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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

WINNER On THE WEATHER.
The weather prophet, Nennor,
makes toe io.lpw,ng predictions as
to tie weather We will have in
DeccmJe;, which we glsc 10 our
readers: December vii give an
unusual amount OF p:cclp,ia ion
uain and snow. snow in north
ern, moth western and western Sec
20 S. and heavy lain and slice
sto ms ia southern central and
sOu.ne Atlantic divisions OF The
UnIled STATES. Alter the 20th OF
The month suow s.orms are Likely
to extend as tar TO tue southwa d
as IN northern potion OF the sou II
ern Atlannc division Cd ,lawa,e aid
Ma ylanD Heavier snow ITO. ms
vii occur III ives ern aud easlcrm
portions VI CanaId than Ia G MIRA
potion OF Saint Lawreuee R,v, r
alley Very Stormy CT sc OF Tie
mOnln III t"e maJoIlly VI tie sec
TONS, and probably plenty oil snow
Le orc tie fist ol tile New Year
there will have been experienced ii
considerable lerin OF winter weather.
lhe ice outlook could not he Ue.-
Ter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
A Deserved Tribute 10 the Late
James A. CowaT din.

The successful fragment OF q grra
daily newspaper requires talent Of The
highest der. When that marriage,
ment shows not only pecuniary sue
Gees, but places the paper in tho front
rank as the leader Of great political
party. he who achieves this Distinction
10 worthy Of all honor. Tbs and more
has been done by Mr.. Towardin, The
late editor and proprietor OF The Rich
mond Dispatch. In all that concerned
The welfare Of Til state Mr.. Cow 0rdln
has be' n conspicuous, and especially l.
this true of our ,James-R Yer Valley.
No one hls dine more than he 10 brin.
10 full development our lines OF i'm
PROV ement aud the II c0gnill' n OF oui
mineral and AGRICULTURAL wealth. Mr..
Cowardin lived to see The dawn Of tht
day be 20 long looked and l,hored Tor.
A raload up the VALLEY Of The j IN
was lifetime dream 10 him; lie ~role
more. talked more, and Iabored NOR
or it than any man we know Of and
and we had occasion 10 know OF bis
lshors. An able, Iireless, fearless man
has gore. May tie memory Of his
LAHORE, and the 81 cctss Which crowned
those lAbors, be incentives to oil who
have opportunity 10 write, speak, or do
TOR Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

On Monday Il jury OF inquest was
summoned and testimony taken as To
the cause Of his death. Below we give
the
VERDICT OF THE JURY OF INQUEST
An lrquisiliou. TAKEN AT The r. 'ideIc'
Ut DR.. VIM. 0. Hill. III The corporation
of Harrison burg, in the county Of Rex
Iughan aud Safe If Virginia, Oh tie
9th day OF November, 1882, before
A. 5. Byrd, J. p. acting Coroner OF
The said county of Rockingham, upoi'
The view OF the body Of DR.. YIN. o.
Hill. there lying dead
The jurors sworn TO inquire when
now, aud by what means The said VIII
liam y. Hill came to lis death, upon
their oalhs DO say
That the said VIM. o. Hill came IT,
his death from the direct Effects OF a.
verbose OF cllOral By dratc, administer
ID 10 the said VIM. q Hill at his re.
qlesi, by lis vile, Mr.. ~ HE HlIl'
In testimony whereof The said corOner
aud iuruis have heleunto yet Their
ha de, this 9th day OF November, A.
D, 1882.
Al Byrd, J. F., Acting Coroner
Foxhall A. Daingerfeld, Herman " se
VI. o. CrAblll. Goo. ". Sltver, ID. NJ.
) ,izrr. Z. T. SDulhAiCk. - Common
peahh.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
Peruna.

THIS medicine was Introduce d TO thu
medical procession and to The pnhlic al
large by s. B. HARTMAN. NJ. D.. in
1877. af,er he had prescribed il tc oveI
40, 900 patients in almost every disease
80 which feb is heir.
1t is wholly composed OF numerOu'
vegetable ingredients, esch one OF which
ic acknowledged by The medical profess.
ion to be the most potent OF ali the her
nal remedies known to medical
science.
But its great virtue is mainly arri
bulable 10 the new and pecu lar propor-
ions IN which ihe bars" 0niOuS iugrt-
dents are combined, aud 10 the extreme
care exercised ~ its manufacture, u>n's
only The pure, active principles. anu
xcluoiug NIL hat IS crude 'r irritating.
No one should be without PerNna.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

4 HORRIBLE DEATH. Tie mansle q
remains of. A. Roberts. young
M m from Wheeling, ". Va. are lying
in a cofiiI at the American Hotel avail :
ing instructions of his friends, who
have been telegraphed to.
Young Robrr was a brakeman o"
F. NJ. Smiths fsighl irain, 6 h sec Ion
No. IL, and going east last night, war
knocked of Tie top OF car entering
Bro ks tunnel near AZ on. He fel
clear Of the track as was sho Sn by II,
pr ut be made in the muL, but evidently
dazed, crawlrd hack on the track and
wa. run over b, the iollo wing -ecllOu
being cut into twenty pieces. "hicl
were slrewn along the 70 d for sont
distance. presenting horrible sight
Stannton Tindic0tor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

LIPPlNCOTT's MAGAZINE FOR De-
cemher opens With finely lIlusiral' d
article on Block Island The Island OF
Manisees. by Charles Burr Todd, who
gives vivid description Of the life OF
The 6shermer and the wreckers, tell lht
story OF n liable wrecks, and sells iortl
tie advantages Of the island ne a sun
mer resort. New bur0h an6 It's C'n
tennal' i the title of 4 valuable and
highly interesting hist orlcal paper, ie-
counting the final events in the War OF
independence, and bringing out in \
fuller light than historians have sh' d
u on il The conduct Of Washington dur
/ = that trying aud critical period.
'rhe Earlier and Later 'Yolk Of Mr..
Howels' is The subject Of critical pa
pc. written with keen discernmeni and
with evident know ledge OF the New
England life from which the nOveli-'
has drawn his materials. The career oi
F. lix Mendel- sohn - ably outlined ny
Edwin y. Mead, who Indicates yer
clearly the peculiar characteristics oi
the composer, and the causes Of hia 10.
pularity III England and America. "A
Day In CoyotevIlle,' by Laura Wells
Mnrse, gives an amusing sketch ol
Western life aud manners. Among th'
sh 1T articles Ia the 'MOnlhls Gossip'
is me by Amelia i. Barr, describing
( e childhood and early home 0! AIDE
| hde Nelson. and giving niaLy iacIs,
o u,lly new and interesting, respcc'inl
the 'arcer OF that gifted ill-fat,d ar
tiste.
'Fa y Gold which has delighted th'
readers of the Magazine during The pas
* months. is brought 20 close IN
t IS number, aud Is TO he fnllu"ed by
Lon ger serial. The Jewel in the LD'os y
b. Mary Agnes Thicker. the auiher Of
'Slgl or Monaldn.'s Niece The shor.
at 'rirs In tie number, a Congenill
Co iple.' 'DcCker's Second WIFE, am
Mrs. Gallup EntertalnS Friend at
Tea, are clever aud amusing in iheii
several ways. Lip ucot''s Ma2az ~
70 ain its reputation az being zen in'n
~ reada BILE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
a ,OMMI sIONERs OFFIcE.

4 'OMMi siOAERS OFFICE.
u Moodst ok. Va NV 9Th 1882.
To MaTy Cain &c. cUmplts vs.. jeremiah altefs
admr. Of DsBl idenoUr oecd frances idesour,
loci ". kidenodr, Geo. A. Rt1eBo r. ttahklin
=. BidenOur, Itaac K kidenour, Atseu =. iden
our, David II hidenour, Dsnf M kden"ur,
Jackson Steed and sophia bis wife and Philip
rDd"rn aud Annie bis aife and all others con-
= rDed Drfts. ard Geo. A. kidenOur ", Dsnl.
Ridenou 3 sdmF. &c.
You are hereby notified TIA. / have Axed upon
the 9th day Of December next, bet a eel the hours
II o'clock, ". sud O'Clock p. n. u fsiF day
thereafter sunday excepted 10 take aud settle, az
nv flee. the accounts
/. 10 reform and remodel the account Of debts
10 n cause &c may be proper from the eYidebcs
aud yocheEs Which may 'e,I r. duced before BAN
I'd, Toe ryeIe all the creditors Of said D2niel
i,idenour 81. auditing al proper accOnlts'
80, ~A1ait 20 tile Ider Of their priorht " 81
liens biud.ng the real estate VI the said Dshiel
. ideBoUT rfsc
4ih. To.n.i,t aud settle the account q ".
Williams acting ~pl. COmr ia this cause.
btu. To STATE end settle the administration &C
C INT 90 jeremiah alter alnr. of DANIEL kiten'
our decd.
9th. "a lorors any other Iastter he may oeem
pc tn II or which suy person .. lite ct may
require, ltQuifed o. ne taken By tie decree u
Shenandoah q cul: q urt rendered Oh the ID.
sept. lSs2 n suit IN chaDcety d-p+ndihg ~ saic
court between Mary Cain &c. cOnilis aud Dsnl.
idenurrs sdnr. &c. defis. and II from Guy cause
The taxing Of lid accounts shall not b. commen-
ced, Ut having been commenced should nor be
completed Il that day. toe taxing Of the sans
~ u CO. untii the same are taken sud comp tted
Givea under my hs as commisf iouei IL chan
cery OF tue said count, OF my Office IN sad county
the day and year first aior, SAID.
P ". MAGkUDER.
Nov, sd. WINS. & l'ro. +. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

THE C,UNTING IN OF Mayo
Speakins of lie action If The Virginia
State Board Of CAM assers 10 couni'ns
IN Mr. Mayo from the First District
the BALTIMORE San says: r y
$50 Dit. MAYO will present himself IT,
he sworn in 1883, bu, il is probable that
is as lar as he will get. His seating
will doubtless DC at once objected /"
from the Democratic side, and he Will
he KEEP, on the ragged edge OF anxiety
until Democratic Committee OF Elec-
tons regulates him TO those shades oil
private life Tor which the voters OF the
Frst district If Virginia designated HIM.
The onlo redeeniing feature in this usl'
transaction. according to the Richmond
Dispatch, was the action OF Governor
Cameron. who voted against throwing
out the vote of Gloucester, and thea
refused TO unite with the other four
MT nieTs Of Il e b. ard in signing Tho
certificate awarded to Mr.. Mayo"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
The FrayneShOotiDg Tragedy

CINCINNATI. Dec. L. Frank |
Frayne, who yesterday 8 lot and
killed Miss Annie Won Brhren.
his company, by accident, at tn
Coliseum II eatre, passed a ret
s. night. b. ing almost frenzIed
lie refused 10 retire until early this
morning, p'cirg the fl or aud gv
ing expression to his uncomfortable
1r'ei. The case vas called in the
Police Court tits morning, and a
he request oil Faayne's attorney tie
"ealing Was posip' I'd until tomor-
row, at hIch time he was anxious
10 Lave Tie case disposed Of, a.
Mr.. Frayne desi,en to accompany
he REMAINS east. wee ney will
be inle red.
The victim was an ex ceedingly
peauillul Young woman, some %
ears OF age. che Was brunette,
"Ilh clustering black haIr, win II
ell III rIng"ls oyor her IandsOm,
uleiead. Her home was la B. vok
iJn, wneie her iarl' En- and MOTEL
now 1--we. Meeting Mr.. F.ayne she
accepted position Win "im, "tlu
at The time vi her death wa,, as he
ninseI SAY 3. his i'll. ended VIE. Uu
her bosom, when her body was
raised up, was tou"d hall opened
rosebud VILE u dehca,e sprIg oil
gr, en-, the git, perhaps, OF her lvv'
er, al whose haliJs sue mad met he,
death. Tie company has b,eu
dlsbanded. Mr.. Frsyne says lie
n=,er expects TO 20 upon the sage
again. For tue Itma.nder OF lie
week The theatre will he kept
closed.
Mr.. Frank traynr was born ia
KeLiucAs ont lie yer 1881, anu
nrst II. lie lis APPEARANCE upon the
Stage III Wo DIS inealre, C.nc.una-
Il, III 1906. lie wAs Encu super
numel airy, ana a,t,rsar,l se,v d III
lilat capacity III the old Winter
Gald II III New YORK, When the
Ben De Bar sioyk company was
starred Ia 81. LOUIS traync joineu
1t and made exhibitions " his skill
as a marRamau. and ia 1873 ne
Uougnt ou, Cntieu ". lay.eure's
buIuer DIANA, >, SlOcum. III tnc
uolnday S'rrci ! heaue, Baltimore.
From, ,Aat ume Frank F.uNre Mao
SnOwu ~ a stan actor, ana he has
succcosluiy rnacled 'Si Slo-uul,
O.oiosa ln,. :lum.c and MAUI
III neatly cye'y ciiJ III tie Union.
HIS wne, Ciala Iinliel, ~ 10 died
ABOUT CT ago, VAS As good Il
snuJ ed: ilins,n. /, * sad. and not
only lr'scnN target ior 'e!
hua.and, uii ',oA l"poSiani t'rIs
Ia hio pay D uqodlI g aAl'ii"i '"arAs
n.a Snip.
Tne come jdFy To-Day found
,uat itc oeatn u Anss Won Bemen
Was b, accidcn'a. sn1Uilrg. y
ulspacn Wa, received irOn Mrs.
NOn Behien saying that she did uOt
"old trayhe ,uipavie iol tie SHOOT
my, ana iequcsIeu that lie accom-
pa"> TIE ro'"s,s to Brooklyn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
"Ladles TOnic.v

Tie Grrsn Female Remedy is pre-.
oar. d nv the Women's Medical Insl-
tie OF 81 flalo, n. Y. AID is their fa y
or'e prescription for ladic, who ar.
auif ring from any weakness or com.
plants common to the sex. Il is sol
by druggists al LOO per bottle L..
dies can obtain advice free. Send
stamp for names ofthose " no have been
cured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

Malaria, chillF and Fever, aud Bilious attacks
positively cured with Emory 3 Standard Cure Pill
AN ipialiible iemodl never tails % cure the
most obsn ate, long ,tand nR c'Fes where Qui-
iine ana al o. h. rIeiL' dips had failed They ave
petared txpitssy for ma la ions sector g, IN dol-
Die boxes, tao kinds f Pills. cUntA ming strong
-sthaitic and chill breaker. sugar. dated; con-
'tainn u" QuiLiue Me- GUY, causing d" grpli
or purging. they are mild aud rfcieht, cerisin H.
their action aud harmless III ali csses; they efec
ius ezhse the system, aud give new life AID
toLe TO the body. As q household remedy the.
are uLtquaied, For Liver ompla III their goal
+ not known; one boz will have VOL dtiful eject
on tie worse care. They are used and pre~c ibed
by Ply scisns, slds Id BY Druggists every where,
II seat by nail, - ana 81 cent boxes EmorS's
Little Catbariic pils, best ever made. only Is
Cent?. standard Cure 60. LA Nassau - Get
New York.
inly 10th, S2,-Gm.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
The Bad aud Worthless

re never Initiated or con terfciled. Thi' is
es, ecialy true of family NJ, dicine, AID II
is positive l,rOof hat the REM dy inflated IS
of the his hest value. AS soon as il had
.ren test a aud proved by tie whole vol
that Hop Bitt'rs wa. tie pnrest hest "l
mosl VI ua lie family m dicine on earth. many
.miration- Sp uag up and began to steal the
notices in winch press and people Of the
country had expressed the merits Of II. B
md IN ever, way trying to induce suffering
luva,ids to use their stuff instead, expecting
to make money on the credit and good anne
of II. B. Many Others started nostlums put
up in -imilar st,le to II. Il, witt yaTous,y
devised names ia which the word III p" or
Hops were used in a way 10 inluee leO-
pie to believe they were the same as Hop
B tiers. All such pretended r medes Of
curses, 10 matter Mat their style or name is
and e-p,clAliy tnos'. with the word ''Hop r.
Hops IN their name or IN any way GO nee
I'd with them or their name. are I'M att ms
or count' ri It's. Beware of them. Touch
m"Le Of them. Use n"ihing hut g.nu he
Hop Bitters, with bunch or cluster ofgreen
Hops on the bite label TrIst nothing el,r
Druggists aud dealers are warned against
dealing lnti Citations or counieririts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
A Prophet of EVIL.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The
President has received communicated"
from Prof ssor L. Stone Virgins. Ii
d.. as tronomel of the Canadian finance
DE- pertinent at Ottawa. predicting 2
tremendous storm IN The early Gays OF
next March. He says that the force
will be sufficient TO suhmerse the low
lands If the American coast. while the
air currents Tor several hundred miles
along the east side of the Rocky -Monn-
tain range owing to tie great almos'
pherlc pressure in those regions. viii
spread universal destruction. The Ne"
f, gland States will al.o suti,r srverel
from the winds aud soods. No point
outside of barber 10 the Whole area oil
the Alllau.ic, esp cislly north OF the
osator, will be place Oi safety; Tor
this will be prominently the greatest
>to,m that has visited this continent
81, ce The days IF Your illuslIious inst
President.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

Governor Cameron desrrv"s credit
for refusing to sign the certificate OF
May, as Congressman from the fiIs'
district. Garrison was deprived OF
81 votes by throwing out Uiouc' ste'
county, because the Clerk of ina
county. affixed the seal Of the "Cr
cuit" Court with County written
over the word "Cncuit,' instead Of
the County Court Seal, which had
been out OF order and was not used
The Himsy pretext will be torn
asunder by democratic Tong'es'
aud Garrison will be seated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

Ice of a hall-nch ur les IN ihlckr es
has fsined several In e. during the
present iall. hui. Mr.. E. L. Jorcan, Il
the ,Jordon White Sulphur Springs, IN
this county, takes the palm, as usual,
for an early and excellent supply. He
secured fine solid ice on Monday, ihr' c
inches thick Winchester Times. M.
ooh.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
n oMMIssI oNERs oFFIcE.

~ wooisfock, Va. Nov. 9Th hs2.
To Josiah .Stickley sheriff c"pt. admr. Of Nm.
HecAmaD decd 10 ob. Hnckn an. Iohn II Ho4-
man. Tevi Iiockmau, Isaac Bockfnar, Jacks N
Estfp aid Na'garet his wifi, Mary hickman,
John H. Downs Caroline s. his wife, harles
Fletcher and sarah z. bis wife aud Mary T..
Hocllo an.
You a-c hereby notified that have hxed upon
the III aay " DECEMBER iext, between the hours
81 o'ci ck. A. VI. and O'Clock, y. N ff,ir. IL
not. on the next fair day thereafter uLdzy e.
eeIted) to tske aud settle ~ my On e, iLe depos
tons Of LIST, An account OF delis b, ainst the erafe
OF VIM. HICKMAN decd ID Settle the administr
ticn account fIOfia. Stickley sherf com. aomr
~ said " m. Ockmh decd. 3D. An account OF
the real Of which SAID VIM, e. ckman decd, seized
and possessed. 4tb. bat sum Car oline :. D.gwps
formerly widow Of VIM. hockInsn deed. Il en-
titled In lien Of dover. 5th, Any matter In party
IN Interest may require ~ De stated, tequiied 20
he taken by the decree II shFDsLdosh circnit
court rendered IN tie 10Th day Of Al I'll lse2 M
-uit IN thsncefy dependiI & IN said court between
John r. Il X ? eonlt and VIM. H. Hoctman's
admir- &c ! efts. aud n from sLy cause the ssking
% saia accounts shall net BE- mmeDced, or hay-
ing been commenced III uld n. be completed on
that day, the taking Of h iaTDe will re- sdjurn.
I'd fr m day to day. or from place 70 place. until
the same are taken aud computed.
Gwen under my hand as Commissioner IN ,bsn-
Gerry Of said court al my Office IA laid county the
day and year aist aforesaid.
l. liI1E RID.
Nov. hh-4w. Williams & Bro pa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
1883.
Harper's Magazine.
HLUSTR ATED.
ILLUSTR ATED.

Hsrpefs Magazine begins rs sixty-sixih vol
ume with the december Numb r. II i not only
the most popular illustrated periodical IN America
and Fugiand. brt also the largest IN its sci enc,
the most u-autiful IN IT'S appearance. a. the best
magaz ne fer the home. new novel eutitl' d
"For the Msjor." by CoS-TANcE PENN RE
v ooLsoS, the author OF 'Nnne. was begun 10 Tue
Nnvember Num- or In literary aud artistic e1-
celleuco the Magazine improves with esch sue
cessiye rumber. Special efforts have been made
far the lighter entertainment ITS readers ough
humorous ,tories, sketches, &c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

HARPER S New MONTHLY MAGA
ZINE FOR lSSS.-Tnis Magazine has
Aptly bern styled The Giant Of The
Menth;les.' Practically there is no i g..
# 10 the circulation or lnA renee Of
Magazine like this conducted in splri
30 broad aud catholic, al ways vtallzed
By the strongest inpul-e OF curren
t rough an action. Harper'S Masa-
zine the beet Ma. azine for the Home.
never iulru, log elements Of controversy
but bringing TO the hearlhs one thu
,,ches, treasures Of Imagination aud
art In descriptive Illus ratrd articles
and cnaractsr shetch-s II j. especially
rich. lie brilliant galaxy OF CO 1T ou'
tors ia unequalled. Miss Woolson. lh'
author O: Anne TIE most orlslu"
American novel ever written. leads Oh
with new story. eutuled' For the Ma
io,. aud Mr.. Charles ReAde's series
of snOri stories arc part OF the rare i!''f
ary repast the publishers Will lay oe-
fore their vast clien,a2e In 1888. NJ
periodical issued al s4 can compaI'
with Il. A volume il library in IT.
sef.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
Eastern Virginia.

Two dsslrable farms for sale. No. $40 acres
one milo from depot, church, school, MIL &c
Nell watered; fencii and timber only tole'Aoie
Land susceptible Of improvement. Home With
four rooiHs. great bargain at $40 per acre Oh
essy terms No. 2 100 acres miles from Aar-
renton. roayehieut to churehes, sch 'ols nd nils,
.. q. &c. vel iehceo. watered and timb red
Yong orchard. CJmfOrtable anne house, very
eoon uabui dings, All OF farm IN grass kolhng
land Ir;ce s2,lU terms easy. Both farms IN
Fauou.er county. send for our catalogue.
Ad1,.ts wM. hIILEAsY ON,
Zee. 9-st. VAR entJu, fauqui 20. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

A little s,n OF Mr.. jacob +. S cir
of Scoit county, willie passing through
u field on lis say 10 lhr nil n ceutl,,
was kicked by q loose horse 10 The pas
ture, and his thigh literally shlyered.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

Malone called al the Pafslt o.
flee few days ago TO demand ia,
discharge OF Miss jennings, oil Vlr
ginia, requested tla' she be sent
Ior, and il took 'le time TO con
VII ce him that size had been dead
over two Chronicle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
How 10 Avoid Drunk enness.

Forbid intoxicating nOsttums and ust
Park. RS Ginger Tonic in your family
This delicious remedy never iulOxl-
Gates, il true biood and brain food, snu
aiding all HE vital functions never fails
10 inyigorate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
22d-b

Dr. =. = wr-r's Nrrvx 40 BEsiS TsElrSgST, ruArAn
"a trecis fr liyssi Dslas Conyaoui, iiti, Nrf'o1,
Neusazs Hsaiihe. Nervous Prson caused b. BE u'e o.
oho or obaco waksuasfi, Mental slTsison Soisnug Ct
o Brain resulting insanity snl leading 10 nisry, decay and
lab Premature Ola Age BarsHns, Loss Ct Power H shs'
g nvcluztary Loses s4 sIeTuacrhra eaused BY ovsrhsf
al ths BRAIN overindugtncs Zach boz conAas
. mouth ;rssu.u so0 hor 81 baTss br 500; seai
by ma, prepaid oi prize We suarAaies 1 eoHe' 70
u-s any Wnh cab order received b. u 1r sr oose -
ranie I'D s. - VIII rod hs purchaser written guaf
.t - refund s roly 80 t'saiusri Do, rot east eufs
iaar,rt-s, .si say ly B0OEEER BROTHERS, prvSss'A
-.,hn,ri. S.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
Dissolution / Office.

The partnership hereto o c conducted by Luther
Mech md Milton II. Hottie, una'r firm lame
of Mob K Huttcl has been issOlved by mutu D
coua-ur The old business IN connection with
tue foundry viii be settled by Luther Aeeb. the
ayri,nltlrsl machinery, and fertilizer business
will he closed up by " u. Hotel.
The uudfy aud Machine Ships VIII here after
he conJu.taJ by In her >eeb, ard thf E, rtilizer
aud I'm cement business by NJ II. Hotel,
Thanking tho hubll. IL pat onag extenoed
the nr,n ae respectfully solicit The same for the
iuture iu our respective business .
LUrHEH NEEB,
Sort ct. VI. Il. HOTEL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06

The WylheyiIle Dispatch reports
tlat several nights ago unknown par
ties broke into Fisher & Pierce's store,
near Gallup's old furnace, and robbed
the desk of $500 to $1,000 about 400
OF which was in com aud Unued States
unfes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-06
HAYEsylIIE OHIO. Eel. II. ;!

HAYEsvILLE OHIO. Feb. II, 80
l am very glad TO say | have irled
Hop Bit'ers. aud never took an,lhin.
thai did ms as much good. I only look
two bottIet and | would not take 800
for the go'S.L)y done me. / recm-
mend them TO my patients, and get ih
best results from their Use.
&. r. MERCER. NJ. d..