatiss. sss.
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No more dyspsp~ia B. B. B. kills It.

The weight ofsnow upon barns is
severe test of their strength A num-
Der have yielded 10 the pressure. One
belonging 10 Mr.. William Peters and
one 10 Geo. II. Shaver have fallen.
Fortunately, in bolh cases, the stock
had been removed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

HOUSE BURNER.-The house OF Mr.
ssm'l. wi>mau about Two miles I'D 81
Of this place was burued last Sunday :
With the house nearly all the contents
consisting OF furniture, clothes. w.
ware consumed. There wAs no lnscr'
ance
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

RELIGIOUS SERvICLs.-The Rev. L.
A. Cutler, will preach at the Christian
Church at this place on Sunday the
18th Of January at II o'clock. A. NJ.
and at night. and having accepted the
pas,orate he will preach here on the
,rd Lords day of each meuth during
the current year. A csrdial invitation
extended 10 all who may desire 10 be
rnrnannf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

APPRENTICE WANTED.-I want q
stout. energetic young man as an ap-
prentice IN q mill. To young man,
OF these qualifications. and who means
business favorable terms will be given,
LUTHER HoTTET.
TOMS Brook.
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DIED.

At his residence near Stanton, Augusta CO
Ia January aud, issi, Jacob snyder. Aged 7
wears months aud H. days.
The deceased Wa the father Of the Rev. J. A
say isf, OF ses Msrkst aud soldier In the wa
"A ian ne had been . member % tue Pr,sbS Il
ran ehurch for hsf . csEtury and died fall 9
jesse, viii ths sAssrias bevs Of happy inmor
y tahs8.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

wshays no room for poems gu the
"Besu.iiul SNOW" They may be sea-
,sp.ble, but our readers have lost 'he'r
taste for poems Of that kind Keep
them till next August.
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I.ipnlIlNT GuE5TL9MS.

Reades. have 700 eansAt eo.d2 A e You an
able 10 r,ise i.ls y'.le-n1 lave you 81 lr1la-
ton ia the usr0slg 4 sens oi oppression on
the lungs, with sii0d BREATH % yoa have
1T OF coughing or lying down : A shaTP pam
now and then IN thc region Of iie heart, sAoal-
ders and hacS3 II 50, Glr Aasiee 70 l4Ai az
once dose OF fmi's Exptci0uni. yon wlhto1n
b. able to raise Ia pAi,1sn In az hsuT repeat
the EIpcciorani. pl oe Aho iron 10 the feet, take
two OF Tuli's Pills. You VIA soon isll into
pleasant siecp sud wax up m Tie morning,
eoogh gooe, lung working freely; easy breath
ING. and the bowels moving in natural manner:
To prevent a retsrD Of these symptoms use the
EIpectorsni several days.
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Agents Wanted.

We want se,era, live Young an
,,usle ared men to act a. agen's 80
IL. No capital required. good pay ''
.u,incs>. This Ii 30 palen' nun o'-
For lull Information OF the ou'"'e'
Nritr To I'd" nm
- ,o..,,;,, Aren't MarllnSbur-
- -, ". Va
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SEOw.-Yv-terdsy about noon 1t
commtnccd showing, aud continued
during the afternoon as FIVE we're to
have one OF DR.. YenlOr's blockade
anOwa
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The man that can save flock Of
psrtridses this season will be doing
GOOD work FOR himself aud for all lar
mers. Save all that you can. There
/. great danger of determination.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

Itis now generally conceded that the
Rural New Yorket Is the leading agrl
cultural authority o. this country. It's
experimental grounds Of eighiy-tSo
acres which are orked IN the interests
of subscribers its free distributions Of
new aud valuable plants and seeds,
have greatly added to its popularity,
while lis pages, filed with original con-
tribuuons from the best writers in the
world. proGusely illustrated with draw
ings from nature, render the paper in
valuable to every farmer, gardener or
frat grower ia the land. The address
of the Rural is 81 Park Row, New York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WINCHEs
TnR.-In Winchester, at az early boar
Friday morning fire was discovered
issuing from Ryan's bakery, under
Harris Hall. one oil the largest build
ings on Main street. The flames
spread rapidly, and before its progress
could be interrupted it communicated Ia
an adjoining building, occupied by
shearer's shoe aud leather finding
store. Six fremen were hurt by The
falling OF the soruIce upon the latter
building. one Of whom had his skull
crushed and IA reported not likely to
recover. Mr.. james Conrad the fireman
who was st-ucE by piece Of cornice.
has since died. The Winchester Light
Infantry lost all their arms and ac-
coutrements. The total los Is estima-
ted at tl5 900 insurance, Harris Hall
$4,000 Ryan's q 900. SheareI's IS, 500.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

Fp,,copal Services IN the court house
mex, saadey the 10th IL O'Clock a. M
? o'clock D. M. choir practice saturday
evening 3 O'Clock.
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Irwin & Son sell b. B. b.

Rev. D. T.. Billings. at one umr
pastor Of the Pr, sbyterian Church ID
this place, died at HE residence 10
Winchester Issl Saturday mOrsiDg.
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Had torrlslo WlcAT oWGATs.

Mei-,.l.s. fsD.. D.. 81.
Yr TIyTT. Sri have busa ", - i'r lie -'s t.o
-, ,s,,I !, ...ser- o,4l N.ei e 'inne.., ei "a,
king your Esu-,tIfsnt fi7 f-r g.. % - ' - -, :,
- ,'...f, ,....i1 - I'D went I'D . almost
So. i- -. ND elm Ii-li s.' Law 'N'n
hin z..s hot o. TIE ui-at ~se = nave le.t nc,
fi,- c0iis lass wye r-i AID D. '. -iiNe'. leu
,,r,a,. M tl.., ..-e'lfnI1frdi D.. o. al ny cnaS-
P0'' ~ r-,. q r,-- ..-oi. OLiA III klDA-
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LENNox,


Ayers Pills are the best of all pur
gsiives for family use. They are
pleasant. safe aad sure, and excel all
sthw Pills 10 Asslisg and curative
essiitsss,
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ACARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and IN.
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, earl,
decay. loss of manhood, kc., will send recipe
that viii cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered BY missionary IN
sou.h America. SssiA sslf-ildr essed envelope
the Rev. JOSEPH r. IMAM, station d, New
York City.
Apr. lily.
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L small lot OF glassware on baud
which will be closed out at greatly re-
duced prices. BY J. W. Martin.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

AnyPatent Medicine Advertised in
this paper can be had OF Is. Schmitt at
the regular price. June lz-u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

HOOD.-Now is the time to bring
the ~ God. Please give it 10 US as so0n
as you can.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

Celluloid goods at agts. prices, by j
W. Martin.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

Ouls a fex more mems and boys
caps on hand cheap atJ. w. Martini.
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7. W. Martin is sole agt. tor the Gel
lulo,d collsrs. COTS and shirt fronts
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Recollect no sh0ddy goods is kept
but enly what can be recommended b.
J. W. Marin.
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h. B. b

BUCKwHEAT FLOUR FOR SALE
Mr.JP. Louas, of NJ. Jackson. has q
sunni, of choice buckwheat hour i''
sale Which will be sold los.
jar. 5th 81.
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IF you want cheap aud durable goods
70 TO J. w. Martins.
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Read, made clotliug sold at very
hort profits BY, j. W. Martin.
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Edith Stems.

A most Fortunate medical dlscoervy
B. B. h.
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Grand Growing Triumph
HI
.NedqiUe D'4rgent and a Dlplome
II AnAALnr.
Oct. 20th.--tf.

Together with q Special Certificate o. t.erit 90
Jacob Gross, Superintendent Il tLe stisA t-et-i.
Tor his extraordinary skll dis ayed IN every pal,
% their construction, tie Whole forming q u ala
Award HIGHER by tar than that Of an! Ointf
American Exhibit, and deloisti -tlue' te! '-i
doubt the immense superiority Of the slen -nstru-
ucnts.
he "stiefn comoinCs every quality necessary
fer perfection IN Piano. It's rich, grand mellow
and powerful tone has never been eAceAtd by any
other instrument. Especially M the cole dots
Tie ..stlen" Piano SHOW is superiority over All
othe b. Dy the bcll-like cleo ness, s~ce,utss aA
Singing quality " tone which end 10 ll a. liivstl-
maole charm. For QulcKuess o. Response 10 tAe
nuge. aud eyenes3 81 loIch Throughout tIe ehufe
scale. fauitless action unsurpassed d1aoAil! ais1
artistic nusl, this fianO has justly earned hoI'~-
wide reputation
srcoSD-HASD PIANOS OF all makers constants!
ia stock, atffom SIS 10 800.
,o.e agent for the Southern States f'thc lelQU-
bet pelton co. aud other makes Of organs.
Catalogues 4 ri.uOs aud organs sent " aIpics-
ton. Address,
CHAS. NJ. STlEFF,
No. 9 y. Liberty street,
BAIIINOHK.
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QUINET.
5 rasburg. va. Jan. 9Th. 1881.

Ladies', G MS. Misses and Children :
saoes At greatly redaced prices at J. W.
Martins.
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cents and Canyassers

Make from sos 10 $50 per week sci
ing goods for f. e.. RIDEoTT Il Co., II
Braclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
Aug. l8th "
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baeoi -.4e ever n'''i ,.,....,, . ,-,v,nn - n


a MINIS , a z 2 , = . NItf -
ONE ivsllng Meas, August, irA
~ TTf-T~T Ds.r Sr-Aly 90 ,s soA. A" a a,tt ks--
= an t,,-u. ullli ltst WITT VIII let Jan VIZ"
', = ~ .u.h ..4t To-, 81 tl ~i ...n n"rtA ti'ce,
,.r,r'. al ,,lU.il liulrif % inr " "a no
..f fr.-,l most sNr . o = rec M
in..o,d iut none I'D .uJ r'i uaii n-e' l"uI ~
~. a mt ga. pfiie o. U.,.cl ~ mover o. '"~s"
e,tir.y Nm may thai ain iDrs if y, ..
ehu'UJ' '' J,,IA ga. M..tDLE.
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For general debility take 3. b. Il.

Tie greatest OF appItzers b. B B.
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A biz lot of valises will be so'0 We
low by J. ". Mar IN
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Masonic Notice,

Ca.sis Lodge, No. l42, F. A. Nj
meet. in Masonic Hall, Woodstock
,hc last Mcnda> night of each month.
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Headache and Neuralgia cured by b
3. Il.
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Mt. Jackson News.

The inest tonic In he worle B. B. B.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12
like Geary sells b. b. 3.

3. Scbmiit sells b. b. b.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-01-12

The best machine for the people to buy and fin
dealers 30 EEL, tor many reasons. Among tos
GOOD points are is lalge arm; it. automatic ten
sir. its sslf sctiing needle; its adjustable feed,
medic ba- aud shuttle carrier; ils needle thumb
ser.N: iis improved siooler; It's winding he oss-
bip without running the entire machine; 1t Is
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-15
PORK.

In Chicago to-day January pork opened
at 1875 and closed at 1921, fifteen cents
above yesterday.
The foreign exports of hog products from
the seaboard for the week ending last Satur-
day amounted to H,243,6OO pounds,
against 14,655,97S pounds the pre-
ceding week, and 9,l22,4 All pounds for the
corresponding week last year. COMPARED
with last year the decrease was relatively
about the same in lard and bacon.
MESS pork ip Chicago is gradually declin-
ing, but il certainly cannot iall much below
present prices, although the bears look for
4 much greater decline. For January the
market in Chicago opened to-day at 1890,
fell to 1915, and finally closed at 10.771,
twelve and half cents below the close on
Saturday. A special from that city says
the hog products were in good request on
speculative account, but the offerings were
large, and prices ruled weak and declined
10 to Is cents on mess pork, 10 10
cents per 100 pounds on lard, and cents per
100 pounds on meats for future delivery.
Toward the close the feeling was slender,
and prices rallied slightly and closed steady.
Shipping demand not particularly urgent.
Beef products were in fair request and
prices steady.
The Chicago Times says the arrival of
hogs were in November 275, 900 less than in
November, 1850, but the shipments also
were less, by an amount equal TO 10000
hogs: so that including the large excess OF
stocks on hand September LIST, we now have
a stock equal TO the product Of 135,0O0 hogs
greater than at this date last year.