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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04

Byyirtue OF the unanimous endorsement
OF the Democratic convention which a.
sembled at Woodstock, Sept. 2lth. 1895
and i'm consequence OF requests and Pc
ttiOns from citizens OF Frederick county
hereby announce my candidacy for re-
election to the State Senate from this.
the 10th Senatorial District, subject to
any regularly and legally called DomO
cratic Senatorial Convention that may
be held. upon a fair and equitable basis
Of representation. provided the alleged
nominee Of the Strasburg convention
first be recalled as though no nomna-
ton had been made, so as to pnt all
candidates on an equal footing.
This is fair and will produce harmony.
| As am the senatorial incumbent in the
| 10th District, it seems to me a. matter
of courtesy and right. | am entitled to
4 denomination. This is now as it has
been heretofore the 10th Senatorial Dis
trict, whereas Frederick was in the l2ih
Senatorial District, then it can be seen
that Frederick came to Shenandoah, and
not Shenandoah to it.
am led to believe that there would
have been no opposition tony re-nomi-
nation from the impartial and unpreiu-
diced democl ats of Frederick county.
The card | had published sometime
since in the Winchester Times" and
News" put my position fairly before
the people, and as still further eXplana-
DRY of the action OF the Shenandoah
Committee, appeared the letters 1T j. n.
Brcnnaman, Chairman of the Dem )cratc
Committee. Of Shenandoah County. 1t
is proper that | should sta'e that as to
the 50 called, walton" Election law,
that | favor now, as heretofore, two
"Onstables and other necessary changes
50 as to make the law acceptable. 1t
was an experiment, and if it does not
work satisfactory. it can be properly
amended, and having been connected
with its construction, | would think it.
proper that should have some voice in
any modification Of it,
desire to state frankly and hOnOrably
as to the senatorial question. that | am
absolutely uncommitted and unpledged
to any living soul. rther: that haye
no complications, and if reelected |
shall earnestly strive to crafty the eX-
pressed wishes OF my constituency,
whether done at a Senatorial Convention
or otherwise.
From the knowledge gained, and eX-
perience acquired, | feel that as an
agriculturist and otherwise, can faith
fully and intelligently serve the good
people of the 10th Senatorial District.
My record OH all state questions. and
interest in the affairs OF the people gen
orally, are too well known to require
ME to repeat here. So for as | can, |
will see you personally and be pleased
to give my views and explain my position
fully during the canvass.
In anticipation of the liberal and
loyal support that you will. give me, Lam
yours to erye, and yours to command.
Respectfully,
NJ. l.. WALTON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
LETTER FROM ZEPP.

Mr. E lltor'-I wInt to give yJI ( ew
items AND a brief description Of our little
yallsy.
Our valley known as Cedar Creek, IL
about eight miles long aud two miles
wide, lying between Paddy noun
rain on the Northwest and the Little
North Mountain on the southeast, and
extends from Van Buren, Furnace to the
Frederick county line. We have an
abundance of the best quality of iron
ore. and at one time we had two smeit-
ilg furnaces, one at each end Of the
valley. But the furnaces, like the good
times, died long ago, but the Tannery is
still with US aud is giving employment
either direct or indirect, TO many men,
although the tanuery has been built long
after the furnace had become dormant.
Rev. D. II. Rhodes preached very
Interesting sermon last Sunday morning
at IL o'clock HIS text was trom Solm.
Songs 4th and 10th. His remarks were
to the Church. | think many were
brnefted, the church sho1li be, anyway.
Some young ladies aud gentleman
visited Cspon Springs last Sunday from
Zspp. y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
FRIDAY. OFT. 4, 1890.
The Political situntion.


The situation at olitics in the
Tenth Senatorial District Is abOnt
q follows:
The convention callrd nv two
members of the Senatorial Com
mittee, the chairman of Frederick
county aud the city of Winchester,
the Chairman of Shen IN iOaI cOun
I. having declined TO unite in th'
call, nominated NJ Clarke P"rcell
as the regular D.mo'atlc nOmlnee
of the district for the Senate. The
chairman of the Democratic coun
~ committee Of Shenandoah c'alWs
that the call aud the OceeilrgS
under the call were irregular and
that the city is AOt entitled 10 a
member of the committee. The
other members OF the committee
claim that Il cir proceedings were
regular and propose 10 tue , zen
sld Iah menO.r - submit TIE
Questions II Dispute t the ) aic
Committee for diclsiOn aud pledge
themselves to abide by the decision
of the State COMMITTEE.
The Dem, cratic Convention OF
Shenandoah called to nominate a
candidate for the House of Dele.
gates, passed y resolution endOrs.
ing Hon. NJ. l. Walton, as a
caudld~ts for, the Senate
Mr.. Watson. a card i'll this issue,
accepts their endOis'n emf aud
announces himself as a candidate.
The convention of the Honest
Elections party, through a com
mittee appointed fer the purpose,
nominated Jas G. McCane, Z o..
as a, candidate for the Senate FROM
this district.
The Republican Convention,
which met ID S,rasOurg last Mon
day, endorsed the nomination Of
the Honest Elec ions party, and
ratified the nomination by pledg-
ing the support OF the Republican
party to Mr.. McCune.
Frederick county can be reason.
ably expe cted to give Democratic
majority of abOlt $40.
Shenandoah county can be reas
onsbly expected to give a demo,
cratic or republican IN Jri'y of
$50.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
ST. DaVid'S News.

There was a social singing at Mr.. P.
Rinker's Sunday night, and in the crowd
were lots of charming young ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Glenn, OF Lantz's
Mill, paid Mr.. John Clanahan a visit
last Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Muzzleman and Mrs. Rau
and two daughters, Of Luray, pail
Parson Clanahan very pleasant visit
Saturday and Sunday, returning home
Monday.
Miss Enic Beydler. of Zion, is visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity this
week.
John McMann. one of Woodstock boys
was to see Us this week.
Mr.. Bill Shipe is one of the happiest
mortals of this earth: and says his boots
will hardly hold him. It's girl.
Miss Florence MOreiand, OF near Seven
Fountains, is visiting friends around st.
Dayid's this week. j. b.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
A Fifteen-Year-Old Boy Cap
TIRES a Burglar.

A remark bic DRY of the couT
age of IA boy Coz es from FraI k in
Junction, Va. Marry b. Watts, 6f
ten years old, who Is clerk III 4
country store at that place, was
awakened a few nights ago by a
burglar, who had smashed a win
dow and was entering the house.
The boy concealed himself witha
revolver until the burglar entered
aud then struck light, covering
the intruder with the weapon and
ordering him to hold up his hands
which he did. Young Watts the .
made the burglar seat himself, and
the COURAGEOUS youth sat beside
him, holding the revolver over the
burglar until daylight, when
another clerk came to the store,
and the two maIcned the burglar
oveer to a magistrates Office and
had him arrested aud imprisoned
i'm the Chatham jail.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
(uMNLSsIONER.S OFFICE.

4 lDM OlSSION Elk VI he.
~ Woodstock, Va, Sept. Is, 1895.
70 Norman kre-. Faux hecs aud 4. >.
=, Rees, partners trading as Hans Rees Sons
compts ". Isaac OrndOif and Leah
/ Orndortf deis.
You are hereby not f,d that have
fixed upon thu 18th day of October next.
between the hours of O'clock, A. NJ, aud
q O'Clock, p. VI 10 take AMI settle ~ ny
Office the accounts OF
lst. The real estate owned by dofen
dauts subject to the lien OF plti's. judG-
ment, With the actual and annual yalus
of the same.
Pad. ! be liens binding the same ar
ranged according 10 priority, and
3rd. Report any other matter deemed
pertinent OF that any party in interest
may require as required 10 be taken by
the decree OF Shenandoah Circuit Con {
rendered on TIE 7Ih day of septic bSr,
1895, IN a suit in chancery depending iu
said court between Hans Rees' Sons,
complts and Isaac Orndortf. &c deft,
and If from any cause the taking Of ssii
accounts shall not be commenced or
having been commenced shonld not b.
completed on that day, the taking % tho
same will be adjourned fIom day TO day 4,
or from place to place until the same are
taken and completed.
G ven under my hand as Com mission'
in chancery Of said court, at my Office in
said county the day and year irst afoIe-
said.
E. E. STICKLEY, Comr in Cbany.
Sept. Cow. WINS. Il Bre. p
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Republican Convention.

The Republican convention Of q G
T,n'h 5, Material District Of Virginia M.
az Strashurg on hr 30lh inst. The Cou-
v,utiOn wac called tu order by Mr G. l.
Hardy. Of Frederick Who wac made
Chairman Of the conventions.
y. J. GillOcI, at Shenandoah and VIM.
Gi6bons of Winchester were elected
secretaries.
The action Of he committee appointed
by the Honest Elcetions party, which
nomiuatsd J. G. NJ, Cane, Esqr.,l was re
p lrted to the convention, whereupOn a
resolution was fired and passed en-
dIrsing the nominee Of the Honest Elec
ii rs party and pledging him the support
OF the Republican party.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
COMMISSIONERS nEFIcF

4 W VI VI lDDlO y II = VT ! II r.
~ Woodstock, Va. Sept. Is, 1895.
To II. VI. Rogers adlnr. c. t. a. OF Geo
II. Dmges, decd, Complt
aud
Rsbecca Hood aud WIN. 3. Hood lei
husband, Mary Catherine Smith and
-- Smith her husband, and Joseph
Dinges, Deit-
aui all others concerned:
You are hereby notified that I hay,
fl rsd upon the DIST d,y OF October next
I between the hours Of O'Clock A. n a- d
/ e O'clock. =. NJ 10 take an settle, ~ ms
Office, the accounts aud make ont aud ~.
port To the next term Of this court
/ scheme OF distribution Of the funds show
/ to have been paid into the hands OF Sam
/ c. Williams late General Receiver in thi.
cause making provision '0r all unpaid
! costs OF this suit oar Of sald fund a. ne
CURED to be taken by the decree Of - en
and Circuit Cont rendered ou ihe en-
| day OF SCI fember, 1895 IN suit Do % 10
Gerry depend z in IL cOgrf bet SO. p Go
| II DinEes' ,adinr. Nc. complis. and Ding->
} &c. defiS. ani if from any cluse 40,
taking Of said aecOun-s shall not b, CON
meuced, or having been commence d shont
not be completed tn that day, the tax lug
of the same will be adionin'd from da}
TO Day, OF from place 10 pace until tbr
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commission e.
IL chancrry OF said c'nrt. at IA uHic-
said county tie day aud year fast afre
>aIG.
f.. Z. STlCkLEY, Comr pa Chany.
Sept. 20-iw. w. \ W p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
NEWS AND COMMENTS.

The contract lOr the COnStruc
ton of water works for the town
Of Culpeper has been varled t.
Vaughan & Luck. Of Roanoke.
Their bid WAS SSl. 79l
The proposition to subscribe
100000 of its bonds to The Nir-
glnis, Fredericksburg and West.
eru Railroad was not carried in
Stafford county, Va, as heretofore
supposed. a careful canvass Of
the vote showed on some 594
votes in favor Of the proposition.
This did not include majority of
the registered voters of the county
aud under the law The majority OF
the registered voters must vote III.
favor of The proposition to subscribe
to works of internal Improvement
in order to carry il.
Gen. o. o. Howard in his speech
at Chattanooga, on Thursday, Sep
10th referred TO the reunion of
the Fifth Virginia Regiment with
the Twenty eighth New York
which was held at Niagara Falls
some years ago aud quoted parts
of speeches then made as follows:
"The Fifth Virginia mt one of
the regiments The Twenty eight
NV York, at Niagara Fa Is, by in
vitation of the latter. an Off ser of
that regiment used THESE words:
"And we feel that IN this coming
together we do no dishonOr to the
memory Of our dead comrades or
our cause. From the battlements
Of Heaven there look down npOn
MS today the spirits of both the
Union and Confedera e dead. aud
believe that they relpice in a re-
union like this, aud that the issue
OF the war was national unity. 1t
should now be our aim to Obliterate
all sectional lines. Let there be
no north, south, east or west, but
Que country and one people,
Col Z. Il. Suckley, of Woodstock,
Va, a one armed southern man in
the war, a Confederate, replied:
1--WE are brothers, of ole d SD, one
blood. one manhood, having one
Heavenly Father, and one common
country, wide enough, broad en-
eugh, rich enough for alltoinhabit.
We are here to show you that we
can march side by side with our
former enemy, aud to demonstrate
how perfectly too, we can rise
above the anlmosities OF those
years of blood and carnage, and
recognize you as our brothers and
friends Of a common brotherhood.
Does not this August spectacle,
this magnificent scene, this mag
!, animous manifestation OF peace,
here 80 beautifully presented un-
der the thunders o. Niagara, sug.
pest TO our hearts that the war Is
over the contest ended, the battle
donei'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04

Ed. Keller, a brakeman on freight tran
No AL, which leaves Harrisonburg at
,'clock q. N, had his hand mashed while
nucoupliug cars at Stanton last Friday
morning. No bones we're broken bat the
INJURIES we're of very painful nature.
something more than year ago he had
leg broken while shifting cars in the
ards in Harrisonburg. which disabled
him for some time On Friday last Brut e
Russell, another Harrisonburg brakeman,
met with a similar accident at Strasburg
junction. While coupling cars on the
way freight bis hand was caught, one
finger mashed off, aud several others
badly crushed. --ROckingham Register.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
A Town Burned.

Biis'cl. V: Sept 20. The iowi
Of b z ) one G,p, w., abolt hN'
miles from Bristol, was almos
totally destro, Ell by fire shortly at
ter midnight FrIlay night. Th
loss will b, about $4,000 Will
tie insnrAuc is only about So 600
Th. ficc orIglna ed Ii the Vail J
II tel. rne origin of the 1re ia
not knOwn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04

Read and carefully remember this ad.
vrrtis, rent, and be sure to look for the
one neAa weeks Issue
Greatest care in adjusting glasses for
children. Parties hsving children with
cross eyes arc invited to call aud see how
,hey can be Strengthened with glasses.
Ignarantee every PAIR # glasses fitted
by me. and if not satisfactory will ex
change them within one year, without
charge.
/ expect TO win your approval 10y the
-killful and accurate manner IN which
my glasses give improved and comfort
able vision. Those who have failed to
be suited elsewhere are especially invited
10 call. | will visit all the valley towns
about every two months.
Respectfully.
PROF. IL. BRONSTE
may l7-6mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
Nj A r K Il T S .
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

For the purpose of receiving the State
nj County LAKES for the year 1905, |
VIII attend at the following places on tie
daY - mentioreG:
Qnlcksburg, Thursday, October Il
New Market, FIJI. and sat Oct Is aud -
Forcstyllle, Monday. Oct q
NOore's Store, Tuesday, Oct. y
MI Clifton. Wed nesday, Oct. %
Orkney Springs, Thursday, oct. "a
Cabin Hi, Friday, Oct. .!
VI jackson, Saturday, Oct. 20
Liber Furnace, Monday, Oct. %
Columbia Furnace, Tuesdsy, Oct. %
Headquarters, Wednesday, Oct 30,
from 9 q. N. t. j m.
Lantz's Mil, Wednesday, Oct. 30,
from to p. NJ
Elinburg, Thursday, Oct 81
;Iarman's Mill. Friday, Nov. !
Hunch's Store, Saturday, Nov. ,
Woo lstock, Monday. Tues. and Utd.
Nov 4, 5, and election day Nov. 8
Zepp, Thursday, Nov.
II Olive, Fri lay, Nv. 2
Tou's BrOc k. Saturday, Nov. y
Woodstock, Nm day, Nov. H., court day
Vhea field, Tuesday Nov II
Lebanon Church. Wednesday, Nov Is
Strasburg, Thur. and Fri, Nov. IA and 10
After fl ia the above appoint nents
will be IN the TreI>urer's Office from day
TO day until December lst, when i've pen
cent will be added for hon-paymenl
prior to that time.
TRENEMBER. that the lst day Of
December is the last day to pay without
the five per cent being added, aud not
Decemb cou 1t, as a great many persons
seem to think.
Respectfully, G. W. hOONlH'
County Trea surer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
OOMMI SIONER'S OFFICE.
3 SCHMITT,
Druggist,
Woodstock, Va.

G0MMl SIONER'S OFFICE,
/ " Woodstock, Va, Sept. Is, 1895.
To r. e. Bauserman, aud l.. Filiz
mu,sr aud s. Filtzmoysr tratisg az
| FIlizmOyer & Brother, Complts.
Thomas Fry, Christina Penuywit
widow Of Reuben Pennywif, decd, and
/ E. E. Stickloy, gd'n ad rem for Marx
Fry, Edward Fry, Elizabeth Fry aud
John X. Fry. infant hors Of Mary Fry
dec.n, Defts
You are hereby notified that | haye
f Sed upon the l1th day of October next.
II, ween the hours OF O'Clock, A. NJ. aud
10, lock, p NJ. if fair, if not. Oh the hext
day thereafter, Sunday excepted) to take
and settle. at my Office the accounts of
Cd What debts 1t any are properly
chargeable upon the real estate of Renb, Il
Penny wit, decd, or were so chargeable.
40 What personal estate was left by
said Reuben Pennywit, deco, that was
applicable to the payment of SAID debts
aud hal became of said personal estate.
NID 70 settle and adinst the account.
of & +. Wghtman Sheriff com. admr. OF
said estat..
Nv To ascertain and report the liens
binding the said life estate Of Thoma'
Fry in their order of priority.
(V) Any matter deemed pertinent by
him. OF that any party in interest mSy
r, qnirs a. required to be taken by the
decree of shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the 10,h Cay of September,
1895. to be used In evidence 10 suit IN
chancery depending in said court between
X. G.. Bausermau, &c. cOmDlis. and
Thomas Fry, &c. defts. aud il from
any cause the taking of sai | accounts
shall not be commenced, or having been
commenced shonld not be completed on
that day, the taking of the same will be
adjourned from day to day, or from
place to place, until the same are taken
and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioners
in ChaDcery Of said court, at my Office in
said county the dag and year first afore-
said
NJ. W MAGRUDER, comr. in Chany.
Sept. Cow. A. a. w. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
NaurertOWu News.

We had fine rains last week, Monday
and Thursday.
Our oldest citizens declare rs hot
weather Thursday rs they ever felt.
Mr.. d. II. Siickley and wife. OF Stras-
burg. were the guest, OF Rev. +. b.
Shaver. Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs.. Miller. Of Stra~burg. was the
guest OF Mrs. W. y. Spi er. last week.
!. j. Conman, ON prominent mcr-
chant, is i'm altmorc purcha,iuga large
stock Of goods. $. j.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
Millinery Goods,

of the latest style, and will be prepared
TO offer her customers goods that VIII
please them.
Ladies and all interested are invited 70
attend her regular fall opening, on Friday
9Th inst.
Sent. 27-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
a New JuvsnlIe Magazine.

new monthly illustrated magazine
for yonug people has ist been started by
Frank Lsslie's Publishing House. 1t is
cllle Fra Leslie's Honr for Boys and
G r :, aud is in every way equal TO the
bes' plhlication> of us kind, alibougl
the price is but 10 cents Tue first num-
Der (Oct,be) contains the opening
chapters of a serial Org for boys by Ell.
S. Fills, aud one for girls by Jeanette
q. Walworih. There are .hort stories hy
Olive Optic aud Rcbecca Harding Davisi
a 70 all story hy Hsnry Z. Haydocii
bicycle st1Iies.hy Max l. Harvey and a
L. Nii'; an article giving some HINT
on trappins," los F. !. OSWALD; q pap !
telling how to tnrn heap Of rubbish ni'
pr-tty ornaments Ny Adele BE ird; severa
! llJsfTatri p "a, and pr,oiical deScrlp
t'nus Of novel tricks, games and uzlles
| Tie edicr OF the new WagaZine IS Frank
Lee F'ruell. VITO ras been counrci'd
- b .Fr.nk Le-lie', Publish NJ house foi
nnn,btr of year, and who thorough y
rnder Ind, " hat will please and interest
'be SOurg people.
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Tr1hnte of Rasnect.

Your committee appointed to prepare
suitable resolutions expressing the sense
of Cassis Lodge upon the death Of Brother
Joseph G. Samnels, presented the fol
lowing, " hich Was unanimously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the Almighty
dispOser of events TO take from our midst
our beloved brother JOS q. Slmuelz who
departed this life at 5 residences IN
Broad way. Rockingham county, Vs., on
Thursday, Sept. l9th, after u prOtracfrd
and painful Illness, and wherea- by this
solemn and affective diSpeEsatiou, our
time houOred fraternity has lost one of it,
most jealous advocates and brightest
ornaments, society an esteemed member
and his atll cted family "a kind and de-
voted father. Therefore he it
Rtsolred lst, That We have heard with
nntelgned sorrow OF the death of 0ur
highly esteemed Brother, Jos. G Samuels,
aud that NC hereby tender to bis bereaved
family ana friends our sincere and heart
felt confidence for the irretrievabie loss
y hich they have sus aimed.
Rrsolrfd ,, That the secretary Of
Ca=sia Lodge be Instructed to furnish
copy of tins preamble ard these resoln-
tons to the family Of the decea'ed and
hat copy of the same be sout. to the
HERALD Tor publication.
S. Y. r. Glow ER,
G. w KOONTz,
DANL. LICHLITfR,
Committee.
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WONDERFUL NIAGARA.
TN DAYS T Up VIA TIE ROYAL Blu
ItNE GlO IN

TN DAYS T Up VIA TIE ROYAL BLUI
LI>E. $40 90.
Tao next exGursi ion to Americas great
est natural wOudeI-Niagara Falls
Watkins Glen, " och Chunk Che Swift
z'rland Of An eil,a). Glen OnoEo, Roches-
ter and G eneva, via The Royal Blue Line
and the ia N ous Lehigh Valley Route, il
announced Tor Thursday, October 18th.
A special express with Pullman ParloI
Cars attached, in charge of an expert
enced tourists agent, will leave B. Il O
Station, Washington, SO A. NJ, Balti-
more Q o. a. H., arriving at the Falls
IL 90 P. NJ. Round trip tickets, good ten
days $40 20.
Round trip tickets for this excursion
Will also be placed on sale at the follow
inc sfafi ions at rates ANNEXED.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04

At b attleOoro'. VT, Sstu rdaJ
was the hottest day of Tue season ,
With the thermometer at 100 dc
grees. The mercury reached the
same height at Springfield, Mass.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
PUBLIC SALE.

Twill srr, at anciion, Ost. Is. 1895, my
small strk Of MILNE y aud uofion'.
S ,le 60 commence 90 IL elnnk m Tho
store ~. IN late orolpie BY Rs mold
NeAianJ. Terms: Ca,b.
go MRS. INDIA JONES.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04

Eushsh S. avn Lmimcnt removes ali
Hard, :, II rr Cailolsed Lnmrs and
Bemi-hes from horses, Blood Spa'iDu,
Cnrhs, Spiiat., SSesncy, RI < Bone
Sih-s. Spralns, oil Swollen Threats
Coughs, etc. Save - by rae Of one bot
ne. Warranted the most wonderful
b. mi-h Cnrc ever krown. Sold by F. r
Train DrIg .i-I. Woodstock. Va.
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Read the following accommodation

CHARLES Town w. Va Apr. II, '95
To Whom IL may Concern:
Prof. H.. BrOnstein. the scientific me
chsuical optician of Baltimore city, has
gwen great satisfaction az this place in
fitting glasses. | wear his glasses with
great satisfaction and cbeel fully recon
mend him to any Of my friends who may
need bis services Respectfully,
A. G. WYNKOOP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-04
Don't Tobacco Spitoc Smoke I ouc
Life AWAY

Life Away
is the truthful. startling title of a book
about No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces uI
nicotinized nerves, eliminates the nico-
tine poison, makes weak men gain
strength, yigor and manhood. Yon ru,
no physical or financial risks, Is No-To-
BAG is sold by B. Schmitt under guaran
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tree. Address Sterling Remedy Co New
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