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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
MARRIAGE BELLS TO RINc.

The following invitation has been is
sued: Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Powell
request your presence at the marriage
of their daughter, Mary F., to william
r.. Haysom. Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary ed, at 8 o'clock. at their resi-
dence. SOB Fayette street. Portsmouth.
Va, 1899.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18
CRANKY ISLAND
ARTILLERYMEN
Company l of the Ninth vir-
ginia Regiment.
'TWAS A GALLANT COMMAN D."

Private BrInkIcy's Prcxentment of
Approaching Death captain
CrOcker IL ~teadySOIdier-The Bnt>
tic of Gettysburg Color staff shot
I'm Twain Patriots and Soldiers
Whose Record tommcnds Unstint.
cd Admiration ana Praise,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
COMMUNICATED FROM TOMS BROOK

The Edinburg Senitel has been per
sistent IN perading Stickley as the
peoples candidate. But lie. us see tC
what extent the facts IN the case will
yindicate this assumption. Josiah
Srickleys candidacy for the llous-, OF
Delegates had its incipiency i'll two
calls, one signed By a few men in
Strasburg and the other signe.i by a
few citizens from Edlnburg. Tie in
formation comes from reliable source
that these calls were prepared in a
second story law office in Wood
stock, and further more that it was
1t the solicitation of the Walton &
Newman bosses that the signatures
| to the same were procured.
Is At not thus apparent to every rea-
Sonable mind that Josiah Stickley is
Walton Il Newmans' candidate and
not the peoples? Sticklcy also claims
to be the peoples candidate, denying
that he was the candi late Of Walton
IL Newman, but when j. /. Feller
proposed to him TO submit then
claims for adjustment he Immediate
ly took refuge bel ind the Walton d
Newman committee, admitting that
he could do nothing without the con-
sent Of the Rhodes or Walton & New
man committee. These facts sur
rounding Mr.. Stickley's candidacy
most assuredly do not place him i'll
the attitude ofthe peoples candidate,
and the SOntinel's bOmbastlc rffrOnt-
cry to pose him as such will not avail
in the estimation of many true and
loyal democrats. Democrats of Shen-
ndoah, there is no difference be-
tween Plattism of New York, Han
naism OF Ohio, and Walton ~ New
manism of SHENANDOAH all means
bossism. Cast your vote for j. l..
Teller the regular democratic nomi-
nee, he wears no mems collar and Is
not lnteres ted in ring politics.
o. r. L.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

Elizabeth A. CCnman W. Lyd,a A
and JnO. f. Glider. unlawful detaiher.
Cause docketed, possession OF properly
delivered and cause dismissed at 'ne
cost of the defendant.
Regular Grand jury sworn and brought
I'm two indictments for felony VS.. fercy
Moore.
IL. Teller elected School Trustee
Stonewall f. F. Andrick, Madison !;
IS. b. Mlley, Johnstou; II. A. Joruah;
Lee Jos. II. Tisinger Ashby; quallhed
as such according to law.
Last will and testament OF Margaret
V. Frederick, deed. admitted to proD' te'
Z. Taylor Has appointed and quail
fed as admr. of Martin V. Combs, dec a.
Z. Taylor was appointed and quar-
fed as gdn for OLA May Combs.
Chas. r. Sibert vs.. James Lichllter,
in unlawful detainer Cause docketed
and heard by the court without jury
and decision held under advisement.
Danl. Spiker was appointed Sher'n'
committee admr. d b n OF Baroara
Glen, deed
Commonwealth Of Virginia VS. I. A.
| Mlnnlck. upon iOh
Case now on trial before court.
LIST OF CoNvEYANCEs.
Deed from Laura c. Fleming to Lydla
c. Scott; f. Y. Hoffman's heirs 10 Jas
o. Hoffman and wife; Chas. S. Hockman
aud wife to Henry Cline and wli'i
Barbara A. Fadely to VIM. S Irwin Nj
l.. Walton comr. to Jno. 4. Fadely aho
wife: II. II. Houck to VIM. F. Mark; Eva
Y. Kronk to E. d. Newman; X. w
Niece and to Geo. Il. Rhinehart; Eila
| L. Heller to G.. S. Ramsburg; W. Ia
Walton comr. to Annie B. Richard; /
". Magruder trus, 20 Edwin Holdings
worth: Eva V. Kronk to Jas. VI. Cofman
Deed R.. Saml. Z. BAR trus. to Geo +
Price and wife; Division OF lands O
lydia Mowery decd; VIM, n. Brown
decd: of Lewis Orndorf, dec d. o
Lawrence Hammsn's deed Mar, ;
Miller to Nicholas W. Barb; Geo. Bran
ner and wife to Saml. and DAM. b
CARRIER: ]. A. Cohman and wife to Jas
| z. Mumav; Josrphus Wellard to Ana
MAS FunkhouseI; c. Ii. Hotel and VIII
to Thos. Markley and wife; II. {. Bur
yes, and " iic 10 VIM. llewett; Nettle A
Clinedinst to Chas /. Burke; StrasDuri
l.. and |. Co. 10 Philip Eberly; Ii. W
- IL
b. Reid and vile to same; j. o. Role
to same; Geo. Z. Sipe &c conr. to :. A
Noflett; W. II. l.aIkns and wife u
Henry ". Smool; Reuben Smoot ar'
and vile TO same; J. c and Mngg
Frederick to VIM. VI. Frederick rms
p. W. Magruder comr to W. >. N'"
lan1; Henry Carr srs exr. 10 I'M
Carpcr: Vary A. Mil'er's heirs to j. a
and Clara Lutz; Annie +. Orndorii &c
TOE. +. Stickicy; Lucy llisey &c. Il
Rebecca r. Sibert; W. H. Few : helr
10 NJ. C. Teller and Geo. 4. Frav"li Ett'
in. llai,lip to G. r. Fravel and wl.e
i Martin v. Combs and Eta VI Riley
Franklin Gem and wife to Geo. II
Ship,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
CApON ROAD ITENH.

Mrs. Lydia Wels.er, OF Lost City,
sister OF Mr.. Jos. Pangle OF this neigh
borhood. died last Monday morn NJ
aged about 80 years.
The health Of this community is very
good.
,.Iss Bessie Funkhcusrr, OF LeNing-
ton. !, visiting her cousin, Mr.. II. D
Williams
Miss Annie Balthis, OF Strasburg IS
spending This week, at Vespcr Hall.
Mrs, Dr. 4. \. Cover, Of NarrOws,
Va. has gone TO Star Tanne'y to attend
the wedding Of Miss Kate Piier, which
i, 10 take place on the 18th.
The visitors have left Capon Springs
and the hotel closed on Oct. LIST.
Onr farmers are still busy seeding.
The old Confederate veterans will At
tend the mnvciling OF the monument at
Woodstock Oh he 10Th. TO hear the
strains OF The StOnewall Brigade Bant
will remind them OF the days when they
followed Sionewall jackson through
this Valley.
We have an abundance OF sOm'
varieties OF apples. The winesap tree
are all loaded 10 their fall capacity an'
in some places the Jenette trees are
bearing well. As yet we have not ship
ped many from this station.
Mr.. John W Copn sold his orchard L
Mr.. S. II. Lupton, Of Winchester. Mr.
Copp has young orchard Of over ioo
trees which in a few years will SHOW
our slow moving farmers how muci
money thercisI II fruit.
Mr. 5 7. SOnner sol1 his place 10 tn
new Cement Co. this week for S2OOO
He will make his home hereafter Il
Front Royal. The Cement COMPANY
are preparing to open business on
large scale next spring.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
AThOusand Tongues

Could not express the rapture o.
Annie Z. syringe, Of 1925, Howard
st., Philadelphia, Pa, when she found
that DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption had completely cured
her of hacking cough that fol
many years had made life a burden
All other remedies and doctors could
give her no help, but she says Of tins
ROYAL Cure-''it soon removed the
pam in my chest and can now SLEEP
soundly, something l can scarcely
remember doing before. l fell like
sounding its praises throughout the
Universe" So will every one who
tries DIR. Kings New Discovery for
any trouble Of the Throat Chest OF
LunGs. Price SOC. and sl.OO. 1raI
bottles free at b. Schmltt, Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
FOR STATE SENATOR.

In another column appears the
announcement of Mr.. 5. L Lup'on
as a candidate TOR the State Senate
Since the announcement first appear
ed, Mr.. LuptOn has been unanimously
nominated be the District Democrat c
Convention. He will, we have no
doubt, make an excellent represeli-
tative. His election is assured as he i
tie only candidate in the field. While
We do not agree with HIM fully IN ms
views upon the financial question
our people could not well do better
than vote for him, even if there wer'
other candidates in the field. He IS q
man who, we think, will take tic
best care of his conSt ituen,s.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
WHY VOTE FOR TELLER.

First because nc is the regular NOM
nee ofthc regular democratic party
Of Shenandoah county.
Secondly, because he is the right
man in the right place,-he is int III
gent: hls educational qualifications
make him an ideal candidate, and his
literary ability will be exercised in
the service of the people. He will
therefore be able to represent this
County in an acceptable manner. Mr..
Teller is student of public questions
and will be no novice when the i'll
lerests of his constituents are to be
considered His integrity no man
questions. If the citizens of this
County cannot trust Jared L. Feller
to lcgislate for them-whom can they
trust?
His opponents, we know are trying
to manufacture capital against him
ont of the Senatorial question. But
why should the election of a
Senator be made more important
than our own local needs?
State affairs must not be neglected
on account Of the Senatorial fight.
Mr.. Teller is better qualified to leg
islate on these subjects than any 9th
er candidate in the field. He will
not need to ask some one else what
to do and how to do it He knows
that already. We need men of
craftsmanship in the Legislature.
Mr.. Feller is one of the few men Of
our day in Shenandoah, who does
much solid thinking on topics of ger-
eral interest. He, also, has an I'M
predjudiced mind, and can therefore
see things in their true light. lie Is
ii christian gentleman, and patriotic
ciliz, Of the genuine type.
Search the whole County over and
his superior will not be found. Let
those who are tired of voting for men
whom they must aiterward condemn
for neglect of official duties rest as
sured that J. /. Teller will not dlsap.
point their expectations
His opponent, Mr.. Stickley is put
forth as the Tyler candidate; but
friends if you ne for Tyler. save your
vote for him by voting fer Mr.. Feller.
for no one else will be able to repre-
sent your views in the matter. Mr..
Feller is pre-eminentlya man OF the
people and therefore he is the peoples
candidate. 1t is utterly imposslb e
tor a candidate who wears the Wal
ton and Newman Collar to be peo-
ple's candidate. the people SIN the
little out of the way precjnts"-as
Judge Newman SAID in the Winches-
ter Conyention-will not forget this
fact when they go TO the poles next
month
NJ. Slickley's platform says awe
favor good roads, public soho OILS,
low taxes" etc. etc. Who is it tn at
don't? In proposing no means to
i',se ends the platform on these
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
Aciinn of tue County DommIttee.

At n meeting Of the Democratic County
Committee held AT WODdstOck' on 'S'""''
9Th, 1879 IL " 5. UNANIMOUSLY Icsui, ~, -, p
That. in a. macn rs the democracy Oh on' u
doah emmy. IN convention a-sembieh ueI'',
Gated t. this COmnttt,c ~ authorize. az. ~.
commit, "a t. il the trust 1t has UNDERTAKEN III
benaif OF iIe parity ,,es,f,n.l
And n a, much ~ II was the uuqucStloltu
right of e ,enIpcr;i. ic purity III TINS CVun'9
10 select It's own committee ana chlu'u ,,..
without let or hiEdraEce from lne H'A'e O''''
mittec or othsr outside uutLurltyi ia. =.
And In n much a. the susie OOmilittN, ~
its req. nj action has undc; taken 10 lass upon
uuestiu. ,aIeciu, the right OF tbs comm
TO act in hcnAlt Of the party IN Ihc 'o"'.s'
against the protest or TINS COMMIT ~
withou; any investigation into the 'nc'"N VI
the ma. ter a.. tf;,,.,s
And in as mn, as this committee believes
that tnrecos..iz the action Of the si"te Oolh'
mittee. procured under the elicuiiis 'Ail '
and without it, assent. NJ being PaiHI...'i,i
its alel lance To- the party ~ thls Sout's 80
created IT, would not only ne hnut iioO ~
hut a betrayal Of the trust repOsed III j. "'
/ the party; -. ,bis co,r.
There lore the only position ihst ms com
mittec IN Justice t. Itself and to the people 10
whom il owes its c5i,ieicc. can take j. that ID
duty T. the people OF this count! nollalI9
that il disregard the action OIL ihc Sl',G I'm
mittee: nat such action. under tnt VllNu'n
stances was without authority anu thcteivie
void: and this committee calls ulVl nv , ~.
mocracy of the county to sustalnlt III ~ "
termination to continue - exercise ihe au
thoritv hey have delegated TO 1t. untli suSt
tim ~ il may ic relieved 10y the par; rity
which il recognizes rs the highest nn'hoii -
\. y. Rhodcs. Chairman. ". ". Natrud9,r
Secretary, l.. T. Lichalds. GEO., II. Snprr. = :
r. Sti. kisy, f. ,. Mitchell, jos H. Stickieyi >
W. Newman, u. +. Spiker. IhOs. Il. olien'o3
l. p Suarr. W. II. Newman, ID. l.. shaver; n
II K.jIer. ;. f. boyer, {. II. Fadeley. v. =
uacston. q. ". Minoie, NJ. L. Grove N, n p
Gearing 4. {. Snapp. +. :. Pennyhacker' =
Fogal. 4. J. Adams. {. l.. keTlin. .e,.
| roittee cre.not i'm town on MOu1ay, but are
IN tuii a'0oiu WIN y. NJ. r.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
LEBANON LETTER.

Mrs John LOnas and daughters and
Ms Jones. Of Mt. Jackson are the
guests OF Mrs. LOnas' sister, Mrs. d.
A. W. Russmiselle.
Miss Lizzie Calohan Of Oranda /; the
guest OF Miss Mary Hickman OF near
Lebanon.
B.P. Fry who has been working near
Liueton, Warren county, pald ms
faulty q visit last Saturday and sunday
n. n. McGhee Of near Woodstock mas
tust completes A. w. Sewers dweiilnS
house aud 5. NJ. Ritenour's store mousse
Bob. knows how TO spread mud.
Vim. Cofielt. Of near Lebanon raised
the finest Irish potatoes In this secu0h
some weighing from one TO two pounds
5. M. Ritenour has just received a
letter from his son Arthur who - a
member e the Red Cross. And Is
at SanfernandO, Philippine Islands,
DI. A. W. Russmiselle is visiting his
brother. Willie At Romney, w. Va.
Miss Bette Brill, Of Lebanon Is visit
Ing friends aud relatives near Capon
Can't. John II. Grablll paid Lebanon a
short visit recently
\. W. Barton residing near Lebanon
spent several days in the western portion
~ Md. He came home through Tie
mountsins prospecting for goIa; p,,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13

points is pure demagogery-notnng
else Al who want improved con
ditions in school matters ought to
vote for Mr.. Teller. He was once a
teacher, and is now school trustee
Certainly then he is in positi - to
know what our schools need. He !:
interested in the cause fpubhc edu
caiion-lhe most vital issue be'ort
the people. Mr.. Feller stands or o,
this plank in his platform, squartly
and firmly. 1t means something.
"We recommend that the Leglsla
ture take into consideration the needs
four public free schools and seek t(
introduce such reforms as may be-
necessary to make our school system
more efficient"
REGULAR.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF
SHENANDOAH COUNTY.

The writer of this article has been
democrat for forty years, and had
intended TO vote for Stickloy until |
read last weeks Sentinel, which |
understand is controlled by L. ID.
Newman and NJ. /. Walton in which
I read about "Hamstrluging the
damned pot-belhed Dutch OF Shenan.
loah.' And for what just because
me or two men are not allowed TO do
he thinking for the whole County.
There are many good honest re-
spectacle democrats IN the country
part of Shenandoah of German or
Dutch descent, who are entitled to as
much respect as English bred gentle
men who generally reside in the
towns.
| would urge every Countryman IN
the County of Shenandoah 10 vote
against Josiah Stickley the candidate
of this Edinburg Sentinel, and there.
by resent the insult offered to the
German or Dutch inhabitants Of this
County in calling them the Damned
pot.bellied Dutcl of Shenandoah"
III.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
POWELL'S FORT LETTER.

Mr.. Rleys sale took place Non
dav. He sold all his property mclud
ing his farm, and will soon leave tol
w. Va, to make ms home. we
wish them every prosperity.
Mr.. VIM. Tamkin met with d
serious accident last Sunday. While
on his way home from church HI
horse fell on him, breaking his lee
and causing him much suffering DR.
Irwin was at once sent for and he
set the broken bones.
Mr.. A. b. Lichliter is very mucl
complaining.
Golladay & Barr have received
their new stock of goods at 81,
Davlds. We don't know whet they
will call the place unless 1t should be
"look OUT
Messrs. Geo. Golladay and Geo
KILLER took trip to Staunton last
week.
The Progressives held their love
feast last Saturday night. They vii
commence protracted meeting OIL
the 2nd SUNDAY in November.
Rev. Mr.. R will commence
ameetlng at Cross Roads this week
We congratulate viii Donavan, o.
Taylortown, as lie goes stepping
around higher than his knees.
John Combs while digging tol
water has discovered what Is suppos-
ed to be pure coal. All the talk no"
is about developing the mine az
parties are ready TO 60 to work at
once.
r. L Walters is improving hi
new house very much 10y painting ii
inside and out. Two painters from
Edinburg are doing the work.
Little Pud.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
P 0 ! I'll { A /
COMMUNICATIONS.


10 the Editor OF the HERALD.
| notice in yom issue of last week,
hat in the space of two columns on
one page the same writer, Miley
democrat, appears no le3s than seven
times, and each time, with one excer-
ton. over a different letter of the al
phabet. A sort of alphabetical dem
ocrat. He evidently wishes to make
the democrats OF the county believe
that there are a lot of linn to vote
against StIckley, aud there are a lot
Of him if he intends to repeat his vote
under each ofhiS aliases.
Mr.. I'D >" alias &C." alias OK" ali
as "Farmer," alias 3D." alias "N.,'
alias &C." must evidently be con
scious of the fact that suspicion OF
his identity would be sufficient reply
TO his t,cddNe. But he seems TO have
overlooked the fact that the man who
hides himself behind "alases" is so
universally connected with the crimi-
nal court as an unwilling participant
in its procce.)ia IS, that,to the public
the alias is IS provocative of suspicion
- the identity of the author would
be.
But the able editorial in the Her
AID is of itself full reply to all that
Nr. &c" alias 3D." alias "X.," alias
&c, &C., &c, has to say.
Isuppose Mr.. AlphaJet Aims conlt
not have had a suspicion that the
HERALD was loaded with that kind o
ammunition, else he would not have
ventured so near with his flock o
iicgglingS, not yet able to fly by
themselves, and have taken such
GROUND raking.
As to the action of the State Com
mittee in the matter of the Shenan
doah Candidates and Committees
the sterling democrats Of Sh"na"dOal
will hurl back their Jpn 'cIt an'
impOtent resolutions Ill llir teeth
Martin and his lieu ans, wing
prevented united actici 10y tie dem
ocrats in this county, aid having de
liberately brought out a candidate, il
whose nomination the majority of the
democrats were precluded from par
ticipating, will now in vain order thu
State Committee TO order the demo-
Gratis Of Shenandoah to vote tor thei
man. The democrats Of Shenandoah
have some respect for their owl
rights, and will vote for no candidate
lin whose nomination they were no
recognized as democrats, at the die
talion of committee Of outside poll
ticianS, the instrument Of machin,
| boss.
Every democrat in this county wiz
has mite of self respect, or who be
li,ves in the exalted principles Of The
! great party to which he belongs, vii
resent such a wanton attack upon tn,
inherent right of the democrats of tn,
county with all his might.
The fact that a committee, at tn
dictation OF boss, would intrude it
sslf into the internal affairs of a coun
~, against the protest of the peopl
themselves, and attempt to BULLDOG
them into voting as the boss woul'
dictate by threats of being regarded
as Independents, goes bow-shot be
yond anything that was witnessed
under the Malone regime in its palm
lest DAYS.
l trust that your valuable pape
will continue to expose the BASTARD,
plotting of the "lIachme," until a
who run may read the true inward
ness OF this threatening invasion Q
popular rights.
REGULAR DEMOCRAT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
4 rr,ghtiilI Isiunder

Will often cause = horrible Burn
Scald, Cut or Bruisc. Bucklen''
Arnlca Salve, the best i'll the world,
will kill the pain and promptly hea
it. Cures Old Sores. Fever Sores
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, all Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth
.Onlv % cents box. Cure guarall-
teed. Sold by B. Sehmitt, Druggist.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13

SAYS the Jasper ola. News: There
Is an industry in this county that but
little is known about. 1t is the alliga-
tor hide business. During the season
from June To Sept. o. \. Worley OF
this place bought 75I hides. for when
he paid the sam Of Sij1. Doubtless our
most timid citizen never thought that
T57 gators could Ice found in this love
IL county's creek. swamps and mud
holes In the short space OF three
months time"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13


Does your husband ever help you
ahout taking care of the baby was
asked the wife Of young professor III
u neighboring city.
Not often. though sometimes he
does. Last evening he said he'd take
Willie for an airing as he was gong
70 walk down to the postofiice. Ha'f
an hour later saw my husband SIT
ting in the parlor reading scientific
magazine, but | could see nothing or
the baby.
"Where's Willie? What have you
done with himy | asked.
why said the professor. i torgo'
all about him. think he IL sitting IN
the postofiice.' "-Detroit Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
ALLEGHENY, PA.
DON'T know the date.

Don't know the date.
Dear Editor
We would like to be remembered 10
our many friends in Woodstock ana VI
ciuity so we have decided to write you a
letter.
Mr.. Chas. Lambert has been i'll for a
few weeks but Is around again.
r. G. Miley arrived here last night
there was number Of Woodstock boys to
meet him.
Frank Barron eft for Woodstock
Thursday night. He has learned that
"There is no place like home"
Robt. Shipe arrived last week and has
secured work at the B. & O. shops.
The B. b. & b. Trunk Factory employ
seven boys from Woodstock, not includ-
ing our boss, Omer Keller.
Every Saturday night the corner OF
Laycocke and Federal Sts. is alive with
Woodstock boys. About 25 of US get to-
gether and paint the town red
We hope the farmers will have mo
trouble in getting thrash hands.
C. Tell Miley has secured work in the
B. B. & B. Trunk Factory. Mr. Sam.
Howe expects to 60 10 work in the b. b.
& B. sale room Monday.
Frank Coffman is an Inspector for the
b. & o. railroad.
Ed. Ramey and Chas. Rodeffer will
soon be at home again.
Bryan Johnson expects to drive one o.
the B. 3. & B. wagons. He has had a
little experience since he came out and he
has fallen in love with the work.
Leonard Keller made the remark Satur-
day night that he never knew what work
was until he struck the Is. 81 o. freigh
depot Will Frayel is thinking the same
thing but he does not like to express
himself.
Omer Keller was sick and unable to
work Saturday but we are glad he is bet
ter now, and he expects to 60 to work as
before Monday.
A READER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13
THE GOODS ARE HERE
Dry Goods.

Brown cottons 4, 8 and &c yd.
Calicoes 4, sand &c yd.
All black and white prints DC yd.
Blue calicoes at SC I'D.
Our bleached cotton Sc per YARD
cannot be duplicated anywhere.
Bleached sheeting p yards wide at
IS cents I'D.
Fast colored shifting at 6 cents yd. has
always sold at 8 cents.
old Hickory shifting 9 cents yard,
REGULAR price 10 and l2l cents.
Outing. fast colors. cents yard, heavy
at &c I'd. skirting at Sc yard. Canton
dannels at 5, Z. 8, 10 and l2i. Although
goods have advanced we are selling at
the old prices.
Mems heavy wear at l2i, IS, 20 25' 40
and soc, big values.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-10-13

Muslins, Calico, and Apron ginghams
at ( - worth &c.
Worst,d dress goods at 10 and l23c
worth zoe.
Full yd. wide all pure wool suiline
clothes ut 25c yard. wyrth 4Oc
Better quality 3jc worth SOC
Very best dress Innings, silcsias :,
Percales s yard, worth 10 " l24
Cbildren's rubbers - worth 25c