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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
MILK AND CREAM

The daily average receipts OF MIX and cream az he
different railroad distributing points a and near III CITY
for the have ben follows; Ere. i124 cans ~
milk o. condensed milk. aud - u cream
I.,u-vlyau.a poughkr'u-r and HO-tun 90 cans or mix
Su-auohnnna 80 81 milk and 20 cans 81 cream
I.,rsnvanna &. SO vans Of uuA and - Of cream
Nrw.York Central ana Harlem. ..3dt cans u milk. g.
ans 81 condensed milk and Of cream Now YORK
,ity and Northern LOS of MIR: Ncw Haven and
,,t ri 800 Of gllk ontario and Western. 2..S
an. ~ milk 10 u West Shore. 1900
rou, ~ Mix =. cans Of co1d'ns.d milk and - "
Central 900 Of milk and 10 ,lnA
n cream and by miscellaneous short routes l.jJ0 clns
O., mi and % The t0tn daily suppy has
icon ~ All cans ~ milk III ~ conden.ci milk and
yEs cans 81 The demand has been fair for IN"
,fin. a, II ~ a cnn OF 10 quart. III. TX Exchange
pti,r femt M 3 c,rts A quar- % IN prViuc"I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
EUROPEAN PRNDVCE MARKET.

Liverpool, March -. 3i5 p. .m.-Pccf in poor de
mand. Pork in fal; demand. Hams ana baron, N
r,g.r demand Chc.~c-'ihc demand /, improving.
Iullow In poor demand. rurpeniInc aud ro-in In fair
demand. Lard-~pnl ana iuthl".' w poor driil'I .
prime Western spot duh nj rs ID March. Apr and
May. easy at 3is I'd. Wheat IN poor demand; No. .
red winter ,cadV nj = 81 so. = red ,p:ing steady
M . lOd Flour i'm poor demand Cou->pot ard
futures In good dcmand mixed western. SPOT and
March. firm at Is ID Ma hrm at l. sid Hops
al Inndpi- Pacific C.nsi-Tli"rc l. no. hing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
FURS AND SKINS.
SUNDRIES.


NtrTs-Peanuts steady At iLc for fancy handpickod.
ard - I.c farmers spanish shcllcd hrm at 6r for
80. 80 > dull at I Hc virginia No ! shced steady
" uffWNX supply light but demand small - d29c
HCNEY-ENtracisd, 7Gi1c per ID; comb honey
quoted 9al@ac % color and styo OF package but
tn,fa is very little demand.
MAPLE SI-GAE-Pimc old bf Ks quoted at "a tsc,
and Inn .tocx al -, acc Snail lot. ~ new have had
p~dlnc ,le- at oai2c but the wholesale market l. not
decd quotabe above "a oc syrup quiet at 600 Jc
Der gal Got enough here vet 70 make quotation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts Of domestic po;atoc> not urge, but trade
il dun and ur.ces un change. Havana
quit at Sjas5 30 lrr 9bi ermuda lots range t3aT,
supply and finn. Old onions abot, scady. Havana and
Bermuda now firm. Norfolk klc higher. sprach has
advanced co.rs weak under larger shipments IN
transit Charleston aspa scarce aud firm. Choe"
Vegetables Al Kinds IN mod supply
.,ld nlnet a fnll ,.land POOR qualities drag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Ce,inrcs an0 nlrstines.

NJ SIS MEF'rlN G. Cooper Union. Thursday
w E,cnng March o'clO H. PETITION Congress
aui elective EXCLUSION iaws against all Chnese
sln,, labor competition the terrible Leprosy Pest
Iu-t rated Hear what !ovnl W stca people demand
Eminent speakers from Ojhsr states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
ZOOS.

Ccccip,s FOR week 3 GO bis and CO al Tho
market la, nucuibd from dIy Ia day since lat o.
r and the bra. ben frf "rs and unsrtu O. OWN
I, conflicting conditions. Their is heavy stock ~ erF-
accumulated IN store, largely controlled by N"s'n -hl
rr. whn>. idea, of of narket have t''n
Simulated by continued cold and wntfy weather ~ pro-
ducing points which expected b. cufipi collections
tn. withdrawal of large qt2Lty nom al la. -I'
pic- above Hafuf point 100 relation ~ fot1 slid
Mn and demand AID knowledge hi Inc ltfipe loo"
81 thee Goods ould arrival contnu" large. would d.
di-1etrou. eject upon f,e-. las gwen much unrr
alu'y and unei,Iur-s a u The f'a Frlt0n Actual 'r
,f,,- have continued lgf.r bat expeditions
~ .a. ou- d.rrc-, have became general I- 70
gly. "a. uirri a thong speculative uud' ronr 40 "a" c'
49,, for Wc-ff bot ea,'I on on ihur' - lt2'
I,rly FRIDAY EFFORT . establish loo a.d
taw sales wrr made that hut later IN The day stock
va fr.ly oTerd "a Pc VII. lfc h" l'-i hld ana %"
O,turf,y -,l.- woe made II tbs
mice. have been forced mp 10 lHljr unf'r speculative
spt. 81 excessive receipt but az IRE
cln-. H. out hGurr f. extreme. ana "a" |" Mon .n-
doubtful and entirely healthy eva t' me .tu INn
-, tor. rn ~ uan.tnrd only ia the event ~ very
'' In .hl Duck and eggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

FOI IN W0ck 'hdInr NlTcb y, W..
DEANS AID PEAS

Receipts for The wcekBanS. . j$l bbls peas. % 800
hush. f.NpOI Co. ans GSi pkg peas. 9.'uS Dds. I'M
potts. % bags % Leans. Demand has been a little
better this Ua.Inw beans. and WIN Iight"i r.
ccipt, Accommodations the docks have been slightly
reduced giving :he II tc time hmer tom a. the close
IADJt.r. bought several bundled hbl~ At - U. D. bat
have paid up - o. within da Two ana lobbcfs
having difficulty securing btst mark at tha
Medium pea aye dVict vi -. Whit" kidney nOm
nal Export Older. io led kidney are Hight again thiS
week. and - outside prCc for choice lott. ini-
slow. but held steady. Green pas have steadily ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Storage.

r THE uArGEE WAREHOUSE SrH AVE.. NO,
\ ma 80 tith At TO Tor furniture baggage. .o'd'
and ware, Of eye.y description In separate closed eYnitr
"u nlVa., A. ce>,lbc duung business houis. OpNlS
,'min', .hipulng aud c,rNthing ap~rt'inlny o. IN,
bS1,iiIng Of nropcty at nied D. !snacs luFnshtu
M 'tlaa'71..,iop invited. OAcc, 200 West 3th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
TER.

Roceipts for week. % .GGi phrs. Exports for week
1"O3 pkg' Trade has improved little. and wir lrhtef
eupUir- present and prospective. the market J, gun"
finn desirable grades ffc-h butter Held stock
Las not improved and the liberal Stock still in slc
quite strong pressure 10 oil JObbcfs have paid 23oc
Tor 2t cdg" Ilnin Creamery or the past :wo DAYS. and
Soc has hcc0m ~" general Tor other western extras
there j. effort max" occasional faVorite
brand but such sales 200 exceptional - have any place
ln Quotations. FIi-t> have worked t. 2OG21c for
hirhc-t Grade ana selling hrt;'r Lower qualities
remain du. The best Il IN" held f. Offering
% 2l'. and most 81 he stock here b. bought ~
lC02oc: MOI" buyG~ tuning their attention TO new
stat" dairy and fancy halt tubs sod today 2G021c.
a.tr f'r selections from best To- Attic Other qualities
rance ilom Dc down TO 20 for poor Cu> Nrfy litle
Ir,h welsh arriving. old dairy has declined fulg IT,
during the week and f. sim qrt' dull. Imitation
ciN IN m,d"fnt" supply and finn at 2202ic fo choice.
Quit lag" out 0f.towi :iodc compiled with light
tcp'. ha~ ttcn IA" market FOR fresh factory much
PETER tone; DO j now currnt price Tor fancy seconds
~ god, hrst> selling at I7d20c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Proposals.


7 FFFERSONVILLE. IND. March 81, 1892.
y seated proposals. In tipl!otc, suhIrt to usual
uditlo,s win De- ircriNcd hclc untll IL O'Clock a. M
,t,i,d,rd "wednesday. me 2oth dLv OF
knri lSr aud then opened. for furnishing at the
or,r,tmastc, Depot her" \ail1us alt'lc. OF Ounft'r
J rnud ,nf T., wagon part whtlbairnwN stable bloons
nu ,,~nI n,atn9 horse bllnkc:s. galvuIicdiion
'at ~ buckets rubber hose lawn mowers. moving ma
bJ;s. collins wagon covers iron. PANTS
VIZ .ioyr polish rope. miscellaneous ;ool, and hardware
-. 1, ,cinrrut IcselNrs right 10 REJECT ANY or an
,,,,,snl. and - arrrpt the Who'll" or any p,it ~ The
lnrlir. lid lor All Information furnished on admiration
t,is office ErNr continuing proposals >l"ulu nr
,",,i, "i,ropo.a, Tor Quartrima'trrs >trcS and ad
drrs.,d :, Colonel HENRY &. Hodges As.l,hht.!uat-
toImastrr General. L. :. Army. Depot Qlatclnnett-
II KQrOSN,S For STEEL sc. FOR TIE
" ISUiNGTON NAVY YARD-March - ls02: go
,., nror.als lndo.~cd 'iropo>i> for steel SO. for
,h. Washington Navy Yard. 20 BE- Opened AWi D lS,2
NV p'pa itnent Washington, D. c. until II G'clo,k
noon tpri ) 1892, aud publicly opened imncd atriy
,,,' ,,,tt IA finnish a: the Washington Navy Yard a
quantity Of .ocl. iron, wine limbcg hose pnnt, ai'oo
,p, - ne S.N -:indifd and pas the uSual naval Ia.
,r., Flank pr1po,1ls VIII b." furnished upon hp-
nj ntnn Ia the Corpnndln o the NAVY lhG Or 10 ti'
t!fsd ~. bids all other thine icing cgiai dr-idi
Nv H. The Department r-rfNcs thr r2ht to waive
de,s or - reject any all bids OF d,eIncd ad,3nta grot,
10 the Government. Edwin Si''"N"'' i''"''H''''
General, L. =. HaNy.
~ :. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room Z. Army
u. building New.YOrk february H. lso2;-Notlcss
/, hereby given that the Engineer property now stored
~ It's Point astoria H.. VII Dc 500 az ci tns
M Thrsd,y March ., botSS Socne hmps
and Iead A comjtte list VIII be supplied on appica-
tom ton q L. GILLESPIE. Licut-Col OF Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
OLD HITTER.
,iIEE.SE.


Hecopts FOR week. 7 49, bONFs. ENpOft. 700 boxes
There j. quiet steady lobhng trade and llttle call
from exporter underpficed goods hut IA" stock j. not
reducing quit" rapidly A. holders wish aud there J.
enough anxiety -el tho market sllght under
tone Of JObbng ral Il fancy "fg" lie ch'e,e
mainly lZdl24c round lot could le honPht 'a-y
AZ the inside figure. probably little les. lI" parcel,
are going He and The stock nkcn by cNIuit"r~
range from lie for fan lots down fpf
winter made The Peln~ylyauia skins have -citcd
2',c at which there is ONLY moderate inquiry Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Amusemcnls.

A FTERNOONS at 9. EVENINGS at s p. m.
THE MIGHrlEST SHOW IN CHiISrENDOM-
now GlaiNDLY EXHIBITING
Twice daily at aud L. NJ to
Multitudcs OF Delighted People
The Greatest Triumph
the long. successful career OF
RARNUN AND BAILEY.
The plaudlts Of 10000 people daily
Attest their appreciation Of the
S:upsndous aua Magnificent Show
DAkNLM AND BAILEY
GREATEST SHOW Oh EARTH
And mre Klralfy's Grand Spectacle.
Columbus
And the Discovery OF America
stupendou. Circus in 3 Rings.
'"''''' ',aiery OF Mystifying Illusions
OiSnpan Stages.
Trained animals 90 Clowns. so Aerialist'.
Md.ar Ttats. Novel Ground Acts
The Champions In Every Ltf;, ,r,pr
OVER Zoo HlSiORlC CltARAClEES l'hrhH'
.S sENIED ,r,nu,u,,, p,co,n,s
An klrds OF Desperate and Thrilling Races, Mlu-alr
fcats OF Positive Daring Ground Acts oil stalthhg
Novelty. All the Champions In Every line;,,.e
A COMPLETE CHILDREN : CIRCUS!
Hosts of clowns who do Everything but Talk.
Iaincd Animals Of Eyc'N hlud ana SIeeic''
Two Exhibitions Daily, OF and . T. NJ
Doors open an hour earlier -, ..,..o.
Ladies' and children ae requested 10 ate."u ~,
fornancc- aud not 90 cIoNur..c ,
Admission to everything 80 cents. Goth ana
9th IT. Entrances. - o, ,oy
seat. 81 Children haf price. Box Office
open duly tom . A. NJ. to T. NJ
for sale OF advance stat>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

STAINED.

Optlons-Tended higher aud tIe ,pceuItIOh IIaen'u
respectable aggregate though the bulk OF the trading was
credited to local account partly in scaiphg FORM me
showed rise Il 2J3 points with more or les coN
ing frmer accounts from Liverpool where pre- Sa
rrcnr stimulated Nv tho small port receipts Raining
-: IN thor afr and the market fc b1ck tribe put te
close va. very adv net gain Of Sd9 points win
renewed covering o. "shortS.' Sales, lID'W oics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Gtcnnbonis
NORWICH LINE: .

Fayortc INSIDE notlke IAhl,S knDUIED
TO NEw,LoNDo\ Sl.V9 Noi,M IN si;z' ii -,
oil ont, East Steamers leave Pier 40 North River.
above Drsbo-se-st Ferry, daily. Sundays exccl ted AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
rrr.ITs AND nrEnIrs-FRrsH

po... 81 otrJ,s ere n.dcrat and undr fair demand
for desirable good. prices have ul rrm BALDWIN are
,cIing r.r1y al 81 2309 so and fancy 6l'cnng bring
a. much but sales q III latter abot" - - ar fa.
d some very good ots. lit'i" -fald'd; ar" rInR h
Eiorda grange. or. mod rat" supply GOOD demand
aud very lrm with occasional -a'~ ~ cNrr qulnty 70
ported -hndc above our quotations flouo Stf'"orf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
STONINGTCN LINE.

INSIDE ROUTE ALL CARES REDUCED.
BOSTON 49, PkO'lDEN'h l., SID
WORCESTER leave Pier 3O.
s. H.. block above CaHai'st. at t. NJ daily except
Sunday.
ONLY $500 to BOSTON via FALL
~ EIYEI, LINE-lhe mot popular travel route in the
aoyld Fofrs reduced t0 all point. steamers Il.l
MoTrH and Prov DENCE In commission. Leave Pier
3s y L. foot Of MurrIy-st. week days only at J.. H.
fSinday trl,s w be resumed commencing April 3D. Con-
ncction by Annex from Brooklyn 80 M. Jersey
CITY, D. m
NTEW-UAVEN.- leave Peek Slip
N fpier o. r. RI AZ p. and IL D. m. Sundays
excepsd arriving tlIne for trains North md East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHTsTRA,

generously offered 70 Mr Padecwsk for this occasion b.
Col IIil ginson. c,....,.,
Tickets now on SAB o. Eiw. Schrtrrth & Cos, ~
Union 81. BoNr so. BtgnO.r Boxes, so or,h'.t'a
seats ~ Dr'.. Circle. - 80. Balcony, ~ FimN 'ir'
,le ~ 30. ,..D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

POULTRY AND GAME
Live poultry continue, IA i!ht receipt am Wl"- noIu
nfm on kinds Fowls sold readily today &c lJ,gr
chichci. q i;sr. turkeys ~ l""l4c: pnfk~ ana
prl So irnp ton igrr-. When fat and lull fcathrr,h
Western fr.-l slod Ioulirr continues ~ i1x 'rppW
and prices baNr shown some advance, closing hrn Trade
/. quiet az the iwproyoIucnt and qualify {" rich outside
strictly fancy. frozen ,t0'k i III
gh SUNNY and held with confidence at sght advance
over pretos quotations. but buyer, are not tAhs non
promptly a the top igur'S. -. A.. . 49,,
Engsh sniuc and plover scarce. but thcr' i not
much call for them at The moment "hu uucks III
liberal supply dun AMI weak
LIVE POULTRY.
Fowls jersey State aud Penn. per H. 1879 20,
FOwl-, Western per H.. - 80
Iiosl, southern and Southwestern. per D. ID lSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week, $685. pkgs exports Tor wceh 1st
III, week aud with only mot-a% loG6hg dr,;snd .nc
Hniru to ten i except for small lCt- Chops steady
Core, and skins thude nrmcr bnyef. bidding rc inr
,,r.c Ios Suu.dried apples dull and weak. P'tth's
.t.ady Small fruits without much change, NO hrfc
tuvcr for california fruits but there J. study lar Job
tc!e .rldr and prices are pretty well sustained 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
.neavr rims caused interruntion.

Warehouse deliveries since March l. le92; New-York
90 oGj bacs: B1ltimore. 4149 bags NewOrcans 9eOj
bacs: GalN estOn, 400 bag; total, 2113i0 oag'
COTTON-For prompt delivery ruled dull at unchanged
rrices sales. 81 bales for consumption Receipts at
he ports to-day l. $50 bales against ~ $50 bales this
G,y last week and > - bales this time last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23
Crop movements:

UH '''' "'"' W 1892. 1891.
rnovenent: Bales IncS.
Ivy vNrir 81. $50 3339 500
Receipts. three days. 32'N9 o. 90
rXrorts 70 Great Britain three days lozU9 - ,,93
EXPORTS France. threa days.. %'de3 - go
ISxnorts TO Continent. three days ll,-ol Zff''
Stock i'm New-York in licensed ware. 90 - ,o- -,
houses counted daily ..-....-.--. 5SS'ta, - -
In other plac (c~tmst 81 .-.-....-. Ii,ico fo'V
Total stock New. York. by running $1,000 -, e.o
60. q, oil I-nte5 stats ports.1.1333j7 G2j095
S'o n..,o ,Slneraiu. 40 d. m-Receips 81 600 bales
OF which speculation and export 5000 aIeH Aneil-
can 5000 bales. spot neutrality-suspicious. fully man.
famed. Mddling upldnds, Sad Future, opeleu sl'iuN
.. partially 1G4d advance. Mancheser-Markct Yarns
Moderate demand. Cloths-Dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-23

Trune,. California. 1891. - to ne. per -.. "io
HOPS.
l:cccipi for week. 1861 bales exports. 900 htS
I'm ots osl baos. 80 irpoy,mcIt IN tc gen. "a dcninu
aud The market remains du aud unchanged Hot'I, arr
lot urging sales aud buyers who have n,I OF hvp' my
10 pa about quoted 2ic for Stacy choice ana
II 33c for medium to prime Foreign adNicr' are quiet
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-11
The New Fish Law.

The new fish law, which, as we under
stand, applies to all the streams of Shen-
andoah county and their tributaries, has
not vet been published. As far as we can
learn the essential provisions of the law
are as follows:
1t is only lawful TO take fish with hook
and line, excepting by trOt line, which is,
40 we understand, what is known to our
people as an outline. Fish can bo taken
with gig or dipnet between the LIST OF No
vember and the 31st of December. Fish
pots or traps may be used if the dams are
left open for the passage of fish on ooe
side thirty feet from low water mark
The amendment, as offered by Sir. Ma
eruder, of Shenandoah, and which is what
our people is vitality interested in, IS, that
who're fish ladders are required by Law
they shall be put IN by the owner OF own
ers of the dam, and If such owner Of
owners of the dam shall fail to put then
IN then any person or persons aggrIevec
thereby may put in such ladders at The
expense of the owner or owners OF th'
dam and recover same on notion before
the proper court. The law went init
effect from it's passage.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-11
A Million Friends.

A friend IN need is friend indeed, and
not less than one million people have
found just such friend in Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs. and
Colds. If You have never used this Great
Cough Medicine, one trial will convince
you that 1t has wonderful curative powers
in all disease of Throat, Chest and Lungs
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottles free at b. Schmitt's Woodstock,
and c.. P. Hisey's drug store, Edinburg.
Large bottles SOC. and $l.00.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-11
Roll of Honor.

The following is list of the names Of
the pupil, of the HawkinstOwn school,
whose application. attendance and Je-
pertinent, entitle them to place on the
roll Of honor, for the school month ending
February 26th, 1892:
Albert Ruby, VeIln Jones. Albert Mar
shall, Gilbert Ruby, Ollie Miller, Joseph
Proctor, Thomas Jones, Salle Ruby,
Fannie Kagey, Valley Cooper, Birhe
Long, Edna Hawkins, Lena Cooper and
ssllie Jones. GEO. W. CLEM Teacher.
School No. 4 Madison District for month
No. 4.-For good behavior: Opha Bixler,
Katie and Lottie Hoffman. For punctu-
atty and regularity of Attendance Opha
Bixler, Joanna Miller, Mary Painter,
Leonard Bixler and Charlie Evans.
JAS. NJ. RUDAsIIL, Teacher.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-11

The best cure for rheumatism or neu
ralgia is Salvation OIL, used according +
directions. 25c.
The news from the seat Of war is cor
stantly contradictory bnt not so from
DR.. Bulls Congh Syrup every repor
concerning it proves it to be the hes
Cough Syrup known. Only % cents
bottle.
We are now passing through the season
OF the year when it weathers just when
ever it feels like it, and we can have sam
Piles OF all tour seasons in one day. On
Thursday morning slight but cold driz.
cling rain set ia which soon changed to q
binding snow that covered the earth to
depth of several inches in short time;
The Taylor Hotel, Winchester, long an
old landmark, and around which thickly
cluster the memories of long period of
time, it having been for many years a
noted and popular hotel, and has shelter
ed at various times persons whose names
are famous in the history of Virginia and
the United States, has changed hands and
name. 1t was recently purchased ty
Messrs, Orcutt and Granger of Michigan
who will conduct 1t hereafter as the Hotel
Michigan.
Rev. VIM. Godfrey Kell. a native of
Strasburg, Va, and prominent in the
Lutheran church In Ohio, died at Senaca-
vile, O.. a few days ago, aged ninety
three. When young, he bought the un-
expired FIVE months of his Apprenticeship
to cabinet maker at Strasburg hy pay
ing at thu rate of SIC a month and re-
linquishng his claims to freedom suit
aud bench OF tools. He then went to
Winchester and studied theology and
became one of the most prominent min
listers of his church IN Ohio, whittier lie
emigrated in 1926, being opposed to
slavery IN Virginia.
Get the best aud cheapest that means
buy Salvation Oil for only twenty-five
cents.
"a prophet is no good in his own coun-
try :" but there is an exception to this
proverb. DR.. Bull has been OF infinite
good to his countrymen, and his Cough
Syrup has become national balm.
Did you subscribe for a copy of the
book en- ii led Southwest Virginia and
the valleyi" Some of our readers may
now sadly remember that an agent was
through this section about SIX or eight
months ago soliciting for this work which
was to be one of the grandest publications
ever gotten out and could only be sold at
the high-toned price of $500. The book
has been delivered and it is tumble in
deed. As slight indication OF its val
liable accuracy it states that Maurertown,
bright little village that any county
might be proud of, is called Warrenton'
whilst Toms Book, a progressive and rapid
growing town, is known In lis pages as
LENS Brook. The book was issued by
W. D. Smith & Co., Roanoke. Many OF
the subscribers are refusing to take the
work upon the ground that it is far below
what the agent represented it was to be.
C. C. Taliaferro, of Roanoke, refused to
pay for the book. on the ground of its
many inaccuracies. The publishers sued
before Justice Williams, and the verdict
was for Taliaferro.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-11
PERSONAL.
Mr.. II. E. Uhite, of Lebanon, this coun-
ty, called to see us Thursday.

Mr.. II. E. Uhite, of Lebanon, this coun-
ty, called to see us Thursday.
Mr.. Jacob Miller, of near Wardensyille,
Hardy county, W. Va, was IN town on
Tuesday.
Charles c. Williams, one of the cOmpOs-
itors of this office, left on Thursday for
short visit to the National Capital.
Captain George ". KoOntz was taken
quite sick Wednesday. lie is better at
this writing.
Mrs. Samuel Funkhouser, nee Littell,
of Rome, Georgia, spent several days last
week with Mrs. II. H. Riddl,berger, at
her home in this place.
Mrs. Lucy ". Luke, of Berryvllle, Va,
who has been visiting her uncle and
mother in this place for some weeks, re-
turned to her home Thursday.
Messrs. Charlie Haas and Hamp. Bran
son, of Lost River, Hardy county, w. Va,
arrived in town on Tuesday evening after
a rough trip across the mountains in dis
agreeable weather.
Mr.. VIM. B. Morrison was taken quite
i'll in bis carriage shop on Monday morn
ing. Medical attendance was at once
called IN and he was conveyed to his
home. He is not yet able to be ont,
Mr.. II. C. Knee, of Wardensville, w.
Va, but who has been in business in Mt
jackson, in connection with the well
known and popular Woodstock clothing
firm of Van Pelt & Walton. was in town
for several days the first of the week. He
IS OH his way to Wardensville.
Mr. John L. Brady, jr., of the Virginian
and Ne,cs, Strasburg, Mr.. Elon Henkel, OF
the Shenandoah Talley, New Market, and
Mr.. Chas. Wicks, of the Shenandoah Press
also of New Market, were in town on
Monday, court day. and we had the
pleasure of exchanging greetings with
them. They are not only bright and
alert newspaper men hut are the best o.
good fellows. Brady and Henkel, being
bachelors, are of course handsome as s
picture, while Wicks, who is married, il
only so so, as to looks, bat is splendid
fellow in all other respects. The hand
some faces and forms of Henkel anC
Brady, along with their nice and nea
fitting clothing. made very decided anC
favorable impression among the ladies
We are always glad to see the boys wh'
run the little country sheets come in oc
casionally to the metropolis of our pros
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