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8BBI?AND0AB HERALD
Wt>? O-w*lH ><?.?: VA..
Vl-r-alnoada*. April 17.1* IST?4?
TOWI AHD OO??NTT ATFAIBS.
L?
B. ?t O. R. R. Timk Talbe.?On
and afterJSuuday IVov. 1 Stlt 1^77 train?
Will arrive anJ leave Woodstock a?
follows :
WESTERN BOCND.
Fieignt.traiu leave? A. M. 9.21
Passenger ?* M P. M. 1.41
Freight ?' " T. M. 2.39
alAbTBKN BOUND.
r ?'lglit tram leaves A. M- 10.18
Pussc-nger " arrives P. M. 1.25
" leave? P. M. 1.50
?.?ight " leave? P. M. 9.0?*
Freight trains leaviug at A. M. 9.21
?rid P. Si. 9.06 respectively run on
Suudays, Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days sad Saturdays only. All other
trains daily except Suudays.
All regular trains have passenger cars
attaches.
Parties who are unoer the impression
that the hog-law is a dead letter, will bt
convinced of their error by paying a rule
?ftwoor three dollar*.
Millinery Gnous.?Sea the card of
Mr?. HrSBStlwet ?b Ibis ???us. She is
pre?.?red to furnish every thing needed
in the millinery or dress-making line.
I*. S. MaS-SHAL.?Host. Jon. P.I
Lewia, of Buckingham, ha? received :
the appo.uttacnt of U. S. Marshal fori
the Western District of Virginia in the]
place of Col. A. S. Gray resigned.
Sixty two laud owners in Pajfs Coun?
ts give notice lliat persons must not
hunt or lish ou tltoir lauds. The cliaiic?.
for the Luray boys getting a g"i'd tue??
>f fresh ti*h:s decidedly slim.
The tlarrUonhurg 'ill Commonwealth
?ays : "Fr?tin all account?, we ?sill have
wheat enough ?u the Valley next tall to
board England ami Russia ai roavsona?
bl? rate, lor five sens.
Attention is called to the advertise?
ment of P. Heller & Co. who propose
to sell au inimeii?-e stock vf goo?]? at
wonderfullj low price?. Read their ad*
advirtiieiiieiil and ?elect for yourselves.
Latest Wheat (.?cotations.?
Thlindaj morning ?liest was quoted
at lb?.* depot. Winchester, at $1.15 to
1,18 a bushel. Corn 48 to 50 cent?,
and oats 28 to 30 cants.? rFi'?icAt**f-r
Times.
Just Arrived.?J. J. Stoneburrusr
A Sonare now opt-mug anew stock of
seasonable ??ood?, which have just
arrived from the Eastern Market?.
Parties wishing to secura bargain?
should call at once, as his goods hare
been selected with care and will be sold
at the lowest prices.
The bridge on the Mauassas brauch
of the Virginia Midland Railroad, over
the South branch of the Shenaadoan
river, it i? t-XDectcd will early next
month be linis'.ud and ready for the
passage of trains. A large force of
hands is engaged re-building it.
Attention is called to the card of Dr.
D. D. Carter. Physician & Surgion. His
drug ?t?ire opposite Welsh's Hotel is
supplied with a full line of drugs, and a
choice variety ofcigars. Tobacco and
coufectionariis. Give bins 8 call.
Gone Again.?One enter pr i si n g
Merchant. Mr. M. Coflruan. ?? now in j
Baltimore selwctin?; a full stock of spring
and summer Goods. He will be prepared j
to make a fall display of hi? ?toe? next |
week. Call and examine. He is pre?
ptred to clothe all who desire good? at
very low prices ami of excellent quality.
E?Q**llina for yourselve?.
? ? ? ? ?
Dkatu OS GsiOBOl Will.?Geo.
W II an old raakknt of this county, died
at liia resideuee 1} lailaa ?vest of Tim
berville in this county ou Monday April
the 3d. in the 61th year of ins age. He
was bom in Sh'uandoah and moved to
th:*. county when quite a young man.?
Reck. Beg.
Tas Wkathek? This lovuly spring
day you can hardly realize that the same
day nine sears ago there were twelve
inches of suow on tlie gmunJ here.?
And yet it is so ; and besides that, ou
the 1 St h day of iLis mouth, six year?
ago, the thermometer was at freezing
point all day long.? Vindicator,
On last Sabbaih after service? at the
X. S. Baptist church, the congregation
repaire?4 lo the Hawkabill and wituoased
a beautiful baptismal ?ceue. The ordi?
nance was administered to four cani
dates: C'-il. M. Spitleraud two daugh?
ters. Laura aud Virginia, and Miss
Wharton, a niece of Rev. H. M. U Inn
ten.?Paye Courier.
? m .*?. si
Belmont Sold.?Jas. R. Russell,
trustee for the creditors of M. B. Buck,
sold on Wednesday to A. A. McKay,
attorney in fact for Dr. T. Ashby, of
Baltimore. Bjlruont, coutainmg eight
hundrtid acre?, tor #15.5u0, one third
cash, and balance in one and two years
with interest. This sale is subject to
confirmation by the Corporation court
ef Winchester, which will be held next
Monday.? Warren Sentinel.
Death.?Oa April. 10, Albert E..
ion of Peter Windle, of this place, de?
parted this life; aged 21 year? aud 21
day?. This unex'iected death of one so
young, and with pro?pects for a long
life, shocked the whole community. We
deeply sympathize with the bereaved
family in their affliction?.? Valley.
He Wants an Explanation.*?
The Editor of the Valley devote? con?
siderable ?pace in his last ??sue, to an
effort to account for the appearance of a
coft8)u>- baby at the toll gate at the
South end of New Market. Discouraged
w-itu his own effort he calls lustily for
assistance and asks u? to explain for
lu?.. We, Woodstockers, are generous.
but this is asking too much of us. We
would like to aceomodate him, bat we
do not know how to explaiu the mailer.
Call on some one near-r home.
Croquet. --Ready for the season a let
?f good So. l crosmet sat*? for #1.25 at
*- B. SctlMirr.
Mokk Barns Burned.- Not
! the carrying out of Grant's order
Sheridan, in the infamoua dispatc
| lay waste with fire a portion of
j beloved vallsy, so that 'a ?.row if f
over it would hav? to carry hi? rati
was there ever sscli a fearful da
Linville a>? on Friday last. That n
big the wind was blowing a kir Ai
gale, when about the hour of 10 o'?
a kitchen belonging to Gideon Kra
Esq.. aceidcnlly took lire and in a
moments ?vas, wrapt in ?aruea.
kitchen stood a few feet from the i
building, and this with the fact that
wind was blowing from the weal ei
ed the safety of Mr. Kratzer'? dwell
Some fodder stacks were betwee
shed and the barn, which ?oon I
fire, aud then the barn, all of w
burned with feartul rapidity, and
neighbor? who hastened in large u
?ben? to Air. K's assistance could i
der but liltla aid in extinguiehiug
flames, but turuiug their alteutiot
the agricultural implement? and mac
ery that waa in the barn, succeede?
canyifeg tiicae toa place of safety.
One-fourth of a mil? further eai
the residence of Col. ?. ."iipe, ?*
when the fire broke out at Mr. Krau
hastened with hut entire available f.
to assist hi? neighbor, and waa tl
doing manful duty. While thus euga
what waa his horror in glancing tow
his own premises to find that his ba
which stood about 00 yarda east of
store and dwelling waa on tire. S
pr?servation being the first law
nature. Loi. Sipe could not do other tl
hasten to extinguish the flames on
?wa '.remises, and in this move he t
followed by others, the Debjhl
Uviding. When Col. Sipe and pa
readied his barn ail thai could bed?
was to lirat save Col. Sipe'? stock u
farm implements, and then prevent i
lire from spreading to the buildiag?
Elia? Etapa ?viler, near by. 1'?* set
hiieket? ?l was in-cessarv to ?mer I
store ol Mr. ?ipe. and the k?*> be.
mislaid Col. S. forced an entrance In
seit, and ihrowiiig out his entire slo
o! buckets, whlsh were ?oon m ea?.
bauds, aud to thi" fact may be attribut
the saving uf Mr, Empswiler'i ??-remit
and the lurther sciions damage by lii
Later the lire spread toother premu
but the timely arrival of fresh help a
tit? heroic exertion? of men. worn
and children, who all did manful dul
in tarrying water, tearingd??wu lencin
Ac, 'be lire was kvpt withiu bounds
the woods hing between Messrs. E.
and D. 1'. Ragaus and Daniel Bren
niae's ami others, and wa? finally ei
tirely conquered.
Mr- Kratzer'? loss is from si ,?000
$2,0?J0; Col. Sipe's from $?0U te *7(1
The former was not insured, Mr. 1
baring failed to reuew his insurance
the West Hock'm Mutual, which e
pired but a few days previously. Sipe
barn was insured iu the same compat
lut f SOO. Had the stoiic and dwellir
of Col. S. taken fire, which waa in it
minent danger for several heurs fio
thing bits of fodder, hay, shingles, At
lhat were wafted from the Kratzer tin
the loss would have been heavy.
Rock'm Regitter.
Xo Bass.?The countenancea of ot
thherman bear a aad expression. Tin
ail along the banks of the river frei
morning lili eveuiug, they change th
bait utten, but nothing acema to lern]
the bass. They ?ear ?it larjje ea che
by Front Royal fishermen, but tli
Shcnaudoah ?port?iu-*n uo Ion 'er enj?
the exquisite pleasure ol returning lioin
with as many large bass aa they ca
Carry. The bass arc not here. Aftc
placing large numbers of bass an
salmon in the upper waters of th
North Branch ol the Sheuand'uh ou
efforts at lish culture are all defea.ed b
one man who ha? built a very high mill
dam across the river. He ?s a Wane
man and he keeps all the lish iu War
reu county. He will continue to do ?i
until an ironclad nary descends th
sparkling waters of the "daughter of th
Stars" and without a formal declara
tarn of the rights ot belligerents, con
vincea him, that while his right to nuke
hominy and corn meal will not bi
abrklged, lie must not interfere will
the rights of others who hare an ineli
nation to cat bass and the uative fish o
our stream. He may atop the H?h for ?
while.but some means will bedevised|h?
which the fish w:ll be permitted to ae
cend the stream, even if the removal ol
all obstructions should be considere?
necessary. To preveut greater annoy
ancc would it not ha well for him tc
provide some way by which the fish
could get over his dam . It would cet
but little and might save him mud
troubla and annoyance.
Tua Lkctlkk.?"The Moon and iU
Wonders'' is a subject that should in
tereat every one. Our citizena wil
have the opportunity of hearing it ?lia
cussed as heretofore, annouueed by
Theo. Appel, D. II. late Professor o
Astronomy in Franklin and Marshal
College, Lancaster, Pa., in the Court'
House Hall, Wednesday evening. April
24th, and it is to be hoped that all will
avail themselves of it.
The following are as announced the
points of the subject :
The Moon's Phases?Its Risings and
Settings?It? Motions among the Stars
?Its supposed Influence on Planting,
Sowing, on the Weather, on Vegetable
and Animal Life?Tides?Eclipses?Its
Orbit?Magnitude ?Distance?IL? Rer
olutiona around the Sun and the Earth
?Its Rotation on (he Axi?? Its Cycle
?it? Climate?Has it an Atmosphere,
w<it?r ?>r uiiuht-tnts? ?Moon as seen
with the Eye?As aeen aeen tliroogh
the Tele8C4ipe?Lunar Geography ?
Mountain?, Valleys, Highlands, Low
lauds. Volcanoes, Ac?It? Gsology,
Origin History, Design?A Trin to lbs
Moon.
a? ???. a.
Stalnton Wa<ion Factory.?W?
arc glad to see that Staunton has opened
a wagon factory. Heretofore many of
the wagsns used in the Sheaandoah
v alley have been made in the lar weat.
We are glad to sec that Staunten has
determined to furnish wagen? equal, to
those of Western make, both iu quality
and price.
In Shenandoah. out farmers have
beeu generally using Lome made
wagons, but uo factory iu in* county
has beeu makag wagons for other aec
jioLS of ?th? eiste sod lor ?ether statee.
."Woodstock, Va. April 15th, '
Messrs Editors.
I have read with se
interest the communications in y
papei in reference to the improvcm
of the streets. It has been a mattet
surprise lo me that a town as well 1
ofl as Woodstock, with a Main Str
sixty or seventy feet iu width, w
cross streets wider than the priuci
busiusss streets of Ballituoie, with
abundance of material at hand, ?hut
for years have side walk? that are re:
ly dangerous. A stranger cannot pi
on the sidewalks from one cndoflo'
to tbe ottier after night without runni
the risk of breakiug hit limbs or net
In conversing with a number of the ci
zen? of the place, 1 flud almost eve
one in favor of the improvement, n
whea 1 a?k why it i? not made, th
tell me the town council will not a'
If I euquire whether the towu couu
are opposed to it. they tell me they?
not. but that they are waiting. W
the towu council inform us whether th
propose to make the improvcnivn
Let it be anthoritativc. Give us t
opportunity of replying to the people
Ediuburg and Mt. Jackson, wheu tin
inquire about the health of our si?
walk?. It the pr?tent town council n
opposed to the improvement, let the
say ?a. If they me iu furor of it, 1
them act. If they can't cat the lia
let them give ?ay to those who will e
it. An election, I am unformed, w
be held in ??ay. If no action be tski
before that time, let it be made an issu
1 am prepared to vole for auv man ?I
i? iu favor of paving Main street froi
oue end ol town lo the other and
making such improvements as tl
County has the right to expect ol i
County Seat.
O id Fogy.
? ?..?.?. i
The following brief memoir ?if M
Bu.lier, at on lime a ?sell known a
much eal-H-iiit-d citizeu ol Licking com
ly, was sent to us tor publication, frei
Mara?aII, HL, written by our ohl-iim
friend, Mr. Samuel Park :
Died, at In? residence in Cru ?lot
counts. 111., on the 13t?? day ol Mara I
177??\ Mr. Abraham Burner, ?n the 791
year of his age. Mr. Burner waa bor
ni Powell Fort, Sheuundoali count'
Va., October8th, 1799, andinos .issit
h.s parent? lo Licking counts. Ohio, i
1M7, and settled on Clay Lick. II
mairicil Barbara, daughter of Em
?-lovsr. usar Hebrea. Marco 21*1. is,,
lu 1833 he moved into the Chant
neighborhood, on ilio Souili Fork ?
Licking, thence to Hebrou, and frtn
there to Crawford county. 111., in 18*.:
?hare his wife died iu 1855. He soo
after married, and lost his second wit
in 1858. He married the third win
with whom be spent lis declining year
He united with tiie Lutheran church ii
1819, and iu 1830 attached liltnst-lf t
the Method!? " church, (there being ni
Lutheran church iu his neighborhood,
and remained an acceptable member I
the end of hi? life. Abraham Burnt
wa? a man devotedly piou?, but of a
unusual pleasant and lively temper.
ment, always keeping lbs circle wit
which he mingled in a glee of go.?
humor, lie was a man of strict niteg
nty, honest iu all his dealings With hi
fellow-men, sympathetic and chsitiabl
toward siiiVering humanity, and iu a rip
old age euterud upon the higher reward
of a life spent in the service of his D
vine Master. ? Newark Advocate.
Lost Treasure.?In tearing up a
old porch, iu rear of Wilson's Hotel, il
this place. Mr. W. L. Dosh found si
dollar? aud thirty eight cent? in coin
There were three gold dollars, 4 silve
half dollars and the balance in live aip
ten cent pieces. The familv that live
Hie hotel in 1864, hada very trusty col
orcd hoy named Tom. Such was th'
confidence placed iu Tom, that, on on
occasion, wheu the Federal Csvalr
made a sudden dash on the town, to hin
was entrusted for coucealment. twi
bumlred dollars in gold belonging lo Mr
Keiger of Winchester, a gold ?atch am
chain belonging to Lieut. Merrick of tin
Maryland Cavalry Battalion, a gall
bracelet and some jewelry. Tom, a:
was natural, had a desire for freedon
and without giving notice left bis oli
home an?-! found a secure place in real
of the Federal lines. He afterward?.
sent word back where the moues
watch, bracelets, &c, were concealed
and with the same messenger seni
word thai he had hid his own money
under the back porch. Tlit
mouey,belonging to Mr Kieger, watch,
bracelets Ac, were recovered, bul
Tom's money not being easily found, il
was thought that Tom as was natural
had taken his loose (hange with him.
He ha? never returned, and as fourteen
years have passed it is not probable
that he will cerne back lo hunt for his
hidden treasure.
Calla Lily.?Au exchange says
that a lady of Michigan has been very
successful in obtaining two flmvers
instead of one from every ttoweriag
?heath of the cal.a lily. Her method is
as follow? : As soon a? the joint low?
er is cut, or b? gins to wither, pull lin?
stock down throUi.li the open sheath
dear to the bottiiu. At t ic bottom
will be found standing, ciose to tbe
stalk, another bud, enclosed iu a deli?
cate covering. Cut the old ?talk away
as close a? possible withou', injuring the
bud. and it it lias not been kept buck
toe long, it will grow up very quickly.
The Sacrament of the Lord'? Suppn
wili be administered al Fair View (D.
V.) on the 4th Sunday of May. (the
26th.) Services on Saturday previous at
2 o'clock, P. M. I will preach (here
also the 2nd Sunday of May at 3 o'clock
P.M.
All other announcements relativ? to
a ?Acramental meeting at the above
named place are hereby revoked.
P. Mili.eh. Pastor.
Dwelling Burnt.?On Tuesday
Rioraing last the residence of Mr John
Crickenberizer, formerly the liraxton
Davis house, on South River, about ?ix
mile? below Wayoe?boro, wa? destroy?
ed by fire, with almost all of Mr. C's
furniture. The building wa? owned by
Messrs. Henry Koiner. Wra. Patterson
and others, und was insured for IL500
in tho East Augusta Mutual lusumn..:
Company.
Edml.ui'g, Va., April l?th 1878.
At a special communication ol Hun?
ter Lodge No. 135. A. F. & A. M.
held in their Hall ou the 8th day of
April 1878, for the purpose of taking
action i'.? regard to the death of Bro.
James X. Swann, a committee was aji
po.nted l?t prepare resolut.ons, of which
the following is a copy.
Whereas it has pleased the Grand
Architect ot the Cn. verse. "The
I Almighty Father" whose wisdom
knows no bounds, to rem?se from our
brotherhood and that of his tamil?, Bro?
James X. Swann from his labor of love
and charity to his reward in the Grand
Lodge on high.
Therefore, Resulted, that this Lodge
does most earnestly sympathize with
the family ol our deceased Brtither aud
tender to ilium iu their sad bereavnient,
??ur heartfelt sympathy aud condolence.
Jitsohed, thai the members of Hunter
Lodge in token of their respect lor our
dec? ??cd Bro. wear the DSOfJ badge of
ruouriiitig lor thirty day?.
Resolved, that the above pream?
ble ami resolutions be placed upon the
th ? minutes of the L >d^e,a copy sent to
family of our ?leceased Bro. and also a
copy ?ent to the Shenandoah Hkkai.i*
for publication.
B. W. BtTBKX, f
G.J.Gkandstafk. ? Com.
Saml. BlNKBB, )
MfeUHEKTOWJt, V*.. Apr. 15.
DkiAii Herald:?
V.uir v.r.? Iiattering
notice, a few weeks ago. of the
rivalry of thrift iu our villages, by your
permission, call? tor a passing notice.
To the spirit of enterprise at Tom's
Brook we concede the palm, but would
?ujg. si a contagion there. It is much
ton i I"m-!\ conlined lo the i hi il I v spirit
of one Arm, no apreud of ?the disease.
Ih tinture liiere is nan ? room for utility,
Ii". water power, with mill ??at. ihe
wall- ?I which an- ?landing. ...-. co i less?
n . ,,'ii al ihe ignol'le band of tin- d. im n
P..I. AI?? a .land Ml? bu tannery Ac.
ail i\ .ng donnant lor whiiI util l il i?.
Iij i? this :- a? ? ith the ?piriletl ai d
inviting Edinhiirg. 1 would aimpl* hint,!
"Hie dug With ill?" boll?-." Im' lie- quota-?
t mi Joe. ?Mil In -aft. r Jay B<:e. [l i? a,
puzzle. Mr. 1.,,';'..!-. t.i ken.-, where you?
lijuiid the cabin? i shop, unless _\"naud
i end George mistook the l"-^?r end ol '
M-iui? r:?M?u l ?i Tom's lintuk. I amj
??lit to ? lir??li.'cle a ? ? ?arftmU of Ihe
?pir.l i?f :!.r I, lo -? m ? il ? ;r*?:, in nur
i -..Mi; the slave am! barn ! woik*. are
??n a ?land now, bul hope i?> resume,
?When a demand for material aud barn Is
?Mil justify. Wa 'have a snug house
teuaolless, which is the cause of some
somment. The conclusion arrived at.
is, the preprieier, after diligent searefa
ami study, coBtemplutea aronsing from
nis lune?ness and occupying in happi
Oess and uuily. In this, Harvey, are
the wishes of many friends, that it may
be you ami your? long in pleasure, ?Ac.
I am Yours,
Jay Bes.
ACCIDENT.?Au accident, which
might have oeen very acrioua resulted
from playing base bull on our strut.
last week. Some beys were playing on
t ie pike when i bat wa? accidently
t irown from the hands of one of the
, payers. The bat strtlch an infam
aisout one year old and its none. Tiie
c'iild appeared to lie ?erioosly injured
, hut fortunately the injury proved very
lah.'hi. Playing ball on the street has
! proved to be a great annoyance In ma
Iny of ?tor citizens. Manj windows have
; been broken, but still tbe gsmegoea on.
j If several children should be killed, cn
?ergetie c?'orts to suppre?a tho nuisance
| would be inaugurated.
Death ok Levi iiu:tt.?This !_> n
tl. man. wi 11 known throughout the Ina?
er Valle**, die?! at Ina residence in this
county last Friday, after a long Illness,
He bad reached his 67ili jear,
Mr. Hielt was a public spirited cili?
! .'.en and snjoyed great pt-rsonal pupu
lanty among ?!l ?vim knew bina. Ilia
funeral waa largeh attended, both from
! t.inn and country. He was buried at
Brucetowu b-, Dallas Lodge of Fres
! Matons oi ahicu he was a member, and
John Dove Chapter of Boyal Arch
! Musous of Wiiiclu ?It r. - ll'i/?,/,..??'? r
Timet,
I.AXH SALI.? IM l LAKKK (UlNTY
Va.?Last Saturday the ftilluwing tracts
oi land belonging t) F. B. Meade. and
Situated in Chapel district, were Bold at
public sale: tract No. 1. containing!
117 acres, to Mrs. M. Whiting, nt$17
3?J per acre : trad Xo. 2. '22, acres, to
same at same price per acre : tract l?to,
3. 20 acres, to P. C. Meade at ?17 30 {
per acre : tract Xo 4, si arres, to L'apt.
W, N. Nelson, at$25 per acre.?dark
Courier.
Paints Ac.?Having many years
experience in the business, i aiu'confi
dent in* being able to give satisfaction in
every respect to all persons desiring to
purchase Faints, Oils, Varnisbes.Glass,
Putty or anything in this line. A call
solicited. Sample ?cards of Bead j Mixed
Paints furnished on application
li. B. Schmitt'?.
The Winchester Timet says that the
the question of inviting ?i number ol
mi litar V companies and having a t-rand j
mart al display <>u tin 8th of June is
being consider? ?I by the Winchester
Light Infantry.
-... _
The dwelling, barn and oulh.iuaes
belonging to I?i\ac Carr, Esq., on Jor?
dan's Run. iu Pendletou ('??uiity were
eritirelj consumed by lire on ths 6th
Inst. The tire urinated from a ?lefect in
the kichen Hue?lo?? heavy.
Loeal .Mollee?!.
Misic Ti:.u iii:i*.?Mi?s Virginia
Larder, who has .iu?t compl? led her
engagements a? inu?ic leacher is d.sir
ou? "I securing a situation in boom
family If possible, she gives ?ii-nrii?.
tions on *.he piPiio. oiL-ati. guitar and
several other !u?tiuii? nis. sn.i is a.
??ra?mate ??I the-cho.il i..r th.- Mind Ml
the D. D. & B. I. at Siaunlon. and U> ;
her own * Horn supports herself ami an
Invalid in??ftit r and ?i?ti r. Miss ( aider ;
is one o| the in??-! a-.r. leaMe companions |
i m tin* family circle and is eminently I
'qualified t? give abundant Mthdac?tMtI
as a teaetier of mu-:?'. Any ?me giving |
- lu r a situation ?vill m t raltl
! besid?!s aiding a desei\ ing aud unlurtuu?
? ate blind girl m bur laudable ?lions m
j supporting h? r?, If and nth" r-ted mottier.
Aihlr? s? mi at Xc<\ town. Va. un ii
ftily 1st. al'ti-r which lime her post otllee
Will be at Lurav, Va,
A 1.1'MAKKAIiLS I.ESUI.T.? It nuke?
no difi'ercnce bow mauy Physician?, or
how much medicine yon have tried, ii
is now an established fact that Get
man Syi up is the only remedy which
has sjfvel complete sitisfaction iu
severe rates ot Lung Diseases. It is
true there arc yet thousands of per?
sons who are predisposed to Throat
an-i Lung Affections, Consumption,
Hemorrhage?, Asthme, Severe Colds
?eltlt-d on the Breast, Pncunioni?,
Whooping Cough, he, who have no
personal knowledge of B?ch?e'?
Gcrin.'in **yrup. To lucli we woul?'
say that .50.000 di-zen were sold last
year without one complaint. Con
-iimptivt-H try ju?t ene bottle. Kegu
Lar sise 73 cent?. Sold by all Drug
gists in America. Ifor Sale by Da. D.
O. CaktsrAH Scn.airr, Weod?iock,
Vs.
" Trial Bottlis -5 Cknts.''?In or
1er thai all may lest the great virtues
if Dr Swayaes Compound Syrup uf
Wild Cherry we have issued trial bot?
tle* at 25 cent?. No family should L
without liiis valuable medicine, as of?
len-liuie? a ?ingle 25 cent bottle wil.
cure a recent cough or cold, and thusi
preveet much sufferm-/, and risk. Ii
also cures asthma, bronchitis, livei
complaint, and enriches and purities
he bl"0<I, givi'jj-tone and ?trengih tu
the entire system.
A-THMA AND DlSTItSSSIXO Coitiil Cl.RSD.
.My mother was ?great sufferer Iran
asthma ; could not sleep ; her symp?
tom? became very alarming?; shori
breath, pains sod oppression, Di
?waytie? Compound Sy rap ot Wild
Oh? try give her imiiu-ili.iie relief, aim
m a short lime restored hr to good
bt-alt. H MKYK1.. Groer.
17th aud C-rpcnter -ts., PhiU-lelph ?a,
Prie: Trial btittlea, 15 ets ; lsri*<
El $1, "i i-IX li'l' S." A s Dgl i
? Il I in/Ill' ?vid I eli?l|tin - Cilia. :i f
i cut ?? uj-h ? r o i, an?I thus pi ? m
m?rit ii-k .n?l ?unVriiig ol'i by Da.
I ? CarTKS. i?.ist rk
VN Asr.M-iiiMi Fact.?A Ur??(
: p.uii ii ot h' American peupeai
i"-ds .?; % from the iff cte ol Dye?*
I'tp-ia or ?I ?oi .?-led liver The '.
? ait I lin.? ili-e.-i?' s upon the masses
? i i . Is**, nl :?r*. 1 v;i inilil- peop e l
mini inn min... making life cttn? Ij ?<
lit ? I ? ii instead of a pi a- in' xi- . nc
? >v in. Ill and iisei' lue-- i?
ouglil | . I.. There ta nu good res
- ?i !< r this, if you ?ill onlt throw
i--..I. pi judie.- ai,(l ?kepltci-m, tak<
'in :i?ivi?*e ot Drngxista and ton
I fru di and try one b..ttU? u UneiT
| A.ju-i Flot*er Votir .?.pe'.Js uii..! ?
o i ? n. Mi In n* ul ?'" ttlt-a . i m
tod cue have i-ei-n given away to try
i i vu iu?-?. with ?atiefaolory rc-tuli?? ii
i-v?-ry cist ? You cm buy a samp!
b.ittl- for ten cuts to try Three d??s
. ? ?il! relieve the ?orst case. Po??
t vt-ly si-Id by all Druggists "B thi
Wesitrn Continent. For sale by I>i
!I) I). Carter e% B. Schaiitt.vVood
' stuck Va
J*vIA-I*.I*tIL*.T3
Ob the l"th of April, in the S.f jrm?4 Canrea ?:
EaiubBTf, Ly lier. II. T?llli?!m, Or. 8siin?l i
! HoffBian, tu Mit? U.rf.rvt Virgin? r.:nkor, ?11 el
lidiutiiirg V?.
I At th.- so??? of th? It-;?.'? puent la at.'?et?ou,
! on |hs lit? inst. k? Kid K. B. Hhav?r, Mr. i'hilii
Oocliet.ii.irt.i Mist I,, nia Bril Fo.?/, hith of tbt*
1 coiinir.
| Sear Colaabla Faraaee, April 1118 ay See. r
I Ml l*r, Mr.'I*a?,nt Hottet ami Mu? ?'?tiitria-,
ilu.^litor of ?s ib. Ltrkln?, ?II of thi? county.
I At thi rtaS.BC* of MaJ. Chat. ?. Sp-**, No. IV
! 3,a ?th?! , WailnagtoB i :tj, April l*tu, hr th? Rev
.1. ri>aa*BuJ,of the Epueopal osareb,Br. Jallas
' (.' Hcherf.-r of ?t.nnt n. t? lt:-s L dti? i'uh . r ?t
! ????hiUit?-'?.
T3I?X5. *
Saar Pastea filmed? oa th? 2nd ln?1. *nbe
<"a?l .?' ? di nf Iniisiha-i II. ?:.d -?rah C Blakei
ag.ii i yean ?nil l mon'ii. Be ???? bora a?at
?i ^. d?|. ck in the 3 ul M?rch I??*. Siuca ?us ?r?:
of last ?:igi?r b? w?, a .rust ?ufiVer, htvinif tub
nuit".! t ? t* i v.-r) palatal i-iperatioa* ?a the re
m..?.I ir in ?is in?til of decayed ban*.
?'The months oi affliction are o *r,
lh* alty? and tile aigatiof distre??,
?? t see him in ?ni/nisU no mo:*,
nc ii?. jamed hi? ii?p,y release.''
I hen 1?! m fort?n?r in cnnipltla,
linee beba? n*w none front our light
sses.ninsli.il behold him sfsin.
With urw lud lii.rcssliij dellf lit.
>t IMIIXiiOl ?AABKETh
OOBBBriBTI wits-axr ?T
J. F. SAUM & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT;
?US L-iii.i.Ba tr*., oet. t?th k loth
April U
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lore - . S? i
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ii'.-KKYt per, lb.. IM?
?JUTOKSNS.SiViiS 3"
or. K-. ?.we -, ?,
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FF.ATIIKUS-rrlme.
UVK-llen?. ?ASt'?.?'
CHICKBXa. IMfJII?
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c sLVt's-UTe. me
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POTATOES, per bu?..... ?0 ,? 4?
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Twiki? JCVTotlco?
AHper*?n? n l?!.tsS ? > m? ?r* 'mteKetl t, d??r?
tti*lr ?aeouot-. by eext et otlterw!-*?.
t*? . t*-?f. r. A. DAWKI-i?
Scr.inii so Meas? 'Itchit"<* Turs,''
?ytnptoin? nf which ?re moistare, lik
pt'1'spir.itioti. int-n?* itchin?*/, partieu
i.irly when nndri'ssiB-* or after ''-it nu
'? warm in bed, increase?? by sweating
I might think pin worm? were craw! m
in and aboni ihc rectnm, oftsBtimcs
shows iii*.-If around th? privtte parts.
i A pleasant ?nd safe cure in every oasi
is' ?twayiteS Oinlment'" It allow-d
11.? continue, ?ery lerioas rcsnlt? ms?
follow. It also cnn-i totter, barbers
I neb, srald bead, rini? worm, bletche?.
lull s?;,ly, crusty, iichy skin sraptioBl
I-en' by mail tat any address fin reeeipi
' of price, 50 cents a box, or three box -
li.r ?Jl 25, by Dr. fjwayas ?*: 8 m
Philadelphia S<-U1 by all l?*sdin..?
dm_"_'i?r-. In n'o..?!?t"C?, cy Liu. I)
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(hut?* which exii-Sf!? in ?St*
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afj? ?t"ok ?f Cloths >'?
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BOOTS, SHOES, S-J?T5,
TIES, COLLARS, SHIRTS
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DRESS GOODS,
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