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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

Tho facilities and accommodations at
forded I'm the present age To the travelling
public over long distances by the Rail-
roads, are most wonderful, and there
seems to he mo- lack of effort upon The
part Of tho roads to mako these facilities
as nearly peFlcc, as possible.
In this connection, the .ginia Midland
Railway is assuming ninentpo'ition.
On March g0;h they vi. iauguratc a
Double Dmly Pullman Buue' aud sleeping
Car service between Washington City, tho
Capital Of the Nation. and Now ORLEANS,
the great City Of Che South.
Two through trains will he run i'm each
direction between these two cities leaving
Washington City at 9.3) A. ". and 1910
p. NJ, running though TO Sc" Orleans
within Is hours the quickest time made
on any line.
Returning, the same ',m" will b' made
reaching Wa,h.Hs'ou 90 800 4. VI. and
1925 T.. NJ
The Midland las lately put into .er'ice
elegant new passenger coaches which,
with the gorgeous Pullman BnA,t Cars
will make the finest passenger 'rl'u' TO be
seen on ans Road.
Those Trains N.ll a9rd evcry e'nv'ni-
encc and comfort o't.'uaA'a Ay the latest
improvements in car hull lag. thu, sl.or
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,,.scrIIANEous TEATUGEs.

f-.a.,,b ts heading may be included series OBJ
- - The Cities Of Italy by 80. ID. ltoHols,
~ n,,st, ,tlous being reproductions OF etchinf'
Ia arau,trgs by Joseph Penneui a series GA in.
Saw north west. being an interesting CUP u
..,.rs nv l.. v. smalley, Lieut.. rchNatAa, filnel'
l~forart .of Kingston, ONTARIO ana Others
b,rtTtive of little known rcelouti papers ga
r.s'cb ana American art,-'culpiurc ana paint
,yi,b some esqusita Illustrations papers on
ing ,s,,onomv. Architecture, aud History iLe hrsi
-, nv Professor langley aud others. utd'i'
s9-ni9tsctur, are included moro oi Ms. van
e,,,',rnss.,aer'. articles on Churches, 'iiy ahd
''.,,,',rv uonses. etc. Colonel Co. rye j. Wa.
w., r. viii describe Progress in saniA !,
ins' L. e.. steiman, Edmund u'sse, ana
~ will furnish literary essays "eoise
r,nlo will contribute m various MasH' H'f'iH'
,anera on sport and adventure WI '.'1 u.
nnubished and John turrough' VIII VIII, ii'il
,ime h time on outdoor subjects
Readers Of THE CENTURY may i''i 3. ~
los,Iny abre.st Of the times on leading su'J tcl'
,Hst msv properly come within tho province oi I
'nontbIy m,k,zine. Its circulation D. now about
so o,o montily, the November number eA,eeu
mo that figure Subscriptions Should GATE 'iol
tbR rumber, beginning the war reiie. ana 'iI
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ftee speciInen copy % gHr CsHTrRf NlN Do
s.nt bn teauost Mention this paper.
THE CENlutf 20 New A'ih' M
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200 Practical Recipes; besides descriI
tions of Fashions, domestic and foreign.
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30 pages illustrating Fancy-Work in
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lmnOrtant Notice.

By a deed of trust executed by Hotel,
Smith & Co., recorded in the Clerk - once
of Shenandoah county, the undoFsigned
Trustee is authorized to settle the bust
ness of the firm. All persons indebted 10
the said firm. will please call at the law
Office of Williams u Bro, Woodstock o.,
and settlo their accounts; either by
navment or by negotiable notes, well en-
doTsod and all persons having claims
n .ninst the said firm, except those who
hive delivered wheat, will please present
them TO the Trustee that they may be
audited. ,,,, .r.,.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

Jeter Carr, of Browns Cove, Albemarle
county, died Friday under very peculiar
circumstances. He was at work in Held
sprouting, when he heard his dogs strike
the trail Of some animal in wood adJoin-
ing. He jumped over the fence and went
after the dogs, and, not returning, he was
sought for aud found not far from tho
fence. lying on his face, dead. There was
no evidence of bruise or hurt about him,
but his face was black, as if he bad died
of apOplexy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

SOMETHING EOR ALL THE PREACHERS
Rev. II. II. Fairall, d. d., editor Of the
Iowa Methodist, says edtorially i'm the
November (ls53 number Of his paper We
have tested the merits OF Ely's Cream
BALM, and believe that, by thorough
course Of treatment, it will cure almost
every case Of Catarrh. Ministers, as
class. are afflicted with head and throat
troubles, and Catarrh seems more preya-
lent than ever We cannot recommend
Ely's Cream Balm too highly Not
liquid nor smut. Applied to nostrils
with the finger.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20
Tho !scnmlT OF Yomtil.

No matter how handsome OF s'llw { .
yonng man may be oiherwi-e nothing can
make mp for partially bald head.
Shining talents are attractive but "
shining poll ia not. The cause NAY n'
sickness OF Anything Sc,
Hair Balslm viii stop .h~ lo.'. ll.
stats anew grorth of glossy and -ol. ...''i
40 quickly IT, go surprise Jon fe-'"tlnS
the original color at The same time. Noe'
a dive. not oily, delicatrly perlnmoi. Only
standard Doe Dressing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20
ROCKFORD WATCH.

4 fall line Of JEWELRY aud SILVER
WARE always on hand, and at prices
lower than ever
Having an experience % over 10 years in
watch repairing, wc can truly say that 1911
work entrusted us will Dr carefully rc.
paired and warranted at prices lower ihan
the lowest. Particular attention given to
luc Watches Call and see MS 30 che old
established stand -iiumor Bnildng.
IS. II. BARGELT ~ son.
May 43-f.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

We are now sendiug out accounts to all
indebted to this Office, and we hope to re-
ceive prompt and satisfactory responses
from every one. IL requires big lot OF
money TO run an establishment such as
ours. and Of course we must look to our
patrons for the needed finances. As the
impression seems n prevail that sl'oO VIII
nav for the HERALD at any time, we desire
10 correct this error. If paid within three
months after subscribing, the price IL Si'oVi
after that time $500 will invariably be
charged. as can be seen by our regular al
vertised rates. But inasmuch as this IN
preston has gone abroad, we will say that
an who pay for this year between now ana
the 18th Of April will be allowed the ben
eft of the Sl.50 provision. This arrange
ment win only hold good from now un'n
the 18th Of April. After that time the price
will be $500, unless paid within three
months from the time Of subscribing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20
strasburg Items-Mr. R. s. Long

Strasburg Items.-Mr X. s. Long,
who had his right leg severely hurt
short time ago at stickley's quarry, by
breaking the small bone just above the
ankle, is improving.
Prof. q. Z. KrOuth, who has just re-
covered from sevsro attack Of pneumo-
mia, has gone TO Winchester for medical
treatment
John N. McInturf, youngest child Of
elder Philip MoInturf, Of Grafton W.
Va. was instantly killed on the night OF
Goth of Feb. He was employed a. brakes
man on freight train and was torn to
pieoes. He was a cousin of Mr.. }. b.
MsInturf, the Editor of the Strasburg
Nears
Our farmers are backward in blowing
for their spring crops. The winter seems
10 be abating somewhat, and think they
will soon be able 10 commence their
spring work.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

Departed this life at bis home, near Lib
erty Furnace, Shenandoah county, Va, on
Feb. ~. 1855. Mr.. Stephen Straudcrman;
aged 70 years and month.
On March 9TH at Harrisville, Shenandoah
county, Va. Mrs. Joseph Borden, at the
advanced age Of - years and : months.
Row. Wetzel conducted The funeral ser
vices.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20
ST. NICHOLAS
FOR
YOUNG FOL KS.
srTRACTT0N4 FOR 1854 )

$50 printed periodical can tax Tho plare
nd. ....t. pastor. nr school teacher hut
...I mI.afHt con supplement tnor
wni. aul Ir.'r..0. fna wonderful dcgr,r.
a. ..ra of I..-, i- not cNtraYs1ant %
-ls iaaf-Ia.tcad of Can we Afford 10 tahe
&c. Nclola. ,-thc question of every ear
nest household, ia Euglish-speaking conn
tries, TO day, should DE
"csn W, afford MOTTO taxa ST. NICHOLAS"
The following are some Of the good
Things already secured for iniurc numbes
OF st. Nicholas:
lli. One fault, a serial story FOR boys.
bv the popular author, j. T. TroWbridgs.
Personally Conducted. illustratei pa
pcrwu famous places in Europe By Frank
Il. STOCKTON.
Historic Girls, a companion series 10
/ Historic Boys. By +. :. Brooks.
Ready For business sugcostVo n boys
/ about 20 choose an occupation. By e.. J
/ Manson.
Driven Back 10 Eden, a serial. By L. T..
/ Roe.
Talks for Young Folks. a serial Of popu-
lar papers. by II. n Nliclcn Jackson.
Among iho LAS makers. recollection, of
. q b1y-pagc IN the l.. $. Senate. By Ed
muul Alton.
Davy and the Goblin, very funny ser
ial story hy uew writer, Chas. CarrJl
Short Stories bv Louisa " Alcott.
The Progress of Invention descriptive
papers. by Chas. T.. Bolton.
Art Work for Young Folks: papers on
decorative handicrait, By Chas. g. Le
land
Sheep or Silycr' story Of Texas life
Bg the late Rev. William VI. Baker.
4 Garden n Girls, being six short stories
for girls, by Six Lending Writers.
Tales of Two Continents: stories Of al
venture, by II. II. Boyescn.
Cartoons for Boys and Girls, funny pie
turas. hy st. Nicholas Artists.
From Bach 70 Wagner: brief pointed
biographies ofgrcat musicians By Agaih:
lunls
Special Papers by chosen writers.
The Illustrations will Doe the work of The
very best artists and eugravors, -sns
there viii be- plenty Of them.
The subscription prico Is $500 year
aud low Is iust tho time to subscribe. Sin
Gle numbers cost - cents. Buy shs grsa
Christmas number.
A ico specimen copy Of 81. Nichola
Will Doe scat on request. Mention his pa
der. The CENTURY Co.
NEv YORK, n. J
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

The Court of Appeals, Thursday, render
al a decision in the case involving the
ownership of the Rockbridge Alum
Springs in Rockbridge county, and other
property appertaiuing thereto. This de-
cision gives James A. Frazier a superior
lien on that property over all others. The
amount in controversy is about $4,000.
The case has been before the courts Of the
State in one way or another for the past
ten or twelve years. The other claimant
was Mr.. VIM. Frazier, an uncle OF tho
gentleman in whose favor the decision
vas given. The former has been fighting
the matter before the courts with great
persistency. The court appointed com
missioners to sell the property.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

FIRE AT MI. oLIvE.-This quiet village
was reused up on last Friday morning a
few hours before daylight with the alarm
Of fire, which had broken out in Mr.. David
Edmonson's new store house. Tho east
and when first discovered was all com
pletsly enwraped in the flames. No one
had the heart 10 enter the store TO save
any goods In a very short time the store
house with all its contents was consumed
between two dwelling houses near BY. The
reflection of the light was seen in the
clouds a great distance, which was as red
"A blood. The store was insured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20
PoweII's Fort Items

POweIl's Fort Items.-lne i"i"'-
ers in this section are again preparing
their soil for the springs crop. Wheat
in this section Is looking very bad. The
farmers think we wont have more than
half crop.
Mr.. Danl. Munich lost another child from
diphtheris last Thursday, 18th. This Is
the second child he has lost from that fear
tul disease. We do not know of any one
else having the disease at this time.
Mr.. Jacob O'Ferral, who resided neal
Mine Run Furnace, died last week; aged
70 years.
There will be lecture given by Prof
HOensbel at Keller's School House, or
Wednesday evening, March 25th. Come
one, come all and hear the Prof lecture
a.H. FRANCIS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

TINE TABLE b. * d. K. New srhed-
nile taking elect Dec. 2lst, l--i. Trains
leave Woodstock As follows:
FAST bocND.
~ Pis-cr ger and Freight. - 90. 10.
81 Express aud Mail lE9 "
2,5 and Way Freight. 9ii y
~ Through freight .----..---. -.lu ?. ~.
WEST BOvNp.
-. Through l'rcight.----.....- 0.O- 20. in.
30 Passenger, Mail and Express ~ D. m.
81 and Way Freight l'l q"
2.6 and lrcight.---... 0.'l %
Only nday trains are 90 and 2Jl
All trans carry passengers.
For any other particulars apply Oh write
To me. Z. J.. CAMPBELL,
Agenr b. a .
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Notice to Farmers and Others.

Wheat win be exchanged for -four at
tbe Stonewall Mills. One barrel Of flour
and sixty pounds of brand will be given
for ~ bushels of No. wheat
Farmers who may desire to have their
orops ground VIII lind it to their interest
10 call on the undetsigaed.
w. 7. WILLIAMS,
A. on Az Trustee
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.InR SYOEarE

Job Work Of all kinds Posters Circulars,
Dodgers, Gutter SniPcs, Bill Heads, Cards
tags, Sc, are printed 90 thr HERALD
ONCE, IA the best style, and AT the LOWEST
PmcEs II you want Bob WO X AT
bottom figures, call at. orscnd your orders
To the HERALD OFFICE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

II is hard to estimate the amount Of
money lost during severe winter like
this. Everybody suffers more or less
The farmer loses of his stock nearly all he
made during the summer. The cost OF
living and fuel is double what it is dur
ing a mild winter. Business Of all kind
is almost entirely suspended. Every daily
newspaper brings the news Of failures al
over the country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

Here lies the body Of Office Holder,
At drawing pay there was none holder,
Bout lection times be would run riot,
He may resurrect If be keeps quiet.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

j. T. Zrkle and Samuel Ncii, partners
tradngas j. i. Zirkle Co.,. Dcfts.
You aye herebynoiihed that ! have fixed
uuon Doe 3rd dny of April next. at my Office
/. fo ascertain aad report the amount
Of real estate Of which Samuel Nef is
seized and possessed, it's actual and annual
value
II. To audit al lien. binding said real
estate.
III. To scltleih' acc1nn. of tic iifm ot
J-F. Zrklc & Co., II the mcmbcr of said
firm % desire.
nv. Agy othor matter deemed pertinent
OF that ans party in interest mas require,
qmred to be taken hy the decree of Hhcn-
anaolh Cucuit court rendered ou thr Oth
DAG Of JanuarY, l--1. 30 suit in chance
rs i.penliug 10 said cour' between Smith
s. pr .... Compile. AID j. F.Iuklr3 Co.,
D.n4.. and + from any cause thc taking
or.l.l aec.llls shall NOT be- commenced,
..f hr.u commenced should not De-
competed Oh thai dag, rice tahmc of the
.4fr~ will 200 adiorrn.l ir0m day o. day.
l- r.m l.l 90 place. uHul ihr .Ane a.r
fai.. nI completed.
G..,. uadrrml band 3D., commissioner
,a ....rr.fo f tile -sid court, at my office
,n .ad county. o.. day and vrlr lirt
.t...sa.f. a. %. WINDfR.
Conn. BOO tur.
g. ID. B..i.a. %. Mll Civ.
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rlnsnnir HoIIcn,

Cas-ia Lodge. No. ~, +. 4. W. meets iu
Masonic Hall, Woodstock, the last Mon
day night of each month.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

The greatest thing of the day is the en-
chanted flbert The boys take TO 1t Ike
duck does to water. Everybody wants II
and but few ever succeed in obtaining this
golden prize, but when once obtained there
is no end to the fun for the other fellows
who happen to be present. Cap says it 10
bonanza; Will that it is one Of the Sew
en- Wonders and John that he wouldn't
like to say. Any one wishing to Sc" tins
greatest of great curiosities will call on
MIL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

The Alexandria Ga.dc gays The fm-
i'y of NJ Samuel s. Laws, living az Au-
lmu, in ,allner comfy, near Catlcit's
station. on Virginia Midland railway
vcrr po'sonot RI Cess 'avlro by theco'or-
cd cool, waupl a poison iu tae coa,e
which she had prepared for hroaAia.'.
The family uu.,fclo Mr Laws. Ais a-
thc,uilo ui several oii.lln.ln oi whom
we,, iaken desperately s.eA shortly ai.,r
dunhin. thc ool.a, hl, uh1 ha.e I'D i.r
recovered asiol con Tered .ut danger
The cau-c Of the illness of tho family at
first could not bc ascertain d. but later
the woman became alarmed and confessed
TO have put the poison iu Doe c,ao'
though a,,,tt.ng that size inl uo reason
for doing So. The affair has caused great
excitement in tho ncighborhooi u ite oc-
cuueuce.'
shcphcrdstown Regiatr: For some lime
past freight trains on the Shenandoah Val
ley Railroad were stoned Iwhile running
in the vicinity Of Bsutonville, Va. Last
Wednesday night the assault was repeat
ed. The trains crew satisfied themselves
of the author, in the person Of the head
of the house, and the beating which they
administered wiilat least be remembered,
if il does not cure the man Of lhc aono-
throwing hab.t.-..-.N Ms. Jos. Nolaiii "n
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S2O0.0O0.i9a.,. pF ss,

$500. OO0l@a.r.p F ssea n. s 3 s1,.
postage and by mail sou will get free
package OF goods % large value, that will
start you 100 work that viii at once bring
yon BOO money fa-ter than anything else in
America. All about the 100000 IN
presents with each box. Agent, wanted
every ahcrs, of either SIX, Of all ages, for
an tAn lime, or spare time only, TO work
for us at their own homes. Fortunes for
all Workers ab.olutcly assured. Don't de-
lay. II. llallett * Co., Portland, Maine.
March 6-lyr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20
MARRrED

Near Woodstock. Va, March the l5th
l-.5. los Row. Mr.. Bushong, Mr.. j. u. DOL
and Mrs. $. J. IIiggs, both of this county
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20
FICTION.
-. - mi ...aH..

In thisilne The Century will maintain ii9 pres
to and furnish the best storics ns Am ,iic in
wfiters that can be produced. in November Deg ns
~e,y novel by W. d ll0Ncis, Author "
..,,..a,ian Dayar "A Modern Instance e'c.
rb,s story deals with the rise q Ill American
,i III, man A novel hy Henry James, move
i,tiebv (lrscs Doaio Litch hei aud short si9fl.s
Inv SIincIe Rsiaus," frank x. stoc r9n' d. H.
"a o,hsr eaually we'll SHOWN "rito.s Mil al
,...r N various tmoa.
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THE CENTURY
4 GREAT ENTKRPRL>E
Papers on the Civil War.

The important feature n IaeC N,r5 Nasl
Zinc for the coming yea -igi.ei. I'rHa.s Oh,
m II important ever under.latu Dy t.r il 'sf1ihc
will be series Of separate pap4' Hn the great
battles OF the War Tor the Oui. ni d.
erai officers high in CONNIE 1851 D.. i.e
F.d.ralaud the Confederate si ..N nftht
Who wits u yictsburg, Shiloh ahl .tl. a.i-
tiet Generals Longstrcot. Mct ic'iu. iOt'. .ia,
Rosecrans, Bill. AdmiralPort D. a.N 0. i'ia. Doe
series opens in the November NliA
graphically illustrated article on ia'..-
n,u rnn. written by the Cons .r...' g0nnr4I,
a T. B,auregafd. Brief atrtcl.f r.'.'ri
collections OF a Private, iai.
special events descriptions % various aNA..it.
branches Of the service, etc VIII sAl nae. ihe
,nora important series By the Nifi heiai..
strict regard for accuracy viii sHii' tlr fif-
aratiop Of the illustrations, for n.ich One CEN
fury has 1t Is disposal very .ff'
,het0oraphs, drawings, portraits, hai.' i-..
&c. hitherto unused. The aim ist' iro'o.t b..
mia series. not Official efforts nu' lma aug
oeicers, accounts Of their plans and O. ,rfii9nf
tnterestiug personal experiencrs niN.t h-i t'-
cord leading events Of the var ana tsf'.' -t
The same time, a historical value Aoi '.a.} O. Dr..
calculated.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y Woodstock, Va, March >, l--5.
TO ". Frank Smith aud - Prince,
partners irading A. Smith d Prince
and all other creditors Of j. +. Zirklc
K Co.................. Complaiuauts,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-20

.,- None cen,,ipo without bunch Of grfcl
~. 80, 49, ,rIits lah-i 4uul at $40 FIlH, pole
sonous stun with "Hop" or "lopa' IN nor