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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-11-13
sNoope,s Dspot. In thls county. sold yes.

Swoope's Depot, In this county. sold yes
terday to Brewer q Son, OF Richmond, q
herd of fat cattle whose aggregate value,
at the price given, was So, 22570. They
v i'll be shipped direct to Liverpool 10y
Brewer q Son, who now have 1000 head
of cattle in vessels On the way to Liver
pool.
DR.. William Chapman retuined from
his last visit TO his farm in Rockingham
with an interesting collection of Indian
bones, taken fiom mound on Linvillc
creek, about two miles from Linville sta
ton. The mound is on the farm OF Samuel
Bowman, which was formerly Owned by
Colonel Abram Lincoln deceased, DR.
Chapmau's father-in-law. For several
weeks Mr.. Foulk, of the Smithsonian in
sttution at Washington, has been at work
upon the mound with halt dozen men,
taking out the Indian remains buried
there.
The mound is about sixty feet square,
and before being worn down by blowing
and cultivation was five or six feet high.
The rich, loose ground of the mound was
filed with human bones, bodies having
been buried on top of one another in
trenches. Over two Hundred skulls have
been taken out, and corresponding qnan
titles of other bones. Persons Of both
sexes and of all ages were buried in the
great mound. Some Of the skulls aud
other bones are unusually large. A por-
ton of a skull that had been burned,
found in the mound, is supposed to have
come from the body of a white man burn
ed at the stake. A few pieces OF pottery
and several stone tOmahawks have been
taken out. One of the earthen pots contain
ed some ochre, the war paint of Indians.
The teeth and some of the bones are in a
practically perfect state of preservation -
Excavations from which the bones have
been taken are rot moro than about tour
feet deep. For many years small bones
have been found occasionally in plowlng
about the mound, but it was not supposed
that it contained the large quantity OF
bones recently taken from II. Only the
best specimens of the bones are preserved.
They are put III barrels and shipped to
Washington, to be placed in tie great
museum of the Smithsonian institution -
The other bones are left in the loose earth.
The bodies with which the mnrnl was
filed were probably buried there about
200 years ago. After the Lewis family
and the OtheI Scotch-Irish seiil d in this
section, about the middle of eighteenth
century, not many Indians renamed in
the Shenandoah Valley.
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M AR < e r S .
WOODSTOCK, Va, Nov. y,
Live Stock Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ..
Beef Cattle.-The market opened this
morning with a fair trade and with values
a little stronger than last week, more
on the tops and better grades.
The quality was of better average than
those of the previous week. For while
there were some few very light cattle, the
bu'k of the offerings we're of the middle
grades good butcher cattle and tops.
Toward the close the market became
draggy and with some Concessions 10
buyers, on the medium and common
grades more particularly. We quote at
3 25a$4.25. with a fair number at and
near the top figures, most sales were at
2. 25a$4 90 per 100 lbs.
Prices of Beet Cattle this week ranged
as follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 al %
Generally rated fist quality-.3 7ol4 OO
Medium or good fair quality. 2 7oa3 3i4
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows. VVdz o'4
Mich Cows.-Trade was slow for mich
cows this week. We quote common cows
2Oa$4O, medium grades 35a$lO, and extra
s45 per head. Receipts 10 head.
Veal Calves There was a dull market
this week and lower prices. We quote
at 3a41 cents, and few extra good at ;
cents per 10, quality fair.
Sheep and Lambs.-The receipts ai'
very light this week, about one-third thu
number of last week. The demand is fal
for good sheep and lambs, and the pros
meets are very favorable for them now
We quote the range for sheep at 3als CT
per ID gross, and few tops at a cent
Der lb, gross values being sa4c higher 70
the better grades, and lambs 34a49 cen'
pcr 10 gross, extra AZ cents The receipt
of sheep and lambs this week numbers
2,219 head.
| Swine.-There is fair supply of hog
on the market, and although the numbe
of the receipts is several thousand les
than last week, the offerings constitute
fai- supply, which seems to he sniiiclen
for the moderate demand reported In oil
the Yards. We quote the range at ) I
50 cents. with most sales at 5sl5s cent
, per ID net. The receipts of hogs tn
week numbered 1887 head.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 10.
At Union Stock Yards.-Some 2S6 ca
7 tie we're offered, and sold as follows: Be-
: at sad cents, good 34a3l cents, mediu
2ga2 cents. and common 1fa24 cents pr
I Id. Some 1886 sheep and lambs we're o
, the market, with sales as follows: %
sheep at 24a3 cents. and lambs at 4s5 G
G per III. Cows with calves sold from );
: to S45 each. The market for sheep al
: lambs and cattle dull. OF the cattle ole
s ed, rs were stockers.
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CatarYh Can't Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh Is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you have to take internal
remedies. Halls CatarIh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Halls Ca,arh
Cure is no quack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed by one Of the best physlcians in
this country for years, and is regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect cOmbina-
ton of the ,Wo ingredients is what pro
iuces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
-. CHENEY & Co Props,
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
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NAL.

s'' ~ nkoop, whose marriage to
a'ef of Jefferson county, w. Va,
''''cdd in these columns. arrived in
P'aee with his bri@st one day last
- andlare the guests If his brother
NAV. Dr.. D. D. Garter.
aa0ort Shockey left here on Friday, Of
r. : week, to take position under DR.. P.
a. 'oueile, in the life insurance business
: 81 asn'ngton, d. C. Willie Calohan, of
,'noufg. has secured the place at the
e'' nefe made vacant by Mr.. Saockey's
s We lean FROM the Stanton Daily Necs
sunday, that L. A. Fraser, whose resig-
,''on OF his position as manager of the
saaun Nocs was to have taken effect
e'ooer 81, vas induced to remain in
FE'<'se OF the Office another week, and on
0'efday new contract was made with
5 splaclng him practically in full charge
paper, both editorially aud me-
'caily. Mr.. Fraser, whoIs we'll known
auntoD, having been foreman of the
~ fuginian for several years, is an
and newspaper man of unusually
.ieaf - Nt;es
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Warning to Gunners.

The cunning season has now opened,
and we may expect to hear of accidents
caused by the careless handling of fire.
arms. IL speaki0g on this subject, an
exchange gives the usual warning to
gunners, and says, that the skilled sports.
man never risks bis own life or that OF
others by holding or carrying bis gun in
such position as to endanger any one by
its discharge. He appreciates the danger
ons character Of his weapon, and IS there.
fore careful in handling it. Now that
breech loading arms are so generally used
there is no excuse for keeping them load
ed bat, whether loaded or not, the
muzzle should at all times be kept away
from the body. 1t is Just as easy to &C
ouire careful habits in handling guns al
70 get other habits that place one 10 con
slant danger of being self-wounded ant
perhaps killed.
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BIG
SU RIP Z {!
South Main Street,
OPP. Shenandoah County Bank.

In conseouencaOf the late large
failure of New York city, it has
been ordered that the remains of
100000 worth of fine clothing shall
be disposed of at SOC on the dollar,
and this means for the citizens Of
Woodstock and vicinity to secure
their winter clothing for almost
nothing.
A splendid suit of clothes for
1899. This suit is well made, all
to match, latest style and really
worth $500. Mems extra fine quail
ity suits made and trimmed in the
best possible manner, for $3.50, guar
anteed to be worth SIS 90. High
grade goods, wearing equal to the
finest tailor work, in all styles.
Prince Albert, getaways, sacks in
wide.awake worsteds and serges
cheviots, silk and satin lined we
sell for $1O.25, worth 5000. We
offer an elegant pair Of pants for
$1.55, we'll worth $500; our S3.OO
pants are worth $500. Mems chin
chilla overcoats $500, worth $40
90: mems silk-faced overcoats So
As, worth 1920; mems xtra fire
silk overcoats 1915, worth $3.50
p9- Don't fail to call and xamine
this stock and prices of this great
sale. A chance for such wonder
full bargains occurs only once in
Lifetime. Remember the place
opp. Shen. County Bank. See sigT
New York Bankrupt Store.
Rv order of the ASSIGNEE
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A Wonder Worker.

Nc. Frank Huffman, young man OF
Darlington, Ohio, states that be had been
under the care Of two prominent ply.
sicians, and used their treatment until
he was not able to get around. They
pronounced bis case to be Consumption
and incurable. He was persuaded to try
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds and at the timo
was not able to walk across the street
without resting. He found, | sfore he
had used half Of a dollar bottle, that be
was much better he continued to use j
aud Is to-day enjoying good health. II
you have any Throat, Lung or Ches'
Trouble try 1t. We guarantee salts
| faction. Trial bottle free at the drug
stores. B. Scbmltt, Woodstoc l.. Ii
Jor6 an, Mt. Jackson, Va. ~
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II. 4. WHIssEN 81 BRO.
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becomingso well known
and so popular as to need no special
mention. All who have used Electro
Bltters sing the same song of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and 1t Is
Guaranteed to do all that is claimed
Electric B;tters will cure all diseases OF
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove
Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other
affections caused by impure bloody i'll
drive Malaria from the system and pre-
vent as well as cure all Malarial ieyers -
For cure of Headache, Constipation aud
Indigestion try Electric rs-Entlre
satisfaction guaranteed or money re
funded. Price so cts. and 100 per bottle
at the drucstores. b. Schnitt, Wood %
took L, r. jordan. Mt Jackson.
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GEARY HOUSE,
WOODSTOCK, VA,
Mrs. M. GEARY Proprietor

This we'll known Hotel, so long popular
with all who appreciate the home-llke
comforts of first class house, has oeen
renovated and reftted in the best style,
and will continue to treat its guests 80 a.
70 deserve the reputation the have so
kindly and universally given IT,
Nothing will be spared to secure Tue
comforts of it's patrons. The rooms are
spacious and comfortal IL, tue tao,o AZ,
se,yants will ever be found 7, lite and at
~ TnE BAR is one Of the largest an, ana
hest fitted up of ITS kind in the valley
and nothing but pure and superior Gua A.,
tiles of liquors, wines and Geers VIII De
offered to its patrons ala
RA good livery attached 10 '"e
House.
May 8. by
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Leather! Leather !!

have now on hand full assortment oil
ali l,inds of leather, such as calf kip, up
per, harness and sole. Harness ano so.e
leather cut to salt purchaser. also nave
a general line of shoe findings, ana can sup
pi2 country shoe makers on short NOTICE
carry the above goods in connection
with my shoe shop, where you VIII nnu
handmade boots and shoes IN STOCK, ..
made TO order on short notice, ana nv
guaranteed. Repairing of all kinds neat
IL aud promptly done. Give NE CAL
B. F. HISEY, Edinburg' va
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NOTICE.

The Board of Supervisors of Shenan-
doah county will meet IN County Clerks
Office. on Monday. November %, 1871, at
10 O'clock, a. m. All persons having
claims against the county should present
them TO the undersigned, properly anthem
ticated.
Sheep and fox claims will be acted on
~ 49, /. S. WALKER, Clerk
Nov. 6-3t, Board of Supervisors
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Dissolution Notice.

The co-partrership composed Of Isaac
Swartz & josiah Wisman, under &c name
and sty le of Swarfz & Wisman, doing
business at Jadwin, Va, has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, Isaac Swartz
retiring, and is succeeded by Cbas. d
Swartz. The name and sly /, Of the new
firm will continue to be So artz & Wis
man. All persons indebted t. the old
firm will please call and settle mt once.
ISAAC SWARTZ.
JOSIAH WI:MAN.
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fatal Accident.

ressing accident occurred in
unty. Va, on Friday of last
uusch Mr. Rothwel! P. Yashon,
I'D popular young gentle
w. pnd. lost his life. From
him, lines of the 9Th, we learn
pate young man, in com
i'd, left the city for hunt
Nhis uncle, Mr.. Emmett
While hunting he came
+" ,es who were trespassing
n, I'D. A difficulty at once
the incidence of the colored
vashon struck at one OF
be butt of his gun. The gun
he load taking effect in Mr..
~, causing death in a few
sLon married Miss Mamie
a daughter of Mr.. /. N.
70 sue Riverside, near this
Ills OF SlCapt. inc. II. Grablll.
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Notice.

The Board of Overseers of the Poor for
Shenandoah county. will meet In Captain
Bakers Office, in Woodstock, Va, on FRI
day. November the 10th, 1891, at lOo'clock,
Am. s. ". X. CLOVER, Clerk
Nov. 13-td. Board Overseers.
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7 p Tonas and wife to P. w. Magruder,
trustee. on the 3rd day OF November
1855. l shall proceed on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2Oth' 1884,
on the premises, in Vt. jackson, shenan =,
doab county, Virginia, to sell at puollc
soIe ia the highest bidder. House AND
SroRE House and lots. situated in VAIN
street. in 81 d town One containing one
half acre. and conveyed to said ). r.
Tonas by Israel Allen and wife and the
other eIyht-acres. one rood and Is square
nores more or less. There is also astaO'e
and other ont. buildings. -
The residence and store house are oo.n
large and very desirable, and the o-acre
tract has boen laid off in lots suitable lot
bnIlnipg pur. oscs. So that upon tne
whole. This property offers superior al
yautagcs iog profitable Investment
TERMS 0FSILE CASH,
Or with the consent of Lonas, they VIII
ne modified on day Of sale to one thlru
cash and the residue in two equal an
nual lntalments to bear interest iiom gay
of sale. Purchaser to give BONDS WIN
good uersonal security and deco ol
frust TO secure thu deferred payments;
Sale 70 commence at o'clock, /. NJ
'''0 p. W. MAGRUDER,
Oct. 23-td. iiu''
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hrned to the Ground.
|ursy Inn at Luray, Va,
Ire last Thursday night.
|yered in the kitchen
h0 o'clock, and In an
was a tota; mass of
cunt of the insurance
Rrniture and the sur
reaches the sum of
proportion of this in
sr, upon the cottage,
teen house. which were
Insurance is distrib-
br of companies, the
being sl2,5Oo.
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Can II.

~"'' Nn Sick.
Co Barr, the son of Mr.. Jno.
place, who was re-
Ill in cur last issue,
proved.
lyear-old daughter of
kht ~ his place, is reported
ih membraneous Group
bee prne, of Mt. Jackson, the
the Revenue for the 3rd
c, arty, has been very low
tion, but is somewhat better
lends of Mr.. Chas. Bowman,
EN- very i'll at his fathers resi-
Re, will be glad to hear that bis
ION Is somewhat improved. His
bother Frank, who has also been down
Ssme weeks with the fever, is doing
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Ep1NBuRa ITEMS.


Buckwheat flour for sale at the Bakery.
Miss Efie Boehm, of Pagh's Run, is
visiting the Misses Boehm, of this place.
]. b. Clem's motto is, goods well
bought are half sold.' Bay close, sell
close and you are bound to win.
Mr.. j. II. Hisey, who has been working
at his trade in Front Royal, returned to
his home here on Saturday Of last week.
J.B. Glen, of Edinburg, says you will
be surprised to see how cheap he can sell
you goods. Remember that 20 to 81 per
cent. saved is that much made.
Mr. Chas. Rau, who has been IN business
in Loudoun county, Va, for some time,
returned to his home one day last week
quite sick, but is better at this time.
J.B. Glen invites everybody within
% miles of his place to come and see bis
stock of goods and get his prices. If he
does not save you from 20 to 80 per cent.
if you buy he will pay all railroad ex-
penses.
Mr.. II. Z. Boyer has bought the old
brick store house in this place, Of Mr..
Geo. a. Hupp, ard will enlarge and i'm
prove 1t by an addition to the store-room
Mrs. Sarah E. Hsey. who has been
visiting for several weeks in New Market,
her native place, returned to her home
here on Saturday, of last week.
The engineers Of the narrow guage rail
road. Messrs. Wolfe and Wilson, left here
with their families one day last week
We regret to see them leave our com
munity, and hope that an carly resump-
ton of business at Liberty Furnace and
on the road will soon bring them back.
WAIT! WAIT. WAIT! For J. b. Glen,
of Ednburg and Lantz's Mill, who is now
in the cities buying his stocks of goods.
He SAYS he will haye the largest stock OF
goods ever brought to Edinburg, and
everybody is invited to call and examine
and get his prices.
Everything nice and fresh in the grocery
line. Canned goods, bacon, lard, coffee,
sugars, teas, spices, and anything yon can
want in choice family groceries just as
cheap as anywhere in the world at the
Bakery. Give us a trial. We will guar
antee you perfect satisfaction. Try our
nice fresh bread, cakes and pies. They
can't be surpassed.
ii. 4. WHIssEN & BRO.
Asvoar readers will remember We nave
been insisting upon report from oul
corporation treasurer. We are Informed
by member of the town council that
they have at last concluded to make re-
port of this kind, but will not publish II
but will make it public by means o.
written copies that will be posted mp here
there and other places They must OF
anxious to make our town appear ex
ceedngly little, even in the eyes OF 1T
oun neOnlp
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w,ndls cantnrsd at Last.

VIM. windle. one of the most dangerous
and vicious men that the officers OF this
and Frederick counties, as well as the
officials OF the Lunatic Asylum. have had
to contend with, has been recaptured, and
is now in Jail at Romney, W. Va TN
Wednesday MIR. NJ. L. Walton, OF this
slace, received letter from a magistrate
Hampshire county, W. Va, stating that
Eindle had been arrested there and CON-
kitted/\ upon the charge of shooting
- . kill. DR.. Dlsckford, OF the
g. - Nm at Stanton, has been
z Nh at once apply to the
the necessary requisltlor
will have him brought bacB
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-11-13
Farm Sold.

as sold to Mr.. Frank
Ter. formerly one OF
ia and Liberty Fur
Strathmore estate
tanning eleven hun :
"a, for the sum OF
of the finest and
in Virginia. Mr..
Frank wissler,
lis splendid place,
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[Nnvamher.

~ GNCAAAOCAs
9Th and 18th expect
storms and changes.
b i4th to 18th, cen
| atch it. Cold follow
|or lighter disturban-
10 2lst, after which
BIT and sharp return
m the 25th to 9th
! of winter and send
reezing into Decem-
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!, -.
at chicago.

"amest is felt in local
pce proposed encamp'
,,y Worlds Fair OF all
ousls forces of the Unit
pment will Re held
ind it is expected to have
4 I'll State represented
Il war eDcampment, and,
centratlon of all the
the country, will he a
rent in military annals
test to citizens eyery-
oaching Legislature will
action toward getting
inia in shape for the
articular interest will
troops from Southern
Neics.
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b. and Mrs. Albert
ID. c.. died in that
fhe remains arrived
lfternoon train on
|aken TO the family
! miles from town,
d Mrs. Miller are
but have been re-
fcr several years.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-11-13

Better Than the Best Doctor.
MAHoSoY CITY, Pa, December, lsso.
deem it my duty to say that was treatea
Toy ten wears by the beet doctors in Pennsyl-
yania. but never got any relief until took Pas
tor Koenig's Nerve Tonic. l am cured OF my
nervous troubles have never had tho slientes.
symptoms of those spells since commences
taking the frat bottle. c,r,pr
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) and Iron Cross
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-11-13

Hsatiltf DC " ftHVHt
BISHOPS RESIDENCE. Marquette Mien''
Nov Z, 1859.
The Rev. J. Kossbiel of above place, writes:
[ have suffered a great deal. and whenever
now feel nervous attack coming take dose
OF Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic and feel re,
Heved. / think great deal OF it and wou"
stther be without bread than without the Tonic
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE!

Pursuant to deed of trust executed oy
T p Ionas and wife to p. w. Magruaer'
trustee, ON the 3rd day of November
lss1 shall nroceed on
Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-17
ARIZONA NOTES.
Phoenix Gazette. Oct. Is.

The grading on the railroad will be
completed to Grand avenue this week
when the camp will be moved and the
work of grading straight to the Aqua
Frio will begin.
The development work being done on
the Holmes & Woodson onyx claims by
Aaron Mason under the supervision Of
Geo. B. Mccain, is showing up big
ledge Of fine stone.
Lieutenant Bryant, OF New Mexico,
has given A. M. Powell charge of his
ranch near the Arizona falls, and he is
making arrangements to plant thirty
acres to oranges, thirty acres to lemons,
and the balance of the one hundred
acres to other fruits. A large part of
the remaining one hundred acres will
be planted to fig trees, but just how
much of it has not yet been decided on.
The kind of orange trees to be set out
will be the naval variety, Thus the
good work goes on and only few more
years remain till the valley will be one
vast fruit farm. Preparations are
already made to set out hundreds OF
acres by different parties.
Tucson Star, Oct. 18th.
Hay is selling at SIG per ton and is
still going up.
There ia evidence of mining revival
in Southern Arizona which will open
with several very important sales OF
mining properties soon.
Yuma Sentinel.
Arcadia Casares has been appointed
postmaster at Norton.
Charles w. Cowles has bought a
steamboat in California, which he will
put on the Colorado.
The board of prison commissioners
held their quarterly session, beginning
on the 18th. The total amount of claims
allowed by the board amounted to SILL
664. The superintendent was ordered
to hereafter render bills for the main
tenance of United States prisoners at
the rate of $3.50 per diem per man for
the time such prisoners are kept at the
territorial prison; also for amounts oil
clothing, cash and railroad fares at time
of discharge. There were no escapes
during the quarter, and but two at
tempts thereat.