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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29

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ben bon eStalten MAIDEN tpieber bic
8riganten BON ii1 reben. Sci Seniz
salia (Marfen) tpurbe Der 8raf
@iulio 2oi1af, als ct nit elmer Sumz
me BON $1,000 Sire BON 5einem MDDo=
faten 3uriidfebrte, BON fiinf Weselasez
rern iiberfallen, bic er aber nit einigen
Nepolberl9iiKen in bic 0ludt iagte.
en Der umgebung bon gatania baben
mebrere 8etpaffnete einen pa6tbof
iiberfalen, ben pdhter unb ieine Syrau
unter MiBbanblungen an einen 8aum
gebunben unb bann in d1er Hube bas
9aus ausgeraubt. Oiesmal aber ge=
lang es Der poliaei, fdmutlihe a9t
@ptbbuben feitaunebmen. Sci Sorz
ralba (propina Gai1art) ftieBen brei
garabiniert auf eine 8anbe unb tpeh=
felten mebrere S6iife nit ibr; bic
HGuber enttamen, aber 5tpet Garabt=
nieri blteben tobt unb Der brittle tpurbe
psrtpunbet. Oasegen lit es ben Siz
cberbeitsmannfhaften beiMri3oo (proz
Dtn3 0dgltdrU gelungen, Den Hduber
5ranceseo Mana na9 beftieem Ranpf
gu berbaften unb Bel Srgofolo apei
tpegen perf9iebener Muubtbaten per=
folste 5irten feif5unebmen.
Der Gat6Dlfcis 8 m II?
nroht in 94peben, Defenders in be.
QauptItabt bes 2anbes, bemerfensper
tbe Sortfhritte. Mdbrenb es Dor 5eb.
sSabren nod feline breibanbert Ratboli,
len IN Gtofbolm gub, lit bic 3aN beri
Ielben nun duf rilno tuufepb geitiegert,
Die ii1 in stpei @emeirben tbeilen. Der
tutbclifhe glerus IN @todbolm befebt,
ben 9iihof inbegriffen. aus ieMs
@eiittihen, auBerbem 9ibt es bort dht=
3ebn G1apeItern bes gIhdbetborbsns,
ipelne iin ala Rrdnfentpdrterinnerl
niibtid MAIDEN. Geoenipdrtig iperbea
| ssyonos fir ben 8du elmer grDBeren Sea.
tbehrultirne gefanimelt;; 6oS Htrraisl
fit bieIeIbe 1T bereitS ppr Ginger .3eif
fdufIid ertpprben sporbsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29

@reifenbagen. gm bieiisen
Bonperf ipurbe bic 2eihe bes Arbtiz
tiers BorftneM aus 1brr Dber ge3ogs1l.
@reifSna4b. Wie in Der prD<
Din5iaI 0auptftabi bat ii9 aud bier
Elm gonite gebifbet, Inn bds 25idbrief
.JubiIdufn Der MISUNDERSTANDING bes
Deiitf1nl Neidts feftli4 au begeben,
inD 5tpdr lit Elm srDBer Gommers am
10. Sannnr IN Mnsii6t 9enDinnleti.
Die sEeitrsben baben bic 9erren Qans
btsgerihfs hfspr6{ibent Gtumpff unb @ez
beiner Megierungsrrtb prot, Or,
llnlnnn lbernon1nlett.
RGmmin. Die nuf Nef6luB
bes Hretstdges bier errimtete 1ffentv
Iine tennifds 1lnterfudun gsdnifdlt
fiji Ndbruugss unb Gieuubmittsl III
tpie @ebrdud3sgegtn}fdnbt III utlteN
ifaatIi9t Dberaufij@f aeilellt ipQr6tu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-29

IIputufIeHDe DdHllDe OIeH3geHDQIW
belt ben in boiler Glniform befinbItz
6en Gplbaten an uRb brubte ibn nad
Rolbing.
3rcptnf 8Ann prsr.
@DsIar. Riirsli1 brannte es I'm
bena9barten Dorfe 2angelsbeim gum
sbritten Mdle in hieSsm Sabre. Nab-
mittass segen 2 1lbr brah aiif bem
@emeinbeDorfteber Moigt1hen @rlnbs
ifiide Geuer aus, baS bas Mobnbdus
faft gGn3lih ein6fherte.
@1tfinsen. s3u gbren bes Sc
beirnratbs R0nig b0fae un1ere GtuS
henteni1uft urfpriingli6 cine grDBere
Mbfhiebsfeier (GudelSng nnb gom-
nsrs) in's 9lugc gefuBt. Wlit gtiid<
iibt ober Gslf bic grauer, IN tpelne ber
Gmeibenbe burd ben por tpenigetl
WDGnen erfslgten Sob 5eirss @obnes
DerffBt tit, battle man bubDn MbitdnD
qensainen NIB be{dIDifen, kbab cine
DeputntiDn Des Gtubentennusj1u7es
benz profsiIor RDHg bas gebanert
Der e5snbentenTnaft iiber Iein @hei=
ben dusbriiden unb ibfen Dpnf fur
leine 9bdtigftit dlB 2ebrer dberbriitz
gstl follte. 81
or. wiilttn. 8ni1htrt 3ipei
Driibern Nobe ensitnnb etne G1lGges
tel, III beren Wsrlauf Conrad Bobe'
einen MeboIper 3og ilab auf }einenl
iiit.ren Bruber f6oB. Gr tnurbe htfn
gmtsotfdnsuib Qsiut su8sfiibrt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
John Lowlow Dying.

Not a year ago old Iohn LowlOw, q {
greatest of clowns, made his appearance
in Charlotte with Sells circus. He bal
great ideas of his work for next fall,
promising to revisit Charlotte, one Of his
pet towns, and bring back the old Robin
son sty lie Of circus. Ala, for all IS
dreams! To-day be lies dying at bis 81
ter's home in Cleveland, o. No man 4
the RIG was ever treated with the So
called courtesy that Lewlow was. His
mother-wit took him where men OF bet
ter station seldom were admitted.
John Lowlow was bun in Savannah,
Ga. in 1911, and Is, therefore, - years
Of age. He was lett an orphan carly in
life and began to scuiile tor himself His
uacle sent him to the University q
n nth Carolina, but after getting lite
learning be ran away, and soon after at
tacbed himself to old John Robinson
circus in Savannah as lemonade-seller
From Il at be was promoted 20 the ring
and 6ua.ly began his life long engage
msnt With the RObinsOns In 1856 He
never left the Robiusons bat once, draw
ing always a salary Of $50 a week. Last
year no was with Sells. but intended
next fall TO revive the Robinson circus,
aud make a tour through the SJdth.
Lowlow's name was LawloT, but the
first time it appeared in print 1t S
sorlled "Lowlow, 80 he let it 20 at that.
There has never been a clown 10 equal
Lowlow. He had no rival. He has a
wife aud one son, lawyer who lives ID
Observation-Disclosures n c. Observer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1895.
shenandoah and sound Currency

shenandoah ana SOUND Oulio "OJ
We feel proud of Shenandoah
proud that she does not talter I'D
the line of duty, proud that she has
not. ike many Of her sister c0un'
ties. been led to follow the empty
will. o. the wlsp theories OF the
nohtical finauclers, who in their
effort to exalt them selves Will !e"u
their people into the morasSsS anu
onick Sands OF financial ram. Inc
Democratic party ut Shen lndoah'
in convention assembled has IN
auimou.ly endorsed the sound
money theory which the HERALD
has so earnestly advocated. Were
the Republican party of the count
to express themselves, III cou'
yention. upon the same SUBJECT
We have reason to believe tha'
they would take tue same action;
for while there are doubtless p
few more in the county, we nave
met bat two republicans who al
yocate the free silver heresy. Even
If Shenandoah should stand alone
among the 100 counties OF Virginia
who have heretofore exp Q sed
themselves or wlllhereaiter express
themselves upon this important
subject, we would feel proud oil
her. Shenandoah would not hest
tate O he alone. When the colonies
were buIdened by the oppressive
measures OF the mother country,
Shenandoah did not hesitate TO
sneak. even when il was treason
to speak. The yeomanry OF Sben
andoah assembled in WOOdstOck
one year before the celebrated
Msckllnbnrg meeting, and adopted
resolutions in sentiment similar to
those wh ich have been made lm-
mortal by the declaration OF lnd'-
pendence, aud when the time came
TO support. those sentiments with
the blood of her people, she did
not falter. She has record OF
which her children may well feel
proud, and hereafter, whatever
ma, be the result of the free SILVER
agitation, they can point With
pride to the noble stand which
the democratic party ofthis county
made on last Saturday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

The discussion of the d lancial
interests of the country is doing the
entire country incslcaIaOle injury.
As long as there Is any uncertainty
about the currency, capitalists Will
be cautious, investments will be
slow and general stagnatlOn will
prevail. The relief which the coun.
try and all the people want Is iull
cop6depce in the currency Specula.
tors may reap a profit from
change. But the labOrlng class,
the mechanics, the farmers, The
merchants and business men gen
orally will have reason to curse
the day when they we're led hy
such tilmsy theories as John W.
Daniel and other political 6nan
ciers are advocating to-day. " hat
rybody needs and needs badly
and needs at once, is q currency
which commands the confidence
of the world. Investments woul
then be made, property would
change hands, our mineral rtsour-
SEES would lie developed and gen
eraI prosperity would prevail. 1t
We walt for prosperity until TIE
political fnanclers bring it about
by rinkering with the currency
and by the application of theil
crude theories, by which they ex
pect TO mako a dollar ont of a hal
dollar or even out of a nickel, o.
their promises to enable the debto
to pay off his debts with a de
preclated and worthless currency
We will wait until We grow gra.
with anxiety or he transferred t
that city whose streets are pave
with gold or to that regiOn wber
the broken promises OF 10 to
silyerites will forever stare ther
jn the face. Jonn NJ. Daniel
Utopia will never be reached b
many of US. IL Is beyond AM
will continue to be beyond,untIl
nclts aud passes away, as do tn
day dreams of the air castle bul
der, TO be forgotten, except whe
revived by The sad remembrance
the wreck aud the rnIn who
II will certainly bring.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

Every period of depression
Of the monetary unit has at once
sent prices mp, the price OF the
merchant, who gets the news
quickly, before those OF the farmer,
who gets the news more slowly
aud a long tine before the wages
OF the laborer who cannot an Drd
to hold his labor out of market
till he GETS a proportionate Increase
FIR it. Fixed incomes remain tue
same, aud tue rise of prices lnfict-
great suffering on their recipients
Wages remain tue same for a time
aud rise slowly, and IN the meal
time the IabOrers complain that
prices have gone up 80 that tn ey
cannot aaOrd to bay enough food
and clothing. The farmer sells an'i
pays two prices for all he buys'anC
| ia no better off than he was b tore
The change, AID they are not
very large class-many OF then
are Also creditors and lose out OF
one pocket while gaining into tn
other-and the spectators, som'
# whom always make a profit II
panics and crisises aud periods Of
sudden changes OF values sro'
| rich ont Of the losses Of Others -
| Moorefeld Examiner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
n1IRCINIA ,rO-MIT.

AT rules held therein in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court of Shenandoah
county. on the first Monday in May; ls'6.
y :. f5venner J. NJ. Bauserman Irus.
Complts.
against ne.
J.I. COffman &c. .,., De Il.s
real estate OF william COffman decd. among
fhe parties entitled thereto, II susceptible OF
partition. or If not susceptible OF partition 70
spll Al of said real estate and divide the pro-
ceeis OF sale. and subject the interest OF said
J. l. C0ffman 70 the payment OF the deOts
secured under the deed Of trust to said
commits uder the direction OF the Court for in
structiOn from time 10 time from the Court
i'm the execution Of the deed OF trust from
said ]. l. Cofrmau TO said COmplts, and for
II appearing by affidavit filed that the defen-
dants Maryland shoe Co, Mlison' runner =. r
Co. Tabb \ jenkins Hardware Co ID. NJ. Terry
A Co. Wallace 4 NauderslOat. Butler Bros,
n "A. Lighthiser. Frank VI. Baker K 20,
Shultz 4 Bro., Red {. Oil Co., Mcdowell Pile
Co. Lawrence Gould \ Co. John Z. Hunt
4 Co. and The Greenw0ldt Co. are not IN
habitants OF this State-It Is ordered.-Ihat
they do appesr here within fifteen days after
dsc pnhlication hereof. aud do what Is necess-
arv 10 protect their interests: that copy or
this order be published in some newspaper
onblished in shenandoah County, once week
for four successive weeks and copy posted az
the front door Of the Court House Of said
County, on the first day Of next county Court.
GEO. W. MILEY, c. c. c. :. c.
A Copy-Teste
GEO. w. MILEY, c. c. c. 5. c.
may l5-4w.
F. S. Tavenner, p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
DIRECTORS.
oFFLCE.


" Woodstock. Va. May Il, 1896.
TOT. Wittig. who sues for the use
and benefit of Henry Moifett Complt.
and
l.. W. Breedlove. John w. BreedlOye,
A. J.. Gorley and Ida {. his wife. Mary
Ellen Chapman, W. b. elem, and Mary
Francis his wife, Charles w. Breedlove.
and 5. W. Bfeedloye in his own right
aud as administrator C. t. a. d. b. n. OF
William w. Breedloye, deed, and
Henry Theis Defts.
You are hereby notified that | have
fixed upon the 9th day Of June next,
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock, a. m,
and o'clock. p. m il fair. If not, on
the next day thereafter Sunday eX-
cepted) to take aud settle, at my office
the accounts OF
a. To convene the creditors OF said
w. w. Breetilove, or any lien creditor
Of the respective heirs.
o. To settle the estate OF W. w.
Breesloye.
81 Any other matter deemed peril
nent or which any party in interest may
require required to be taken ty the de-
cree OF Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the - day OF April, 1896, In
suit in chancerydepending in said court
between L. Wittig use &c. complts. and
l.. ". Breedove &c. Defts. and If from
any cause the taking OF said accounts
shall not be commenced, or having
been commenced should not be complet-
ed on that day, the taking OF the same
will be adjourned from day to cay, or
from place to place, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
In Chancery Of said court, at my office
in said.sounty the day aud year first
aforesaid. NJ. w. MAGRUDER.
Comr. in Chapcery.
Bennick & Walton & Walton p. q
May LOW. Williams * Bro p
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
Bold Crime Attempted,

Rockville, Nd, May 2S.-Mout'
gomery county is widely excited
over brutal assault and attempt
ed murder of Richard L. Buxton
and bis family, consisting OF his
wife and two daughters, sged 10
and 8 years, at an early hour this
morning. They live at Gathers
bug,a few miles from r )ckvllle.
Their home was entered about
4 o'clock this morning 10y sew raj
men who assaulted Nc. b lxton
aud the three women with an axe
while they we're in their beds.
All tour were severely injured and
1t is feared Miss Made BIxtOn
age Q years, will die. Posses are
securing the country tor the evil
doors and have arrested two Me-
groes, named Randolph and Neal
The motive for the deed IS un
known.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
AWFUL CALAMITY.
The City Of st. Louis Partly
Wrecked by a Tornado.
Over 1000 Probably
Killed.

A tornado struck St Louis at 5.l5
O'clock on Wednesday afteruO m. A large
aumher of houses were blown do sn. The
large railroad bridge was seriously
Injured. number of steamers and
otner boats were sunk. A large ex-
cursion boat crowded with passengers
went down with al on board. The grand
stand a. the race track was blown down
and $50 people buried in the ruins. Tn
centre of the city il said to be wreck.
! East st. Louis on the Illinois side suffer
ed fearfully. A train from Chicago TO
st. Louis is reported to baYe been blown
from the bridge into rhs river and zeO
lives 10 t. Nearly al the wirrs are down
and the details are mAagre. Tne extent
of the storm beyond the city is no.
known out fearful damage - feared
Many of the ruins were on fire. The
morgues were crowded with dead ana
wounded. The B. & n. and Vandalia
round honse, Standard OIL Works, East
st. LOuis and Crescent Elevators and
twelve freight hOnses on the leyee de-
mOlshed. No accurate estimate OF dam
ages or llss Of life can yet be made
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

on all l buyp
Ca, not; only on corn. Give me
a fair pIoft-wheat or cora. it is
the same to me-
'But haven't the wheat. Mighty
small crop and little attention
given it. All OF us went wild over
COM
Then you will have to be credit
ed with corn at corn value
'And I'll have to buy of you, tool
You will, Hezekiah, undOubted'
ly'
And it takes me year TO change
my crop aud you can change your
prices in night
The pen is mightier than the
pillow, Hezskiah.'
"rhen what goo does the decree
that bushel of corn is as good AZ
"a busheI of wheat do me, anyhow
None at all. You have simply
been fooled again.
Il don't know what to think OF
this thing. | won't dicker today,
anyway
Better dick0r while you can.
Powerful big corn crop; farmers
will be rushing it all in; tomorrow
l may get overloaded, aud corn
may go down.
'GJ down.
Certainly. If | get more than |
can use, | am not going to cr' dit
you, or any one else, with present
prices for it. 1t will go down, oil
the prices of goods will go up, just
as you please
'I'il take tue goods, Simon. But,
say, want a pair OF pants for ny
hired man. You're not raising on
him, too, expressing the poor man.
He's got none too much, | caG tell
ye.'
Il don'r know. How are you pay
ing him, cora or whelf'
Corn, of course. You see corn's
cheap
II, zekis stopped; something
seemed to dawn npOn him. He
never said icheaper,' for the look
lie saw on Simoh's lace. He was a
deceived, but at bottom an honest
man, aud took ia the situation.
After pause he stepped up to
Simon aud held out his hand:
% d fellow, let's see If We cam
deal on the square again. | don't
Ike these new ways anyhow you
fix 'em. Aud If you'll help me
catch that squirt eyed chap that
was around here last spring, Pll
pay all the costs if we get brought
up. When the farmers get a
chance at that Judge | guess he
will either have to reverse his de.
cree or leave
Helekiah stayed at the ware
house all that day. He talked
With the farmers as they csme in
Tue result was that Lonely Valley
went back to its old ways of honest
credit honestly Cancelled.
TIE 4qlint eyed man was never
seen, fortunately for him, IN Lonely
Valley again. His party, as he call
ed it, meaning those who believed
that LecAnse the Judge said a
bushel was a bushel anyhow, one
hundred bushels OF corn were equal
to one hundred bushels Of wheat,
went to pieces like loose pack OF
cards at the next cleo ION, and the
Judge lost his position.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
Free Pills.

Send your address to II. Z Bucklen II
Co Chicago. and get free sample box
of Dr. Ding's New Life Pills. A triaI
will convince you of their merits These
pI,ls are easy in action and are particu-
iarly effective in the cure of Const pa
tion and Sick He adache. For Malaria
and Liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They ale guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deltt rous sui .
stance and to re purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action but by
giving tone ~ stomach and bowels great
ly invigorate the system. Regular size
25c Ter box. Sold by B. Schmitt Drug
Visit
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

The mansion house and lot OF
the la'e Gen. Malone In Petris'
,nrg, together with his household
AID kitchen furniture, silverwsre'
.te., will he sold at public auction
10 satisfy suit brought against
be estate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

RappahanuOck has elected her
delegates to the Congressional
convention as follows: Turoer IL;
Mccormick 4; Hay, 2; Shenandoah
will send a solid delegation AZ for
Turner, Warren Is conceded to
Turner, Frederick. Rockingham,
aud Page will be divided. Alba
marie, Green aud Madison are
conceded TO Hay aud Clarke to
Mccormick. OR readers can make
their own estimate as to tue nomi-
nation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
To WIT:

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
Y In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF Shenandoah County, on the
lsth day Of May 1896. In VACATION.
J. Frank Orndorii, CemP''
AGINsT
&c. Crisman & A. CriIman, Defts.
In Chancery.
The object Of these proceedings is to
collect from X. G. Crisman and A.
Crisman. or either af them, the sum of
One hundred and seventy two and SO
100 dollars (tl72.3S) on execution OF j..
Frank Orndorf, Va. R.C. Crisman and A.
Crisman issued from the Clerks U nee
~ the Circuit Court OF Shenandoah
Countv. Va, and to recover the same or
,yhatsoever sum is now due and payable,
or NAV become due and payable to said
p Crisman and A. Crsman or either
~ them fr IN X. l.. Miller and Annie
Miller not to exceed the said sum OF
al79 rs and the costs OF this proceeding.
II anpesring by affidavit filed that the
defendants X G.. Crisman and A Crls-
man are not inhabitants OF this state 80
IT Is ORDERED. That they do appear
here within fifteen days after due publi-
cation hereof, and do what is necessary
to nrotect their interest; that copy OF
his order be published In some news
naner printed in Shenandoah county,
ance week for 70 successive weeks,
and copy posted at the front door OF
,he Court House OF said county, on the
srst day OF the next County Court.
GEO. w. MlLEY, C. c. C. s. c.
A Copy-Teste
GEO. W. MILEY, c. e. c. 5. c.
may 29-4w.
F. S. Tayenner, p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

"There was Confederate gold,
Confederate silver aud Centedrr-
ate paper. Since the failure of the
Confederate government, the gold
10 as good as ever, the silver IS
worth its bu lion price, aud the
paper Is worth Whar II will sill for
at the pulp NIL" This was the
way a citizen OF Portland iIlustra'
ted the money question in con.
versation the other dsy.-Por;land
OrtgOnian.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

Tie discovery of n new process
tor the cure of consumption by Dr.
W. A. Sheppard, of EIgIn, Ill Is
. topic OF con eersatiOn. The tire. t.
nent is based on the principle OF
Inhalation and txhalatiOn; applied
4 a device which introduces into
the diseased lung cells healing
remedies.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
HOUSEMEN NOTICE.

Mr.. Jas. II. Morrow, one OF the leading
and best known reinsmeu, OF the conntry'
has located at the Fair Grounds 81 Voou,
.tock. here he Is prepared 70 Train d
develope speed IN hirses thss msy
committed 10 his care.
Fah. 29-3mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

Colonel Jobu Lewis teyiOn, who
was sent TO Il igland during the
war to purchase arms for the Con
fsderate army, died at his home
ut Stanton, Saturday. He leoyrs
a wife, one sou and large estate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29
Take Notice HOTSGIlGl.

Tie celebrated "Onycha Wilkes" vii
make the season Of l-g6 at the Shenann-
doah County Agrl. S)ciety's Fair Grounds
to serve a limited number Of mares Per
sons wishing to breed to a good animal
vi DO We ] to see the above horse
20 terms and further particulars.
pc, gree, &c, address
L. BROOKS.
NAY Off Woodst, OK, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

In the Clerks flee OF the Circuit
Court Of Shenandoah County. Wood
stock. Va, May u, 1886.
W. De.rinO K Co. Complts.
against III Oh~ucei{,
F. S. Racey, &c. Deus S
/ Herbert f. Miley, d. c. for Gee.
W Miley Clerk Of said Court, do hereby
certify tina. VIM. 4. Williams who was
appointed Special Commissioner of sale
In aid cause by decree rendered
therein on the 9TH day of April, 1896, has
executed bond, with personal security,
in the penalty fixed by the Court, and
conditioned aud payable as Prescribed
by law. ,,, ,,.A a.r %,
Herbert +. Mley d. c. for GEO.
w. MlLEY, G. c. c. S. G.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-05-29

Speniy five persons are reported
TO have been killed by tOrnadOes
in Jasper county, Bwa Sunday
night. Four persons were killed
hy a tornado in the vicinity OF
Rock ord, Ill, S lndaY night. De
structi,e storms occurred III CHI.
cago, indianapolis, Dubuque and
Elgin.