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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

New York, Sept rs The Evening
Posts London cablegram
The settlement was satisfactorily
concluded today. The fumored diliioui-
Ties concerning a very large "huckot
shop" V true, viii not Directly af,cot
Americans, the commitment being In
other qnartcrs' Tho tone OF the stock
market today Yves irregular, but duh
on the whole. except FOR Americans,
winch improved but closed under the
I'll Is entirely dlscrodited here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

fanesr Sept. p - dlspaieh from
shanghai says. The Chinese naval
onlesrs q, port Arthur ana 1ier Tsin
are squsbbslng An,ong themselves o.
n he fespoullblity q The terrible
chinese lonp IN ne naval battle Of the
YAiu-
A court Of Inquiry IL nliiing and hAs
round cant. Fipn OF the wAfahip Ting
Yucn gully Of cewarligr fis wAg COM
detnnsd 10 Nv behsaaqd, and ., u ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

my exchange firin. with aotun, h,,,
ness ~ bankers hlns A a ~ W.. iS
s'% ~ Tor demand and s.ss ~
~ ~ Tor sixty days. pcated ma.
M.ssa,t.sb ~ and 81 Sifsi.S 10 cam.
ineTolal bills si.sf i.gefi.Si a., silver
SS9sltlherts c3 s.fc lid. nar rliver
~ $40 MvNiean dollars & i-sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Fort Worth, Tex, SEPT, ~
SUGAR went on i.se today, other
nrlcos UNCHANGED. iohbet~ report large
sales, Retail tradp rood
st,,ie rr.xis,,ns,
N.a,4 ,,..',. ,,. ,,..,
mv9e's-,AiN sete vWAit 80 u .,,il.,'
ann, W r ~, u,',''A, w ~, ~ w..
Ns"w,, nNUle' ~, iate, Nle, - -
~ ~ ""tN7' ~ A--Ni niNANies' '"NN"'
.st ra,6,,,,,,a t.a., ,,,,., ,,.t
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

New York, Sept, Is, --,rhe total sales
Of stocks today wcec ai5.igd shares, in
eludng' American Susnr qa.600, Bur
llngton 1900, Chicago Gas $1,000, Diu-
ulleta 1900. General Electric 1000,
Rock Island $500; 81, Paul $1,000, Vest
crn Union 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Nhaon Sept. s.-Money. ~ por
~ Tho rate Of discount In the open
~ Tor short bills ~ a.iC per cent,
N, l0f three months' bills Is b-s per
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

3nlon, Sept. sS..- Gold Is quoted TO-
IA ~ huenpa Ayroa az SEQ Madrid,
4, ,,'enon, at2A, st Petersburg, 90.
'lfsnA NJ Rome, 1881 Nicnnu, lpl.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

whcnt 40. 2, $500 No n zee.
Flour Hest patents, si4la per 100
poundsi half pNientH 81 aN mind grade,
size; fourth grade, sbi Northern pat
cnta BOO.
tOc per hushol
uas rexns rust proof nut lots T.
10 Is, Fort WORTH Me-. Nached $40,
htAn Per 100 pounds, & d. b Fort
Worth, Gbp
Hay Gar lots o. b., For, Worth.
best forney q 30 per ton. best up'
land, 1901 alfalfa, loose, local, 81 90
per tom loose prairie. locAb per ton.
Chops Corn and Data. ni.ed. prr
ton, 40 00i ner 100 penuha u es
train, sacks nnh tvinr,
Chrlnrr Nlnal npc, halt.lnvh basis.
y i3yi MANILA ropr halfineh hnala.
Nri cuiion tonn. all aisaA liz cation
twlnr lbo s.ply iutr iwino. II i-go
Five hlphel Dat bags t-eci corn
shoks. la Platte. toi s-ouneo wbcht
sacks 9 l-ec 2 ~ hnshcl s-euncr corn
sacks. 3 tslc.
U"tton aud Wooi
Cotton Low midillnr D l-ide. rlflet
Tow midillnK Q flgpi niddilnH 3 ii.tGc.
siflei miadllnE z 1916 good mid.
wool liant medium. l0ci low modl
rmi Aoi heavy fiHe. guNe
rothtr, aud Idpn-.
Poultry Ola hers. pcr dozen o. rssl
s,6nl nprlW chickens pcr dnsph taiU4t
ii roeatorN rer dozen &i,et. turkey
hons bor, ghhhlers. isul Foune. paf
dozen, 800 ducks per dnscn ts,0pu
a.2b
Egrs lrronh, without case 100.
lluttp Frcsh country 100000 choice
ta...t, Na.f.t.,ItI.. aud irutts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Chicago sept, a;,s Cash wheat broke
all revords today when round lot In
the national elevator sold al sio PER
bushel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

n,at insatihn 40 the rily tor dry
an.lis and rrntf4i merchandise ot fc.d
Store. 0t any other husinraF Neat Up
.,,nsnrnr s Diitm drug ttnfc. CORNER
'l.rpinsa ==i ispFRcti alnnnf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

Manohcster. Scpt. ss-elaihs nln
yarns duu. only retail ouslnpaA 40
ing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

4. NV York, Snt. IS. -Goverrment
IN. n,per; state bonds dull.railfehd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

New YORK, Sept. lS- Bank clearngs
Ni,6aliis' balances a,q5e,e25
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-29

81. Louis Mo.. SEPT ~ " wv.
Quiet. unchanged
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
ST. LUKE NEWS.

DEAR HKRALD:-Cold weather has
come and grippe has lett.
Mr. r. Nsphis says If the nan who
borrowed his fence wire will bring t
back he can keep the cider.
Mr.. John W. Irwin says he will thank
the gentleman to let his horse alone in
future, and not unhitch him when he is
calling upon Capt. John Lantz on i'm.
portapt business. He does pot like to
walk home after dark.
Tuesday saw the smallest vote ever cas-
at this place, only a. A good many per
sons came to the polls and then did TO
vote.
Mr.. Chas. w. Racey has undertaken 8
contract near Prospect Taunsrv, and vii
begin business IN 10 or ~ days. Charlie
We think you should have partner
We notice in the Baltimore tina
g move is on foot to construct goot
road from Woodstock to Wardensylle, "
Va. This 10 much needed but we bop'
you will not leave st. Luke out Of th
route a. there are 90 many big farmer
north of st. Luke that have no cutie
OF road ct all. Please keep an eye T.
this. Respectfully, Lucky Hit.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
EDINBURG ITEMS.

DR.. B. F. Maphis dentist will De in lis
Office in Edinburg, Feb. 9Th and remain >
days.
The frat re- union Of Prof. Dc. Duphane's
music class was held at the residence of
Mr.. J. Meredith, on Saturday night, jan.
9th. Quite goOdlY number we're pres
ent. The exercises were very instructive,
as we'll as highly entertaining. The Prof,
took his hearers Cd trip through Ger
many, and introduced them to quite a
number Of notable personsges. Several
OF the scholars gave selections on the
piano, etc. The second re-nnion will he
held at the residence eff Mr.. R. w. Burke,
on Friday night, Feb. 9th, at 7 o'clock.
We are glad to say, that Miss Minnie
Mcdonald, who during the past week has
been veIy i'll Is at this time, some better.
We hope that she may soon be fully re-
stored to health.
Miss Liezette Copenhaver. who during
the past eight years has made her home
with Mrs. Meredith, 10y whom she vas
highly eSteemsd) was married on Wednes-
day, morning at Hawkinstown, to Mr..
Samuel Sheetz, Of near Woodstock. Rev.
Gruver performed the ceremony. Best
wishes follow them for success ia life.
Nay their "joys be many" and their
"sorrows few"
1t 10 with deep sorr Nv we announce
the death Of Miss Carrie Windle, one Of
our brightest, and most attractive young
ladies. which occurred at the home Of her
grandfather, Mr.. Geo. ". Windle, on
Wednesday evening, Jan. Oath, at the
early age Of II wears. An immense con
course Of people attended the funeral
services, which was conducted by Rev
Gruyer, of the U. B. Church tof which
the deceased was . much loved member
assisted by the members of the different
churches. The sorely afflicted friends
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
Yet again We hope to meet thee,
when the day of life has fed,
Then in heaven with joy TO greet thee
Whers no farewell tear Is shed.
Rsy. H. s, Coe will preach in the NJ. Z
Church, on Sunday night.
The election passed Of quietly. On &C
count Of the inclemeucy Of the weather
and slippery roads, our country friend
did net tHrn out 10 vote.
Three new pianos have been shipped
here by Mr.. Bragg, Of Middletown, within
the last week, to the following persons
Mr.. A. B. CllDedinst, Mr.. Jas. NJ. Painte
and Mr. Geo. w. DiDges.
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sTRAsBURG ITEMS.

Mt Z. n. Sonner, carpenter ofS.rasburg
fell from second story scaffOld at the
house of Mr.. E. +. Mitchell, at Straseurg
junction, last Saturday, and broke his
leg.
We are sorry TO learn that Mrs Wheat,
wife OF Rev. Mr.. Wheat had a hemor-
rage on Monday morning, aud is IN q
very critical condition.
The grippe is NOT prevailing to any
extent in this place aud the general
health of or people 10 good.
Mr.. Smith, Editor ofthe Neus, went to
Washington, yesterday, leaving the Ed
itOrial management Of his paper in the
hands Of Mr. c. L. Knelsley. ANY improve
ment in the paper will be attributed to
that fact.
We have several eyes loneingly fixed
upon the SuperyisOrship of this district
As for me, in my opinion. we cannot i'm
prove upon the sppointm ent made by the
Judge.
There will lie a building boom in Our
town this Spring. Six houses are now
under contract. two OF which are under
way. There will also be considerable
Improvement made to many Of the resi-
deuces OF our town.
The Strasburg Flour mill lie doing a
fine business. They are now running
night and day, in their effort to meet the
demand fer their popular -four They
are now making a large shipment o.
bran to the South.
We had expected to Eive Capt. 6. 6
Turner a big vote today, but the weather
is 30 bad that many of our country dem
ocrats will not be able to get to the polls
The faces Of Xessrs. Gland Albert and
Tom JoJe are quite familiar in strasburg
We suppose that they contemplate max
ing investments.
Mrs. Levi stickley, mother OF Col Z
z. Stickley Of your place, is quite i'll.
Nr. Charles Chlds is improving the res
ldence on the Fisher farm aud expects tC
move into 1t shortly.
Our new Union depot is still out o
sight. We hope that all the talk, and al
the writing upon the subject will at SOM
time, materialize and give uS something
handsome.
Our people confidently assert that Mr.
Stricken will not open a grog shop a
styasburg Junction, and they are right
We understand that the Railroad Com
pany as we'll as the community ar
opposed to it.
Mr.. Il. G. Huff has opened a store a
the junction where groceries Of all kinds
except liquid, are sold at very low prices
Messrs. A. P. McInturff, Rev. L. L
Smith aud DR.. c. w. sydner OF this place
have returned from the convention a
Harrisonburg. 5.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02

VIRGINIA, To vi = -,... Oe.o
Y At rules held 1.-THE Clerks once
Of the Circuit Cdt OF st'eh Gnoo,',
County, on the 3rChonday III Dc''N'
Oe sii rSIS. Johns& Co., and P. N.
Hoffman,
AGAINST ..,..
A. A. Walden Tustee' l. IL i,,,
son and others
In (hancery.
The object Of his suit is to ascertain
the assets under the trust deco III Wv
hin mentioned and the liaDiiiue,' INV
~ ,I d;snosa Of the trust estate ana uia-
$3.50 ~ ro ,bo nroceels Of the same.
'J I,en mo- by affidavit filed that th'
defendants, The kaisln Z, ~ - 6. 10
Pearre Bros. & Co., Beidler BROS; e. q ~, 70
Stevenson, Alexander & Carter reg
i"r 9 9srtel Wilson, Palmer q GO:
IA ,a -. q i Maslin & Co., and F. A. DayI
t nCn 30 NOT inhabitants OF this star
" IT., - or opnTRED. That they do appea
- - n.;,bin fifteen days after due puoi
cation hereof, and do what Is hece . |,
10 protect their interest ; that copy -
tS,s order be published in some new
nan non Jnrinted in Shenandoah COUNTY
p pnpe1 week for four successive week
III ond COW nosted at the front door
tho Court House OF said county, on u
first day Of the next County Court.
GEO. W. MILEY, c. c. c. : G.
A Copy-Teste
GEO. w. MILEI, C. c. c. 8 c.
Feb. Wv, W. q W. ?. q,
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Pine Grove Happenings.

The weather has undergone quito q
change owing probably to the recent
snow.
Mr. Eli Lambert, Of Bedford, and Miss
Mollie aud Mrs. Sallie Smooth, of Pugbs
Run, were visiting relatives aud friends
or this vicinity last week.
Mr.. DAVID Sheetz, whose seriOls lines
was noted last week, IL NO better at this
writing.
Mr.. Joseph L7l-(5ert is Oh the sick list
with grip.
Master Frank Hoover and wife were
lthe guests Of his father, Mr.. Jas
Hoover, Of this plscs, last Sunday.
}; Frank has hired to Mr.. Joseph
sager, of Jsdwyn, until he lie grown.
Frank is q good boy. and We can highly
recommended him to bis employer.
There was a camp Of gipsies located
near here over Sunday. They were visi-
ted by number Of our folks both young
and old. One of our young men bad hi'
fortune told. and was informed that b,
was TO wed a blonde. His sweetheart il
now trying to bleach her raven locks.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
powErL,s roRT ITEMS.

Mr. Isaac MoInturf and wife, of nea
Brandy Station, Culpepper county, an
visiting relatives and friends IN this place
fer the 6rst time In eleven years.
Mrs. William Walters has been very ii
bat st this time she is much better. We
hope to see her out again soon.
We frequently notice in the paper that
the dogs are killing sheep GEAR Woodstock
How oan this be the way the officers ale
out in the coEntry killing dogs. We
thought they would tie or kill all IN town
first. II they were more employed at
home they would not get in 80 much
trouble in the country. Those that we
hear Of going mad or killing sheep are
generally about Woodstock. Why is this
Can any one tell usi
The young sportsman from Baltimore
who Is visiting this section, would certain
" have killed the rabbit had he pulled
the right trigger.
We guess the young men of saumsvllle
are sorry the meetings at Maure1town has
closed. The "oldesp son gave much M
easiness 10 his parents before be returned
home, but be was safe in the arms Of bis
dear one.
Mr.. John Rittsnour has bought Rev. L.
b. Shaver's driving horse. We suppose 1t
is Of Maud s. stock.
The young lady who came over from
the South River said she came with uncle
jeff, but we think she made mistake
and came with uncle Sam.
The election at Pine Hill was a very
quiet one, aud bat little for the officers to
do, only 81 votes being polled.
Mr.. Daniel Golladay has been il, the
Doctor having been sent for Monday. We
are glad 10 learn that he lie better.
Last Tuesday was the beginning of
winter with us, IL bringing US the Only
real fall of snow We have had.
LITTLE PUD.
(Our good friend, Little Pad seems to
be angry with Woodstock, generally. We
arc sadly aware that the town is utterly
overrun with worthless dogs, but this is
the case with all parts Of the county. The
sheep killing noticed in the paper, was
done from three TO Six miles from town
with one exception, and as far as could
be assertained by dogs from the country.
This is not saying. however, that there
10 not plenty Of dogs in town that would
kill sheep II they bad the chance. Our
friend must remember that the law to
tie up and kill dogs, and most iust and
necessary one. too, under the eircum-
stances, was passed By the Board OF
Supervisors, not one Of whom is resi-
dent of Woodstock. The law has been
more closely complied with in town than
in the country, and it Is a rare sight to
see one on the street, uRless it is one that
has followed his master to town. The
dog that frat started hydrophobia here
came from distance, and many animals
were bitten bef,rs be reached here where
he was killed. The horses, hogs, and
other stock that went mad and died had
to be Killed we're in nearly every case a
long distance from town.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
M A R K EFT S
WOODSTOCK. Va. Jan. ,.
Live Stock Markets

DIAL AAlhOAsEf ~
Beet Cattle.-The market feNe'
this week has been quite dull, no o'G
ment in activity over that of Ne'H
Prices for the top cattle were 10 -s'''
considering the quality, bit OF i Hu que,
we're easier, some kealers brOug 0'r,
lower. The quality Of the tops Va "
better quality than last week, .-', =
were more of them, and otheT'u'S VI
butcher cattle among the offer ~,
tations range at 2d4i cents, al L.
3 5 cents per ID.
Prices of beef cattle this We Nc" % >
follows: Beeves 4 35-a44 ctsosse e.
orally rated first quality O.o
medium or coed fair qualoa3s w.
and ordinary thin steers, oahu "
2a2s cents per 10. oo.,.
OF the cattle received Ve"u O"''
from Virginia.
Mich Cows.-The marke oul'' "1'
prices without serions cge. Z ~. -
ton, at $50 to S35, and a fsAtia a. >
per head. RECEIPTS IL "''N
head. .u o-o
Veal Calves.-Trade Is ) ou', q'O
tatlons 4l5t cents, and exc ,eA'' ~
10. Receipts this week 3ieau'
BA1Tl%F, Jan. %.
swine.-The receipts oo|s tn'' ' wee wee
are fair In point of nuns oTlns sou
l 500 head less than the'eie I "a. " W, {,
Trade /, moderately aip. fFitrN
best hogs range at 75slV per 'og ~
gross. good nearby cOuy ilsu1 uos
5.60aS5.60; Roughs, so'and s ti So
ass. 90 per leo lbs. Redts lO'OI' n''
Sheep and Lambs. 2tre is " '"'' 81,
good demand for goot 'ep al = - - g.
per 10. gross, an inIpri' e IL % ,"' .
cent since last 1huaS' n'.i0s "
slow at the rates rulliitheh' '"t+ -,
per ID. gross, ana fee1'ra AZ - Oo"
WAsHINGTop. c. jan 49,
At Union Stock Yar--Seme ia = a.
we're offered and sold follows Dr.
Ala Al cents, good "a cen's, - -
34a35 cents. and comb Gao cents -
Some l04 Sheep aud m0s were oI
market. Sheep sold y .3 GEMS po,
and Lambs. at 1 CENTER 10 Co"S ~,
Calves sold from s25, 500 eaou' -, :,
of the market for allinds oil s'o'N
fair. .-...,.,..uu-..s.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02

Y Woodstock, Va, Jan. -. 1894.
To Aetna Lie Insurance Co. Compi
and
Maggie c. Repberger in her own right
and as admr. Of +. {. Repbergsr' dec d.
G. w. SyLnor, L. d. FunkhouSeT. W.
r. Gearing and j: 3. Gearing, Defts.
and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that l have
fixed upon the 18th Of February next,
between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ,
and 6 o'clock, 2. NJ. TO take at my office,
the accounts required by the court IN
this cause.
lst. TO revise and further report upon
the accounts heretofore taken u TIE
cause, and
/ md. Ascertain and report the pro
rata proportion Of each claim, paid by
the said Administrative, npOn the funds
in the cause, stating the amount eaeh
claim was entitled 10 receive. and the
amount paid thereon in excess OF TIE
sum entitled, and more fully execute the
decree OF January, 1898, required to o.
taken by the DEGREES OF Shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the Jthidsy 0
January 1893. and the 9Th day Of JSau
arv. 1894. in a suit in chancery depend
ING in said court between Aetna LII
Insurance Co. Complts. and +. I
Repberger's admx. &c, Defts' and J
/ from any cause the taking Of said &C
counts shall not be commenced, or nav
ING been commenced should not be CON
pleted on that lay, the taking OF IN
same will be adjourned from day to da!
or from place to place, until the sam
are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commisslont
in Chancery Of said court, at my once
said county the day and year first aioF'
said. -
E.E. STICKLEY,
Ian. l0-4w. Comr. in Chanccry.
: c. 4 ". 2. 9.
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~ONN1 SSIONER'S OFFICE.


Y Woodstock, Va. Jan. is, 1894.
70 Susanna Dellinger, George Nh.
nav. admir-, Julian Mumaw, dec D., ana
Julian Mumaw, Leah Baker, Isaac Baro
and Mary Barb his wife, Vim. II. hlce
late sheriff, and as such admir-, c. {. q. d;
h. n. of Lewis Nesselrodt, decd, ana
as such admr. Of Mary Nesselrod''
, deed, OomPi's'
and
Noah Nesselrodt. late EXT. CT Lewis
I Nesselrodt, deed, Noah Nesselrodt' Iop
/ Nesselrodt, George 5. Rinker ana
/ Elizabeth Rinker, bis wife, Deits'
You are hereby notified that ! have
liked upon the Goth day OF February
next. between the hours OF O'Clock, a;
NJ. and 6 o'clock, z. NJ, to take ana
settle al my Office, the accounts OF
a. To revise ana restate and ad!usI
the accounts Of w. II. Rice, late shenh
and as such admr. d. b. n. C. I. a. OF
Lewis Nesslrodt, decd, and as sdch
admir-. Of Mary Nesselrodt, dec d. ..
o. To make out scheme Tor the ois
. tribgtion any balance that may "
found in ms hands.
iO.I L " sAcNNA AaAAA NAANeA'~-
any new parties interested in the re
suits of this suit, and IL so, who they are
a. Any other matter deemed peru
uent or required by any party in interes
required to be taken by the decree Q
r shenandoah Circuit Court rendered o.
{ the llth day Of Jany. 1894, in a sun !
chancery depending in said court =,
tween Susanna Dellinger, &c, Comp.u
and Lewis Nesselrodt's admr. &c, Del,'
and if flom any cause the taking oil sal
accounts shall not be commenced, 9
having been commenced should not o
completed on that day, the taking oil "a
: same will be adjourned from day 10 "a.
. or from place to place, until the sam
are taken aud completed.
. Given under my hand as Commission,
in Chancery of said court, at my once
aid county the day and year first oior'
said. NJ. W. MAGRUD ER,
Ian l9-w. Comr. in Chanccrl
- 4. & W.p.q.
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StrenOth and Health.

Il you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Btttrs. Ii IL
Grippe" has left you weak and weary, use
Electric BlttsIs. THIS remedy acts direct
" on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently
aiding those organs to perform their func
tions. II you are afflicted with Sick
Headache, you will fad speedy and per
msnent relisf by taking Electric Bitter E
One trial will convince you that this j..
the remedy you need. Large bottles on 5
SOC. at the drug stores, B. Schm.t,s wool
stock, and c. z. Hisey, EdiabUg.
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Why It was.

Ifyour communication did not appear
1t was because you did not send your
name. We are always glad to receive
communications from ali sections, but We
always want the name Of the writer, not
for publication, but SzerelJ to sonViucs
the Editor. that you are not ashamed oft
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
Your Attention !

TIE old man is still alive and can make
old farms new and new farms old. lhlt
Twill do by taking out all stumps on
vonr farms. Will also dig and clean your
wells and cisterns. Call on or address
"'''' 49, A. NJ. EVANS.
Aol1lyl EdinburG Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02

The election passed off very quietly at
voting precincts in this place. Owing to
tbs exceedingly bad weather but few per-
sons outside OF town voted. The Judges
and clerks had an easy time It,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
Handmade Harness,


I Will ..r.r. at public sale, 70 the A'-1es'
bidder, al my residence on
SATURDAY,, FEB, 81. 1924,
nv farm situated on North RIVER ID
Shenandoah. coGatv, > miles son'n % o,
Taipbnrc The sail farm consists OF ~
60 If zbicb 1913 is in timber and the
Tesidns in a fine state Of cultivation
The land is excellent quality aud nearly
al down in grass The improvements
consist of a good dwelling house, fo'
hank barn. other good aud necessary Out
bnildings. and good orchard OF f'uit
This chance 20 buy nice home.
~ Terms 90 be announced On cay 0
sale
Sale 20 begin nj o'clock, P. ".
b. B. BOWMAN.
Dec. 2l-ts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
MARRIED

On jan. 24ta, 1894, by Rev D II. Rho
Mr. Chas. L. SwarIz aud hiss Matte
Maphis. all of Shenandoah county.
On the 9TH inst, at the resideuos
the officiating minister, Rev. b. ?. W
Mr.. Moses Ryman to Miss Cattle
Craig, all Of Shenandoah county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
No:,csl FOX Skins Wanted.

Bring your furs of all discripSlOns to
Bowman a. Mauck's, Woodstock, Va,
will be there on Court days and pay you
the highest cash prices.
II. II. BILIER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
Keep Your Eye on This.

- Ii YOU DO NOT WISH TO
CONTINUE TAKING THE HERALD 4
ASrER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES \
~nrsE TO TAKE IT FROM THE POST
0sFicE AND REQUEST THE POST
MASTER TO so INFORM Us. IT WILL
Nut COST YOU A CENT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02

Mr.. J. f. Cock, editor Of the Waynes-
bore Sentinel, broke biz leg while skating
on roller skstes IN Waynesboro,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-02
GOOD PAINTS.

Borman h Mauck are agents Of tbs
coint for the we'll known "NAsurys
PaInts.D These are superior goods, ana
cheap. Call and set prices and psrueo-
lars before, boying.
Jan, 1S-lmo,