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OANDQAH KERALI
-ZOO OSTOOK VA.
[IDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1909
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ired at the Post Office, at Woo(
?k, Va., as second-class matter.
:nandoah valley loan ani
trust company,
woodstock, viroinia.
mer loaned at 6 per cent, on real estate
[good collateral security. Savin-ra de
Wt* received In sums of ft.oo oi over,
0 interest allowed on game.
r For particulars address the Company
Rts home office, or call on J. W. Kberlv,
frasbnrg ; ti. NV Wir.dle, Edinburg; F. S.
?nnybacker. Mt. Jackson; or 3. K.
|N>ver, New Market, Va.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For House of Delegates*
Haring aeon deolarad the norrine*
of the democratic party, for the Legis
luture, I moa rcspeotfnUl solicit tht
Huppoa of tne voters of Shenandoah
Ouuuty, for the oliice.
If elected, 1 promise a faithful dis?
charge of the duties of the otlice and
styi; strive in every way to render
myself usefn1 to ray constituents,
Vcrv resi>ectfully,
F H. BRUMBACK.
To th- Voters of,Shenandoah County:
? Having received the nomiuatioo for
the H risc of Delegates from the
"regular" Republican County Con?
vention. I hereby announce myself a
candidate fo?* re-election, and solicit
the support of al! qualified voters.
1 desire also to express my grati?
tude fo* the pail co; ii tl support given
tt-> and promise if re-elected, to serve
0?v constituency in the future as I
have in the p'ist, faithful and impar?
tial ;md at all times to safeguard the
w^lf tc., of the ?:*eat t trpaylof com?
te ?nitj. of Shenandoah County.
V'ei v respectfully,
BURDER B. HOWMAN.
Edi abu cg, Va
Druid Oil.
Thc Great Discovery for
Khcuinatism. Backache and
Painful Joints.
For sale at
SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE.
Endorsed by Physicians.
GENERAL LocM. NEW8,
IV- - fl at dlenn Locke's.
GOAL OIL Soper gallon at Glenn
Locke's, a:i\ quantity.
We sell the best COAL OIL'ol 8c
gallon. Glenn Locke.
To Ladies Only: A Flex never
Squeak shoes at G. Metzgei's*
The walrus hide whip will give satis?
faction. Tr\ one. J. A. Dysart A:
Co.
The -m.Tnor has declined to in
**?***?ir' - in Jflie cise of the Common
**oa*a4Fa7:ainst Kirby J. Bowman.
Fall c dds are quickly cured by
Pole?'l Honey and Tar, the great
throat and lung remedy. The genuine
contains no harmful drugs. Schmitt's,
drug store.
N< >TICE?Orders for ice cream, for
Sunday delivery, should be left at
either drug store not later than Satur?
day noon. A. W. Nicodemus & Sons.
The colored orchestra of the town
have leen rsoderiof some choice
selections on our streets lately. A
few nights a^o they wu e moued
to serenade some of their friends, all
enjoyed and api reciated the music.
J. A. Dysait rft Co., tre Agents for
the National Leal ier Helling Co., of
New Vork. You can get the best
leather or canvass stitched belting of
them at the lowest cost. Write or call
for prices.
Messrs. Aaron Vetter and Hubert
Art/, bought thi ec trees of Winesaps
of Mr. Ceo. Kitenour, of near Maurer
town that yielded 30 bb ls. of fine ap?
ples. One tree had \6 bbls. choice
apples and on.y one bbls. culls. Treos
wer? sprayed OOOC and scarcely a
w.Miny Off knotty apple was found.
Tne various committees of the
Shenandoah Chapter will please meet
at the residence of Mrs. Dr. Carter on
Tuesday 2mh of <>ct. at 7 P. M.. A
social will beheld on the 5th and ?th
of Nov. for the benefit of the Home of
Needy Confederate Women.
Mrs. Jas. Williams,
1'rs. Chapter.
Fut your savings In the Ssving
Department . Shenandoah Valley
boan & Tmit Co., Woodstock, Va.,
At 3 per cent, compound interest
Amounts of*H/*0 and upward receiv
ed. Th only savings institutio in
ibe county for the accumulation of the
small savings of laboring men, wo?
men and childi-*- tf
Cook says he did it. Peary says he
did it, but the chances are neither one
did it unless he took Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. It is the most search?
ing and 8nding remedy?there is no
doubt after taking as sure as you
take it you get results. Do it tonight.
Schmitt s Drug Store.
Ray monti Swank, 'he 10-year-old
son Mr. and Mrs. D A. Swank, of
Kdoro, was dragged to death by a
pony lat>t evening at the home of his
uncle, Samuel L. Hoover, a half mile
louth of Harrisonburg. The accident
occurred while the boy, with a num?
ber of little playfellows as hit sole
companions, was riding over a hur?
dle. After taking the jump the pony
turned ouddenly, throwing its rider,
whose foo* hung in the stirrup and
lbe little fellow was kicked and drag?
ged about the field, receiriog in?
juries from which he died in flfteeu
minutes.?Harrisonburg News.
Antomobile Procession.
A procession of from 60 to 75 auto
mobiles will pass ever the great
National Highway from New York to
Atlanta, Ga., next Wedneeda*, pool?
ing through Woodstock, early in the
afternoon. They will diae in Win
(teeter aod witt asesal taos**** in
^taunto*.
~> rERSONALS.
Ifr. John Kibler is visiting his old
home iu Kirksville, Mo.
Miss Alice Bowman is teaching
school at Daphn this sessiou.
Miss Maria Snapp, of New Market
visited friends in town this week.
Dr. S. J. Hoffman, was a court day
visitor in Harrisonburg Monday.
Mr. G. Met/ger spent Sunday with
his parents in Harrisonburg.
Mr. W. T. Williams returned Tues?
day from a visit to Baltimore.
Miss Mary Koontz, is visiting htr
brother Dr. G. E. Koontz in Salem.
Mrs. Fenton Windle ia spending
this weak with friends in New Marke".
Mr. John Livers spent the first of
the week with his family in this plo? ?
Miss Nettie Kneislev spent the Brat
of the week with friends in WT ashing ?
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Sager ne?
vi sitin? relati.es in Hi^'h Town, W.
Va.
Mrs. W. S. Cline, returned Tuesday
from a visit to relatives lu Harrison?
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwyght Hisey ln\e
moved i-to Mrs. J. A. Dysart'*
property. ?>
Mr. Hul>ert Shockey, of Fairfax,
visited ..his father in this plane thc
first of the week.
Mr. Bud Moore, of Moore's Store
visited Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Prayel the
first of the week.
Miss Lorena Davis has returned ]
from a visit to friends in Washington
and Brunswick, Md.
Dr. J. H. Smoot and Mr. H. < >.
Nicodemus are attending the Frede?
rick, lld., fair this week.
Mr. Frank Stillwell hoi moved from
the Walton farm into J. D. GrobilPi
property on North Main street.
Mr and Mrs. F. M. Bird, of Mt.
Jackson spent sew-ral days this week
with Mr. und .\,r*. J. D. Grahill.
Miss Winnie Davis is spending
several weeks with her cousin Mitt
Florence Errgood in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Site are visit?
ing Mrs. Rite's brothers Messrs
Lenard and Omer Keller, in Pittsburg.
Mr. John Koonta, (efl Monday
morning for The Plains where he will
repaint the residence of Dr. John R.
McGill.
Mr. Geo. Christman has moved his
family from Edinburg into Mr. J. D.
GrabilPs property on North Main
street.
Rey. and Mrs W. Twyman Wil?
liams, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Williams and family at "Bird?
wood."
Mrs. May Allen Jordon, of Mt.
Jacksoon visit*d ihe Misses Allen at
Massanntten Academy the first of tit
week.
Mr. Boyd GrandstafT returned to
his home In LoPort, ind., Thursday
morning, after spending several weekl
With lelatives in this place.
Mr. Clyde I'. Walton spent Sunday
with his wife ami daughter who art
visiting Hon. and airs. M. af. John?
son in Frout RO)Ol.
Miss Marie Hollingsworth lt ft
Wednesday for her home in Mercer.
Teen., alter boring Spent the summer
with relatives in this and Rockingham
counties.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gibbs and li.tie
son Chas, left Moe day afternoon for
Baltimore where Chas, will enter St.
Agnes Hospital to be operated on for
hernia.
Mr. Sam'l Sheet/, of Keyser, W.
Va., was in town Tuesday. afr.
Sheetz had the misfortune to have the
middle finger of his right hand mashed
off last Tuesday.
Messrs, Ray Miller und Kail
Schuyler, of Washington spent sev?
eral Oays this Wt?-k with Mrs Annie
Keller and family on North Main
Street.
Mr. Gilbert Coffman who has bern
spending his vocation with his par?
ents Mr. and Mrs. M. Co MU ian, wi
Maple Heights has returned to Rich?
mond.
Mr. Huston Newman acccmj a^ied
by his school-mates Messrs. Todd and
Smith, of Randolph-Macon Academy,
Front Royal, spent the week-end with
Judge and Mrs 8 D. Newman.
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Flayer Breaks Ribs.
Massanutten Academy defeated
Rando1 ph Macon Academy, 61 Front
Royal, here Monday by a score of
17 to 0. Only once during the game
was the goal of M. A. in danger, and
then Et li. A. lost the ball on downs.
Moyer got the ball on i forward pas>
and made a loach down. In the sec?
ond hi-if A. Miller got the bail on a
punt and scored another touch down,
with four minutes to play. Harrison
by several line plunges made a thiid
touch down.
At tbe beginning of the second ha'f
Irwin tackled Smith, quart?." hack for
S. M. A., and one of Smith's ribs VS!
broken. He tried to slay in the game,
but after another tackle was compelled
to retire.
John Crabiil Killed.
John Crabill, son of Daniel Crabill i
of Tom's Brook, was killed at Bing- t
ham, Ptah last Monday. Full por-lf
ticular. of his death have nm been re- 1
ceived, but as ho was working ia ole
copper mine, it ls supposed that his) J
death was caused by the ruachiner\ ri
He was a young man about)9 ori'ol
years of age. He went out Ut i
Colorado, obout 18 months ago and s
intended to visit his home about .
Christmas. I
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Funeral of Mrs. foyn.
The funeral of Mrs. Cathi; e.
who died Friday night at h ? bo
near Tom's Brook, was held Si ? i i \
afternoon from the United Urethrae
ch-irch, of wliio*i slu -./a-, a Kimber.
The oorvleee wert conduced by )
pastor, itev. A. H. Smith, bstemmol
wa* mn-'e in St. John's cemett ry at
Harrisville.
Mrs. Coy*, whose death wa* can-ed
by dropsy, wa* 81 years old Sh-j i
spent h? r early lifo near Mt. Jack-..> \.
Her husbond died 30 years ago. She
leave** a sister, Mrs. Jessie Walto i.
With F. H. Brumback in the legis- I
lature the peoples? interest will be 1
jguorded. \ %* j
NOAH COFFMAN SHOT BY
BALTIMORE. NE.GR
Angered because he had been d
charged, Louis Liddell, a negro, w
has been employed in the lunchrot
conducted by Mr. Noah Coffman,
115 Light St., shortly after 1 o'clc
Wednesday afternoon shot h
ployer twice, one bullet enteiingt
abdomen and the other the right at
A third shot went wild.
Mr. Coftinan was hurried to Mer
Hospital, where he is said to be in
critical condition. Tha ph] steta
attempted to probe for the bullet
the body last night, but failed to I
more it. The use of the right ai
may bs affected. Liddell is takii
li n arrest in a matter-of-fact mann
in the Central Pol'ce Station.
Excitement followed the shootir
besoms so preat that it was fear*
that the negro would be roughly hat.
1 d. There were about 50 pat-ons
the lunchroom when the shooting o
curred.
Mr. Huber, who is a member of tl
firm, and Mr. Goodman, an employ.
were in the cellar '-iii- Mr. Coffins
when Ihe OOgrO started to shoo
Huber ran through thc lunchroom tt
ward the desk for his pistol. When li
returned the negro had shot Mr. Cof
and was struggling with Goodmoi
Pushing Saber and Goodman asidt
the nezro ran down the alley in th
rear of the store, threatening the lire
r>f anyone who attempted to arres
lim. Huber following bin?, andcaugh
up with him at Pratt street, and hell
lim under cover of his pistol until th
irrivel of Patrolman Jones. Al
tngry crowd gathered, bat Jones sum
noned the auto patrol and >ent th
legro tt) the station.
The trouble started when Mr. ColT
nan reprimanded the negro for break
ag dishes during the noon hour
Che negro became insolent and whet
lischorged drew his revolver.
When seen at thc station Diddel
node no denial of his attempt to kil
dr, Coffman. He said he had warned
tot only Mr. Coffman, hut tl.-j othei
nen in the basement that he wouli
hoot if they bothered him He wa*
tiken before Justice Grannan. who
eld him without bail until the con
ition of Mr. Coffman is such as k
ppeor in court.
Mr. Coffman is 51 years old and
ires at SlfS Jefferson street. He i*
ell known in East Baltimore ami I Ol
large circle of friends among busi*
ess men, as he has U-en in the busi?
es for a long time in the downtown
action of thc city. Balto. Sun,
-Jay, Oct. 21>t.
Mr. Coffman is a native (J this
ounty and for I number of
a^ ? popular merchant at Conics
Hie.
The following telegram wa? rceeir?
.1 by the Herald Thursday eraring:
"Haitimere, (>ct. 21, 4:").") p.m.
Ni>-ih Coffman's condition fairly
nod*
- -ter M. Cumr.ui a
MR. MILEY MISS COPP.
Wedm - loy oft< moon at 12:.;?? o'clock
* the hom- ol the brides parents Ker.
ad Mrs. Georgs A. Copp, ol Fisher's
ill, their daughter Miss Nella Arie: 6
opp was joined ia marriage to Mr.
arl Lowen Miley. of Tom's Brook.
Mrs. Miley lethe youngest idough
ir of Rev. Gooree Copp president ol
ie People'* National Rank o* Strasb?
urg and is rory popular in the c.Hu?
mility in which she li rei
Mr. Miley is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
. B. Miley and a member of the Ano
f Snarr and MI'S)*! big mercantile
^tablishmcnt cf Tl m's Brook.
Mr. Miiey was a former student I I
Ja.*>sanuiten Academy ol this olice
nd made many friends here who ??
imgratulaticns and b ?>t wishes aie
iib him.
OHN W. COPP SERIOUSLY
INJURED
Mr. John W. < opp, who now resides
i Strasburg met with Jin BOCident last
Ionday, which may ci use his death
Le was driving a horse hitched to s
ugkry and had a cow which he was
i'dmr to his son ettiehe I to thc sam >
i ?gy. The cow, it li .-.uppostd, In
rime way frightend the horse which
lr log a sudden jump, thrt e
Ir. Copp, head foremost from thfl
iggy. His foot was in some w.\.r
iught in the buggy and he was drag
*d a short distance. It was sup*
ned that his skull was fractured.
is collar bone broken and his bod)
raised.
He was carried to his home in an
^conscious condition.
Mr. Copp WOS one of the ploot-CI
rot growers of ibis county and was
;i energet'c business man. His man\
r cadi will ii*gret to heir of his mis*
rt ine.
A later dis, a'ch sa; s that he is do?
ng very well.
Clothing Caught Ure.
Mrs. Seal ilenUe!, U%iogO mile wes1
?f (Juickshurg, an Invalid sutT-1 i * l
*ith lheumatism, waa sitting In hei
nvalitl chair Sunday morning ne?i
lie fireplace r>ili:i,' son* letters,
there by some 010001 several of th*
otters fe 1 of h*r lap, Th" k I
aught hr*, v.. i ? trr I I fie ll tia u t<
?irs Ben .cl' i ..-.-, t*id ls I
ate bu o > bi tg w i * i i .i bl is ?.
She was alone in the ro ?..i. Bl
laughter, Mi-.*. [rSjoe, In the kitchen
md o hired girl opstiirs li-ard bri
creams and ea ne t<?
md found bs Ij w t
?Oat of her eh.ih i if of bet*.
P tey grabbed t-i ? cording from Um
>cd and smoth r ri !i i tl .mas. Mrs.
leaks! has U > all tht
She has not been this b? walk foi
years. At 1 ist OSOUOtf sn*J was
' Silos fairly well.
Church Notes.
Kv W. T.vymri W-ITams will
pr* .uh in the Vi ? ibjrtsi ian cl,incl
lexi Sunday morning at ll o'clock.
Da You Want a Good Whip ?
Tty Ute walrus hide whip. It 1
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k*ne or rawhide and is much cheaper
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0. I Delegates lo Synod will beeutertain
Sd Ol follows:
Jl. B. Bailey: Key. Dr. W. A. Koro.
A. B Bauserman: Rev. E. M. Sands
Mr. Walter Blessing.
M. L. Bauserman: Revs. Robt. Lee
Bair, O. K. I'otU.r. Kev. Pr. A. D.
'dr. Israel Loueks.
R. L. Bargelt : loossrs. W. L.
Kefauver and Geo, P. frirnich.
Prof. H. J. Benoboff: Rees. W, H.
Bowers, C. H. Knock, Howard ?>
Bold, Mr. L. I*. Martin. W. J.
Zacharias, K>q . Mr. A. R. Brodheck.
Prof. Bolger ! Kev. J. David Miller.
Chas. I. Bowman : Rev. T. K.
Cromer, Mr. W. 0. Zinn.
Mrs. D. O. Bowman : Revs. I K.
Bmhoff, C. H. Heller.
I). A. Howman: Revi. W. W. Kowe,
w. H. Conoey.
J. w. Dlnglsdlns: Rsts. M. I*
Firor, J. P. Hamer, Mr. D. M. Ma
11 conley.
M. Coffman j Rev. J. S. Kieffer, D
I) . Mr. C. Harry Keller.
Mrs. M. L. Calvert; Kev. J. A.
Kyi.
t . 1-'. Frere] ! Kev. Geo. S. Borber,
Mr. Joha L, Geber.
Mix. Ceo. Prara] : Kev. Llovd
CohlenUj Mr. John Preyer.
Get). H. Prove]: Messrs. Samuel
Long. .1. U. Simon.
Jacob 7m Fravel: Rows. B. S. Mil
e ler, H. W. Wisder.
I M. M. Fravel : Revs.G. w. Welsh,
M. J. Roth, Mr. M. K. Berkheimer.
Walter Fra ve! : Kev. X. W. S
Mr. K. M. Bailey.
Lewis Funkhouser ; L C. Woseey,
v.. C. Oeorj : Kev. j. a. HoVhelns,
l). I)., Mr. K C. Boeskel.
Capt. Crabill : Rev. Dr. .1. C.|
Leonard, Rer. Dr. J. M. L Lyerly.
.1. T. Haas. Rev. J. D. Andrew,
Rev. Dr. T. J. Hacker. Revs. A. P,
Nun-, A. M. Ki for.
ROT. Hartman: Kev. Dr. II. H.
Apple, Rev. Dr. C.S. Llogle, Mr. J.
D. Zehring, C. M. Wolff, Esq.
Dr. Hoffman : Prof. J, H. Apple,
Rer. J. H. smith. Mr. ll K. Borton
bough.
Chas. Hoover : Messrs. A. S.K-ni
:. A C. ROSSO.
Phillp Hoover : Mr. S. P, Marlin
.1. K Lotohow, Esq,
Mloi Annie Hottel: Rer. J. M.
Rankle, Mr. J. V. Pickea
Jasper Hottel : Kev. K. K. Ap.
Uar, Mr. I leeper Wick.
M. il. Hottel : Kev. Dr. W. E.
Lampe, Rer. Dr. J. M. Shick. Dr. M.
c. Molter, Rare. O. B. Garrison, B.
C. Ho iver.
Dr. H. ll. Irwin, Rora. D. J. WolB
W. P. More.
(apt. Koonta: Messrs. J. P. Cop
pelt, 1). H. Beam.
Ceo. Logon : lev. ,i. B. Blom -
Rte. Dr. T '). i tod.
w. W. Logon : Rer. \)r. C. Clen r.
s. V. P no : Rere. B. Hoy, P.
S Kupley.
R K. E, Leinl
Mr. A B Bo
. Rilej : K< re, J, K
gOmOO, A. ? . Thompson.
P. s. Rb Ri -.. .i. Kern McKre
.1 . Joha (ie?,barth
Dr. .1. B. K uh ! Revs. B. R
sdi.i.- ti i. Dr.
A. Ph ileobei
Mm -I* Bheeti : Mr, < ?. F. II- c
heber.
. N. H. Fkylei: Rere.
Keru. c. W. Worlick, M ton c. M.
Qibboney, D. M. Bto
Miss Schmitt: Ri . At vii le Coeser
Rev, Dr. I. N. Pelgbtel, Rer. C. I'.
Shaffer, ll. 8. Bomberger.
?i rseph Bheeti: Rei. B. w. Stone
broker, Mr, E. K. King.
lol. E. K. Stickle) : Kev. Dr. J. I..
Murphy, ih r, M. Whitener.
M. L Welton, Esq*: Ke\. Dr. J. c.
Bowman, Kev. Dr. C. J. Muss
Edward Williams : Kev. s. V.
Boeder, Mr. (>. I'. Glib
Thc thirty-seventh ann il -
of the Cot.un. ? Bynod will convene in
st Kalil's Reformed Bhuichi tesl
Tuesday, ?' s p. m.
The opening sermoo will oe preach?
ed by the retirii g preoid* nt the Rei .
Dr. Peightel, ol Greenoostle, Po. The
devotional service* trill l?. cond
by Rev. Dr. Jl. M. Bhick. 11 vYoob
logton, D. C.
Immediately upon the con elusion of
ib# pennon Ibe Synod will proceed to
* ried lie organization by ejecting its
officers for the ensuing year.
The present officers are Dr. Prlghtel
president; Elder J. W Wetzel Esq.,
Csrliee, Ps., riee-preeident; C. M.
Wolff, Esq., Hanover, Pa., trrssurer;
K> v. R. L. Bair, York. l';t.. Reading
Clerk: Kev, Lr* B. Coblonts, Baitin.oie,
Md., Stated Clerk.
sr en lng session will be gteen
orer to the discussion ol important
t day loci Cl (SrSClsllj il \he
apply to the institution ond work oj
I lurch, and |iO>c ICC of the
features of the Synod.
Business will occupy th" attention
of Synod at its ether Sessions. All
sessions will be open to the public,
anti ail persons are ct rdislly invited
to be present at ell the s?Si i M p.
Wedaaedeyarealog Kev. k v. Dr.
H. H. Apple president ol P. a* M.
BgO, Lancaster, Pa , will speak
aid an address on the Relief of Min*
leters wiil he given probably Ly lbe
Kev. D. N. Dittensr, of Byndomn, Pa.
Thurodoy afternoon at I p. rn , the
Loymon'i Mlsslonsry Coofersoos will
'. ? held. Thc Rev. Dr. Lampe return*
ii ptoeioaory presiding.
Addresses will l?e made by Prot J. tl
;f Apple of the Women's College a
?nek, Dr. M. C. M Otter ol Wash- s
lawton and other lay delegol - p
This will he .he fourih tin.c Pot mac
Synod hoi oonrouod el Woodstock,
and a cordial 0*1 lOOOM OWSltl its mern
bera. 'Ph** aessloni are likely lo con
t :iu? until Moiitlay nl*<ht Nor, 1st.
Tn 'dav at .1 p m. the Society for
he Relief of Ministers will meet at the
burch.
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li*-s 'n a keen? clear brain, baelo-d by
indomitable will and resistless energy.
Such jnwer co'iiea from the splendid
health that Dr. Kind's New Life Pills
inpart. They vitalise every organ
snd build up brain and bo.h. J. A.
Harmon. Uiemore, W. Va., writes :
"They are the bent Pills 1 ever used.'
?~tc. at Walton A Smoot.
FOR SALK - Thr e heating stoves.
A. G. Carter.
CONFEDERATE REUNION
Maurertown, Va., Ost
Capt. J. H. Grabiil,
Editor Shem Herald,
Dear Sir:?I am writing to rMve yt
some notes of our trip lo Donrill
Va., from Oct. 11th to the t 'fbi ol t
I ifh to attend the annual meeting
' rand Camp Coofedi
of Virginie, which von can publish
the columns of the Heklo for ti
l>eneflt of its many readers if it sui
convenience.
We left home on the early mon
lng train Ihe nth Od and tl
following persons oom posed our pan
*>-wit: Major C. Shirley, of New Ma
<<*t, and his two delegates, Messr
ntltl and Bowman came tt) us i
Danville on their return trip fro
South Carolina where they attende
is delegates ? conference of the:
thurah. Anti at Strasburg, we wei
-einfOfOed by L. Hum. John Hammai
'<? W. Mclatarff and Isaac F,
nth Mrs. Ida Funk their sponsor, a
?f Stover Camp, and Cyrus Keele
ommnndsr, Hue. McGuire Cami
ImithCooley, Joha Boothe and Get
L Snoor, of Lebanon church, an
t Front Royal Wm. O. Rual and Jut:
v. Ternary came om board. A
lonaoSOl we met the Winchester dele
stion of Turner Aebby Camp. Capt
leo. w. Kurts their commander am
ife. the Kev. Dr. J. P. Hyde, chap
lin of the Grand Camp of Va.
ewton Carpenter and Mr. Striker
II together making us a very re?
settable in size and otherwise party
And we now had a ride before us o
>?'? miles in a good car and plenty o
> mi. and leaving Manassas at ahou
! M. on a through train we arrivec
I Danville about ?:30 P. M , all lr
?od shops Sod spirits and were es
llted by their committee to hea-i
lortere where we were oil oseigcec
i prlTote borneo, wbere we wen
>yally entertained free of charg*
iring our stay?bcoldee the com
ittee of ladies gave u: free lune!
? ?ry day an I as the large building
is neir the place ol our meeting a
?eat many of us went there to uinnei
:iich w,i> excellent rations ever;
iv anti Danville has the honor to bc
? ? first city t?> hove realy boarded
ul lodged tlc vet.-rans free and en
?ely, with so much grace and cor?
al iv that they have won the hearth
all of the reterone, who were then
id their thanks and gratitude a
di. I was entertained with comredi
Hum. at the polotiol and hoi
? ? borne of Mr. E. R. Woddill, <
', Main St . ohoee wife was a Miss
lller, of Washington, EtoppohS
iunty, Va., a niece of Mi. H. ?!
of Co, <;. IQth Va. Ri
m) and we i i the chi rgy i
.rt Bti odn an Ihe 85th, March .
il irere all ooptured. Trie writer in
St foi ld fore day had tl e
? nor | iii command of tie
and not bavin-: >een Mr.
?ting at I -
who boarded m.- at his ins
c? wa*, pathetic and Intcrestlpg.
r. V i horn end roiei d on the
steJ I i State (his
.her'g ; i Stotion where
it car airy fight of the war
is fought I made this note Capt.
i cause it will no dout inter
t you as yt)j had your horse killed
-?re anti were captured as I think you
lld me.
Anti in passing will say that I met
ml T. T. Munford and Judge D. A.
rlmeley, oho was major of the 8th
I I valry, both of whom poo fame
tl will go down Into histor*} a> tt\ji
iguishsd cavalry heroes and <
ith Roiling, of Petersburg, Vu ,
trama! der of the Vs.,Division is an?
tler of th3 cavalry stars
Danville is a city ot 90,000 inhibi
nts situated on the Dan river in
ttsylronlo county, Va, "> miles
om thc North Carolina line ami -'? 8
iles from Manassas and is the largest
dsO tobacco market In the worlo Its
0 OOtton mills work 5,000 hands.
ley have 1 banks. Their agricul
roJ Fair was in full progreeeood we
tended it which was excellent and
i' horse? were of the very finest kind
rs seer s?en. The meeting of the
rind Comp, was distinguished for
u oratory cf many of Virginia's
jst distioguiebed sutakes, among
em was Jutlge Sam Williams our
nd id ate for Attouuj Cr-neral and
ipt. K. S. Parks. of Luray.
The Confederate Ladlee choir in
dformfrom Norfolk added greatly tn
e pleasure of the occasion. Tl I
me entertainment ol the Sponeor <
is grand. Tbe parodo wai though
l>e the largest of an\ State re-uniot
er seen in Virginia. Must close.
icr-->s to you. Good bye till we
set again. Vours truly.
R I). F.
Note?Pittsylvania is the largest
ninty in the State of Va.
Doa Lost.
A medium sized Scotch Collie with
bits lf-gs and streak of white in fore
?aJ yellow hack wah lop ears. Las!
ten of dog when he followed my team
i Woodstock (Vtober Kl.
A liberal reward will be gi v. n tt)
i. ons furnishing Information li od?
recovery.
J. F. W i SM tn,
. F. D. No. 4. F.dinlmrg, Va.
Bettina! Belting!
.1. A Dysart k Co., are Agents for
.? National LsncVr Helling Co., a*nd
?e prepared to furnish LoSthor,
itched Canes*! end Gum Bolting kl
ices which will please you.
HAYEYOU
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Killed By Fall From Horse.
Winchester, \ a , QpJ 16. Lam:
J reen, a lad ol US years, was thro,
from a horse an I crushed to dea
shortly after 9 o'clock this mornii
near White Post. Clarke county, whi
00 bil way to the home of his
Mrs. Samuel BryorJy, with whom 1
had resided since the death of h
ii ii- .
Young Ol BOO had ht ? n to Bom
with his brother-in-law, Mr. Bryarl
<>n business. The latter was In h
automoble. and Creen was riding h
driving boroo, following behind. A
though the horse went several mil'
without becoming frightened-, lt sr.
dooly plunged, stumbled on a stoi
aid fe 1, throwing tireen under. Tl;
horse stepped upon Green's shoe
thing his breastbone sod crosbie
out his life. His body was placed I
Ihe automobile arid taken to the bom
of Mr. and Mrs. Bryarly.
The youth was an ev pori boroemi
and was greatly liked by the people ?
that neighborhood.
Football Flayer Breaks Two Ribs
Staunton, Vc, oct. 17.?Staunkn
Millitary Academy swamped thi
Shenandoah Valley Academy, ol Win
Iter, Frid.iy on the gridiron, .12 tt
o. In the Brat two minutes of plaj
Full Back Edmondson, ol the visiting
team, was knocked out, sustaining
two fractured ribs. Thi ric on out?
weighed their opponents.
FOR RENT.
Store room and residence on Xortl
Main Street. For particulars app'i
to Miss R. J. Rinker, Woodstock
For a clear head a stout heart anti
strong mind. DeWitt's Little Farly
Uisers, gentle, safe easy, pleasant
little pills. Dewitt's Corbolloetj
Witch Ha/el Salve is unequalled foi
anything where a salve is needed, ind
is especially good forPih's. Sold bj
We on k Smoot.
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$
flK?
co.
Crying Over
Spilled Ink
will not removed the stains.
Don't destroy your friends'i
high opinion ol von by writ?
ing her on a cheap, shoddy
Wrtiing paper and then scold
yourself for your poor judge?
ment.
SO
Eaton, Crane & Pike
"Made in Berkshire" naper,
an>l there will be no spilled
ink to cry over. Thees pop*
- are of the blgheot ?| mil itv,
and pnaeesethel "indefinable
something exiled Style" that
appeals tt) every discriminat?
ing user of 10010] correspon?
dence papers. There is 00
Baton, I rans k Pike writing
paper for every member of
the family and for every
pocketbook. Why not drop
in and look over our com?
plete line of these celebrated
pa|' -
SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE,
THI SIDM PSMIQUAUTT,
WOODSTOCK, - VA.
Druid Oil 10 and oOc.
QUAINT
and cutious pieces in
CHINA ,v GLASSWARE
are strum j I ht ilii gs kept
at this place. As usual
our prices are based on the
principal of small profits.
BARGELT,
The Reliable Jeweler
and Optician.
COURT STKKKT,
WOODSTOCK, - - VA.
WATCH WORK AND
HAND ENGRAVING
B
NOTICE.
The Tax bills of thc Town for 1W9,
are now made out and payment may
be made at any t'me, at the Treasurer's
ottos la Cooli Bqnsrs. All (ax hills
remaining unpaid after Ih*c. 31st, UH)
will l>e turned over to the Pcrgeant,
and 5 |*?r cent, added, and collection
of all bilU enforced according to la*.
Re?pectfully,
M. w. MAGRUOm,
Sept. 10 until OSS tl. Treasurer.
Brood Sow for Sale.
(m.*) fine gradell chester anti Poland
bfOOd cow and ten five weeks old pigs
for sale This ls a rare opportunity
to get a Tu ht class brood sow. Trice
reasonable. Asa A. Shketz,
Woodstock, Ve.,
sept. 24?if. K. F. D. No. 1\
Mr. Kditok:?
V. i* b ar much IS
about increased appropriations ft
schools, and about the improvamei
of the same. If this be true, why ca
we not have a school at Hottel
School House this year. There ha
Bf been a year since the war whe
there was not a public or privat
school at this place This year we ar
Informed there will rd bs a schoc
opened in Johnston DUtrtot tetwee
Narrow Passage anr* Triplett's mill
Whit are all thes-j pe )!e to do
Some of them are not abe to hat
their children to Woodstock, all o
them pay their taxes; it is too fa
for many of them to walk: no publb
cooreyooce Ins hee.i provided: w<
don't w-i-.it tt> abandon our fat OM SOI
homes anti move to town: the sehoo
ar bur.tie-, refuse to reesodj Ihe elt*i
Hiinn e e, p| t0 sav> you CUD
school in tosm. B**t what good wil
that do js ll our children are t< <
young to walk to town and if the*
able || it just to u*? We I
like somebody who knows a ramed]
for Iheir condition to ld as bear Iron
him. Respectfully,
A Pa peon.
Pittsburc the Champion.
Pittsburg now has the honor o:
having the champron batcha II team o:
the world. The World's Champion?
ship series of even games closed
Saturday in Detroit, the final game
going to Pittsburg hy a score of 8 to
0. The struggle was one of the closest
in the htotorf of baseball, each" team
h iring won three games until Satur?
day's game went t > Pittsburg.
The total attendance for the ieejo
gaines was .4."), 141 aad total receipts
were 1188,60.
Pittsburg will give each player
12,000, though it is not likely that any
official announcement to this effect
will be made.
notice.
I am paying 28c doz. for eggs; 22c
lb. for butt-jr: 60c bushel forpota
18c lb. for ham: 10c lb. for side: l">c for
shoulder and lard: 13c lb. for young
chickens sod 1-c lb for old hens.
GLENN LOCKE,
Head Glenn Locke's big ad.
Woman Jumps Prom Train.
Winchester, Va., Oct. 18 ?Miss
Georgie Met/, 28 years old, daughter
of Mr. Daniel Melz, a prominent
firmer and fruit grower of Stephenson
lies in a precarious condition, with a
fighting chance of recovery, at the
home of Asa Crisman, at Kernstowu,
ll of jumping from a B. ll
0. passenger tain near Kerostown Sta?
tion Saturdav eeerfnfl &od falling*
against a staticu trucK.
She went to Kernstown to visit Miss
Minnie Crisman, and did not get off
the train until it started to leave the
station. It is supposed that she be?
came bewildered and cutting a long
and deep gash, making her uncon
-c ..s lererel hours. She is believed
tt> be also sulTt ring from internal
aeesorrogee. Her relative- have been
summt)ned.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
09 VAbUAHbK
Personal Property.
Bj rlrtoe ol a deed of Iroel
to me bf James W. Link of date Feb?
ruary Pi. 1008, and of record in lbe
Clerk's #llice of Shenandoah county,
Virginia, in I) B 89, page 116* etc..
tt? secure certain debts therein set
forth, defa.ilt boring been made in the
payment of said debts and being there
unto requested by tbe beneficiary. I
will sell ut public auction, to the high?
est bidder on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBERS, Wm.
at IL' o'clock, M.. in front ot tbe place
of business of Zirkle & Bros., in For?
esail.e, Shenandoah county, Virginia,
OOO Columbia Boy Baler, made hy?
the Ann Arbor Company, of Ann Ar?
bor. Michigan, one Gray Mare, one
Brown little,OOO Red Cow, one Bro*n
Wagon anti one B-.ickboard.
TERMS? CASH.
U. L. FLOYD, Trustee.
Annual Meeting
Annual meeting of stockholders of
thc Valley Turn Dike Co. will be held
at Winchester, Va., (>ctober 2*. IV00,
in the office of Hansbrough Si Carter,
at lo a. rn
All business that can properly coim?
batore this meeting will then be trans?
acted.
H. F. BYRD,
lt. President.
The Most Elaborate Display
of FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY ever brought
to Woodstock will be on display in my parlors
October Isl and 2nd
1 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.
N. 1>. Miss Naomi Miller, of Baltimore and Miss Sallie Davis,
of Woodstock, exjiericnced milliners, will be with me
during the season.
Perfect FittingClothes
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.
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BANK MONEY ORDERS,
? *
are safe, convenient, economical.
Cosl Less than Posl Ofiice or
Express Orders
Payable al any bank in Ihe
United States.
Ask for our rate card and compart prices.
SHENANDOAH
NATIONAL BANK.
Start To-day
with a bottle of our Saraparilla Compound. It wil
purify the blood and build up thc system in general
thereby enabling it to overcome any disease germs to which
it ii 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 lor 50c.
WALTON & SMOOT,
'THK DRUGGISTS"
MAGAZINES, FINK CANDIES, CIOAHS
HESS' STOCK FOOD THC BEST.