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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
DIED.

Near Woodstock, Oct. 29th, 1894.
Albert l.. Smuck, son of Jos. Smack of
Cootes' Store, Va, in the 18th year OF
his age.
On October 81, 1894, Mrs Louisa Slower,
widow of NJ. B. Slower, departed this lite
at her home, abOut miles west Of New
Marked, aged "a years.
Little Anna May, infant daughter of
T. J. and Aunie Shlllengburgts was born
in Basque county, Texas. March Is, 1894,
and departed this lite, Sept. 26, 1894.
Little Anna did not remain long in this
world. Her mission to this earth seems
to have been to gather up the affections OF
the parents and carry them with 1t to
heaven that they might love heaven more
and earth less. The father and mother
are greatly bereayed, but they have the
sympathy of many friends in this hour of
sad bereavement. 1t seems hard for par
ents to give up their children. But re-
member, dear parents 1.-THE Lord gave
and the Lord hath taken away blessed be
the name of the Lold.p Your little darl-
ing has been called to Him who said,
"Snffer little children to come unto me,
and forbid them not, for OF such is the
Kingdom of God" Your little one has
not been taken away, but has gone on
before, and awaits your arrival on the
golden shore of immortal blessedness,
where Ta-ting will be no more.
May Coos grace comfort and sustain the
parents in this hour of trial.
w. V. JONES, Pastor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
BACK ROAD POINTS.

News is very scarce, but if you can find
space for few items, here they are.
Mr.. Gideon Hepner contemplates build
ing new dwelling house IN the near
future, in this neighborhood.
Mr.. w. E. Flemings apparently IS now
the happiest man on earth. Tho other
morning he came down street wearing a
10x12 smile, and all because of the young
Democrat that came to his house to stay.
Mrs. Jos. Gochenour has been very sick
the past week, but is rapidly recuperat-
Ing under the skillful medical treatment
OF DR.. j. H. Smooth.
Mr.. Frank Myers has moved into his
new house on back street.
It is reported that Mr.. H R. Mowery,
had about fifty bushels Of wheat stole
from his grainary one night iast week. 1t
is high time that there was something
done or else some morning we'll all wake
to find Shenandoah county missing.
Mrs. Amanda Foltz is visiting relatives
and friends in the upper end of this cOun-
ty.
From the yield of the corn crop, think
we'd better improve our land now for a
few years. III tell YOU some of our land
you cannot raise anything on it-can't
even raise a disturbance.
Mr. W. E. Fiemmings has opened school
at Mt. Airy, we hope that he will have a
successful term. BILL NYE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
WOODSTOCK, Va. Nov. 9Th. 1894

WooDsToCk, Va, Nov 5th, 1894.
Ed. HERALD DIR. Hartman. of Pitts =
burg, Pa, ex-senator Avery FOote, OF
New York, Samuel A. Moore, of Chambers
burg, Pa, aud Mr.. Claude Proctor, of
Mt Jackson, we're visitors 10 our town on
Sunday, stopping at the GearY House,
The first three gentlemen called on DR.,
Burner aud DR.. Carter, making the ir
short stay one of pleasure. Dr.. Haul
man and ex-senator Focte spoke in glow
ing terms of our fine Valley and our
splendid village. Mr.. Moore Is no straug-
or in our town as he has been here before
and is always welcome. Come again
gentlemen, we will treat you right.
CARTER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Deafness Cannot be Cured

DEAFNESS CannOC Dc OuTeo
by local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There is
only one way to cure Deafness, and that
is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
is caused by an inhamed condition of the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian rube.
When this tube gets inaamed you have a
rumbhng sound or imperfect hearing, an d
when it is entirely closed Deafness is The
result, and unless the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
notmal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflammed condition of the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by cstarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY l. CO., Toledo, o.
II Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Mad Dogs.

As an evidence of the mischief one
dog can do and the danger to which be
can subject whole community or large
section of country we publish the fol-
lowing from the last New Market Valley ::
"To Messrs. J. Frank Zlrkle and A. r.
Dellinger, of Moores Store, Va, who
were in our Office this week, we are in
debted for the following information
On Sunday OF last week, a strange dog
appeared at Mr.. Paul MileI's, near the
new postoflice, known as Getz, in this
county. which proved afterwards to be
rabi1. In order that the dog might be
restored to his over, Mr.. Miller, unaware
of It's condition at the time, penned it mp,
but the dog broke the pen and escaped,
biting calf owned by Mr.. Miller. From
Mr.. Ms the rabid dog took the rounds
generally. First, it went to Mr.. VIM.
Haltermau's about mile distant, biting
two Of his dogs; thence to Mr. Evan Jones,
biting two of his fattenlng hogs, which
be killed on showing signs Of being rabld;
thence to Mr. Casper Bowers's, biting
one OF his dogs-the mad dog appearing
on his poarch came near biting Mr.. Bow
ers, who got his gun and shot his own
dog, the strange dog escaping; thence to
Messrs. Campbelps and Leesy's, biting
their dogs; thence to Mr. Newt Doves,
biting his dog; thence to DR.. Cootes'e,
biting his dog; thence through Turlsy-
town, and was finally killed near Linvllle,
Rockingham county, according to report
We warn our readers in those localities to
be on the lookout for mad dogs! The
horror of such death is terrible in the
extreme"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Good News.

We have on hand freshly prepar ed a
large lot OF Twins Celebrated Cough
Syrup, which has proved to be one of
the best remedies for Coughs, Colds,
throat and lung troubles eyer offered in
this country. Will sell it in any quantity
desired, large or small. Try this and be
convinced of the value of a pure homo
medicine. Twins Drug Store IT,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
FOR SALE.

A fine old violin said to have cost S75
and was fayoute instrument with Prof
Thos. Prosho, will be offered at public
auction on
THURSDAY NOV. 10Th, 1894,
at 2 o'clock, p. m, in front Of the COur
House, Woodstock, Va. This is probably
one Of the finest instruments 10 the state,
and is chance Of life time. Terms
Cash, +. X. Irwin.
n. e3t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
TIE NEW ENGLAND PIANO
LEADS.
Sold by C. A. FUNKHoU SER & Co.
Woodstock, IVA

JOAN ~ ~ 80 a -NAAS = SA<As -
Woodstock, IVA
Read what music men of experience
say OF them :
DAYTON, Va. NOV. 3rd, 1894.
Messrs. c. A. Funkhouser & Co.
Woodstock, Virginia.
Gentlemen-We have been selling tho
New England Piano for some time and
have placed quite a number of them in
this and adjoining counties.
In every particular, we have found
them to give perfect satisfaction, and
those who have purchased them are loud
10 their praise of their tone, touch, action
and general appearance. We can recon-
mend them to anyone desiring a first
class instr ument.
Yours truly,
The Ruebush- Kieffer Co.
GIN cINATTI, ONO, Nov. 3rd, 1894.
Messrs. c. a. Funkhouser & Co.
Woodstock. Virginia.
Gentlemen-I take pleasure in stating
that regard the New England Piano as
a most excellent instrument. The one l
have been using in my house for several
years is an exceptionally fine piano. Its
quality of standing in tone is something
remarkable. The tone is full and sonorous
in the bass, sympathetic in the middle
octayes, and clear and brilliant in the
treble. The action is easy and certain;
and the case finely finished. Altogether,
it is an instrument, can sincerely ricom-
mend. b. c. UNsELD,
Editor Musical Messenger"
HAGERsTowN, Nd, Nov. I, 1894.
C. A. Funkhoussr Co.
Woodstock, Va.
Dear Sir:-Having frequently used the
New England Piano in my class room,
do not hesitate to say that it is an in
strument of many superior qualities.
Yours respectfully,
y. ii. hueDusni
Bee-Mar- College.
MAURERTON, Va, Nov. 5, 1894.
Messrs. c. A. Funkhouser & Co.
Woodstock, Va.
Gentlem EN- am certainly glad for the
opportunity of speaking in hehalf of the
New England Piano. For pure. and well
balanced tone, as well as for elegance 10
case, it is simply fine. Before buying
mine, had the opportunity OF testing
quite number of different manufac-
turers. but was most favorably impressed
with the New England.
Yours truly,
J. NJ. Bowman,
Teacher Of Vocal aud Instrumental
Music.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Keep Your Eye on This.

rST IL YOU DO NOT WISH TO
| CONTINUE TAKING THE HERALD !
AFTER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES
\ REFUSE TO TAKE 1T FROM THE POST [
I OFFICE AND REQUEST THE POST y
MASTER TO so INFORM US. IT WILL
NOT COST YOU A CENT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Excursionists And Viitors to
Washington d. G

The Temple Hotel, Nos. 90i and COG
Ninth street, N. W., has been recently
remodeled and refurnisbed, and its regul a
tons are frst-class. 1t is the most CEN
trail hotel in the city to all points of in
terest and business. Street cars from all
depots pass the door, Separate dining
roc for guests Of the hotel. Room aid
meals per day, 81 to $3.50 Excellent
meals in public dining room, % cents
each
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

Don't forget that have everything in
the Grocery line that any one could want
all fresh and prime goods and way down.
in price. JnO. Il. Hartman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
NoLlca.

l hereby notify all persons that have
no agent employed, and no one is author
lied to collect for me or transact auy
business 10 my name.
MILTON VETTER.
Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

Please read the dates on your paper. II
your subscription has expired, n remit
lance will change the date, and your
conscience will he relieved.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Heavy Mortgage.

On last Friday. the Clerk of Shen an
doah county admitted to record the largest
mortgage ever recorded in this county. 1t
was that Of the Southern Railroad com.
psny and was for the sum OF $780, 900, 900.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

Paddy mountain. seveal mornings ago
was covered with snow, an indication
that winter is approaching.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Saw Mill for Sale.

1 have good saw mill, engine and all
necessary fixtures for sale cheap. Address.
at once, JNO. II. FURR,
At. Mt. Jackson, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When abe became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Advertising Rates.

Advertisements will be inserted at one
dollar per square of ten lines or less for
the first insertion, and 80 cents for each
subsequent insertion
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09
Cents furnishing Goods.

The pretet Styles and best quality kept in Mems
neck wear at very low prices.
Pretty scarfs at Zoc'
1 in hand pretty z9c
Fine silk scarfs 4oci
Still better very fine &c.,
Cents heavy WEIGHT under shirts all sizes 25c
Gent,s Se.vv- WEIGHT under shirts SOC.
Cent? fine all wool 75c.
Cents still better sl.OO
Cents Australian wool fine under shirts and drawers per Set
800
Gents working top shirts Acc
Cents - " hotter SOC.
Gents knit jackets very fine zoe;
Gents white swetters very fine 2OO
Cent? fine TON shirts ali wool heavy WEIGHT 75c
Gents sI better Ali wool ton shirts fine quality 100
Fin lanndered ton shirts with coor and cuff detached 95c.
A. No. fine white top shirt l:OO
White Numbered " ioc
White 45c
Gents heavy canton flannel drawers 4yc
Gents canton flannel drawers zoe
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

Mr. Carter NJ. LOuthan, prominent
Republican politician and speaker. OF
Madison county, Va, had a distressing
and perilous experience in the Blue
Ridge mountain a short time since. After
speaking at Luray on Monday of last
week, he started for his home in Madison
county OH horseback and in takinga short
cut through the Blue Ridge he became
lost in this big mountain range. While
wandering around in the dark he sprain-
ed bis ankle so badly as to render him
helpless. Ia this condition he remained
in the mountain for two days and nights.
His absence alarmed his sfamlly who
tslegraphed for information as to his
whereabouts, bat could get no informa-
tIon until Friday when gentleman re-
ported that he had found Mr.. Louthan in
the mountain unable to wslk and much
exhausted, and had taken him to his
home and cared for him. 1t Is thought
that be will be all right in short time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-11-09

fine of all kinds of samples for suits and over
coats made to order.
Trade received i'm exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
sell returned good
New York Bazaar,
oa1s p4- STREET, WOODSTOCK Va
, 1894-09-25

- Den v53wi6auer g}sueiten 9ta1rtcbz
ten" bonn 80. 2tu9uit pirb aus W2aOriO edit
ldDItlcb gemelDet vSn gan5 Spanien
berricbte 9eitern Elm fnrcbt6arer Sr9an."
- Dem ySAtpdbiiben Mertur" (9to.
202) iptrO aus 8aDreutD seic6rieben: uSm
SbllBatt Der lebten BaritfaLzQtuffibrun9
.ereignete .iicb ein tleiner ornitbologiiber
,3wii6enfaQ. 2tlS in Der OraISicene Sic
Goube 6erabi6pebte, flogen SIT gleicber 3eit
6 9roBe TIeberm III Il II e I'M ite berum.
Ttebermauie IinO na6 8re6m SGu9etbiere,
Ser 3niic6eniaaI Bari Oaber ni1t ais Elm
prnitgOlo9iider beaetbnet uerben.
, 1894-09-25

lOSgetaiien mor6en, un6 flt6r in raicn6er
@tlc itaotaulp0rt9. 8on Der HGubern
ipnrOcn nur 5ipci e%in9ciangeu, Der 6arbige
8rolpn un0 Somc5 @orbner. Sn 6e3
Gritcren Solbcn lamb man Sipei golOcnc
9amcnfcttcn, Gin @ortcmonnaie uno $40
in 8apier9cIo, bel benz 2eBteren brei golz
Oene Soften. Die iibrigen 8uriben cnts
f0men.
, 1894-09-25
Neue An5eiger,.

OIae Gooess1n5eieen Il, weIde fir ole
mlOr9en.2lus9abe Der nJ0inois Stats
5eitun9" auf9e9eben weroen, erfdeinen fOffen,
frei i'm 2bensbIatt. Die 2nnabme Don Qns
5ei9en fir oos 1benobIatt idIieSt nm II ubr
mittass, fur Ole moreens2Ius9abe nm 10 uhr
Qbenos.
, 1894-09-25
6e9en oen Bars. ooer 6umntifue

Die biS6er empfobIsnen Mittc( baben
iib nibt beipG6rt, 0a8e3en iou t~On5entrirte
@Iii9iGure Dem ltebel gei1euert Daben.
&on5entrirte @iiiglGure, ME man iie aus
Der Npptbefe be5ie0t. tDir0 nit elmer 9(eicben
Ofen9e Moiicr p%eroiinnt. So6onn tperben
mebrfadb 3uiammengefaltete 2etnipan61
Happen NIT oieler SGure getrGntt, aui Die
Wunben auf9eLegt un0 nit 8ait o6er 0arn
feItgebu1ben. Son 3eit SIT Belt befeu6tet
man sic &ein1panGbduiben tpie6er NIT
SGlre, inocm man iOlbe Darauf trdufelt
Dber iene abnimmt ltl1b tpie6er III bic SGure
eiutar6t. Bon 3eit SIT 3eit e"ntfcrnt man
lor9fdltig Sic ab9eitorbenc &in0e, iOtpie Die
Sum She'll a~tfgclpeicbte 01tmmima1ie unb
piro balo Sic BunOe iret Don IOl0er ers
6aItclr. 3Deil5 bic Gntfernung ber erb6rte9
Ten @ummimaiie, tbeilS aucb Bic 9e5infefz
tipn ber QGunbe iclbit mag bte ltria1e leilt,
oa6 einerleits bie 8roouftton bon @ummt
abnimmt unD aufb0rt, tpGbrenb anbererz
ieit3 an ben 8unbrGnoern trGfttge lteberz
moQungSiuiilite berportretelt, bic bic Q8unoe
SIT lDtieBen iud6en. Otdn miro b0S Ser
faDren natiirli6 fortleBen, Bis feline @Unt1
miproouttion in Der Wunbe n1eDr itatt>
ftn6et.
, 1894-09-25
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SOmmsrfrtfas- 9Ommsrtrifas

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Gotten i'll q. 6. 9eitn9s Boomers gate 9ubbiuitOH.
9tuf an9ensiuen 8unf4 Der 3aBlrsiaen geiuaer Don
9crrH 9eling5 6orm al, Boomers cafe in 4lscouiin lit
bic %afe=6rOHt III Gotten ausselegt uuO i'll ben @tartt
gebroHt. YOluers Cafe if in 3lpeiitiuOlger 5agrt NIT
Der gtOrtb @eiteru=go1u at crrel9eu, regt uaBe Ger
Stauon @suOo 5uuetioH. 99jScouitH. Sic tur3e Iyobrt
bon @euOa 5uHctOH gum Cafe lit reid al SCenerIeH uuo
Qepd9rt cine berrli9e 4uSIi9t AMI bas berumlje9eH0s
5errain. 9ue Gotten bo0sn idmmtlid 80 6uB Su0froHt
am Gee uub IslbIt III BeiBeften SOmmsr lpebt sn be.
itau0lg fubIcr I8jub oom Su0eu uber ben cafe uHo 1tlo
lit 5Fulge Der Suofront uuo bfs itttig tubRu Miuoes
oieie Gotten DIE bsgebrteleu am gaa5er cafe lie babeH
cine Siefs OOH 900 5uB, ftuO init ben l9oHItea
Sdattsn6duTeH, Wie @I4eH, 8udeu GeoerrL. uHo ouerleI
S6linggen0hieH b~eitaubeH, erbebem iib tseilUetie 506u8
nber BEN Gee uro bIeteE cine ualerIide Nusii9t ubtr ben
cIne Wssile bretten mo suci @teilen longen See, lpeIber
on SdOubet uuo 6ccutrleH Dem 1nfe @enena. benz be.
%rebteiten Ste 9alsooriius, QleiGtOmmt 9as flare
gHaiier, OOH @iienaueIeu eendbrt, fret non allen Sumpf.
pflon3en, Der %fanOlac 8Ooen bieten Die Ih6nfteu 9aOs-
pI0Bs; 3ogirejte Slide, @DDttobreu uuo Gs9cln Iaoet
3a Oieiem Sport Sir gooeanftoltcn, CUTE gerpfsguus
rno proutpte @srblnOHng 8loiiaen Der Citation 9suOa
5uncsion uHo benz cafe lit geiprgt.
gsHr % Gotten limb porhonoeu; feline Iomilie uno
gEoturljebBaber Iouteu e8 uuterlaIfen, I'D cine eauIteqe
3u tderu. gtQbers ausfInft ertbeilt, ioluIe Qlotte!I
perIeu0et
6. Melm&
1895 Dtllmuufee ape.,
obsr 3tmmer 80, go. 40 ga eaus Str.
GueiHiSsr @gent. @elo. uno @oufgsfbdft
, 1894-09-25
Gin neuer Diebmorft in 2lusfi6t

Q(ui Nnre9un8 6eS untertfonti6en Gonz
luIS eugene @ermoin in .3iirtcb in Der
SbDei3 lit IN leBterem 2an0e cine 8ez
tue8un9 5u @utiten Ser Gtnfii0rlng amce
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%poroen, Die bauptiGbli9 ouf BEN Grfolg
3uriifBufiibren lit, ben Sic @inFibrln0
0meritaniicben 9tinbpiebS mach 6amburg
au~i5utpeiien bat ltno nopnn erit tilr3licb an
OOrliegenber Steue ouSfiIbrlicb Sic &eOe
Sepeien lit. 8or furScm lanbte ST.. Ser
main einen 8eribt iiber Die NuS1tcbten
fit omeritanii4eS EtnbfleiI1 in Der
S6tpei5" an ieine 9tegterung in gGai6ingz
ton un3 cine 2lbibrift bierpon fon6 t6ren
Q8e9 in bic Offentlicbe 8ibliOtbet in .3iiri9,
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ShpeiSer 8auernbmOe8 ~gelan9te. 9araufz
bin fanO cine 8eriammlung oeS 8auernz
6un6eS itatt, in tpelGber sic Q(niic9t ourc6z
brGng, 6aB eS fiir bic Qan6wirtbibaft in
Der S6pei3 pDn 9roBcm 8ortbeil iein
iuiiroe, penn iie t6ren Gtebitano 6urd6 Gin
itellun9 pon auertfantibem Sungoieb frGfz
ti9ten unb i6m neueS 8lut 5ufi1rten. Der
Mteinun9SauStaui6 bate 5ur 6olge, baB
observation-disclosures eingeleitet nuroen, tpelbe
nad6 ber 2(nitdbt bcS GoniulS Sic GinIebunQ
zines 2(usi9uiie5 gut 6olgs baben meroen,
Der bieiem Q0n0c einen 8eiucb abItatten
unb bier Sic GdtbIa9e in 8e5ug auf bie
2lusflbr iungen 6in0piebS na9 Der S3tpei3
ituotre1 i0n.
, 1894-09-25

otto Gonroo @Onnins, Gleouore

0tto GonroO @onnius, GleOuore
Gopbie NllDerleu. 1874
0lmer g. Gorbort, 6ror @race &.
2lIobp. .32-24
Son1eS Is. SnIitb, &ittie 28oroeu 800. .26-19
,[obn 9tou, Nullte 10. Yauer. .27-20
Wforibou q. San, 2luuie Nrpmn ..... .27-22
gilbert e. 9(iltom, 0dnuoD goit. ..... .2S-2S
Neonet 9teleS, Gbereio O%tc9fomora. . .21-20
9SiQiom g. S0olbert, Giteuo 6itS.. ..27--23
2Stulom 9dIfart. 6rou Not9erlne 6pon35-3S
Norrp :. 9(eDber9, Solep6ine 9to6ri9. $50
EDlltpp q. Vtttlter, Su9a SObnion.. .25-19
Sdwr6gn Smoltn5ti, Wtorp Opener. .23-21
9Stlbelm Solbte, Nll9ulto G6riitel. . .24-20
Sob1 ttronter, Nnnte 9Sieret9er .... .21-19
G9orleS 8etlelemsti, 6ronci5 (Quppo. .23-2O
@Hitop GnlI Wteuten, @ertrltoe 8oul=
.32-2S
Nrtolti0 Polnmbo, 6ilomena Giaugo=
6ronf .. Ni0Ol, Garuia, GouoOa,
Mfor9oret Cham 8romn, 9(u1tin, &u.2S-28
SO5ei Eobl, 1omtbOrne, ST., Soiefo
Tirfef, ebeuou6cr. .26-1S
0tap6ael Sumter, 2eng .3O-35
98iQiam s. Ntaiiel, Dina Wtoronb. .37-24
Set gerOfentti9un9 u~niere5 oeftri8en
8eric6t5 ertpirft:
@eorqe 4uttou, Cora Glorf. 1913
Ebeopore C0S, emma Salmoleu .... $3.50
CHARLES Sb0rnto1, &ot6leeu W}ofQp. els
G0Squ0te 2(ntrt, 9tolino 8oineuto. . 1876
&6omuS g8Gbl, Stole W&urp6p.. .30-2S
W&ottDelp 0ofett, 0elene &ot0l. ..... 22-19
9Siuiom S0ntiOt, Tloreuce GaQinoer. 21-25
NilGeIm &ueobe, 8oueD Seeb1roer. .38-28
WltGael 8eOermQn, Clara &erDit. .. 25-22
Wtor WeoeleS, 0elet 0Dmalt. ..... PTS
Grlelt Ro0ler, Ei55ie 6umilton ...... 24-22
SHr++ko,y, 0E1,r,to 0RoV, S,,oLoS Oh ~
S6DrDlf 9tornt0lt, Otorie &lieniorQ. 1874
Meu6elt Goit, &ittie 6asforb. 49,. $50
S,oDn Oetl1leil1, Safe Gee. .35-31
Sobu ultoll, Nlt1tie 6atlep 1870
Na1iel Barrett, @la 6u9beS.. .27-23
Stol1tSlap ScotontterecS, Carolina
SbporB. 49,. BIB
Worctlt Ellttd, &omltno 0ruirlpuSfa $3.50
So6n o0rp0t0, Glt5abet6 5ofoo ..... .29-28
Nreb. 00rlan, Slipe Gam ion. ...... .23-25
8tQtam 6erntort, @tlmer Seobor9.. .22-20
gStlliom Hltebter, Wt0rid Burns. -. .22-20
Notbou Ni6ermaltlt, Siuie 8altin1onu .25-22
NoOlpb 2eperelS, Qnnie @obel. 800. .20-18
Sobn Neolep, &t55te 8prue. .27--24
6re0eric Gomiln, Soiepbine McGortnep24-24
cSo1ep6 Nott, Jole 0aDiS. ......... .26-21
0ern1an 9arttels, Sert6a Gutenberg. .22-22
&olentile S0ilin9, 2ouiie Berg. .... 47-43
Garl Qtnberl OIL, Caroline $oulon... go. 1876
9Em|p, S"" W Sll"eteH, SVlola
Brain. .24-1S
0apiO MueQer, Cutie 2uebtfe. ..... .41-25
6ral1t &oplor, SOiepbiue Safes. .... .39-20
S9eobor &OnteiOn, Nicolille 6euIer .23-21
Mtutar1 9td, 9(nno Eorter. ....... 1856
@enrg Go9er6, emma Nbt .21-21
6reb. @entbner, 8ertbo Summit. 80. 29-24
gilbert 2lSba6, Qln1o 9}eblS. 1913
0ermon 6oit, Wtorio Wti6il.. ..57-52
albert Solution, Goultno Sranf. ..... 27-19
6ronciS StOdneQ, 0torp 09oefer. .42-32
Simione Garoile, Wto6eliuo Hape. ..28-2S
SolneS Sertep, ST.. M0rp 9too6eu. .27-27
Solep9 Silt, SteQe 8oB.. .50-27
, 1894-09-25
2pOeS=Mttaei0e.

SrellnOen unb 8efoultteu Die traurt9e g{otridt oaB
lletlte t1tnt91t 9ellebte 9otttn nn0 uniere 9eliebte SD6ter
4fortu AM "a. September, NtOrQelGs 10 llbr. Ielig int
88errlt entj4lafelt lit. Die 9eeroi9nn9 finoet itott aHt
OtIttpob, ben 26. September, $50 MtprQens. pDm
5rorerbouie, 26 @liitOu Npe, no6 Der St 3BereIio.
Stride unb BON Oa nab BEN ct. 8puifociu5=Glr1BpT.
SSbt y, Seppf, 6otte.
Melrpic &ppf, Sobu.
Sobu y. Sigitcim, cy+ox,
WfariG SigItcilt, iS't'"'
SpDn EiGitciu, Bruoer.
, 1894-09-25
beirQthsfheine.

S~oGgenbe 6eirotb9icbeine muroen beute
bon 6errn SoIOmOnion i'm Bureau bes
@ountD5Glerfs olSgeIteQt:
, 1894-09-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement % 3t H G GBhRAS7A Il fNs SeS
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 3lst day
81 December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
lntendeHt OF the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-09-25
SnOessNaptsefnr.

5reuuoeu rnO 8efot1tte1 Die trourige 9}ohri1t, bar
ltnier leber Noter Yeter &sattthant i'm sitter BON IS
SoDret uno 8 Wtpnaten ieli9 tm oerru euti9lafeu 1T.
8le BeerOtguuQ flnbet itott WtjttlpOd) MDrQen 9 lbr
ppmt GranerbauIe p GlQtu Ctr. uoG Der ct. BeterS=
ftrde unb pon o0 mob benz ct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sic trateruben @iuterblie6enet
Better, SOifpb, Scbu, Saeob uu0
2SitDcint SSartmGttu, S6bue,
uebit MuuebDrideu.
, 1894-09-25
Partners.


02erI0Hgt: Sin @0rtuer in eiucm 9}eal GItate.
&entln9 uno Nrdltetten=@eih0ft; muB 800 biz 500
touHelt. NOr: a. 80 StoatS3eituHG.
, 1894-09-25

Sretnoet mo 8efonnteu Die |traurtQe 9tad)rirbt, oaR
ltnier g%eltebteS Sinh @sr6ert i'm 3ortelt 9Iter pon II
Wtouateu am AloutoQ 6lrD ben SOB Dpu Ieineu &ei0eu
erlbit puroe. 9ie 8eer0tQung Tinbet itatt am Ntittpod
g}adDmtttog 2 ltbr pom 'EroucrbouIe, 982 Ntinuautec
IOe., tad) 9%r0CelonO. Sic ticf6etritbteu @ltcru
25Ip2t G0maro uto 9tmsm1time S,nrAt.
ID. 9. Fl.
9en Mtit0ueOert Der 8obert Blunt 2oae, g{u. 397.
8. 8. 8. 5ur NaGri6t, OoB GIriitinm 8efmer ee=
irorben it. 8e9ra0niB finoet am 3ounerftag MtittaQ
nm al lDr itott Sic 9Jtit9Iieber limb eriuDt, nm Die
beitInGmte 3ett i'll Der oaae alllpeien0 81 fetn.
ST.. Siud)ert, 8. y.
9lmt. MtetLina, Sefr.
, 1894-09-25
gu ltibem gcin6t.

NorlebeH geIudt $500. erfte MortgaQe. 6 9ro5ent AMI
Qutes property. t3u o~OrciireI $. 6rDttfe. 251
00itlnQs STR.