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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bnm.n.sal. Mark, and sarah F Deusseh, e The
oI ESaitaSie Lie Assurance Society IT, 3 sl4
p,s I.n Jessie K ct a. 10 James B. Black 10Th
= S Of 9t and VIZ 10 the n u savings Bank
HueAs 1 Saisoa anu Of iiisGst, y years. "a
Dressed simon and wife iaIanz v fneD xsas
nei,I Charles chm c. and wife to Edwin D. Ramsdrl
lg2d.st W Of Gour1sa ancs,e; Tis!,ssr' ns
Io2d.st. e oil lstaye yroid Lewis. 4"
FednAn, Helena, to samuel Greenfeid' e Le"'s 8
Same, to Mary T. Kelaher, eXecutrix etc. same -
rrd TTOpe5s SS sea S 70 Leopold Kahn cor -.
Ienoxaye. end 12sth-st. year s;--,,h. On
un ri 4 Tho %' B, to JOSEPH Bumsntha o,
ss. n Of woIf E S Ss ysas lean add
Trust Co., n slst-st W OF West End'a'e 90
s.S ysas 70 harres Hall property, years II
HH6eman smO9 s@S w t e eorn i
7thav. and ilothst, years .; ,i;b i4o
Jordan. WIN g TO John dsmaoS CASSIDY o. ''.".
KsI Jacob snd p, a9other TO %@ woln Mon
aS aSis 81 wm h'f f. and we to Jacob aansS
n s9th-st. W OF Boulevard. demand . mort ,os
Mc5iee, Fiovel. 70 Henry Dale, e MndisOn"ve, 2
Mc Of 1 R6hsrt a and wife TO Thomas Hall
and another. s4th-st OF An's'Hroams'e' 1
po Ss'ne wa and wife to John Curry. Nor
pcnM. Mergaret G TO Rachel SS"npon, COT.
ra ne; May l9'i ' e a. 70 Frank Green no 1913
Ramsey VIM II, 70 James McCicnshan' NO. o4o 10
HuAso st and "A Perry-st, ] year Az
par'.cv William II 10 George Crawford, No o4o ,
mudsonst. and ia Perry,t, and wife
ixod - . o, Willls-aye. years
eanter George and wife, 10 the Emisfant mus
trial savings Bank. l5oth'st OF An''or' 2
ro,t.n John and Wife to Charles X Bates ana
another trustees &c. and another, r 5Jth-se' 4.
. ~ i1th.aye Sc 5 years. MORTGAGES ..--.. -
Terry. Mary Ann. 20 Walton Duplstae' ,
i5Tth-st g OF SHAVE, years
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

othave. cor of Sshs 5lSSiH SoGrr On.tie sl47
Noble and wife to WIN anu ana yiod.ave 1OOx 80
Slstost. rSon,oo Il Hughes to Bernard Ley:
slstYsi n 5, 100 # W Of West End-a'e' ioVA 10
same TO sane ps r. " Of 80 ave I6ox2oo Peter
Buckel TO Warren w Foster reeeise ed wife TO
Madis,n.ave NO OBS Henry Dale An VINO 1000
Favei MG Gso r. Of Lexingtonave, 2oN0oo 1870
tmmy Won Kattengel to MIME ResoasSlifds6
s7th.st' n 5, N u " Of AYE s.L 3D. -'AiVV'o 240o
MI, MA,hiiSe 60 II of Medison-st, 2oAo0' 40 10
M,"ra" Walach 70 Bernard KatkowsN N
Perry.st ia; James McClenahan' anu ""o'
VILLAIN II 900 e Of Ryingtonst. 2sx0o; 2o35
Samuel Greenfield and wife e eeas sssioc
Fois M 's,cn,nlsr to Elizabeth Schindler:-;
o7th.st. No aO7 w Charles Noble ana "ne' 1900
o7,S'n, Nos 9oT and 900 w. William II Rohrie 5000
aotSst > 100 It OF Lexngton,ave 2oNoo'' 1os
LaSTSs o +, C 81 West ooxlo2 100 90
BERNARD S Levy to Thomas X iiu si exos y the
osthst, s15 (. OF soei.ty' to sarah
Drntsch :,oxoe q
sotRst' :. 100 It Of Lexington IpSvoo
,os1bpst 1895 Il e OF 3d-ave, "A 9Xioph' ~ M
Bernard RstSowsky 70 Hayman WssHi ashii: XIV
1e3d.st s. 100 # Of L rn1sD ave ' 80
1sthst. No sl2 f. Mlnna Regcnburs 70 Emmy 'o $50
Kattengsli "a lame. L XsKin to Eliza Askia
SHAVE No 2 III Abraham Meyer 70 L 1inna,on Il.
SSth.st s. 100 q Bpglev Snc5, atHVo 1850
127th-st No. 2ss W; John Sloane 70 '.. 1850
Tucas =, ',y,a,,
,27th.st NO $50 " to John Ella II w wSav
i27th.st Nos $50 26s W; Eliza wiay I" 'oH'
-. sloane so1 r. W Courtandt-ave 5oxllos; .ss
/, Ramsdell po George & Deitz.,. o'oo
- 1I -, man Of North Mcrose least haH); ,oo
Adam Muth to John ubeshoer.. -''''''''''
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Nsv-yorx wednesday Aug. r.

TIE following sales wCis held at inc No"'-
d" with plot Of ,aa EnGayc' plot
$40 West o7th-st > lVo =, II COO -. .
fonr-sto.y building, with lo "a IA 'I D. g. Grunhut
50 $50. -, courtlandt ave, 25x9oo ;
Matt ST., 81.
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Proposals.

AoUEpUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 200 Stewart Bulldog, No. $50 Broadway
" NEW-fORK, July rs. 1902.
TO CONTRACTORS
r IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
fon Of contract now Me In the Once OF the Aqueduet
Commissioners for building the New Croton Dam ~
Craell Site on Cfoton River In the Town o Cortlandt
Weshcstcr County NevYsrs win be received as TIL:
4 o'clock D. NJ st which place and hour they VIII DO
publicly opened BY the Aqueduct Commissioners anu tae
said materials will made by soid Corun ssoners Is soon
Hank forms OF said approved contract and the srclnca
tons thereof and bids or propn,als and proper cnve9pes
TO- ,helr Enclosure % bond and also the plans
for said work and all other information can obAned
above onice OF the Aqueouct 'oinhSsAonei' y"
application o the Secretary. ,
bS ofu'r Vi "' "S'e JAMES c. DUANE.
President
]. c. LrILEY.
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new Mulvaney story Is said to be In progress
under the pen Of Rudyard Kipling. lie mas mteiy
been writing a series OF Japanese stories
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Mem pnbllrarlons.

eighteenth Edition, post paid. for 2oc. or stamps
.THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls Off
Turns Grey, and the Remedy BY psS hAhLE "a
aEyery one should read this fittle book."Athcnseum
U WHIT WILL THE BOYS SAYf
By LINDSAY MacGregor, and put IN clrcuiauou
nv The American News Co. Is Of the best books
Written season TO ufe aud good book all
IOC,-Nliltons AreOpagitica, Bacon's New At
4O lantis Deyron's Poems, Dante's Banquet SCOTS
nemonology Nitonadesa Landorss Works. Mailed prompt
~ ''f PRATT, los 6thavc
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lusIrurIlph
Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
THE MOUNT PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY
Sing Sins. on Hudson ". Y.

49,
Boys and Young Men-Country.
THE MOUNT PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY
Sing Sing -on. Hudson. N. Y.
This welknown school will reopen on Sept. 1eth' win
improved facilities. Steam heat clearinghouse ana
remodeed Of the very best plants In the ous'
ne. J. HOWE ALLEN. Principal.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY AcADEMY Wosseipse ss
peS ysH ss' s sSsn pissccpDe Homo
sSt Ss.
compc Gymnasam' drii hall o c,sIsc schools or
0u''"e' JAS. STARR GLAZE. d. D.. Rector
nFE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY: Peey.kni.
}6HS TE si5E sens iI .ui d. Fine,i.
VIj FSLEYAN ACADEMY, WILBRAHAM MASS.
w One Of the ademlc classical schools in New.
vi Cover sns os6,1R in aS Ss i
year beginning . Nu WI a. ss fw Fl 1yosae NJ pn
For Both Sexes--Country.
E. 4. Yr,A@onG the hf: thitytwo miles from Ne ,s:
care Of friends.
<, Asst GREENWICH ACADEMY
IL Founded 1902. noth On Narracansett Bay.
Steam heat. Electric light. Endowed. Twelve courses.
T sasS year. SiSs"is' S'" s.
D CARING F4lssiHfSS1IHEIIte65SSmyDsox y.
and sos so Do'
JAMES NJ. DE GAI.MO, IN. D.. PRINCIPAL
I, ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, Poughkeepsle, n; Y.
Il open all the ycor Thorough instruction IN iookkeepng
lsmeic Se TeSsrapSy sten"rraphy Typewns &C.
nS 10 s S
II elss g. 2
EOGutIoo BIT building Of It's clas, %G%,
H'ae''" Rev. g. f. WHITNEY. D. D. Pre.ldeo.
NJANHATTAN COLLEGE,.
wi On The HgdiTS1 X Yoi 9G6HG ity
sTupiES REsIMED MoNDA Az SCI SEPT G, S
REV. BROTHER ANTHONY, President
ID LAINFIELD. N. Jsmai. private school tor children
VI '''''''N Miss 1SNIE SHAW. Principal.
ID EHSINGToN IN. J) sEMINARY.-For both sexes;
SD year. offers educational facilities terms mod
crate high and heathful stor heating fro escepes
on thoroushfare between NewYork Trenton. Phua Bal
fee iHos HXNLoN. d. President for % years.
n HE CLAvERACK COLLEGE and HUDSON RIVER
Institute for Boys aud Girls, win open It's S9A year
Sept 10, 1892. For catalogues address
Rev. A. II. FLACK a. NJ. Prest Chversek. n: Z.
Miscellaneous
A pvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars bee y par
"A state locality price desired pupils sGe and sex
=. v. HrYssooS. American School Bdrss1 W l4thss
= n0KTHAND.-Andrew j. Graham's school thor.
tho shortest possible time. hree-nonths course IN
shorthand and typesrtng $50 one month sI exsans
GUNNER SCHOOL, introduc.ory e fan college e!.nI.
n.tlons begin. husus' l5,h Ssisn1as Cl..;s.
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Mr.. Swinburne's lately published tragedy, "The
Sisters" is said to have been written very quickly
within q mcnth, in fact.
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Cam Schools.

M Ew.YORK LAW SCHOOL, 100 Broadway New-York
IN City.-"DwiCht method" Of instruction; degree Of
o1ded tuition fec. 500. For catalogues etc. address
GEORGE CHASE Dean.
IT University LAW SCHOOL The Thiry'ourA
Year begins Oct L. 1882. Oonfe1 LIB; also Qor
graduate course LIN. AUSTIN ABBOTT, LID.
Dean and Senior Professor For catalogues showing
organized Faculty, address PROF. I. r. RUSSELL. Uni
yersity Building, I20 Broadway, N y. CITY.
IN VENINti LAW SCHOOL
II THE METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL.
holding evening sessions begins 's fa!l term SepS 20
thorough and practical course q Instruction is offered
Apply 10 CLARENCE q. ASHLEY, Secretary, ia
ABNER C. THOMAS Dean.
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Alisrellancons.


w ILL JOSEPH ROSCOE (Currier) please send his
w directions ~ - -
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Ciip propertp 90 Get.

,v,wo HOUSES IN WEST sGTH-sT. TO TET-io2
i and 100 West ssth-st. just decorated one WIN
h,ck staircase; beautiful wootM ork built by j.. ~
pracue architect for estate. POWER, 35- Column
hnsavc s5th and SGth sts.
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An edition Of Miss stricklands "Queens Of Eng
land printed from plates and richly illustrated,
is announced by Lippincott. 1t will be issued IN
>sghf octa va yOlumns
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q rEyENs SCHOOL ''A

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT
OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
between 9th and gth ST., BoBoKEN. n. j..
REOPENS SEPT. o. 1892.
Examinations admission 18th, 2lst OF
September.
Full courses OF studies preparatory 10 Colleges and
Schools OF Science, Law and Medicine.
Tho Of tuition for all classes 10 $3.50 per year
$50 pcr term.
Th~e terms include ell the studies.
For catalogues apply 10 the Librarian OF Stevens In
sctute.
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for Sale.

G, TEAM YACHT "BALLYMENA'
- FOR SALE
Steel screw schooner, las feet long. IS feet BEAM
fully furnished and perfect order. cruising in New
England waters. For desc rption "Mannng's Amer-
eau Yacht List" For full particulars and price apply
ALEXANDER BROWN,
49, T.. Paltmore.st.
Baltim, Md.
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Mrs. Oliphant has Just published new novel
Diana Trelawneyn-which is described as an uf
commonly strong book-and is about to bring on
another entitled The Cuckoo In the Nest
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Nl COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
=, Pian0.iOrs te.cher.' certlacats Examiner" william
Dudley Buck. President; H. u. Palmer. Emilio Agra.
monte clifford Schmidt Henry D. Hanchett, NJ. D..
H n. Shelley c. b. Hawley, are among the distinguished
members Of Faculty. Circulars sent application:
Address H. w. GREENE. Secretary and Treasurer, 10
nd 14th-st. Ncw-Yofk
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Countrp propertn for Sale ano 60 Get

OSr-Bank book NO G3l 327. Bank for SaVinss "a
l. Beec ker.st. New. Payment stopped. Please
book To bank.
NEW Ut BLICAGIONS
4 0sT-I.ank Book No Gl3 pos H1nk for savings 67
IL Beecker-st NewYork. Payment stopped Please re-
turn book tO bank.
4 OST-Bank Book No. 233 47o Dry Dock Savings
IL Any person having claims said book Is
called upon present the same to the bank Within thirty
DAYS the sad will be declared cancelled and
Tin she'd and A new one issued In lieu thereof
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
WESLEY CHAPEL ITEMS,

The weather is still very dry. but not
as hot rs it bad been, and the corn is al
most ready for cutting.
l am glad to state that our sick friends
are getting better again, and | hope when
this comes to the readers of the HERALD
they will be we'll again.
Work is dull among the farmers on &C.
count OF the continued drought, but il
any young man wants to have good
time, call on Miss Cora -. She is the
assie to start him in business
One of our popular young men has been
missing at Sunday school and preaching
here CT late; an investigation followed
and be has been located in the Pine
Woods nelghborhood.
Mr.. William Coffman has threshed his
crop OF wheat which was 938 bushels, and
it averaged about % bushels to the acre.
Two of our young gentlemen got struck
on the Mt. Jackson beauties who were at
the pic mic on Aug 9th. They will visit
the sister town, of Mt. Jackson, in the
near future. We hope James and Lee
will enjoy themselves.
Quite a number of the Chapel boys aud
girls were ont at st. Luke's to the festival
last Saturday night and enjoyed them
selves very much.
The people are well pleased with Mr.
Harrison's administration and ara conf
dent of his success this fall. The young
men wear Harrison badges, the women
cheer him, the old men praise him, and
one young lady miss Belle) defended hin
at the Green Hill Normal with great
vigor. Wesley Chapel is loyal and dom
you forget it. BLUsHING BEAUTY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
District Conference.

Winchester Dis trict Conference of the
Methodist church, South, convened at
Middletown, Frederick county. Va, on
Tuesday, of last week. with full delega-
ton of ministers and laymeD present
After most interesting session it adj
IOurned on Thursday. The church at
this place was represented by Rev. j. P.
Stump, the pastor, and Mr.. NJ. L. Walton
Able sermons were preached each morning
and evening. The delegates to the next
annual conference, which is to meet al
Front Royal in March next, are DR.. G. A.
Brown and Messrs. W. II. Stickley. Snow
den Cline and W. B. Conrad. The next
meeting of the Winchester District
Conference will be held IN this place some
time next summer, A great deal Of
attention was paid to the work of thu
Su nday School.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
OF BOTH SEXES.

DIR. LA FOSZO has performed many wonder
full cures in Virginia Of Catarrh, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, Rheumati@m, Dys-
pepsa. Heart Disease, Liver Complaints, Piles.
Diseases Of the Kidneys. Neuralgia, Blood and
Skin Diseases, Tumors. Thick Neck. Deafness,
Sore Eyes, Nervous Weakness, Fits, General
Debility, and all Physical, Mental, or Nervous
Troubles, resulting from any cause, cured, as
thousands OF peoples testimonials prove II
TO DO.
DIR. LA FoSzo has for over twenty years
been engaged in the exclusive specially OF
chronic ailments. He has been registered
physician here in Virginia over ten years, and
his reputation in this State alone is built upon
a record OF more than 500 actual cures, which
he has performed. Following are a few Of the
many thousands which he has cured:
Cured Mr.. b. /. SOuthard, Dyspepsia OF
twelve years standing, p. O.. address, "a +.
Main Street, Norfolk, Va. DR.. Hunter, Rheu.
matism and Liver Disease of twenty years
standing, I. o. address, IS Cumberland Street
Norfolk, Va. Mrs. ii. White, Rheumatism OF
two years standing In ten days, p. o. address
Atlantic City, Va. Mrs. J. VI. Fergerson, Dys-
pepsia OF twenty years standing, 7. o. address
farmyille, Prince Edward County, Va. Capt
T. ID. Adams, Consumption of several years
standing, p. @. address, Newport News. Va.
years standing, =. o. address, Smithheld, Isle
of Wight County, Va. Mr.. Jesse Pettyjohn,
Dyspepsia Of twenty years standing, proprle-
tor of the Lynch House Lynchburg, va. Mr.
l.. Grant, Dyspepsia, z. o. address, Atwood
Amherst County, Va. Miss Porter Jones, Kid
ney Disease OF seven years standing, p. o. adj
dress, Harris Creek, Amherst County, Va.
Mr.. Lew Tatum, Catarrh, Danville, Va. Mr.
Otis G.. Tucker, Dyspepsia, Danville, Va. Mrs
w. G.. Cabiness, Consumption and HemOr-
rhage OF the Lungs, (She was cured in less than
three months with two eight-ounce bottles OF
medicine, after her home physicians had given
her up TO die, p. 0. address, Mt. Cross, Pitt
sylvania County, Va. Mr.. T. d. Walls, North
Ilanvflle Rheumatism I'm ten DAYS. 5 B. Rob
erts, Heart Disease, in three months, Z. o. adj
dress, Marlonville, Northampton County, Va,
Miss Pearl Weadon, Hereditary Scrofula, p. o.
address, Purcelville, Loudoun County, Va
Mr.. William Fritts, rheumatism Of fouryears
standing in fifteen days, z. o. address, PUr-
cellville, LOudOun County, Va. Mrs. Owens,
cured of rheumatism in one month, p. q. adj
dress. Alden, King George County, Va.
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BEDFORD NEWS.

The weather is still hot an dry, aud no
prospects for rain.
TIE farmers are preparing to cut up
their corn.
Miss Bertha FAINT, of Manrertown, is
the guest of Jos. Lambert.
Howard said he cOuldn't stand it any
longer, he had to go back.
Miss Dell IS looking terribly DOWN
hearted this week. We hope that she
will recruit by Sunday, as c. will be
back.
We are glad to learn that the fever is
diminishing to some extent, bnt in parts
Of the neighborhood it is still raging.
There haye not been any recent deaths.
John has arrived safe from his West
Virginia trip, who will now relieve Mr.
w. C. Alther. and take his place. He Is
very much delighted with his trip, bnt
looks very much fatigued. Poor fellow,
Mr.. Perry Bowman. one Of the citizens
of this place, arrived Friday from Wash
ington. He expects to return again in g
few days.
Our town ia still growing. Mr. Milton
Tysinger is building a new house. and
will have 1t completed In few weeks.
Doors.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
MILL CITY ITEMS

Miss Cora Glenn left for Dayton Monda,
whore she expects to attend school at tn
shenandoah Institute" She will b.
greatly missed by her many friends.
DR.. C. w. Lame and DR.. s. w. Maphi
returned to Charlottesville last Thursda,
after spending month very pleasantly a
the latter's home.
Mr.. Henry Hickle, of Harrisonburg
spent last week with friends and re,a
tives of this place.
MISS Matte Coffelt was absent severa
days last week on visit to her uncle, Mr.
VIM. Coffelt, near Capon Road.
Miss Lille Maphis will leave for Win
chester Saturday to attend the fair.
Mr.. Jacob Brown, who has been al
Clifton Forge for several months, return
ed home last week. Sickness was thu
cause of his return, but we are glad t
say he is improving some.
Mr.. c. L. Bowers spent several days al
Front Royal last week.
Mr.. Chas. G. Maphis, CT Charlottesville
and Mr.. J. L. Maphis, of Winchester, paid
their old home short visit last week.
Mr.. G. Coffelt Is visiting relatives in
Rockingham county.
Mr.. E. NJ. Glenn, who has been qnite
sick with the fever is slowly improving
The headquarters brass band gave MS a
serenade Saturday night which was very
much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Ottmer Saum, of Saumsyille, was
the guest of Miss Lizzie Brown Saturday
and Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school will hold
their annual picnic at Union Forge Sainr.
day, 18th. Come one, come all, for it Will
be the last Of the season.
We would surely like to know
Where the mules and Bonnie go;
For they never come this way
Since she told him mot to stay"
TUBE ROSE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
Fire at st. Luke.

The large store house and fall stock Of
goods belonging to Messrs. G. W. Dellin-
ger & Co., at st. Luke, about six miles
west OF this place, was totally destroyed
by fire on Friday night of last week. The
fire, which was discovered about midnight,
started under the warehouse and directly
beneath the coal oil tanks. So rapidly
was its spread that nothing could be
gotten out, and the large and varied
stock of merchandise was soon reduced to
ashes. A stable that closely adioined the
store house also tell prey to the flames
and two horseo that were in it were res
cued with difficulty. one of them being
badly burned The origin of the fire is a
mystery, but in the opinion of many was
the work of an incendisry. The loss is a
heavy one. but covered to some extent by
insurance in the Shenandoah Home Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company.
The pOstoffice was also kept in the
store room, and the mail matter on hand
at the time was destroyed. Several kegs
of powder were in the warehouse, the ex-
plOslon of which blew out both ends of
that part of the building. scattering the
burning brands far and wide.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
EDINBURG ITEMS.

Jimmie Swami, who has been employed
in a mill at Mt. Jackson for severa
months, has returned to bis home at The
Eureka House, in this place.
Mrs. Fl. S Wightman is visiting rela
tives IN Rockingham and Augusta coun
ties.
The Boyer Co. have moved their stock
of merchandise into their new store house
They can boast of having one of the finest
rooms IN the Valley.
William Grandstaff, who has been in
Roanoke for year or more, returned tC
his home, near hera last week.
Mr.. A. L. Keller has secured steady EN-.
ployment in Washington, D. c., and came
home Saturday to move bis family tc
that city.
Messrs. Lantz e Lindamood, who a
year ago erected the frame of building
here to be used for a sash, door and blind
factory, are now completing it. They
viii also run a steam saw mill in the same
building.
Miss Emma Saum, of philadelphia, Pa.
who has been spending her vacation with
relatives IN the county, spent n few days
in this place, as the guest of Mrs. d.. A,
P. Below, last week.
Miss Cora Glen, of Lantz's Mill, and
Miss Maud Murray. of this place, left here
Monday to attend school at Dayton,
Rockingham county, Va. Lee Hoffman
will leave here next Monday to attend
the same school.
Mrs Joseph Conner, with two of heI
daughters and little son, joseph, of Wash
ington, d c., are here visiting her parents
Nr. and Mrs. E. B. Whissen, and other
relatives.
Miss Maggie Hisev, who has been Wis
iting friends in Bridgewater, Rockingham
county, Va, returned Monday
Mrs. Mary Jennings, who was called Ia
Harrisonburg a week ago by the illness
of her mother, returned to her home here
on Monday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
Tribute of Respect.

At stated meeting Of Hunter Lodge
No 1876, A +. and A. II. the following
resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS. It has pleased the Grand
master of the universe, whose inscruiable
providence has thus suddenly removed
f o onr brotherhood. and the companion
ship # his ir ends, our beloved friend and
brother. VIM. +. Knee, therefore,
Resolrfd, That the membership OF Hun
ter Lodge, No 1876. A F. and A. NJ deep
" and earnestly monrn the loss of our
brother and friend and tender his bereaved
family our heartfelt sympathy and con-
dolence.
Resolred, That the above preamble and
resolutions be spread upon the m inuies OF
the lodge and COPY sent to the fimily OF
the deceased brother. also a copy seut to
the Record and HERALD tor publication.
J. +. HOFFMAN,
w. a. WHIssEN,
d. O. EVANS,
Committee.
Moorefirld Examiner please copy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-09-09
EXCHANGE NOTES.

Shenandoah Tdlley: Capt. Jack Adams,
Quicksburg, Va, has undertaken to
secure funds, for the erection ola suitable
monument, to mark the spot, at Rudes
Hill, where Capt. Geo. W. Summers and
Sergt n. Koontz, brave Confederate
soldiers, OF Fsge Co., Va, were bIutally
murdered, June 81, 1865. without trial,
by order of fend, named Huzzy. The
lettering on the locust post, marking tie
place, is about obliterated, and the post
is without enclosure.
Page Courier: The physical condition
of Mr. d. B. Snyder continues about the
same as at our report last week.-Mrs.
wound healing satisfactorily. Mentally,
however, we regret our inability to report
any improvement, his condition in this
respect being at times very distressing,
and such as to canse the greatest ap-
prehension on the part Of his many
friends.