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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-02-26
sTRAsBURG ITEMS.

Rev. Henry Wilson preached an able
and effective sermon in the Methodist
Church, in this place, on last Sunday
night, the congregation was large and al
tentive
The stickley quarry, 3 miles north Oh
strasburg, has again resumed work. The
hands were put to work on Monday last,
February 22d.
The pupils of Prof. Krauths school Will
give an entertainment in the Academy
Hall, on Friday night Feb. 26th, consist
ing Of dialogues, Rotations, SC, the best
Of music also. Admission to Hall, adults
Is cts. children 10 cts.
The Virginia Mineral Railroad bill now
being the chief topic Of conversation III
this community, Of course absorbs almost
every other consideration at this time,
aud frequent and conflicting reports in re-
gard to its passage through both branches
of the legislature are daily and nightly
diseussed-the favorable reports az TO ITS
massage discussed, the unfavorable ones
cussed. Prominent among the latter is
one IN the effect that Mr.. Holmes Conrad,
of Winchester, Ga barrister we learn has
,neceeded in some way or other in qnash-
inc the bill, some Of the folks believe IT,
while the more hopeful and sanguine cle-
ment Of our town, say it is untrue. We
are inclined to the opinion Of the latter
class and do not think that all Ninches-
ter or Frederick county combined can or
will have any influence in detecting the
prooo.ed bee line from Strasburg to tie
West Virginia line OF terminus.
We notice an attractive and handsome
advertisement hanging in the postoiiico OF
the Irwin Opera House, in Woodstock.
Some Of the young gentlemen Of This town
will visit this popularpleasure resort next
week. TO witness the performance OF the
Kitty Rhoades Opera Company in this
splendid Hall.
Local option is about played out J.
seems. the legislature thinks the Mineral
R. r. from Strasburg TO the coal fields
should engage their attention ana prop
ably will leave the question Of whisky or
no whiskey Just as it now stands evil
IDENTITY being impressed with the fact that
II men want it, they will have it, the law
to tie contrary notwithstanding. Snch
has been. and is now the case in this place
where more spirits are brought in ana
used than there were when there was a
regular licensed bar here, and from winch
the corporation derived revenue 'hu'
enabling them to lower the rate Of taxa
ton to less extent than now obtains at
this time.
Our stock dealers shipped from TINS
point, on Saturday last, a car load OF
horses, and cattle also.
The matrimonial market is, and has
been dull in this locality for some time
past, owing largely, we presume, to the
extreme dull times, incident upon dem
ocratic ruie
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son. The editors announce the following
IA among the Leading Features for l'-5
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A Serial Story by Frances HodgsoD
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written for children.
A Christmas Story by W. d. llowells
with humorous pictures by his little
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"Georgo Washington by Horace T..
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Short Stories for Girls by Louisa NJ.
Alcott. The iirst-"The Candy County
in November
New bits of Talk for Young Folks,
by "H. H." This serios forms a gracious
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Papers on the Great English Schools
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"Jenny's Boarding House" a serial b,
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Frank X. Stockton will contribute
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| The Boyhood Of Shakespear, by Kos
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The following letter to DR.. T. +. Locke,
of this place, speaks in a way that cannot
fail to be understood by all. We know OF
a number of other cases where this remedy
has proved equally as powerful in curing
this fearful disease. DR.. Locke is too well
known in this community to need one
word Of commendation from Ms.
MANASSAS, "a, Feb. y, ls-G.
DR.. I. T. Locke;
DEAR SIR have long intended to tell
you how fully realize the benefit OF your
remedy for epilepsy. Az you know,
have been = sufferer from the terrible dis
ease for more than twenty-five years that
is. ever since the battle Of Gettysburg).
have applied to every specialist in
this country and Europe, that ] could hear
Of, for relief, and nothing that have ever
taken has benefited me as much as your
remeJy. Before commenced using 1t,
which was year ago last May, often
had eight OF nine fits in twelve or sixteen
hours, and il happened TO have any dur
ing ny sleep could not dress myself in
the morning; and | have been getting
better and growing stronger gradually
ever since took the first dose-thOugh !
believe l averaged a aft once a month
the frst year; bat since the first day Of
last May have not had the first symptom
Of one. and have labOred hard ell summer
and fall. doing the heaviest kind of farm
work. l recommend your remedy
10 every one hear Of who is afflicted like
/ WAS. II you meet With any one
who is doubtful about the benefit to be
derived from your remedy, just refer them
to me. / would be glad at any time to
correspond with anyone who is afflicted as
have been. / have had falls, bruises,
cuts and burns enough TO kill half dozen
mep-all done when ] had "spell' on
mo-to say nothing Of the terrible disease
that was wearing ne Out; and today
can do a. much farm work as any Of my
neiehbors who consider themselves sound,
healthy men-and have to labor under
sueb disadvantage, too, with both hands
crippled.
And now, my dear sir, "the old mHsI
die, and the young may" so please arrange
vour worldly affairs so that coming gener-
atoms may be benefited by your "Epilep
tic Remedy" had rather bury al
of my FIVE children tomorrow than to se'
one of them suffer as | have, with no DIR
Iocke's EDileptic Remedy to 20 to.
Truly your grateful patient,
GEO. w. JOHNSON.
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AIR HILL SCHOOL,
a. l.. KILLER Teacher.
Ella Foltl, Lizzie Lutz, Chas. \. Lutz'
Jmo. Lutz, aud James Dellingcr.
BAKERS SCHOOL,

a. L. KILLER, Teacher.
Ella Foltl, Lizzi. Luiz, Chas. \. Lutz-
Jno. Lutz, aud James Dellingor
BAKERS SCHOOL,
ID. Luther Kiblcr, Teacher.
For regular attendance: Amanda A.
Mnmaw. Noah q Num.H. Jackson l.. lin
NAV. Lorcnlo r. Nc-sr'roli
For diliscuc. .lorcura T. Nes-elrodt,
Richard Nr-,cirodt
For good behavior Lucy S Nesselrodt,
Amanda 4. Mumaw, Richard Nesselrodt.
VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL-Lee District.
3d Month, (W. W. Peters, Tcacher).
For punciusliiy, department and dill
eence: Ncttie Pence. David Pence, Mark
Pence. and Reuben Pence and for dill
gonce alone Emma sclacifer, Sallie Bow
err. Joseph Pence. Clansy Minnick, and
Willie CARRIER Progress in primary spell
Jag, Jacob CARRIER.
Samuel d. Fisher, Teacher.
For diligence proprioty Of department
puuctuality and regularity Minnie Rit-
tenour Sidney X Crabll, Matte Kitten
our. Mary G. Crabill, Lucy Crabill, Hugh
Boothc Jesse Crabill, Joseph Crabill.
LAUREL HILL SCHOOL,
Is. :. Gill, Teacher
For regularity in attendance for month
ending Jan. 99th. Walter Brill, Calen
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EDINBURG NOTES.

- overoats at cost. J. B. Glenn.
Warts removed at IIisey's drug store,
on Sundays. by DR. Recser. without pains
No cure. no pay.
Clothing to fit boys nom . years to 60
years. D. b. Ciem'
c. 2. Hisey, city druggist, pres'ri rtions
a specially, at all hours, night and day.
$500 worth clothing at cost and freight
for cash. ). d. Glenn
Mr. VIII. Wightman has sold his farm,
living on Narrow Passage, to Mr.. VIM.
Thompson for $500.
"Mincs Pie" tobacco, No. /, 40 cts. per
pound D. Is. Ciem'
Miss Lacy Hsey. who has been in the
millinery business, at Wardensville, W.
Va. and Miss Maggie Hisey, who was Wis
itipg in Fauquier county, Va, were both
called home last week, on account of the
illness Of their mother.
Dat meal, hominy and beans at J. Is.
Clem's.
Finest potatoes, 60 cts bushel, cash.
J. b. Glenn.
Tbs. Leyerings coffee for slOO cash
IS cts. per 10. D. b. Oleh'
Mrs Pbrbc Hsey, wife Of Hr. Jos. II.
Hisey. ofths place, departed this life at
her husbands residence, last Saturday
morning aged about IS years. The funer-
nj services we're conducted by Rev. ID. II.
Rhodes. from the Christian Church, Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock.
Best green cofiees lOc., lie, l2;e. for
cash. j. d. ''en''
Highest prices always paid for produce.
]. b. Glen.
"Jsy Gould, Jr,' and two bloods, OF
this place, left Sunday morning at ;
o'clock. in order to fiji previous engage
ment. for the evening. The two blood'
returned early Monday morning, while
Mr.. " Could" who had the horse and bug
gy in hls possession, did not get back un-
M a late hour Monday night. We sup
pose be saw his girl, iftbe two bloods did
not get to zee theirs.
Remember, J. B. Clem's is the only store
you can get the best brands calico at 3
cts cash.
An Edinburg lady recently gave one OF
the most conclusive evidences OF women s
proverbial curiosity that has ever been
heard Of in this community. One night
last week she borrowed an alarm clock
and set il to arouse her at an early hour.
She then remained awake all night, az a
matter of course, TO hear it alarm. She
SAWS it came to time to the very minute,
and is lust too cute and handy for any
thing.
Ladies cloaks, nnbies, &c, at cost for
cash. ). d. Clem'
Fire stock queensware and glassware
very low. D. b. "leih'
$1,000 worth childrsn's, misses, ladies',
and mems shoes reduced to make room for
new stock. ). b. C'em'
An evidence of the growth Of sporting
spirit in this section, especially the drlV-
ing Of fsst herses. was witnessed just above
town one day last week. Two Of our
well known young men were speeding
newly purchased horse in buggy, and as
" Corkhill held the watch, his brother
laid on the lash with a vim that spoke
well for his muscle The time made has
not been reported, but an envious by
slander says the watch was used to see
how slow the boast was going
Garden seeds kinds. J. b. Glenn
Granulatsd sugar cts. for cash.
J. b. Glen.
Fine line cigars and tobaccoes.
J. d. Glen.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
OAK LEVEL SCHOOL,
lInhn TanLln. Teaeherl.

For four months ending Feb. 10, 1856
For regularity of attendance during the
entire period william NJ Clem Mary }.
Glenn. Maggie Glenn, Olive Holmes, Will
liam l.. Glenn Wallace Cook, Mollie Glenn,
Alice Glenn, Florence Bowers, Benjamin
Hartman, James X. Hartman, George II.
shpp, Luther Glenn, Walter Glen.
Pupils distinguished for diligence, pune
tuality. good behavior and progress -
Bradley Callan, Frank Marston. Linneas
Holmes, William n Glen, Mary J. Glen,
Maggie Glenn, Olive Holmes, Osmond
Marston Charles Duncan, John W. Dun
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Rock and Rye ExpectOrant.

We advise you earnestly and honestly
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Consnmptiye and nervous Cough use the
ROCK g. RYE EXPECTORANr, n veri-
table medicine. Sold by Druggists at -
and 80 cents per bottle. Feb. 10--3w.
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sNIIISl MlTHERSI DAUGHTERS

Be your own Physician. \ Lady, who
for many years suffered tormenis worse
than death from Uterine troubles, snch a.
Falling of the Womb, leucorrhea Whites,
painful and suppressed Menstruation'
finally found remedies which completely
cured her ANY sufferer from such dis
eases can tako the remedies and thus cure
herself without revealing her condition TO
anyone, or subjecting her womanly mod
esty To the shock Of an examination by
physician. Tho recipes with plain direc-
tons. will ba sent to any address free Of
charge securely sealed. Address Mrs. NJ.
j. RR,niE, i2G Marshall ST., Philadelphia.
Pa Mama This paner. Mar ely
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The New York Observe
FOR 1886,
ixty.Fourth Volume,

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msIIorR or rmE NATION.

Rough on Itch cures humoui. ornpiions
ringworm. letter, salt rheum. frosted feet
chlhlalms.
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Cures Piles or llcmorrhoids, Itching,
Protrudiug, Bleeding, Internal or other.
Internal and External Remedy in each
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.RrCIIr-BAIRA.'

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LIFE PRESENTER.

II You are falling. broken, worn out ana
neryons. noe wells Health Renewer.' 81.
Druggists.
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stewart Fur interviewed.

6JtWhIb 4 uII 4nbCANACWSAs
What Do you think Of the Labor Union
Answet Think it will be quite factor
in politiciin the near future. However,
We need got fear any strike at Woodstock.
WHY do you think there is no danger of
a strike here.
Answer Because there are not enough
,coyk irgnai here to get up one.
CorNry AND CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICES
-CoNrRAcroRs, TAKE NOTICE Sealed
proposals will be received at the offiee of
the CLERK Of the County Court, until Sat
urday, March l3, 1856, at 10 O'Clock a. IN,
for furnishing the material aud performing
tbe necessary labor for the erection OF
County and Circuit Clerks offices for
Shenandoah county at Woodstock, Va.
The buildine 20 be of brick Ga by - feet,
one. story. and tire-proof Plans and speei-
lieations can be seen at the County Clerks
ONCE. The building must be completed
by the lst day Of September, 1856, and the
accented bidder give bond in the penalty
of $1,000 that the building will DO COM
pleted by the appointed time and in .
workmanlke manner.
The payments will be as follows; One
third cash, when the building is com
menced one-third when the building is
uuder roof, and the residue when COM
pleted aud accepted by the Board.
The Board of Supervisors reserve the
right to inject or accept any bid that is
offered.
By order Of the Board.
l.. :. WALLER,
Clerk Bosrd Of Supervisors for Shenandoah
comfy. Feb. %, ls-6-3t
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masonic NOIICe,


Cassia Lodge, No. 142, f. A. NJ. meets III
Masonic Hall, Woodstock, the last Mon
day nightAf eh month.
s,don (al cout
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BED-BUG, FLIES.
ROUGH ON PILES.

Flies. reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats,
mice. gophers, chipmunks, clcareS out by
ranch on Rats ljc.
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HEART PAINS

Clears ont rats, mice, reaches, lies, ants,
bed-bugs.
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