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SHENANDOAH HLRAL
.VOOO^TOOK V-A.
TRIDAY, OCTOttERJ5 , 1?09.
vi at the Post Office, at Woo<
stock, Va., as seeoud-eleei matter.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY LOAN ANI
TRUST COMPANY.
woousto:k, VIRQIMA.
Money I oin.vi at 6 per cent, on real estate
or po ?d c-ollatera1 security. Savin?* dc
?j received in suma of $1.00 ur over,
and intt-rt-st allowed on Fame,
ta*" For particulars address the Coir pa nv
at its homt-office,or call on J. W. Kberlv,
Strasburg ; Q. W Wirdle, Edinburg; ?. h.
Peanybacker, Mt. Jackaon; or 3. H.
hoover. New Market, Va.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Por House of Delegates
Rtviog )vn declare 1 the norrine<
the democrat c part?, for the I
1 ?tur*s l Doti respectfully solicit Mm
- ipp n t of the voters of Shenandoah
County, foi
If elected, I promise ? faithful dil
oharge ol I s of the office and
1 1 ntrlvc in every wav to render
myself useful lo ray constituent
V( rv respectful) v<
! BRUM BACK.
To lbs Voters of Shenandoah County:
Ha | the nomination t<*v
of Delegates from the
^ular" Republican County Con
tlon, l hereby announce myself a
<' 1 : lid tte f')*- re-election, and solicit
the m ppoii of all qualified voters.
I desire ai-o to ii eratl
lude fo** th- il support givt n
u. ? and promos 1 if 1 ? serve.
m. constituency lo ihe future m
r < in the pt-\ faithful and Imper**
ud at all I 1 to i tfeguard the
sj tying com?
fy.
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iii ?;. BOWMAN.
burg, Va
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Druid Oil.
The Great Discovery lor
sm, Backa< he and
Tain
For sale at
SCHMITT 5 DRUG STORE.
Endorsed by Physicians.
QESER \ t '" IL SEWS,
\ Glenn Loci
: sd.
Fu!.
. the kind
s.-ll roo&ng, p ' kc. Get
our prices. Fir - Union.
\\ ikates for
b 1 ? Store.
a md Farm
\V-r?in> f.. - Tnion.
* - all at Met/.*
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hn W. ap*
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on the market. Karmas
4 Ferti I
?? stores j
?ve pipe '.nts all
'.rd's Ca and Poultry
Meats, supari??r t - at
I 1 Tnion.
rom it Glenn
L< cke's. We ? -: n oney will
i hand wagons.
b:y bargains on second hand Superior
dri -. L'nion.
. - "Li-: at Miss Del ida Orn
1, Van ; \'a . '<
1, bedding, safe, stove Sic.
Bertha Bree 2t pd.
PUFFH AND BRAIDS made to
order from your combings. Satisfac
sd. B. M. K., ll S.
Mark.- St A inchester. Va.
? cured b y
- Hon- > arni Tar, the groat
thn?at and lui Tho jennine
11 no harmful drugi. Schmi t's,
repairs and special goods
wat,!. .ic:r sd promptly. Leave
your orders bj ** . a* our Mr.
will leave for the city Monday
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Ni -TU B? ? cream, for
* inlay delivei |ef| at
lither dm? st*>r.- not lat -t tn tn Satur?
day noon. A. W. MM 4
The drouth wa*, ended by copious
rains on last M'.r, lay. It was court
v and many people were kept at
hom** by th** rain Notwithstanding
this fact dteri was a respectable
r in to tu.
SALESMEN WANTED to look af
r?r oar Interest in Shenandoah and
adjoining counties. Salary or com-1
o -.-ion. Address
THK HARVEY OIL OO
Cleveland, Ohio.
I Nsf app'.e growers and dealers are
now shipping their apples. The crops
in this county mii) not be mors than
-<> per o<jnt. of au average crop. In
many parts of the county, it will be
much less. I
A number of persons left Wood ?
stock, the first of the week to attend
the Hairerstown Fair. Amobg the j
number were Mi*.. Sue Kneisley, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Shaffer, Mr. and
Mrs Wm. Neeb, Messrs. Wm. Sheets,
P. F. Peer and Geo. Logan.
The handsome residence propeVty of
the late William F. Mark in Stras?
burg has been told to Mr. M. M.:
Orndorff, the Oranda merchant and
lime manufacturer. The price paid
frat 15,000. I
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PERSONALS.
Rev. J. s. Bartmao vliited Han
over. Ta . thlt week.
Mr. Wm. Kline and Uttlt daughtt
are visiting friends at Basic.
Dr. A. P. Belew, of Edinburg wa
in town the tlrst of the week.
lion. R. J. Walker, of Mt. Jaekeoi
wu.- in town Monda\.
Mrs. J. A. Snyder left last Monda
for Pittsburg, on her way to Ohio.
Mis-) Susie Koontz, is teachinj
school at Conicville.
Min Lola*f**errj \ i-.i ted her ilite
Mrs. Harry Busbong this week.
Mrs. W. S. Cline is visiting role
lives in Harrisonburg this week.
Mr. Geo. Hess, of Lexington i:
Vlliting his uncle Mr. S. F. Hess.
Mr. and Mri. Forney, of Btreiburf,
spei.t Saturday with frienls in tow i.
Miss Mary Howman, baichaif
the Ml OH ve school for this sessicn,
Mr. Jack Hardesty, of Wi mt
j spent several days in town thil
I Hon. M. h. Waltoo, spent tel
- in Rarrisooburg the la**t of the
Miss R n Kneiiley is visit*!,
and Mrs. Herbert L. Knetsley, Bo
Haeerstown.
Min Margaret Polllum, is lo
Hagerstown this week attending the
fair.
Kev. H. M Canter is visiting h's
father Rev. Isaac Canter. D. H., iu
Baltimore.
Rev. J. A. Snyder. I). P.. is visit
I, Mr. V H. Snyder in liar
riaoii urg.
Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Van Horn are
li of their diughter, Mrs. J. M.
Bauserman.
Mrs. Berne} Weoger, and children
ire \ lilting Mrs. Wenger's parents ai
i Mid Metowra.
Mi>s Ethel Stickies- spent the rei k
end with her parents Col. and Mrs.
E. & Stickley.
Mindara Shoekey, left Sti ird iy
for Coote's Store wi., i e she will ti ach
school this session.
Mrs. X. TI. Skyles returned Satur?
day fr. ni t visit to her son Mr. Win
bkj It s in Washingv
Dr Fold 8wetnam accompanied tbe
foot-ball team of Mauanutten Act -
erny to Harrisonburg last week.
->rs. Frack Brumback and VI
irwin, ipent several days the drat of
tiie woek in New Market.
Mrs. T.W. Allen and little daughti r,
and Mn. K. J. Walker, of Mt. Jack?
son were visitors in town Satordiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Holler, of
t ear town ere t\ . sometime with
relatives in Rockingham County.
r, of Wash?
ington visited hi r sister Mri. M. W.
Magruder, on North Maia tl s
week'
Mr. Thornes Dosh, ol W
burg, is spending sometime with nis
sisters at their home on North Main'
Street.
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Messrs. Lewis and Paul Bargelt, '
Hanover, Pa., ure guests of tl.
cousin, Mr. li. L. . .. '
Street.
Mr. li. Hann and family have moved j I
I ? Woods! >ek. < ;ur people will
glad to welcome Mr. Haun as one
us.
Mr. K. Pemberton Gebbard, form?
erly of this place but nowa res
of Long Island spent lome time in
town this rei
Mr. Ambrose Henkie, Editor of I
Shenandoah Valley, of Mew Market!.
Aa- u visitor io town Lin* rest Of the!
week, I
Mr. G. A. Boyer has moved
his farm into the property which he
recently put chased of Mr. J'
Kelley.
Mrs. J. K. Lewis, agent, for Chu
A. Stevens Snit Co. was at Ml
G. Carters Friday and Saturday
taking orders.
Mr. Robt rt Wiamea, of i'hilad^l
phia is spending his vacation with his
sister Mrs. G. Harry Huun lo tins
place.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fravel, Mn. J.
D. Grabill ami Messrs. Boyd Grand
staff and Bam'J Moore, Jr.. left
Thursday morning in Mr. Travel's
automobile for Washington where
they will spend several days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams, and
daughter Mill Anna, left Tuesday for
Timber Ridge to be present at the
wedding of Kev. W. Twyman Williams
to Miss Annabell Preston Lyle, of
Timber Ridge, Virginia.
Pr. and Mrs. P. D. Stephenson left
Woodstock, last Friday aid are now
at Waynesboro, Va. Their many
friendi in this piace regretted their
removal which was solely on account
of his health, aud they earnestly hope
thal he may akfain minister unto them
aa he did during his residence among
them. So class of our population
will miss him more than the few sur- 1
Viviog Confederate veterans who were
so warmly att iched to him.
Announcements are out for the
marriage of Miss Kthel Melville John?
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M.
Johnson, of Front Royall to Mr.
Mareee Calmise Richardson. Jr. Tiie
ceremony will take place in the Pn-s
by terian Church, Front Royall Va.,
Wednesday afternoon October L'Tth,
at ?"> o'clock.
Miss Johnsoa is one of Front .
Royal's most charming and popular't
you*->g ladiej. She has a host of
friends in Woodstock where she is a
frequent visitor at h*-r sister's Mrs
C. L* Walton. Mr. R-ehard^n is a
son of M. C. Richardson, Treasurer
of \*\ arren county, and is assistant
cashier in the Warren County Bank,
and one of Front Royal's foremost j <
young business men.
H >n. Ja Um nopular Con
uivissman of lbe Seventh District, was
in Woodstock, yesterday. This dis?
trict hat* the right lo feel groud of its '
rup! Pie islet! ti. J or he occupies a'
promenent and influential place in '
the Nation.. ->.-., Mine i..is ii
the ease, he is not unmindful ot !
constituents ana is ever ready lo ad-,
vance aud protect their taaOiee?e.
He is an old time democrat and the
democrats of the Seventh District are
disposed to keep him In his present'
place. '
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THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY CA
The marking ear, "Tho Alco"
horse power, wi ic li had roo
mi les before beginning this trip fr
i y.h'.. to Atlante 1060 mik ?
9 ed through Woodstock Thursday
'i be pu li consisted of Meeeri.
Scbryer i I v i? Hun ls In ohai
j of putting op sigoii T. J. ?'? '
driving the car for the Alco Compat
and R L Blalock, of i Vo
Herald. The ItgM are of iron, beau
folly enameled, eod marked:
'?THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY
NEW VOHK I IK 11 a LD
ATLANTA JOURNAL.1
The ligM are put 00 the poles of t
Bell Telephone Co., or on Iron poi
which they cany with them and ?
put Op every half mile.
The reliability run to christen I
National Hi_,h\va\ will atari frc
York 00 the 26th of October, w
pail through Woodstock in the aft*.
noon of Oct. 27th and will reach A
[lantaon Nov. 3d, where the pat
[will attend and like part in t<
National Automobile show al Atlai
: ta. lt i>- not tc be ? race. Then s
? - thought from 60 to s>> I
; the | n isii ... ii d prizes will i
given to all who complete the }*??
00 Will be distributed in that w;n
This enterprise inaugurated by tl
two papers meotiooed li in tho iotei
Ml of good roads. H.mil I to th
amount of 116,000,000 will be sold t
improve the roads further south.
Tiie route is as follows: New Vork
Bl unswick and Trenton. N. .1.
Philadelphia] Lancaster, York am
Gettysburg, Ha.: Hagerstown, Md.
Charles Town. W. Va.? Wine!
Woodstock. Harrisonburg. Staunton
Lexington, Natural Bridge and R tan
oke, and thence Sooth by route lab
emt by th.* Atiat.ta Journal.
The gentlemen composing the mark'
Ins part) tay thal 'hey wt re di lightex
with the kimi CUDI lies led U
all ilong the rente.
Tue opening on thi> National High
way through the Yali* \ of Virginia
01 be overeitimati J in its valut
to th:- - Bl ???? [twill be the great?
est advert I that this section ol
tiie country has ever had and thous*
ot tourists may be expected to
pail through.
Hotel Hoit/.man, in thi* place, has
been made a ch oki nj ital ? m.
ol the grind
ii o of caril Wednesday after*
? :. 27th.
WILLIAMS LYLE.
A beautiful wedding wai - ? ?
i Timber R . church
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; lents. The b ld ? was
lacd&on ely gowned in embroil
? .. over i - ;
VI-.
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i shower ho i tel of br - -
rue brTde entei ed th h her
i M i -. Ma st i rt L*.--.
rho . er in mari la
vdt"* groom ? black crepe
..ire with
The maid of honor Min Grace
. white . .
>ver
?ictui J pink i
The _ room ? * Uk- church with
Mr. Ph i Steven: oo
Smith, of
urchai - Melin. J nil ip
i I i, ol Washing*
rn a:.J Li ... bi i
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John Hart Lyle,
ii othi r ??! the b: i< George I*!
i ;d J li:.es Patti n Alexander, of
iLborg.
Tiie ring-bearer little Miss Eliza
tl McCorkle niece of the bride,
ros beaotlfnl in her dainty little |
?f white lace.
Mill Lois Carrel, of Lexington
?resided at the organ. Schuberts
s< renado was played before the wed
1".nt*r, and Lohengrin's wedding march
1=. the party entered the church. "O
'i Omi SC Me" was softly rendered
luring the ceremony.
Kev. Bernard Hill, (?f Lynchburg
milted by th*local pastor were thc
iting cktgymen
mediately after the marriage a
iinchronwae lerved at "Maple Hall"
he home of the bride'! mother. Aft* r
a hlcfa tie 11 ide lcd proem left!
he Norfolk ind Waitera for an ex
ended bridal tour, including a visit
otho heme ol the groom's parents.
hey will be at home at the "Manse"
niling Springs Va , after Nov. loth.
Mr. Williams is the oldest ion oi
lr. lad Mrs. W. T. Williams of this
> ace f nd bus a host of friends here
wui mest congratulations and
i ->t eishec follow him to his new
onie. He is pastor of the Glasgow
nd Falling Springs Presbyterian
burches.
Postmaster Weds Doctor's Widow
Mr. John D. Borden, postmaster of
'oms Brook, and Mrs. Emma Graves,
?id"w of Dr. R. T. Graves and
tor of the late Mr. Ferdinand
kt.mucker, of that nation, were mar?
led at Strasburg Thursday afternoon
t the Lutheran Church parsonage by
h p ketor, Ref. L. L. Smith.
This mar ri age consummated an in
ig alliance and has been antid?
oted for some tima past. Mr. Bor?
ton is one of the most prominent men
if Toms Brook, and his bride is a
?oman of many estimable qualities
od an actiye worker in thc Luth
?h ot Toms Brook.
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Church Notes
Rev. U. I) Waller, of Mt. Sidney
rid preach in the Presbyter!an church
lim lay morning at il o'clock and
<k Sunday evening.
ar the morning service Mr. Wal
! install the recently elected,
Tiers and deacons.
Thc Holy Communion will be ob
I in Gruc-3 Reformed Church, at
KlnJU i ton, on the 4th Sunday of this
Bjaneh (Oct. K) at ll a. bl Prepara?
tory service on Saturday before at
?:!t0 p. m. H. Dftessv. Past h
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THE SHENAMOAH TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.
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Shenandoah County Teacher's In?
stitute was held I I 1 ami ?th in
thc Court ll tOCk, Va
lion Superintendent L L. Smith
?ed. The Institute wp.s a suc
i-om ive J I point. The in
i wee unusally
alive and inspiring. The attendance
amounted to one hundred and forty
four.
Topics of state-wide, ii well ii i
local importance WOTO dilOOl* 1 and
delibereted upon. The topiO which
OOmmanded the greatest attention.
ind upon which enthusiasm arose to
its highest pitch was the 'Con -
study for Rurel S.hools." The fram
in_ ;ind adjustment of a course of
study that will permit systematic
grading in the one one room country
school, has been for many years I
em among our foremost educa
[.. tors. Shenandoah made its first step
(.[toward the solution of the prob
by adopting ;? well adjusted coarse of
study and schedule, wfatcfa will meet,in
a lai ire, the cooditiooi that
lil in the om room school. This
coon of study and accompanying
schedule wai prepared by i committee
which was appointed nt hist year's
Institute. Other topics which received
due consideration, and upon which
valuable discourses were delivered
were. The Teaching of Reading, "The
Relation ol Nature Study to Geog?
raphy-." "The trustee as i factor in
icbool problem," "The p ;.
the Normal Training Department lo
I our School System," "The liiimina
tion of the InOlicient and incompetent
'iVachers," and "The place of the
High School in our Bdocational
System."
i'he teachers of the Institute were
highlj and profitably entertained, on
Thursday evening with an educational
n by Prof. C. J. Heatwole, of
Harrisonburg, and on Friday eve?
ning by the Illustrated lecture of Dr.
S. M. Fletcher, of BlaeklbuTg, on the
"Improvement of Country Life in
_inia."
The country teachers issociattoo
was re-organ:. ? d, with district ISSOCi'
btione. Good results are being ex
ct- d from tl iodation! for the
comlnj
The Institute adopted immediately
before idjournnw resolutions.
Be it n solved,
1st. That we the teachers of the In
stitute wish ti r a pp'
tion for the kin loi ii ind
ahowo us hythe ?.pleol Woodstock.
2nd. We wish to thank Mr. Wioe
for his emelen! management of the j
ll '.ute.
3rd. W? wish to thank Dr. L. Smith
for the'exeellent programme and the
? to make the
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Uh. We ? - to thank MIsi
1 :? for tin Ur i
? I -li to thank Miss Cole?
man and Mrs, 1*1
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ank Prof. Heat
.; . Dr. Fletch* r for tb service
I orded bi
addi- - - -
First Game Here Monday.
The of foot hall to be
played here this seaeoi will
on the athletic field at Massa
nutton Academy Monday afternoon
at 2o ? . ? the Randolph*
Mao loyal and th*
M. A
tten Kc . ruy defeated the
Hiri Ugh Schoo I one
ol foot ball, in Harrisonburg lastj
liv by a i 5 t-? 0.
Bought Orchard Near Myerstown.
ern A Campbell, of Winchester,
hai.ightan on-hard of sis ICTfl
? Mr. ( barlee H. L
so ith of Myeratown, Jeffereoo countj. :l
foi 11,500.
rJ he purchasers pa\ for picking and
. . Og the fi nit, and also furnish
the barrel,, the only work Mr. Lewis
has to do in connection with the sa!**
being to deliver the apples to the
>a*J station.?Win. Star.
ter is coming ou and VOA are
still put.ing oil Insuring your prop?
erty. Don't dela?, but call on M. W.
Magruder, and Iel him write a policy
in his large old companfes. Take
your choice of 10 companes. All
good, and you know just what the
policy will cont you wheo you take it
out.
George Harris, a well known negro
man, of this place, died at tho Perish
farm, where he had Wen for some
months. Georg* et OM time travelled
with John Robineon'l Circus and was
always glad lo welcome the show. The
Robinson family wert- wry kind to
bim. lie had been 1 great sufferer from
rheumat;sin. Georgi was highly re
I] ted bj the people of Woodstock.
He was thought to be over **-0 years of
age.
Mr. M. H. Hottel has withdrawn as
1 Candidate for the r^egislatuie, and
we ha vt' a hot race U-tween two candi?
dates for the House of Delegates. Mr.
Bowman has bane twice elected. His
opponent is Mr. Frank Brumback, a
young lawyer who will receive the
yote of the democratic party. Mr.
Brumback is well known throughout
the county, is very active, popular
and energetic, and will receive a large
vote. The rac3 will probably be a
very close nae and those who confi?
dently predict th" e!i ction of either are
guided bj their eishes rather thm by
?heir judgount.
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'?John, when you yo to Wood-dock,
you see M. W. Magruder and ha\e I g
our property Intered. We oant afford n<
not to do this." Yes that is what's
iii my a milo urges her husband lo do.
Wbetisse your namj is John or not,
? it will be just the same for a
safe insurance on your pr merl v. Call
and Mi how little the cos*; will be for
protection against fire and light?
ning.
Daughters of the Confederacy.
A meeting of Shenandoah Chapter,
Paughters of the Confederacy, will be
held in Confederate Hail, Saturday
afternoon, 0*0*41 l?th, at 3 P. M.
BOARD Or SUPERVISORS.
At a meeting of Board of B
Visors held Oct. 11th 1000, a full Boai
?was present.
A number of accounts were ullowe<
Petition of Mrs. Thos. Artz ar
others for change of road, reserved l
Hoad Board of Stonewall District
Petition of 8. ii. Boyer and othei
for " no fence law as to hogs, shee
and goats." referred to Commoi
th's Attorney and Clerk of th
Board to ascertain whether the petitin
contains the Dimes cf a majority <
ll"' qualified voters of said precinct.
Petition of Oliver C. Munch an
others for same referred to same.
lVtition of Wm. M. GrandstafT an
others for change of road, road or
dered to be changed.
Petition of Shenandoah Iron am
Coal Co. Keport riled and case cog
tinued.
On petition of J. W.'tKoonzam
others for the restoration of the cen
law al to hunting season.
it )? ordered that the order ol tin
Hoard passed at ;ts November meet
!??:-' ' ? nd the -ame is hereby re
Bcinded, Changed and re-enacted o,:..
t" lend ai follows: Ile it resolv* d
That it shall be unlawful for anj
person to hunt, kill or capture an)
wild turkeys, pheasants, grouse
quail, partridges or woodcock in
Shenandoah county except betweer
Nov. b">th and Dec. .list.
Last year the time for hunting was
from Nov. 15th to Dec. l"?t i,
List of Conveyances.
Geo. H. Tisinger and wife, W. T.
Williams, trustee, Kratra C. Linda
nood, aud P. K. Lindamood her hus?
band, and K. J. and Wm. H. Row
nan to Chas. Stout, l!?j acres adjoin*
Og S. D. Mumaw. R. F. Showman,
md others: fc.'lMf.,
Joseph fl. ShatTer and wife to
samuel T. Burke and Valley V.
Sarita, house and lot in Woodstock:
usa
Annie M. Fristoe, Sic, to Kate
?Yistoe, part of lots 123 am! 124 on
owa plat of Strasburg: *?47."i.
F. L. Pedtmau to J. Monro- Hottel,
ot in Kdinburg: *?'Wm>.
Deed, Aug. Jd, 1M6, P. W. Ma
ruder, trustee, to W. '/.. Adam
'rederick County, house and lot in
,'uicksburg: MOOL
Barbara li Peters, Virgie M,
'eters and A. Norval I'eters to James
?. and Josie E. Bagar, 2 acres, Tx*?
istrict: *-??*>.<>".
Wm. J. Drummond, dec., to J. X.
)rummond. ii acres, 36 pole*, Alhby
istrict: 1100.
G. L. Sager and wife to H. G.
Janninc, timber on ll acres, Stone
rail district: MOO.
Levi Erncwiller and wife to Daniel
?piker, lot in Woodstock: 110.00 Ac
C. M. Chiles and wife to W. W.
Atherton, lo acres. .'J roods 10 poles,
I district: $\.oo vVc
Kinma F. Kittenour and F. P. Ru?
mour to Mary C. Wright, one-fourth
ere, Johnston. Love and atTectioo.
William Swart/ and wife lo Francs
!. Hiv, .51 acres, Davis district:".' -
James H. Spiker and wife to James
:. Bowen, lots in Jacob Keller di
ision. Stonewall district: 125.00.
Re Ure a 0. Kae and Pickering
>odge and wife to M. E. clark, the
farm, Ashby district, 131 acres:
150.
J. P. Vincent and oth**?s to Edith
Love and afiection. Bouse
nd lot in Edioburg.
Wills. Administrations, Sc
...ie C. Pence, d<
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Pi ida\. lt wai proven bj the
iths of J. Juli j- I W. L
7hittnire, i Itoem ? J oho M Fence
the pen
ol 1500.
L. Benton Raker qualified ii
iloiitretor of the >f Lester M.
ri d, with A. L. II
s his surety in the penalty of $1000.
Marriage Licenses.
Morgaa W. Miller, to Belli
'arl rr,
OT. Lester Ryann, to Pearly W.
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Put your savings In thc Savirg
lepartment . Shenandoah Valley
i^an & Trust Co., Woodstock, vra.,
t 3 per cent, compound interest
Amounts of #1.00 and onward receiv
^. Th only savings institutio ic
ie county for the accumulation of tl P
nail savings of laboring men, wo
.rn and childre- tf
i o ?k says he did it. Peery says he
id it, but the chances are neither one
id it unless betook Hollister's Rocky
lountaio Tea. lt is th*- most search
lgand finding remedy?there il no
OOU liter laking as sure as you
ike it you tret results. Do it tonight.
ehmilt s Di Og Store.
John A. Saltier, ex-SLeritT of Rocl*
e/ham county died at his home in
arriaonborg, last Friday night. Be
as en excellent man, highly eiteemed
\ a large number of friends and ac
jaintances. The funeral was con
ieted las! Bundey by Rev. M. A.
:? and interment was iu Wood?
ie eesnetarj ?
Now, that nearly iveryotie Inf inf
i property, i nengeti little iyov
ithy, and less money, if h I should
?.?? his property by Ire without any
lia*ance. Von cannot alford to let
mr buildings retnila aoinaored.
:. w. Magi oder will write yoe I
vi ry re laonable for safe in
i rance See him or write him for
iles.
liss Bessie Henry Mr. James
Scoville.
Miss Hessie L. Henry, who came
sn recently from Woodstock, Vir
inia. was united in marriat/e. VYeeV
Mdey afternoon, to Mr. Jam*-? \.
coville. a foreman employed in the
wal quarries of the <>hi > k vYeeorrn
unpany. The marriage ceremony
as performed by Kev. (i E. Rar
ard, at his homo on sou * ii State
i. t The young couple wert st?
andee1 bv Ihe groom's mother
Mr. and Mrs. Scoville will rn
keir futon home or. Scranton ave
ue.?Scranton (Pa ) Times.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
1.
Was Shot Down by His Stepsor
vYlMheeter,, Vu.. Oct. ll.?Ai
gored because his stenfather, Jame
Johnson is alleged to have beaten an
? 1 .is mother. Carl Burkett,
youtl of oighteeo }<iars, borrowed
ttl tgaa from a neighbor at Whit
Clarke ccooty, this morning
end shot him at cloie rai . tearinj
iwej part of Johnson's righi breast
ami theo Dade his escipe.
JohnfOO married Hurkett's mothe
[sometime ago. and they are said t<
have had frequent domestic disturb
meei Burkett warned Johnson t<
-top his alleged cruelty, threater ns
him at the time, but the trouble wa;
renewed this Okirniog, and without tin
tst iiesitation Burkett procured tin
gun, loaded it with heavy shot ant
shot Father down ai be emerged
from the house.
Johnson is leported to l>e in ap I
pious condition to-ni^ht with a Balbi*
i ig chance to reeover.
Roy Beaty Dt:ad of Fever.
Blresborg, Ocr. pl.?Tho death of
Hoy Beaty, the ll yearold son of Mr.
and Mis. S. \Y. Beatty, living near
here, occurred yesterday. Hoy had
b-en sick of lyph er for leveral
weeks and made a brave fight for life
with the odds lg tins! his recovery al?
most from the oitset. Roy was a
bright promising youth and rery in?
dustrious, lb* is survived by two
brothers who came from their home in
the west in response to ? telegram that
he wis dangerously ill, an i several
sisters.
For a clear heed a stout heart ami
strom: mind, DeWitt's Little Early
[liiers, peotle, sifeeiij, pleasant
little pills. DeWitt's Carbolized
Witch il axel Salve is unequalled for
anything where a salve is needed, and
ipecielly good for Pilei. Sold by
Walton Sc Smoot.
Crying Over
Spilled Ink
will not removed the stains.
D<?n't destroy your friends'!
high opinion ol \ou by writ?
ing her on a cheap, shoddy
wrtiin4 piper and then scold
youri ir your poor judge
? at.
an
Eaton, Crane & Pike
"Mad*' in Berkshire" paper,
and thi be 00 spilled
ink to cry over. Then pep?
in are of th*- hlgbeel quality,
and possessthst "indefinable'
eclled Style" that
appeals to every discriminat
u r ? A tacial con- spon
There is an
liuton. Crane ?v Pike writing
jiu per for every member of
the family and for every
pocketbook. Why not drop
in and look over onr com
? te line of these celebrated
pepi re.
SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE,
THE BTOEE r IB QUALITY,
WOODSTOCK, - VA.
Druid Oil IO aud 50c.
QUAINT
and cuiious pieces in
CHINA & GLASSWARE
are arnon thc Ihin^s kept
at Chis piece. As usual
our prices are based tm tiie
principal of small profits.
BARGELT
J
The Reliable Jeweler
and Optician.
DOUST STiiKKT,
WOODSTOCK, - - VA.
WATCH WORK AND
HAND ENGRAVING
I
NOTICE.
The Tax bills of thc Town for Ute),
are now made out and payment may
be made at any t'me, at the Treasurer's
nllice in Court Square. All tax bills
remaining unpaid after Dec. .list. Hw
will he turned over to the Sergeant,
and ?"? }>er cent, added, and collection
of all billi enforced according to law.
Respectfully,
m. w. mackudkr,
Sept. IO -until dec H. Treasurer.
Brood Sow for Sale.
I me line graded Chester and Poland
brood sow and teu live weeks old pigs
for sale This is a rare opportunity
to get a lirnt class brood sow. Price
reasonable. Asa A. Sheetz,
V'oodstock, Va..
ept. 24 tf. a V. D. No. 1
m.. ?? ' I ?^? ll l
Mr. Jamison Sells.
A. L. Jamison, for many years a
leading husiness maa of Luray, bas
sold his grain and implement business
to William and Edward Hershberger,
sins of the late Daniel B ller?hber
|0r, The new firm, which is comprised
of energetic young men of business
habits, has already taken possession.
Mr. Jamison retires on account of his
health which for se vi ."il years has
been much impaired. We understand
that he and Lee Long wi! u'O to Flor?
ida lAter on to spend the winter. The
retirement of Mr. Jamison is viewed
ithe much resrret. His business was
conducted with shrewdness, enerby
and integrity, which with hil geniality,
social qualities, and interest in Ihe
public welfare has made hiss a large
in th*** community.
in retiriog from business, Mr. Jam?
ison wishes to express bis profound
appreciation < f the generous pat.'on
lejl he has rec- ived from the people of
Page eounty. Page News.
Mrs. Sarah Sherman Dead.
Mrs Sarah Sherm;)n. \\:is born
March L'lrh. 182*1, died Oct. Mh, 1909,
?ired 81 years, 5 months and li days.*
Sin- was ? daughter of Jonas and
Phoebe Darton and Ibo last member
of the family of seven. She was a
member of the Church of God. The
grave diggers, relatives and friends
ewe invited to retain to the home for
refreshments after burial. We re?
turn our thanke to our neighb -rs and
friends for their kindness and help
during the illness of the deceased.
Funeral took place at St. Luke last
Sunday, at 1" o'clock] Interment in
the old Niseiraoger grave yardi
vi-es by the writer EL Ii. MoWkrv
Th Oed-Rock Of Success
lies ?n a keen, clear brain, backed by
indomitable will and resistless energy.
Such power comes from the splendid
health that Dr. King's New Life Pills
impart. They vitalize every organ
and build up brain and body. J. A.
Harmon, Lizemore, W. Va., writes :
''They are the best Pills i ever used.'
'2~>c. at Walton vV Smoot.
Apple Butter and Cider.
I will run my mill for the manufac?
ture of Aider aod Apple butter every
Wednesdesday till Oct. 30th 1900.
Sept. io pd. I. H. BARRIS.
L^NTZ'S WILLS.
The good rain we had Monday
should l>e appreciated by all. It was
surely dry and seeding was a dusty
?job.
Oeoege and floyd Wilkins and Will
Allison and family are attending the
Elegerstosra Fair.
Sallie Grim, who had been visiting*
her son. nert, nt Romney, W. Va.,
returned home Monday.
(?ur school opened Tuesday with a
smell attendance, owing to the uncer?
tainty of the time of opening. Tlsa
teacheri are: Principal, Mr. Donelly,
of Shepherdstown, W. Va., interme?
diate, Miss Boee MeCann, primary,
Miss Laura Mclnturff, of Tom's
lirook. Miss MeCann was sick and
not present on opening day. With a
longer terra, a comfortable school
building, and we trust a complement
of instructors, we should naturally
expect better results along education*-! 1
lines. Hut the patrons should see to
it that the attendance is good and
teachers should see that loafing at she
stores hy the Pupils is reduced to a
minimum it be-4 results are to be ob?
tained.
J lev. Melville will preach a sfrmoa
for the I.o.o.f, at t'nion Forge
Sunday night Oct. 24.
Fitz Kline and family, of Saums
ville spent the hrst of the week with
his sister Mrs. M. T. ConVlt. He re?
turned home, but his wife and chil?
dren lemained several days with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook of
Keadus.
J. B. Clem has uone to Charles
rown where he will buy eggs for Mr.
Wrenn.
Miss Mary Cood was visiting friends
n the Calvary neighborhood first of
ast week.
< ?. M. Smith had a number of hands
?ngaged Wednesday and Thursday
>utting in new trunking.
Geo. Lambert is on the sick list ?
hreatened with pneumonia.
Harrisonburg, Va., Oct. H.?Rev.
ohn A. Click, a native of this county.
*as buried at Sanger>vi!le this mon
Bf. He died suddenly in Hagerstown
I a^ ito indigestion while on a visit
> his wife, who is undergoing treat
lent at a hospital in that city. He
as thirty-eight years of age.
The Most Elaborate Display
of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY ever brought
to Woodstock will be on display in my parlors
October 1st and 2nd
I have bought for your benefit the very latest styles
Which the leading markets afford and BEFORE YOU
SELECT YOUR HAT you should inspect my display.
WHATEVER IS NEATEST, NOBBIEST AND NEWEST
will be displayed. Prices, as always, will be right.
Mrs. A. Garrett Carter.
X. Bi Miss Naomi Miller, of Haltiraore and Miss Sallie Davis,
of Wood-tock, experieoeed milliners, will be with me
during the 9easou.
Perfect Fitting'Clothes
are the ONLY kind that leaves our establishment.
The Very Latest Designs in
Fall and Winter Prints
are now on display and to secure the best and latest
in nobby FALL CLOTHS you should call at once.
Every Suit Guaranteed as to Workmanship, Material and Fit
J. R. MILLER,
Opp. Post Office,
"THE TAILOR"
Woodstock, Va.
Cost Less than Post Ottice or
Express Orders
Payable at any bank in the
United States.
Ask for our rate card and compare prices
SHENANDOAH
NATIONAL BANK.
Start To-day
with a bottle of our Sarsaparilla Compound. It wil
purify the blood ano build up tiie system in general
thereby enabling it to overcome any disease germs to which
it is so susceptible at this season of the year.
The Large and
Increasing
demand for this preparation is the best proof as to its
merits.
Regular $1.00 size for 50c.
WALTON & SMOOT,
"THE DRUGGISTS"
MAGAZINES, FINE CANDIES, CIGARS
HESS* STOCK POOD THE REST.