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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-03-13
ct DAvID's ITEMS

Raw. J. W. HausenA lok filed his regn'
lar appontment at the above place last
Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Spence, of Dilbeok, paid a
fyiug visit IN this neighborhood recently
Mr.. Jas. A. Kibler, of Calvary who
has been helping on the work on the new
church which is teiug bulltb tho OhlO
Lutherans returned to lis home Sunday
Mr.. Jas. B. Logan, our popular mei'
chant. paid a visit to bis old home III
Woodstock last Saturday and Sunday
returning here Monday.
The corner stone of the new church
will be laid the 3rd Sunday sfN4rch' al
1O3 30. The name OF the church will be
N,urt Zion's Evangelical Lutheran
church. OF course If the weather should
be inclemeut on that day the ceremony
will be postponed
Mrs. Jas. Habron whose illness ha'
been previously mentioned in your papo
is not any better. we are sorry to say
The neighborhood seat its usual cro"u
10 Woodstock on court day.
/ Mr.. and Mira. S. J. e. G)lladay wer
ktbs welcome guests of NJ n. HA0'oi
ecsntiv. Respectfully yours
~ jane Bog.
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Sad Deaths.

Mr. Geo. S. Lightner and wife, OF North
Main street, we're called to Augusta county
on Friday last, by the sad and sudden
deaths of his brother, MrJAs. Ii ghtner,
and his wife, who both died at their bone
near Lev Moore, on Friday wi tnin an
hour OF each other. Of pneumonia, leaV-
ing three little children, the youngest 81
infant ola few days old.
The remains wers brought to Stauntoi
where the funeral services took place II
the presence of a large aud deeply sor
rowing assemblage on Sunday evening
the same grave in Thornrose cemetery
receiving the bodies Of husband an
wife.
Mr. L,rhtnar was only 30 years OF ag'
and bis wife % wears. rheV hal Deei
married about FIVE years. and mp 10
very short time before their deaths were
lin robust health. II is seldom shat w
have ever been called upon to record
: oder bereavement than this, and ever
heart that hear. it must 90 out 10 sym d
lthv to this afflicted family.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. s. S. Turner, of Front Royal, IS
visiting her mother, Mrs; Mark Bird and
other relatives in this place.
Hon. S. S. Tanner of Front Royal,
member of Congsoss for this district
was in town THE week.
Col. Graham, of Harpsr's Ferry is VISIT
ing his father-in.laT, Mr.. jos. MlrsaAlI,
Of this place.
We we're glal to meet our old friend
Capt. Jack Adams, Of Qaicksburg, in our
sanetum on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jas. Logan, one of our Woodstock
boys now engaged in Merchandising near
Edith in POSe,rs Fort, paid our office a
pleasant visit on Monday.
Mr.. A. II. Snyder, of the Rockingham
Register, and wife, were called hero on
Tuesday by the death of Mrs. DR.. Bur
ner, sister of Mrs. Snyder.
Mes rs Clarsno. and Charles Haas, of
Lest. River Hardy county, W. Va, were
IN attendance at the funeral Of their
uncle, Mr.. Isaac Haas, Sunday,
Mr.. John Reed, OF Baltimore, was call
ell here Sunday to attend the funeral OF
his brother in-law, Mr.. Iialc Has. He
returned to that city Monday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Howe, native of aud
former resident Of this county, but now
living at Clifton Forge. sPsnt several
davs last week with bis brother, Mr..
John Howe, and family, in this place.
Tho many friends of our former citizen
Mr.. Emanuel Hiuss, Of Auamosa, Iowa,
will regre. to learn that no has heen re-
Gently twice paralyz d. We hope that
he nav speedily recover aud have yet
many years to spend among his friends
The family of Mr Joel MOreland, near
town. have had much sickness during the
mast week or two, among the sufferers
being Mrs. Moreland, Mrs. Vill More
land and Miss Josie Cobourn, guest
of the fami y.
Rev. Peter Miller, late of Wardensville'
" Va. a fsrmer pastor of the Luth-
evan church here, called to see us
On Saturday. He was on his way
70 Churchvllle, Augusta county, TO take
charge Of congregation there to the
nastorate of which he had been called
vr. Miller has many warm friends ere
Who will always be glad to welcome MN
to our town.
Among those attending the funeral o.
Mrs DR.. Burner, we're Mr.. B B. Wireman
her father, and her sisters Misses Rose
tans Fannie, of Moore's Store, Mr. h' l
stonebnrne7 and wife, 'brother-in'laV
and sister, and Mr.. C. P. Wightms'
and wife, of Fdioburg, Mr. Tom Moore
of Mt. Jackson, Drs. Howard Moore an'
Dan Bushong. of Jefferson Co., W. va.
/ and Mrs. Mary Pence and daughters
Misses Lizzie aud Sallie, of TimOeryiIlC
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AYERS
The Only Worlds Fair Sarsaparllla.
AYERS PILLS cure Headache.
EDINBURG ITEMS.


A leap year party was given at the
residence of Mrs. Sue Osborne, one even
ing last week.
Miss Daisy Campbell was Waiting Miss
Kate TapleJ. lasG week.
Rev. D. II. Rhodes, of Ssumsville,
was In town several days ago.
Mr.. Chas. Lennon and Miss Florence
Lennon, of this place. are visiting relA-
vets in Hinton, w. Va.
Rev. | G. BausermAn has closed the
meetings held in the Christian Church,
Miss Fannie Dingss, Of Mlddletown,
aud Mrs. Joseph Conner. of Washington I,
who have been visiting relatives here
have returned homo.
Miss Magruder, OF n,ar Woodstock, is
attending school at the Ednburg Semi
nary.
Mrs John Allen, of Strasburg, is visit
| ing relatives in this place.
Mr.. Joseph Boil OF Winchester ls visit
log friends in this place.
bliss L zzie Hsttel. of near Woodstock,
is visiting Miss Salie Hotel on East
Main street.
Miss Susie Llntz is visi Ing Mrs. Llntz
on Church street.
One of the most magnificent weddings,
which this place has witnessed for some
time. was that Of NJ w. S. Shaver a1d
Mss Lille Meredith, who were married
at half past sight o'clock. IN the NJ. (
Church. The bride was conducted to th'
altar by her father Nc. John Meredith
1 while the groom was conducted by Mira
Johu Meredith, who was dressed Ia
. brown silk snit. The other attendant
we're. Miss Carrie Mcdonald aud Nc
Shaver; Miss Jessie Murray aud M
Bernie Meredith; aud Miss Maggie Lot
wig and Mr.. Ell. Glenn. The bride an
bridesmaids wese dressed in white an
the groomsmen wore full dress suits. Re
h Fred Bags performed the ceremony. II
a wedding March" wa, played by H.
4 Lucy Wighfmau. The church "
} decorated with s9ruce. hlwers, 81
:, various potted plants. The nShers We
NJ. James Swami and Mr. Chas. Painte
n. After returning to the home OF the bri
~ tor refreshments, the happy couple TO
~ the boz, north bound passenger ira
tor an extended tour of the norths
IL cities. Sioux
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The large new barn and residence on
the farm of De. P. 5. Riddelle' on tne
river several miles south of town. were
in great danger on Saturday from FIRE
that was raging in the mountain ridges
and which had extended down through
the wood land to within dangerous
proximity to the suildings. We learn 'ha'
they we're only saved in all prooas'i'y
BY change in tho wind which happened
lost at the critical moment. The people
residing on this side of the river respon
ded promptly to call for help ana gave
valuable assistance. The new barn Oh
this place is one OF the larse't' osse
arranged and most valuable Ia W.
county.
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OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
v Woodstock, Va, Feb. -. 1895.
To The Shenandoah County Bank,
which sues for itself and all other credl'
TORS OF f. f. Sibert, decd, who VIII
come in and contribute to the costs OF
this suit and abide the result thereon
Complts. and E. d. Newman and nary
c. Sibert. admrs. Of F. Z. Sibert, decd
and Mary c. Sibert in her own right
and N. b. Wunder, gdn. ad Item ior
Fred Sibert and Edna Sibert infant chll
dren Of F. f. Sibert, decd, The Shehan-
doah county Building and Loan Assoel'
alton. and VI. L. Walton, trustee Delts'
You are hereby notified that | have
fixed upon the l4th day of March next,
between the hours OF 6 o'clock, a. m,
and 6 O'Clock, p. M, il fair, if not, on
the next day thereafter Sunday except
ed) to take and settle, at my office, Inc
accounts OF
IN An account Of the debts against the
estate Off. E. Sibert, decd arranged
according to priority.
(2) To state, and settle the accounts
of f. d. Newman and Mary I. Sloert
admr.. Of F. Z. Sibcrt, decd, ana rem
der statement of personal estate.
(3) To report amount, and value ac-
tual and annual of real estate, and TO
what extent the widow is dowable IN
same. ,.5
az Report any other matter deemed
pertinent or that any party in interest,"
NAV require required to be taken by the
decree OF Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the 18th day of February 1895
, : TO be used in evidence in a suit in chah'
. cery depending in said court between
The Shenandoah County Bank compits
ami F. Z. Sibert's admrs. &C. defts;: an'
Il from any cause the taking OF said &c,
= counts shall not be commenced, or nav
inx been commenced should not o
completed on that day, the taking OF IN
same will be adjourned from day to DAY
or from place to place, until the sam
are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commlssiosn,e
Is in Chanccry OF said court, at my NC
81 in said county the day and year III
aforesaid. -DrD
feh 2l-4w. Conn. ia Chy.
III w. & w. p. q.
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HOw's This I

We ofisr One Hundred Dollars re Sard
fer any case of Catarrh that sannot be
cared by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY g. CO, Toledo, U
We. the undersigned have known T. j.
Cheney for the lsst - years, and believe
bin perfectly honorable IN all business
transactions aud financially able to carry
out any obligations made By their nrn.
West & I'ruaI, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o. Walding, Kinnan q harNiI
Wholesale DruggIsts, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internAlly
acting directly upon the blood ane
mucous surfaces Of the system. Iesu
monlsls sent free. Price $50. per bottle
Sold by all Druggists.
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oCWHTSSIONER'S OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va, Feb. Goth. 1896.
Toll. Triplett, L. Triplett, ir., j. 3.
Hannah, surviving partner OF himself
and Samuel Hannah, late partners
trading as j. B. & 5. Hannah, L; W.
MSQruder. admr. Of j. Z. Nelson. decd,
]. 7. Lonas (cont'l pltff's atty.), Shenai-
doah Farmers Mill Company, Monroe
Funkhouser, c. L. Proctor, l.. A. Sny-
der. admr. d. b. II. c. t. a. oil Israel Allen,
decd, L. Triplett. ir. trustee, N. II.
Moore, and K G. Moore his wife. Morgan
Moore, and - Moore, infant chill
dren OF NJ. NJ. Moore and Kate G. Moore,
/ Wiqhtman, shelf. com. admr. OF y.
ME-. Moore, deed, Samuel Moore, a.
N. Henkel, and virginia Henkel MS
wife, r. J. Walker, trustee, A. U.
Wynkoop, gdn. ad Item for Morgan
Moore aud Moore, infant de-
PENDANTS, ]. W. Miller & Co., j. B.
McKeeyer, Walton & Walton, attys..
Geo W. Koontz, Merchants National
Bank Of Baltimore, and all other Zen
creditors Of N. II. Moore, and any, ana
all other parties interested in the chah-
Gerry suits OF " "
il. Triplett, &c. compls. vs.. NJ NJ
Moore, &c. dsfts.
If. NJ. Moore. &C., VS.. j. /. TIipiett,
Israel Allen, &C., defts. and ): w.
Miller & Co. use cSmplls. VS.. VI. NJ.
Moore. &c. deits. pending in the Circuit
Court Of Shenandoah county.
You are hereby notified that ! have
. fixed upon the 10th day of March next
at nv office in Woodstock, va, to re-
form the account ofliens in these causes
in conformity to the opinion and decree
of the court Of appeals rendered IN inc
two first named causes, aud to aad 10
said account OF liens any additional
liens not heretofore audited, ana en-
titled to come in under the terms OF inc
deeds from NJ. NJ. Moore TO A. NJ. +
Moore, and from A. VI. F. Moore to H.
]. Walker, trustee, as required by decree
OF said court, rendered in said causes on
the 2Ith day OF January, 1895. -,
II from any cause the revision Oh said
accounts or the execution ofsaid decree
be not completed on that day the same
will be adjourned from day to day and
- from time to time until completed.
NIB. WUNDER, Comr. in chy.
W. & W., A. & NJ, l.. I, ir. P. q
WINS. & Bro. P. d.
Z Feb. 21-4w.
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Keep Your Eye on This.

: ICY If YOU DO NOT WISH TO
CONTINUE TAKING THE HERALD
AFTER YOUR SUBSCRIPTION EXPIRES
REFUSE TO TAKE 1T FROM THE POST
OFFICE AND REQUEST TIE POST
MASTER To so INFORM Us. II WILL ,
NOT COST YOU A CENT.
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BALTIMORE. siD, Feb. Is, 1896

BALTIMORE. siD., Feb. Is, 1886.
/. S. WALKER, ESQ,
- clerk of the Court, Woodstock, Va.
Nv Dear Sir: In compliance with the
code of Virginia, az amended and ap-
nroved Jan. 29ih, 1896, | hereby MAKE
publication for the purchase OF all the
real estate in Shenandoah county, va
SANDING ia the name Of Fred. h. SHIP
hi, wife and Saml. G. b. Cook aud FREQ
n sinh. for the amount for which the
ala to The Commonwealth was made,
and request thar after publishing the ap,
oI,c4t,en according to law, You VIII
have the surveyor report TO the court
spec .fying the metes and bounds OF tne
"a and have same recorded as prompt
ly as possible
Yours very truly,
GRAFFLIN COOK.
A Copy Teste.
/. $. Waller, C. S. c. c.
Feb. 10, 1896.
Service of the within application cshnot
be made. because Fred II Stith, bis vile
and S4ml G.. B. Cook are not lnnaoi
tants ofthe Common wealth OF virginia
'"'' J. ". VENEER, D. s. for
C.P. wightman, s. 5. u
A Copy Teste
L. S. WALKER. c. s. c. c.
Feb. 10. 1896.
Feb. 2g-4t.
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GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

T6s best new Osleans Aolasses, at
Magruder's.
The song Of the blue bird. that cheerful
and uafalliug tsrbineer ofthe approach
Of spring, has been heard for several
weeks past
Attention IS ,ai led to the card OF
McA'Fee, & Lovstt. Torsorial Artists oil
this place. 1t you wan a good shave OF
yoar hair} nicely trimmed cal to see
them.
Asn.u Auildiog us,d as kitchen
QmeEsears,-As county was burned
recr6rIT. the 6cs orig mating from a
spark falling on TIA roof fcsm stove
pipe. Loss about $3.50, With no insurance
California Plurs, Prunes, Peaches and
P-ars. aud all kin1sof canned goods al
Nlgruder's.
Mu6ay last, Court dsy. brought =
larger crowd 10 TOW n than usual all parts
of ihs county beng well represented
B,siness was brisk with most OF our
dealers. and conside Fable money seemed
- be circulating
Many Of cur people were surprised TO
vase up W ednesday m'rning and nnd
II showing in fire style, The flakes con
timed to come down tbiekly all day
covering tbs earth to the depth OF ten
inches.
The Schubert So mphony Company and
Lady Qaartette gave a delightful en-
tertsimsat in Twins Opera Hall OIL
Saturday night to a pretty full house
The sinzin. vas very foe and the instru'
mental music first class while little
Tomnis was Whole show in himself
while no physician or pharmacist csi
c,nscisutiOusly warrant a cure, the J. Z
AysrCo. guarantee the purity strength
and medical virtues Of Ayers Ssrsaparilla
Il was the only purifier admitte'
at the great wOIld's Fair in Chicago
1898.
Mr.. r. A. Clark, Of MI. CilltOn' 'n'
cOrnty, now has the belt, as be can boas
flock of II ever that have - lamos
This ahead of anything yet reported
although we do not expect 1t to remaD
there long as there seems to be no liml
to the prOductlvsn,ss and value Of SheI
andoah sheep.
It's not to be wondered at that Aver
Pills are in such universal demand. r.
the cure of consumption, biliousne's'
any other-cOaplsint nesdiug a laxatlV'
these pills are unsurpassed. They q
sugar coated. oasy,to take, and eVel
dose is effective,
Cadet E P. c. lewis, Of the Virgin
Military Institute, died in the hospiti
there on Tuesday morning, after ori'
illness OF pnsumoais, aged II years Il
vas from Bsrrsville. Clarke o)anfy, az
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leading brands Of Tobacco sold a

Leading brands OF Tobacco sold at
n ,rrndsr3s Red Grocery, as follows;
Teddy, Lobster. California C1s s.5
star Rattle ak, Sailors Knot, n. Bird
sehnspps. /. c. Williams, Royal Coiors,
M.rshail's Choice, Browns Best, Stultzs
IA Triplett's A. Meridian. Yosts Cholce'
4 nee mild natural leae, Niger wosi,
and numerous brands of smoking tpbacco
and cigaTa.
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Notice This /!

There will bo an oyster supper At NJ.
Airy Saturday night, March l4th' Tor the
benefit of the Mt. Airy Cornet Band AZ
this is the only oyster supper oil the sea-
son for which we have asked your
D patronage We Will spare nothing 70 MAKE IKE
IL an ,;rceable affair. Tho ladies' WIN
serve oysters in ito best style ano -
yery moderate prices. All other refresh
ments will be on hand IN abundance
The Band has a lot of new and and very
6ns music for this occasion. We wAn'
eyerybol " to come Aad havI good time
with us. Respectfully,
NT. AIRY CoRNRr BAND.
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Co. T. 10th Va. Infantry,

The survivors Of Co. F. 10Th Virginia
Iofantry c. s. A., are earnestly requested
10 meet at the residence Of Ge1. w.
Miley. in Woodstock. on next SATURDAY
t1P. N. Business OF Importance 10 lle
oompan, will he transacted.
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Aarerfislng Rates.

Advertisements viii be inserted az ONO
dollar per square of ten lines or less ior
the frs. insertion. and so cents for eaen
subsequent insertion
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Confederate Veterans.

A meeting Of your camp will be held
NJ the Court House on Saturday, March
Dist. All come. A 6ne program VIII %
arranged for the dag aud none shouli
miss + Z. ID. Stevenson
CoD2S1ander
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When Baby was sick, we gave her C@stor'@'
When she was Child, she cried for CAstoriA'
wber she became Miss, she chung 70 castsFiA.
When she had ssaIklrcn. sho gave then cAsteria
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The man who eats because be Is hnngrs
Is. thu, far, on a level with the Drutes'
The man who stops eating tho momen'
his hunger is appeased is the wise man
Nature needs no more food than she calls
for Continued excess brings about
indigestion or dyspepsia, with loss OF
flesh, strength, sleep, ambition aud men
tal power; aud au accumulation OF acnef'
mains and many dangerous local maIadies-
Tho stomach nor can do nothing alone
4 We must appeal to some ar'iheiea'ls
digested fO0a ~TtSa1fan a'so digest o'ns'
foods. That il to ~ We must use 'u !
Shaker Digestive coiNlsl- Inc e"so' !
prompt and cheering. TE& chronic pan
and distress ceases. APpesN pl'''""'
Irsvives. Flesh aud vsgor grad psny COM
back, aud the sufferer reeoyers Du' 2
must DO careful in future. Arp Oo'''
for 10 cents.
A.. - al alma for Viii
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being twisted up in knots. was unable to
dress myself. except with assistance, and
could only hobble about by using cane.
had no appetite, and was assured. by the
doctors, that could not live. The pains. at
times. were so awful, that could procure
relief only by means Of hypodermic injec-
tons Of morphine. had my limbs bandaged
in clay, in sulphur, in poutlces; but these
gave only temporary relief. After trying
everything, and suffering the most awful
tortures. began to take Ayers SarsapaTilla.
Inside of two months, was able to walk
without cane. In three months, my limbs
began to strengthen, and in the course OF a
year. l was cured. My weight has increased
to iG5 pounds, and I am now able to do my
full days work as a railroad blacksmith"
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ate.
The horse market on court Monday
vas pretty brisk aud we learn that 45
horses were purchased b. buyers from
distance besides a nlmbsr tint were
bonVbt BIZ home purchasers. Prices were
tolsrably fair, soma horses bringing g'oa
prices.
Bal plying has again oonn'n'ed on
the streets, We hops our to"H au'hor'-
ties will at once put stop TO what naS
before proven to bs dangerous nuisance
and not wait until a frighisnsd hor'' or
team causes injlry or less OF life ana
c,nsequsnt heavy dsnaEs against the
town.
For FIVE months ended January 81, Vo'
there was delivered from the Harpsrs
Fsrrv and Valley Division Of the BAiu
more and Ohio railroad to the main line
1ss1sO bushels Of apples and 29752 ton'
Of hay. For twelve months ended Jan
81 1896. this disisisa turned over to the
main line 1865 load, OF i've stock
These are the largest shipments ever
made from the Valley 10 the same tune =
Stanton News.
We learn that az effort will ba made u
macadamlss the road loading from tD'
railroad depot to New Market. Ih
county will be asked to defray a part Q
the .xnepse. This is a much needed III
n7ovsment and should be pushed th'oue
rsp,dlv as possible: town OF 10
,ize and Importance of Eev Market aD
oountry a. rich and prosperous as tn'
section ,bould have the best and mo
convenient railroad facilities ootsin~o'
W. I.arn thar DR.. J. T. Tsiplett ia
Dnrcbas.d Of the Valley Telephone Cor
nanx th.t part Of the Inns between Ne
M.,ku aud Woodstock, aud y"
thoroughly overhaul the line aad s1'sD
=. IN stra.burg where 1t will conne
with tbs line from Winchester ana ""
noints. This will give us telepEons c0
neetious to many sessions and be gre
convenience to The people Of this 'e'''0
The Daughters Of the conieaera
nropose to hold al oyster s'TssE " - y
nlsee on Friday and saturday mig
nat should appeal y aud secure
liberal patronage Of every one "o0 10"
the brave and fsishfal soldiers o.
Lost Cause. The proceeds q 1oe S" SUI
are for the purpose Of helping % 0D ~
those members Of Shenandoah "a
Confederate Veterans who are not 'e''
40 this for ,hsmsslses- Ever ,.os !.
deed ID : labor Of love, aud thss - y. = /.
enls theirduty bnt Ieslsy . I,,a ,,st'
contribute to this sscreo sssSt Ks
svsrs one sttsnl and s0s = nss'sr s s's
ion. No money con'a " '~''~
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G. w. KUHN,
Veterinary Surgeon &DBlllSl,
lar,au.,.of Ontario Veterinary CslleEe.,

Treats all diseases Of horses aud cattle
- humane and scientific masner
Ersmpt attention given TO all calls from
,Swp or country. Improved method Of
os.,rsting Without clamps. making .
s~ec,sity If castrsting ridgllpgG
" ~ Nav lily.
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For Sale.


DR.. Humphress Specific ' 5;,.,.. sna III,
lstes colds, and pf u''P " H's'''
fsle by ali dtuGgrN
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4NRs MILL DOTS

Mr. led Dean moved IN tue nOuso VIII"
Mr.. !. A. Copp. last week. sy' says he Is
gong to quit work now.
Mr.. Lewis Hsmrick IS preparing 10
bnild a new barn in the spring.
Mr.. Gid. Hamrlck is preparing to build
new house near the Ridgley school,
house.
The private school at Mr.. Jsme' S'pes
has closed Cd account of the teachers Ill
health. Miss Josie Coburn.
Our Ridgley school is progressing undel
the eff ,ient management of our popular
teacher Miss sallie Glover, but it Is
shame and a degradation to the morals o
our school to see the smutty pictures an'
read the defaming sentences written on
our black board on Sundays.
Our farmers are busy blowing, cleaning
an. making fence, etc. getting ready 10
...or;ng crons. MIsTLETO.
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