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COLCOCK & MILLER.
COLCOCK & MILLER

SSAS0SA ~ kt4ARAASA@0s
COLCOCK & MILLER
HTOULD beg respectfully to call the attention
w of the public to their SPEC1ALTIESt that
they are anxious to close out before the season
for purchasing FALL GOODS commences
Those elegant 81 cents LAWNS we are offering
to slaughter at 5 cents. Think of it
20 Yards for $1.OO.
sell at 10 cents-lO yards for Sl.OO And don't
forget that
SUMNER CALICOES AND PERCALES
Are so cheap we won't quote them here, but ask
you to call and see them.
STRAW HATS, STRAW HATS,
STRAW HATS, STRAW HATS,
At almost any price you want them.
Shoes, Shoes. Shoes. Shoes, Shoes.
Mems elegant Hand and Machine Sewed Shoes
in endless variety, and at prices to suit every
body. Green black and blue Cloth-top Button
and Elastic London Box-Toe Congress, to suit
the most fastidious in style and quality; Come
and get pair and be convinced that they are
lust the thing.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
And if they don't give satisfaction, we will give
Won another pair Our stock Of Ladies' Basket,
Serge and Cloth-Top Button Caters can't be beat.
Ladies' Peb. Goat, Kid, Calf and Buff Lace Shoes,
made by Clement, We'll & Ball, Of Baltimore,
are so cents cheaper than any other goods sold in
this market, and justas good. Come and get a
pair and be convinced.
DIAMOND DIAMOND DIAMOND
SHIRT. SHIRT. SHIRT.
Don't forget that we sell this justly celebrated
Shirt, which took the premium at the Atlanta
Exposition. Come and buy one.
GROCERIES! GR0CERIES!!
Our stock is full. Coffee Tea, Sugar, Spice,
Can Goods in endless variety, and, in fact, near
ly everything that the ordinary customer may
want. Cometo the Corner Store and getas many
(ifnot more) goods for your dollar as at any place
in the State.
Our mems Sl.25 Shoes are cheap.
Our women's $l.30 Shoes are cheap.
Our women's $l.25 Shoes are cheap.
Our Diamond S1.OO Shirt is cheap.
Look at our gentlemen's Nobby $3.50 Shoes,
and see if anybody can beat us. Come and get
the worth of your money, at
COLCOCK & MILLER'S.
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READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT AGAIN.
Our Warranty is Printed Below.

dead the following from Mr.. g. w. Brunson,
Ia, Of Orangeburg, written to the undersigned,
under date of June 22nd, 1888. Mr.. Brunson
used the HORSEPOWER last season, for ginning
cotton, and he now speaks Of it in the following
terms:
1 used the Power spoken of last season. /
have two siXteen-hands mules, which pull my
gin nicely. gin and pack to 5 four-hundred-
and-tifty- pound bales per day. / am well salts
fled with the Power. Whenever l want better
results, Iput in an extra mule. Several are being
put up here / use one-inch rope, as it makes
the Power steadier than inch rope. / also at
tached to the Power a twenty-four inch circular
saw to saw tirewood. / put in a counter shaft
and by using four mules was enabled to supply
our town with a large quantity of wood.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. w. BRUNSON.
Other recommendations from practical men
can be givenif necessary.
The Power can be erected by two carpenters
within one week. The cost Of material labor,
&C., is about $500. In clubs of three the right
will be sold ten dollars cheaper.
WARRANTY.
Remember, you run no risk. We ask for no
money until the Power is made to gin 100 Opounds
of Seed Cotton every 8 minutes, with sixteen
hand mules. Speak early, so you can get the
power up during "lay-by time"
ENGINES AND FARM MACHINERY.
The ACME HARROW, Clod Crushers and
Harrows and other Agricultural Implements OF
all kinds on hand. Jones & Robertson agents
for the Acme Harrow at Rock Hill.
J. +. LOWRY,
Yorkville, SC.
July II % II
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MEDICAL CARD.

WV R. WARING, NJ. D., formerly of Savan-
w nah and Charleston, having located per-
manently in Yorkville, respectfully tenders his
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the citizens of
Yorkville and vicinity. OBSTETRICS and dis
eases of women and children specialties.
May be found at Wthers Hotel, at all hours
except when professionally engaged.
June % 26 II
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STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.


OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
YORK COUNTY.
YoRKvILLE. S. G., July II, 1888.
yIyHE County Board of Equalization is hereby
notified to meet in the Auditors Office, in
Yorkyille, $. c., on MONDAY, the 9TH DAY
OF AUGUST. 1883. -.
w. b. WILLIAMS, County Auditor.
July 10 ~ u
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H. r. ADICKES.

1lo II ADAO1AHSs
We ASK THE ATTENTION
OF the public to the very low prices at which
" WEI are selling.
Linen Coats, Linen Vests, Linen Busters, Cot
ton busters, White Vests, Black Alpaca Coats,
and all our Summer Clothing
Special Prices On Pants.
I.
Parasols and Fans in great variety, at uncom-
snonly low prices.
GAUZE VESTS AND UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' and Misses Gauze Vests. Ladies' and
Children's Underwear, nicely made and en-
broidered Chemise, Underskirts, Night Dresses,
Drawers, &c.
Corsets at very low prices.
Ladies' Linen listers.
All kinds of Veilings and Nets.
A very large stock of Dress Goods at reduced
prices, and
Bargains in Dress Trimmings.
Muslins at &C., s1c., 1Oc., and 12Ac per yard.
Gloves of every kind at low prices. Black
Lace Gloves and Mitts, colored Silk and Cotton
Gloves and full line of Kids for Ladies and
Gentlemen.
SLIPPERS. ''.lE II
Slippers in all sizes for Ladies'.
Slippers in all sizes for Children.
Slippers and Lowe Quartered Shoes, all sizes, for
Men and Boys
A most superb stock Of Laces.
Embroidery, Everlasting Trimming, Tucking
Putting and all kinds ofWhite Trimmings. Also
a large line of Colored Trimmings for Linens and
White Goods, at
Special Low Prices.
Ladies' Neck Wear in very great variety.
Lace and Lawn Ties, Fichus, &C., &c.
Ruff1ings in all the latest styles.
A lot Of light Summer Coverings at very low
prices.
Mems and Boys
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CRAVATS,
Mems and Bows Straw Hats Mt very low prices.
Mosquito Nets, all colors.
Mosquito Canopies
Hammocks, Fish Hooks and Lines.
Croquet Small Baskets, Table Oil Cloth.
Toilet Soaps at very low prices.
Our Stock of Millinery is Full Up,
And our Milliner, Miss SMITH, is still to be
found at her post, prepared to do the very best
work on short notice. Prices as low as the lowest
BOOKS.
We have full supply of Miscellaneous Books,
in all the latest issues. full stock of all kinds
of Stationery and Small Wares. And don't you
forget that we are headquarters for all kinds OF
Slippers and Low-Cut Shoes,
Especially for Children.
.,..vH. F. ADICKEs.
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BURSTING OF BOILER
rAS never occurred with Tanner Engines,
and another very satisfactory report is that
the prices of these Engines have been considera,
bly, reduced. Call and learn prices II you need
an Engine.
THE TRAVELLING PRESS
Is much improved. If you desire one leave
your order soon. can supply a few Gin House
Presses.
THE TIME FOR GINS
Is near at hand. Tam prepared to furnish HAIL.
Winsbin and Brown Gins, at short notice.
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YORKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.
~ THE YORKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
-Hhs ~ for Boys and Girls, will open on the LIST
IS MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER next,
~ with J. T. Roberts, A. B., Principal,
<~ assisted by experienced and competent
teachers. ,,,ue
For Circular, apply to J. 7: ROBERTS,
Yorkville, S. c.
July 26 ~ .......... VI
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HERNDON BROS.

FALL, 1888.
NIOW is the time to look at the condition of
~ your Engine and Gin Belts, and be ready 1oT
the coming Cotton crop. We keep2, 3, f. and
6-inch Rubber Betting on hand, at low prices;
We can get any width, from inches up, eith 3
4ply, at short notice. when needed. We have
sheet Rubber and round Piston Packing, OF diff
ferent thickness and size.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
BACON. q
\" HERNDON BROTHERS.
WAGONS.
WYE are still in the ring for the sale OF Pied
w mont Wagons. If you need a good Wag-
on to useafter the crops are tlnshed don lall 10
see MS as we sell good and first-class Wagon.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
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HUNTER e. OATES.


BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
e
MY 10 sne ILL .'aJ ,o VIZ in.,n haon salj;no
- 'ne place, a. ai'eeoush es VIC '''' 'o'i
3 eau many so0"' ''''
h'A DoAAN oVA - A
shelves, with good, nice, and many, yes many,
useful articles, alta
very "ie'' ''''
them. The ladies who have called and examined
our stock, say themselves that they have
NEVER oEEN oUVn DAhuAlNo
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CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL.
Blacks, $. c..

REV. J. A. WHITE, Principal.
@A FALL TERN opens July the 9th,
<A4Axz 1888, and closes November oath, 1882.
W{& IS TUITION.
wF Primary Department from SLIGO to
3S $500 per month
High School Department from 81. 90 to S4.O per
month.
Business Department, including Commercial
Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, and Penmanship,
$500 per month, extra.
Music, Vocal or Instrumental, So. 90 per month,
extra.
Tuition free to young men preparing for the
ministry.
Contingent Fee, 81 60 per session.
Board, $500 per month.
Students charged only from date of entrance
A corps of competent teachers in employ.
Young men and ladies prepared for the prac-
ical duties Of life, or for any class in Colleges or
Universities.
For further particulars, address the Principal
June 81 70 3m
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COLLARS, BRIDES, &C.
4 LARGE stock Of Collars and cheap Blind
N Brides, Riding Halter Brides, Whips, &c.
G.. H. O'LEARY.
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MIIES..STERLING.

MILES.-STERLING.
vEyHE descendants of Charles and Margaret
Miles, (who are supposed to have moved to
Tennessee), and John and James Sterling, all OF
whom formerly lived in York county, 5. T., Will
be Interested in writing to box Isl, Pottsvllle fa
GS- Mississippi and Tennessee exchanges will
please copy.
july 26 80 IL
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4 FEW Sets of Harness on hand, which cannot
N be beat as to quality and prices.
G. Fl. O'LEARY.
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Slippersin all sizes for Ladies.
Slippers in all sizes for Children.
Slippers and Low Quartered Shoes all sizes, for
Men and Boys
A most superb stock Of Laces.
Embroidery, Everlasting Trimming, Tucking
Putting and ailkinds of White Trimmings. Also
a large line of Colored Trimmings for Linens and
White Goods, at
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II. M. DOBSON.
is 1T POSSIBLE!
Why. Grandma. What Is 1t?
II HAVE heard so much talk about Machine,
and that old Chap, for the past few weeks.
What does it all mean, anyway? Grandma. l
Why, jamie, that old Chap, II. NJ. DoBsoN. is
goingto
GIVE A SEWING MACHINE AWAY
TO some lucky one, on August l4th at one clock,
p. m.
BY the Lucky One:
mean the person whose name is opposite the
number
DRAWN FROM THE HAT.
This old Chap, DoBsoN, gives to every person
buying from him
$500 Worth of Goods,
And paying the cash for them, a chance to draw
the
MACHINE FREE OF CHARGE.
And if they do not want the Machine, DOBsON
will give them
S25.OO in Goods for It.
So the winner will get $25 90 in Goods or the Ma
chine,
JUST AS HE PLEAsES.
Remember the time will soon roll around.
Now is the time to buy S2OOworth ofgoods from
DOBSON, and
Get q Chance at the Machine.
After the 18th, no more chances at the Machine
will he given at DOBSON'S.
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HARNESS

4 MEDIUM stock of Saddles of my own make
N on hand, which will be sold cheap for cash
G. H, OLEARY.
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NIOULD beg respectfully to call the attention
w of the public to their SPECIALT1ESt that
they are anxious to close out before the season
for purchasing FALL GOODS commences
Those elegant 81 cents LAWNS we are offering
to slaughter at cents. Think of it
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-01

July4t h.-2w.
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Good Work Well Done.
Richmond Stated

Nothing could have been better
than the great result achieved by the
Democratic. Conservative Convention
at Lynchburg, and the good work il
has done so well viii stand as a mon
ument forever to the wisdom and
sound sense of those who composed
the body, so truly representative Of
the worth, manhood, and intelligence
Of Virginia. There was no buncombe,
as there was no need of any; for all
felt the supreme importance of the
time, and knew that it must not be
wasted in vain bombast. but econo-
mixed for real action. They saw
themselves and their State in chains,
bound to the triumphal car of a brutal
conqueror, and they acted like men
who saw and felt the logic of their
position, aud, SO seeing aud SO feeling
set TO work in a practical way to file
their chains first, that next they might
free themselves from their prison
house.
We repeat that nothing could have
been better than the feeling which
prevailed throughout. Yes, gentlemen
the spirit in which you acted was the
right one, and you worked well and
nobly for the good Of your State as
you saw that good, and the people
will thank you whether they win or
lose, and lose they cannot.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-01

SURVEYING AGAIN.-A corps OF CO.
pineers is now engaged In surveying
ON the line Of the proposed extension
of the Washington, Ohio, aud Western
Railroad. At last accounts they were
at work at Suckers Gap, on Its wes'
tern side, working in the direction o
Berryville, Our people would be gla'
to hear of the en- gineer corps being suc
ceeded by large force of workmen en-
pagea in grading the road bed and lay
Jog down the cross ties aud iron.-Ber'
yyp,Ue Courier.
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Garden Seeds

.twaxs or hand. I have full stock OF General
Merchandise that sell Bottom Prices ior Cash vi
country P'O"'''' ADDISON MUSoH.
af.r amo. Seven Fountains, Va.
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vital Questions {! !
Ask the most eminent ply stefan

Ask the most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in
the world for quoting and allaying all irri-
tation of the nerves and curing all forms oil
nervous complaints, giving natural, childiikt
refreshing sleep always
And they will tell you Undertaking ly.
Some form of Hops -
CHAPTER /.
Ask any of all of the most eminCnt ply
scians
what is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on TO cure all diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's
disease, diabetes, retention or inability to
retain urine, and all the diseases and all
mcnts peculiar to Women
"And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phatically Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
what is the most reliable aBd suresi
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia con-
stipstlon, indigestion, biliousness, maarial fever
aeue, &c :" and they will tell you;
Mandrakei or Dandelloni
Hence, when these remedied are compound Will
others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop nitters, such q
concluded next weel.1
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DIED

Miss Belle Fravel, daughter of the
late Geo. Fravel, died at her residence
in this place, last Tuesday night, IN
the 49lh year Of her age.
For The last year of her life. she was
a great sufIerer but bore her sutferings
with quiet resignation and at times
evinced even very cheerful frame OF
mind. For thirty-lour years she had
been member Of the Methodist
Church, AS she drew near the Valley
of Death. she rejoced IN the hope oil
realizing the pleasures awaiting her
beyond the river. Her friends sincerely
mourn their loss. but are cOusoled with
The knowledge that her suilennss are
past aud that she Is at rest
Died July 9th, Mr.. william Fansler,
aged p years. He had been IN feeble
b, alih, for several years.
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CoMMIss TONER'S OFFICE,

lOMMlss 1ONEho VI luna ootb 1ss2
To P. Zell K Sons and all the creditors oil j. .
burner. dec d. compts and L. +. Burner ana II
III Riddleber ger, admrs. of ]. J. Burner, acc q.
w. r. Willial us admir-. of K. G, Hughes, dec a. Il
r. Burner S. p. of self and ]. J. Burner, DECD
Amanda E. b. lrner, Arthur b. Maggie L. and.'''.
Burner infant children off. j. Burner ana JACOB
Burner and Jo I'm Keller, Defts.
You are here by notintd that have nxed upoL
the 18th day Of July next. between the hours oI
O'Clock. A. n. a nd O'Clock, p. NJ, to take aho
settle at my of CO. the accounts OF lst Inc asset
real and person ii of the late firm OF j. j. Burner
4 BRO ID The estate of }. ]. Burner, dec q, rea
and personal with view to settle the account O
his administrato rs. Sd, The liabilities OF salo
Arm of ]. J. Burner & Bro. 4th, All debts out
standing against tho estate CT j. j. burner ihcluu
inc the specific liens on his property and ON, any
other matter deemed pertinent by me or that an!
party in interest sIpay desire, as required 70 OF
taken by the decree Of Shenandoah circuit Cour
rendered on the 9th day Of June 1888 IN SUIT II
chancery depending in said court between
Zel < IONS, &C. complts. and j. j. Burrer' admr
&c Defts and If from any cause the taxing OF ssl'
accounts shall not be commenced, or having peei
commenced should not be completed on that DAY
the taking of the same Will be adjourned iron
day TO day. or from place to place, until the sam
are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in chan
Gerry of the said court. at my Office in said count!
L. Z. STICKLEY.
". l. w. Pa June zVth'-4"
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Toile soaps, great variety. B.Schmitt

The Howard House, corner 9th and
Penna. Avenue, Washington, has been
recently refi.ted aud Is now Que ofthe
most homelike, pleasant hotels to be
found. Uuder the charge Of its gen.
tlemanly proprietor, guests enjoy the
soiourn at this house. Terms only
s2.OO per day. If you want tspend
a few DAYS at the capital at moderate
cost, be sure 10 stop at the Howard.
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Personals.

Parties having visitors at thier houts Will con-
Ger favor by giving notice, at the HEbALD ONCE
in order that proper notice may be mafel
Mrs. Mary Hill of LovingPn, is at
her fathers, Mr.. Isaac Haaf. Miss
Kate Hass after an absence bf some
ID tbs, has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Kei.ing, accountant by
her hus band, and Mrs. Emma REILLY are
visiting Mr.. Rielly's family.
Mrs. Mary Smith nee Mfs Mary
ScLaefrer, husband and childfn are at
the Strickler Hotel.
Mrs. Shaekmau, daughter, aid several
children and Miss Kate Ford Of Bal
timore, are at Mrs. Heller's.
DR.. Stone, now of winchesi Ter, called
to see US a few days ago. If Doctor
is pleased with his new homo.
Misses Bowman of BerryEille, are
visiting at Mr.. Jacob outs.
Mrs. Mary Griffith, Of FREE erlck co.
and Mrs. Col. Ellis of Boston, spent
several days with the family Mr.. l.
N. Holliugswortb, last Wee4.
Mr.. Charles w. Cullen, Wi and son
vi Washington, fare at Strickler's
Hotel.
Misses Washin gtOn are tpendlug a
part OF the heated term at lStrickler's
Hotel, in this place.
Mrs. DR.. Shreye and daughter oil
Washington, D. G. are boarding a
Mr.. Geo. g. GUS.
Mrs. G. H. Harper aud daughter. o
Baltimore, are al Gesry's Hotel.
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CrcQuet Sets. b. Schmltt.

The Shenandoah County Sunday
School Convention of all denomina-
tions will be held at Woodstock. on
Wednesday, August 90, 1888. Copi' :
of the constitution Of the Virginia State
Sunday School Society, the address o.
the executive commiuee, notices and
blanks, will be furnished Superlnteu'
dents of Schools by the County Super
intendent.
We want the name and address o
every Superintendent In the County,
and the location of each Sunday School
GEO. w. MILEY,
County Supt,
Nj. COLEMAN,
J. II. GRABILL,
Assistants
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-01

A Sunday School celebration will be
held 10 the grove belonging 10 Mr..
Washington Sager, about p miles
southwest OF Mt. OliYe, and about 2l
miles west of Toms Brook, Va, on
Friday, Aug. 18th, 1888. Several
schools will unite in this celebration,
and it is hoped that all neighboring
schools will take part 10 the exercises.
The feast will be basket Pic-Nic.
One band, at least, will be present TO
Iesliven The occasion with music. Sew
eral Sunday School addresses will be
delivered by prominent ministers. Let
ali come prepared 10 spend The day in
the enjoyment Of the EXERCISES OF the
occasion.
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To Teachers.

Aug. eI-tf.
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Chmn Prec. Com.
OF Court House Precinct,

l had severe attacks OF gravel and
kidney trouble; vas unable to get a
medicine or doctor to cure me until l
used Hop Bitters, and they cured me
10 a short time.-A DISTINGUISHED
LAWYER OF WAYNE Co., n. Y.
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Turn out Democrats {!

There will be a meeting OF the
Democratic voters OF the Court House
precinct, at the Court House on Satur-
day evening, AUGUST 4th, 1883, at 3
O'Clock, P. NJ. 10 elect delegates and 9
alternates, 10 represent said precinct
a, the County Convention TO be held
at Woodstock, on Saturday, August
18th, 1888. at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidate Tor
the House Of Delegates,
A full attendance is most earnestly
requested.
L. G. KINGSLEY,
Chmn Prec. Com.
OF Court House Precinct,
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Turn out Democrats

There will be a meeting Of the demo-
cratic voters Of Town Hall Precinct, II
the Court House on Saturday evening.
Aug. 4th, 1883, at O'Clock, 2. NJ, to
elect S delegates and 5 alternates, to
represent said precinct at the County
Convention 10 be held at Woodstock,
on Saturday, August 18th, 1888, at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose oil
nominating a candidate for the House
OF Delegates.
A full atten dance is most earnestly
requested.
W. II. NEWMAN.
Chm. Prec. Com.
IF Toun Hall Precinct
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of Town Hall Precinct

A .ruly valuable Medicine, it beats any
thing lever saw or used for Coughs and
Cold; don't know how could ever do with
out it; tits q perfect cure for COnsump-
tives; it is the greatest Medicine ever used
and other like expressions from those that
have used WAGNER'S crock L RYE
E1prcroRAxr WITH BROMIDE" 60 10 show
that it really is a Medicine of great merit
Its wonderful effects upon weak Longs has
given renewed strength and hope to many
an Invalid and the steadily growing demand
best proof, of its growing popularity. Try
BY all means. Ask your Druggist for it
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-08-01

1t is curious that the Garfield Repub-
leans. SO powerful and rampant less
than a year ago, should be as dead as
their martyr President. TIE gentle
breath Of patronage has blown them
out of existence World.