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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

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La auf Der Groe. Sin BUD ibres
Mannss: Dem Wsien oes 2ebens."
gu ibr itr0ntte tsin 2ebsn aus oislem
8uhe.
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sinsm sinformia grauen 0immeI Sas
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ter 8lib ourh Die Wslt oe3 8lsi6'
maBes, bic erpig Ib in qlei6er Sti1e
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menb binourtidnitt. Gin 5rduu,.
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toll uno %bsrlpeaeu. lisblih unb oon
fiber, lodenosr alGnqs.
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nit ieinen breiten. bliiheroen 2ofta'
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leiies, tlinaenpes 2aheu. mar frei,
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ternben Shutiit,tiaqen. budte Ii5
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
Gin herrliehes 8ilr
pcn Kaii<r Wilbelm!

Vim is. sunni 1918 feiert. oas
oeutide Bolt ben 25. 9ahrestas BON
8at6er 8tlbelms Regimt. Def.
len 8egleruns IN Die 1eihihte iber.
sehen miro ais Die eines Der ar6Bten
daer SobeH5olern. Ter " a Z
4oro~ - ME ihn bic anaIo'omeri.
taniihe Breiie gu beseihnen pIeat -
bat iid OILS wirsliher 5rieoenS.
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rnug bat oas beutihe Eeih feline
sro6te Blithe erreiht, uno ane
7eutifen dui benz grbeurunSs cnr.
fen fcl5 auf i'm ieiu. 7as sr
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iein Tam. Dos benefit CUR Rel. oieier
puHoeruole Wdnn nit ieineu neg.
rsihen 6esrihaarru elmer sansen
Welt uor 6einoen se~ssnlber
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su erweutp. liefern mir Elm prnht.
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WilheEm. @r6se f0k xtS 3pa unb
eaiisuo ium @%inrahmen. portofrei in
et;er 500. %nerianot. su 15e pre-
StlG uo,f Suei fir 25e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

Die iunge 6rau nnr uieoer duetn.
Oh, oieIer Regenl Dieter Regen
mar tuie ibr aeben. bin, trdumbaft.
peridleiert, faIt oerduldlos. Der
i6leiert nie ibr 8atte, oeIisn Welt
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geuommen botte, nm in ieiner Gtns
Iamteit elm titles, unauforin9li6es
8efen um fih gu hoben, eerluihloa
lpie feline etpig gleide. %tpelenIo's. milns
l31rtli6teit.
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gene Welt.
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in ibrer. MGod,e a3eit uno in ibrer
fInfidbri9sn Gbe tduIenomal ges
trGumt, Wiinlhe. Die lie tuuienoHpdl
aebeat, tleine 8eoanten. Ole lie tau>
lenomoG qeodht. Nber Die Srdume,
@iinIte uno 8sbonttn erregtsn ni6t.
rdnnen niht prideInp ourh ibren
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9ldn3eu, ipedtsn in thr teins Sebns
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8m. sic tamen pie ulte, trdnte,
fhleihenoe 6eIe[su, bic Dol ibr ME
oerbodten unS nit grdmliheu. boffz
nunasloien. teeren 4uasu ihr tns
blofie @eIift Iturrten uno ibre Gang
tpeiIe su elmer grensenlolen Wtiioi9e
teit iteissrteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21
Droteh f..

patient: SEPT baben Sic mir einsn
fclifen 3ubn ~aesogen,!"
3obnar5t: IS mo; Sic baben ia
eor feline fclihen 3dbne."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-21

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Satin: SD ksgdis iidlsr midi
oieoeg. lrcnH Ou Dor mir ittrbeu fous
EFT"
@dtte. Dit fiirttsit lpohl. einen
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Ser 81 betonmtu2"
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Wle pieIe Weniheralter meroen
oer9tbsH. bis Die @iNsuihoFt ale Sc.
ittAtsidliaun9er ojeis3 0eIttrieaes
duiseosdt bdt2
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
r. F. d. No. 1.

Mr.. l.. Il. Burner and son. Walter
left Monday for Manassas.
Mr.. Edgar Crabill spent the week
end with his parents,
Mr.. Hobert Fravel spent the first OF
the week with Mr.. Edgar Ham lex.
Mrs. Amanda Burner and Miss Ola
Jackson spent Thursday with Mrs. L.
r. Burner.
Mr.. Otis Conner is the proud father
of young son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tapley spent
the first of the week with Mr.. and Mrs
L. X. Blu her.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sydney Newman and
Mrs. j. Gochennur - 500, visited
Mr., William Beydler and family re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Borden have
moved to the home of her father, Mr..
George Ritenour.
Mr. Luther Kohne spent the first of
sle week with Mr.. Oscar Rinker.
MIR. Edgar Pierce visited Mr. Walter
Burner recently.
Mrs. Mary Fauver spent a few days
with her brother, Mr. Nj. Gochenour.
Miss Sydney Artz visited her par
EMS Sunday
Mrs. Mary Hamrick returned from
visit to Cross Roads,
Mr. Mervin Helsley spent the first
Of the week with Mr.. OFT Richard.
Mrs. Julia Helsley and sister, Wis
tied Mrs. Dave Richard recently.
Miss Clara Bauserman visited her
brother, Mr.. George Bausermau, the
first of the week
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
X. F. ID. No. 2 & 3.

Messrs. Ernest Baker and VIM.
Gochenour attended court in Har-
risonburg, Monday.
Rev. Allen Stickley filled his reg
ular appointments at Fairview last
Sunday morning and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roney Kibler was
visited by the stork last Thursday
and he left a big boy.
Miss Annie Kibler, who had been
seriously i'll is much better at this
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Sheetz
have returned to their home in Ohio
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bowers, of near Calvary.
Mrs. Edward Fry visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Emery Bushong, last week,
Our farmers are all busy doing
their spring blowing during this nice
weather.
There will be an oyster supper at
Mt. Vernon, Saturday night, March
10th. The proceeds will be used
toward fixing the school house. So
come out and help a good cause.
Misses Minnie Richard and Ethel
Holler each had a quilting last week.
A number of their friends were
present and Joined in the work. A
sumptuous meal was served on each
occasion. This looks like there
might be wedding or two on hand.
While Mr.. Hugh Carpenter and
son, Roy, were driving two young
horses in wagon on last Wednes-
day, the animals became frightened
in the woods near Mr.. Bernie Cooks
throwing Mr.. Carpenter and his son
from the wagon. The former re-
ceived several ugly cuts about the
face. The boy was not hurt.
Mr.. Charles Richard visited his
brother, Mr.. Homer Richard, of near
over last Sunday,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
The New Theatre.
Connecticut Millionaire Taken
Into CUSTODY,

New Haven, Conn, March 10
Virginius j. Mayo, the central figure
in the quadrargular love mystery il
y,lving about the Disappearance Of
one of his stenographers, was arrest
ed today charged with being the
father of Miss Susan Wahler's child.
Mayo furnished bail for his ap-
pearance before Justice Land for
trial.
Miss Waller was formerly en-
ployed by Mayo as stenographer,
Like Lillian May Cook, who com.
mitted suicide and 10y Waterbury,,
the mother of two of Mayos
children, both Mayo's former steho-
graphers. Miss Waller asserted she
came under the spell of Mayo's
magnetic love charm
The action against Mayo today
came as a complete surprise to Mayo.
He passed successfully through a
stormy sea last week, when Mis-.
| Florence Weeks Mayo, of Scranton,
Pa announced that she was his legh
wife and thai he had deserted
after marriage IA Bag hampton, \
Y, in 1890.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
Pay Your CapitatiOn Tax.

The payment OF a capltatfOn
tax is prerequisite to voting,
and every voter is vitality inter
ested in the coming election OF
County and District officers. You
should bear in mind that the cap
itation taxes paid in Shenandoah
County are applied to the upkeep
and maintenance of the schools
in the County, and this fact.
aside from the privilege of par
ticipating in the selection of
your officers, should prompt ev-
cry man to pay a Capitation tax.
The citizenship of a man who
refuses or fails to pay a small
amount towards the expenses of
educating his children and pro-
tecting him in the enjoyment of
his rights is certainly unenvla-
BILE, and the payment of a capi-
tation should not be thought of
as hardship, but rather as a
privilege.
In November every Office in
Shenandoah County, except that
of Clerk, will be filled az the
ballot box, and it is your duty to
have voice in saying who these
officers shall be.
In only one way can this b.
done, and that way is by paying
your capitation. If you Ira vent
done this do so at once for unless
it is done by. May LIST you will
be ineligible to vote.
Attend to it now.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
POWell'S Fort.

Miss Irene Munich is no better a
this time.
Mr.. A. B. Lichliter is very i'll
and his condition is critical.
Mrs. Amanda Combs and daugh
ter, Miss Ola, spent Sunday nigh
with friends in Woodstock.
Misses Clara Cave and Minerva
Lichliter were in Woodstock last
Saturday.
Mr.. William Robinson left Mon
day for Kabletown, w. Va, on a
business trip.
Mr.. George Woodrow. who has
been spending week with his son,
Mr.. Mont Woodrow, at this place,
has returned to his home in Quicks-
burg.
Mrs. Emma Lichliter is very i'll at
this time.
Mr.. John Funk spent several days
with friends in Winchester recently
Mr.. Charles McInturff spent Sun
day night with his uncle, Mr.. G. w.
McInturff.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
MAURERTOWN,

Duke L. Shaver. after spending a
few days with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. D. L. Shaver returned to school
at Dayton, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Carroll and daughter,
Mrs. Lester Ruiz, left for visit at
Washington, Sunday evening.
Misses Bernice and Eula Sine, of
Mt. Calvary, visited friends here the
first of the week.
Mrs. Ellen Yew, after a two
months visit with her daughter, Mrs.
George Keister, at Stanton, return
ed home on Monday.
Miss Nellie Smallwood, of Lex
ington, after a visit with Mrs. Sue
Hess, returned home, Wednesday.
Mrs. c. H. Spiker and sister, Miss
Roberta Funkhouser, are suffering
from attacks of tonsilitis.
The Maureftown Mutual Tele-
phone Company held their annual
meeting last Saturday, and elected
the following officers c. Frank
Hickman, President Frank Spig-
gle, Sec. and Treas. B. Frank Saum,
Collector, and the following direc-
:ors William Pifer, Frank Spiggle,
Hugh McInturff. M. Gochenour,
Samuel Bauserman and John Artz. J
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19

Robert Brown this day appeared
before me in my said county and |
made oath before me that he wit
messed the signature of each and
every person whose name is sign
ed to the foregoing writing.
my commission expires On the
1st day OF January, 1917.
'Given under my hand this 1st
day of May, 1918.
John Smith,
Notary Public"
CD The Declaration of Candi-
dacy must be acknowledged be-
fore some officer who has author
it, to take Acknowledgements to
deeds Chat is to say, clerks,
deputy clerks, commissioners in
chancery, notaries public or JUS
tees of the peace. Code, sec
ton 25OD, and must also be at
tested by two persons who can
write, signing as witnesses.
(5) Each signature to the pc.
tition must be witnessed by a
| person whose affidavit to that eff.
feet must be attached to the pc
tition. If one person witnesses
the signatures of all fifty of the
petitioners, only one affidavit
would be necessary, but if some
of the signatures of the petition
|e.s are witnessed by one person
/ and some bv another, affidavit'
must be made by each of the wit
!: nesses.
i TO- In case of candidates 70
the Senate or House of Delegate
, representing districts containin,
more than one county or city, tn
. qualified voters OH the petitio
cannot be taken from the severa
counties or cities, but all the pc
titioners must be qualified voter
of the candidates city or county
Il % The candidate must fl
with their declaration of candi
dacy and their petition a receip
I showing the payment of the er
f trance fee required by sectio
~, of the Primary Act.
r (S) 1t is the duty of the chai'
man or chairmen of the severs
f COMMITTEES of the respective pal
ties to furnish to the electors
y boards charged with the duty {
+ preparing and printing the pr
mary ballots, the names of til
9 candidates to be printed thereo,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
Republican Primary

Republican Primary for the nomi
nation of County and District Officer.
to be voted for at the coming Novem
Der Election, Saturday, April 10th
1915
According to the Republican plar
or party organization, meeting Of
the Republican County Committee o.
Shenandoah County was held in
Woodstock, Va, on the Sth day OF
March, 1915. 1t was ordered that an
all day Primary, subject 20 the rules
and regulation adopted by the com
mittee to be held at the twentv-seyep
precincts in the County 1.-THE voters of
j. D. Miller precinct to vote at For
estville) on Saturday. April 10th,
1918, for the purpose of nominating
County and District Officers to be
voted for November End, 1915.
All voters who are qualified to vote
in the coming Novem Ter election and
who believe i'm Republican principles
and who pledge themselves to abide
by the action of the primarie. and
support the nominee thereof are
eligible to participate in said pri.
mary, regardless of past political
differences or past affiliations.
All candidates must have their
names sent TO County Chairman not
alter than April LIST, 1915.
]. D. Harpine.
County Chairman, Of Republican
Party of Shen. Co.
!. V CARRIER, Secretary.
| join in the above call and urge all |
'rogressives to participate in the |
bove Primary.
DR.. r Nc. Hoffman.
March 12-5w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
Martin And The Claims R'''

When the Republican tiIibu
was on against the Presidents snip
ping bill, which had been, at the re-
quest of Mr.. Wilson, made the bus
mess before the Senate to the ex-
clusion of everything else, and MADE
SO by binding party caucus, the
Republicans tried every way to
break up the majority forces. Final
ly. when all else failed, they pre-
posed to take up the claims Dill
not to pass it, but to put the Demo
Gratis in a position of having tosvcfe
against its consideration or else turn
their back on the Presidents wishes.
Senator Martin promptly got
number of letters accusing him CT
indifference to the measure, as q q
other senators. To them he replied
that he was just as earnest in behalf
of the measure as it was possible TO
be, but that he could not possibly
vote to make a filbuster a success
in order to get e vote on the CLAIMS
bill.
| Furthermore. he promised to leave
mo stone unturned to get the bill
through. but. true to his lifelong
policy Of not making promiseS thai
he does not think he can fulfiAJ hi
added that it seemed hopAs a
that juncture. though he, would
fight on.
! And he did fight on. The resul
: is known. The Republicans die
their best to defeat it, but it is nov
: law. Had it failed many good PEG
pie would always have refused tt
believe that Senator Martin, wa
, heartily for it. How often our mos
faithful public servants are censure'
,, |by the people they try most t.
help Augusta Argus -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19

- ets2~l
Same VS.. same. Final decree.
Deed approved and confirmed.
Shenandoah National Bank and
others VS.. L. R. Irwin. &c. Decree
of reference. /
w. Q. Tidler VS.. R. L. Tidler, M.
J. Hess, &c. Decree for sale of
house and lot in New Market.
Rosie May Carrier VS.. Harry B.
| Carrier, H. D. Coffman, &c. Decree
for alimony. suit costs, and attor-
ney's fees.
Mamie F. Shelter VS.. Isaac 0.
Barton's admr. Submitted for de-
cree in vacation
| A. S. Rhul, &C., VS.. Chas. Y. Rhul,
&c. Decree for sale of real estate.
Sallie May Charlton VS.. A. K.
Dellinger. Sale of real estate at
Moore's Store to M. M. Wunder
approved and confirmed. Judge E.
= ID. Newman appointed special re-
= ceiver to receive the money and in
vest the same until the further order
of this court. c. R. Winfield,
special commissioner, to make deed.
John H. Hoover, gdn., VS.. Tracie
May Wilkins ct al. Sale of real
estate to Daniel M. Ryman cor
- firmed.
L. B. Wolfe, admr., VS.. Lurah E
i Zirkle, &c. Decree for sale of real
9 estate.
Il S. E. Walter and Sarah J. Walter
VS.. B. N. Dinges. Injunction made
permanent.
Wade c. Fawley, &c. VS.. Abraham
! Fawley. Decree confirming sale.
A. F. Ludwig and wife VS.. Chas
E. Sine. Final decree and caus'
ended.
). w. F. Bowers, &C., VS.. J. w
Bowers. Inter. decree.
i c. ]. Hotel, &C., VS.. w M. Fred
;, erick. Decree confirming sale o
! real estate.
:. Daisy F. Conner VS.. AdenF. Con
liner. Divorce q pirCulO mQtyTmOni
III granted.
j. Fletcher E. Webb vs.. Daisy v
8, Webb. Divorce DMculo mat7mon
W granted.
Otis o. Holler VS.. Amanda Ho
cd Ter, &c. Assignment of dover cor
firmed.
:. Samuel McCune VS.. Bear Pom
- Lumber, Coal & Oil Co. Sale {
k real estate ordered.
J. ]. M. Rynan VS.. E. H. HANNA
N Final decree.
Merchants & Farmers Bank v
). D. P. Magruder. Deed to be mac
for to Valley Savings Bank.
II Ellen Wine VS.. Paul Wine. R
port of commissioners affirmed.
George S. Bowman, Overseer
DID, the Poor, ordered to bind out as a
II prentices, Robert, Clarence al
Charles Wilkin.
TX, The resignation of R. R. Ryns
eff admr. of Sarah Ryman's estate q
tiff cepted.
. Il Court adjourned until next tern
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
Seventh Congressional District
Conference To Meet In
narriSOnburg.

EDUCATORS FROM TEN COUNTIES
GATHER MARCH IS, % AND p.
DIR. P. P. CLAYTON TO SPEAK.
Extensive preparations are be-
ing made for the meeting of the
Seventh District Convention OF
the State Teachers Association,
which will be held in Harrison.
burg, March Is, 20 and u. The
largest educational gathering
ever held in the Valley is ex.
pected.
DR.. P. P. Claxtop, of Wash.
ington, D. c., United States
Commissioner of Education, will
be one of the principal speakers,
and will sound the keynote o.
the meeting in an address on
The Rural School Problems of
Virginia."
The State Department of Edu-
cation, the State Board Of
Health, the University of Vir-
ginia, the Normal Schools, the
State Teachers Association, the
Cooperative Education Associa-
ton, and every branch of the
teaching force Of the Public
School'System will be represent
ed by speakers of recognized
charm and ability. A program
OF unusual richness and closeness
to the life of this section is prom
ised for the three dav session.
1t is recognized by the teach
ers and school officials that at
tend the larger educational gath
erings that, as rule, they are
too cumbersome to be as effeC-
tive as they should be 81; in these
mailer groups such as is repre-.
s.nted in this District Meeting
there is ample opportunity for
definite accomplishment along
some urgent line. Hence it is,
that the Congressional Meetings
are becoming each year more
and more significant.
The Division Superintendent
are cooperating with the Dis
.rict Vice-President, Mr.. James
;. Johnston. in an effort to Sc
,ure as large an attendance on
he part of the teachers as pos
'ible. The railroads are making |
'educed rates for the occasion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
: 81 a. -
NEARLY 4 HUNDRED
YEARS AGO.
From the Woodstock HERALD.
March IS, 1918.

FROM the w OOuStOCh lAENhLDs
March Is, 1918.
AN ACT
Establishing a separate Election in
the county of Shenandoah.
Be it enacted by the General As
semby, That whenever herea eter.
an election shall be holden i'll the
county of Shenandoah, to choose
either a member or members OF
the House Of Delegates, or
Senator, in the State Legislature
or Representative in Congress
there shall be at the same time,
separate poll opened for such
election at the house now the
J residence OF Isaac Overall, in the
town of Milford, in said county,
or at such other house in said
town as the court of the said
county may, from time to time,
designate.
| Vindicator writes a three col
umn communication, in the con-
troyersy growing out of the eff
fort to have the County divided.
I The Editor says We hays
found it impossible to publish
the different pieces with which
we have been lately furnished
without excluding articles of in
telligence. We have therefor
given the preference to thos
who are already embarked in til
controversy, as having prio
claim and we hope by this cours
that the views Of others will b
anticipated, for it is certainl
=, inexpedient to admit frequen
repetition of the same arguments
We have only to add, that it Wi
be necessary for those VIII
write for the paper, to compress
their remarks within due limit
and to avoid personal illusions.
The Commissioners under til
4th article of the treaty of Chen
have decided that Moose Islant
Dudley Island and Frederick L
land, in the bay of Passa m;
quoddy, which is part of the Ba
, of Fundy, belong to the Unite
: States and that all the 9TH
islands in the said Bay, togeth,
with the Island of Grand Menal
belong to Grea. Britain. The
decision has been communicate
to the government of the Unite
States.
N Married on tn 18th instant, t
y the Rev. A. A. Shannon, M
S. John Golladay to Miss Lyd
=, Ann Smith, all of this place.
al Obituary OF Mrs. Ann Thorn
son, consort of Mr.. John Thorn
son, of this place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
For Sale

AT public auction, in front of the
Court House at Woodstock, Va, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1875, at 2
y. m, acres OF land about one-haIf
mile southwest of the Woodstock.
Va, Court HouSf; Good Dwelling
House, rooms; excellent garden:
good-sized stable; cisterns; out
buildings formerly owned by Miss
Lizzie A. Kagey.)
TERMS: -Ooe fourth cash in hand.
balance in three equal annual paw
ments, interest SIX per cent lien re-
tanned on the property, and the build
ings kept insured for the benefit of
the vendor.
GEORGE RIDENOUR.
Maurertown, Va, Il.
March l2--2t pd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-19
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