Shenandoah herald. [volume], November 05, 1909, Image 3

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FRIDAY, MIVKMBE* 5, 1909.
Office, at Wood
?tock, Va., as second-class matter.
SHENANDOAH VALLIY LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
WOODSTO-K, VIRGINIA.
- - i'll ^??""
O^K^vSrt\?k otyS..oo or over,
Sod'nSJst snowed on same.
vViKle. Kdinburg; F. 5.
?^'. Mt Taejon: or i H.
hv-over.Xrw Market, Na.
Druid Oil.
The Great Discovery for
Rheumatism, Backache and
Painful Joints.
For sale at
SCHMITT'S DRUG STORE.
Endorsed bj Physicians.
I
eES ER Al LO AL SEWS,
??; te. M rtsgar's.
; bed bin keti st 75c pair at
i
?? ? n ts, ai - ''ooo. J. L.
Shaft** r A Co.
ininti andcomfort-i, from OSs
up. at !
; j f-ora ll 00 up at J. A.
Dyssrl A Co's. .
di in ladies' shoes at
SI *k and Poultry Food at
J. I.
? . ? > ' >:? (ba w\
'**?
prttl i Stock Food at
-
New Plan Silent
' ? .. .'
v\ just io
n.
raisins,
? al J. L - vV Co's.
?. apron
a Co's.
: stent wall plas
2 at J. L. Bo;
Co
Silenl ctlon, Friday
- Jewelry
81
?? il underwear for men.
?? J, L. Shafft r
i
.1 isl i ol all
kinds. Get - Farmers
r..
get a pair
I X ?;> Vi- 'i-S. J. L. Shaffer
fee those buggiei
i gains.
- te, waists.
S iflei v\ Co's.
i reedy lo its at Sfi.ou
I 122 in all colors and patterns,
an.
D Irish potates, 65ebashel;
C lb. at J. L.
If yo . sent that will
.:?. the " sale l?y
J. \. 1'
kindi ndenraar we lead
issortu ats, quality and
-. F s. .lowman,
salk Six head of
? ar old - |OOd ewes
\\. W. Lugan.
A large a ' . ms' aod
priooe al
wayi il al F. - au's.
ll (or e?ke bak
cu treats,
i sod fresh. F. S
- eh carload tine, coarse
and rock salt for all purposes. 1 Vices
right J. L. Boyer k I
ust io. Rock silt, 103
lbs. coarse 5 lbs.. 28 lbs.
98 lbs. and 200 lbs. table salt. Farmers
Union.
Tbe Epworth League ol the Molbo
dist church I ? potful social
Ai Ihe boote ul Hon. M. L Wa'ton,
on Friday Dight
^ nd Tar cures coughs
quickly, itoeoj i the lunga and
- olds. Get the genuine in a
yellow package. Bchritt's Drug
-
hood a lsrj k of gi nuine
in d Poul! v Fencing
lbs best fencing on Ihe market. F< r
ivie hy J. L Boyer St <
Bi t\\ BALE Miss Ross Fravel has
some beautiful chrysanthemums for
it ber home on Chsfth street and
at W. M. calv- ? toing store.
Do vou want to get a christmas
present that will be appreciated f F.x
a-nine those beautiful robes at the
harness store of J. A. Dysart A Co.
Parties ant having male settlement
with ni for fertilizer and book account
will | ill and do so at aa early
date, a* WO wish to -;lo?e all accounts
as soon as possible. J. u Boyer k
Co. 41,
The river is said to be lower now
than it has been at any time this sum?
mer, yet it furnishes sufficient po**?er
to run Dr. Triplett's 250. barrel mill
and light the town of Woodstock.
T,< >ST?A gold medal bearing the
words, Bradbury Senior Scholarship,
H. M. A. was lost the evening of Nor,
3rd, between Masaanutten Academy
an 1 Mr. M. C. Gearing's, Finder
please return to Herald office.
Just received a carload S.^aroti
Dairy feed for cows and 0ther bt<K*k,
Bette** re* its at less cost than the ole
way of feeding. Give mig feed a lria
od be convinced. For isle by J. L
oyyr and Co. #
PERSONALS.
Miss Virginia Kicney is visiting in
Washington.
Mr, B. B. Bowman was in Wood
stork, on Wednesday.
Mrs H. O, Necoiemui is visiting
friends in Washington.
M nan left last Wed?
nesday for baltimore.
Mr. George [..wis, of Ohio is visit?
ing his brother Mr. James Lewis.
*?> v. j. ];, Van Bora is spending
this week with friends in Covington.
Mis. Stuart Howard returned to her
home in Lynchburg las^ Wednesday.
M.ss Lyla Wilson, of Moorefield is
v -'.ing relatives and trlandi L< ar
town.
Mr. Jack Hardesty, of Winches- P
spent Sunday with friends in V. ii
place.
Mrs. James Glower, is spending fte
week w:h her mother Mrs. Wlndfll d
in Broadway.
Mr Join Kibler, relumed Tuesday
fioui a visit to bis former home in
Kirksville, Mo.
M'. C. '? has returned from
Baltim re. after purchasing his
Uturistmai gooda.
Mr. ard Mis. H. II. Taylor, of
Philadelphia visited Mr. and Mr. and
Mis. Georgs Hite, last week.
Mr. Edgar Newman, of Ran Market,
spent Tuesday wi.h his parents Judge
E. D. Newman, in this place.
Miss Nan Hollis, cf Strasburg is
Lx,*? euest of her friend Mrs. Laura
U s on Mublenberg street
Mr. K. \\ Qebhard was in Wood?
ltoek iast Wednesday and paid the I
Ina LO ollice a pleasant visit.
Misses Mary Beal Painter and Agnes
ffopewsJ], of Kdinburg spent Friduv
rilfa their friend Miss Cae Albert.
Mrs. h>ank Chandler visited h< r
'ather and mother. Mr. and Mrs. J.
5. Hoahour, lbs Ural of this week.
Mr. J. S. Hoshour has gone to
iluefleld, W. Va., to take charge of
i building for the Standard Oil Co.
Mr. J. EL Miller was on a busings
rip lo Washington, this ween where
ie took lereral orders for fall suits.
Mill Mari J. dray, of Wine).
rai the guest of her friend Mi>s
'irginia Schmitt, the last of the week.
Mrs. Gray Hume and two children
kf Orange sra visiting Mrs. Burne's
ister Mrs. Herbert Trotter on North
lain street.
Miss Kama Carter left this morn
ng for Frederieksburg where she will
pend the winter with ber sister, Mrs.
. N. Barney.
Mrs. Maggie Bryant, and Mri.
ienry Moling, of Winchester returned
0 th* ir homes on Wednesday after I
isii to fi lends in town.
Mri. J. Silor Garrison has return
d to ler hone- in Bnrriionburg aft' r
1 visit lo Dr and Mrs. W. C. Ford,
?a Muhlenberg street.
Mr C. C. Skyles who Ins bees em?
ployed in Washington has accepted a
lition wiih the law firm of Waltoo
?: Wa'.toi DOgraphcr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Rinker, of
Hsiineesde . and Miss Mattie Rinker,
il, Jackson a?*e visiting Capt. and
?Irs. Monroe Fuhkhouser.
Miss Dorothy Shoemaker, after a
ihort vUit to her pareuts, Capt. and
drs. Shoemaker, returned to I'hila
lelphia, the Brat of the week.
Misses Emma French and Agnes
travel who are teaching in thc Tom's
Brook High school spent from Frina\
intil Monday at their homes herc and
ittended Synod.
Miss Barbara Hit*-, of Luray ac
jompanied hy Miss Bernice Broy, of
vVashingto-n were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Georee H;te, at their home neat
:own, recently.
Mrs. Roy Decker and little child,
:>f Republic. Ohio, visited Mr. and
Mrs. S. F. Hess last week. This is
Mn. Decker's first vist to Woodstock
rifter an absence of nine ye?rs.
S3.00 guaranteed sample hats at
11.98. Metzler's.
Shoes of every description caa be
bad, and prices always the best at F.
S. Bowman's.
We are improving our line of dress
goods, daily andean ll wa ye p'ease
you F. S. Bowman.
If you want a good lap robe at a
close price examine those al trie Har?
ness Store of J. A. Bys tri *S: Ca
Don't forget the Social, for tlc
benefit of needy Confederate women,
to be held Friday and Saturday
nights.
We need room for aew holiday
goods. You can have choice of goode
in window 0\ yon* own price from
Nov. 5th lo Nov. 12th, through auction
sales. Kline's, Jeweler.
Our line of dried fruits, are all new
and fresh, prunes, peaches, raisins,
currents, Ac. and prices arc sari
reasonable, t. S, Bowman.
Our stoek of groceries ar? always
fresh, clean, and up to the time and
?OU gal just what you ask for. Eb
wise and deal with F. S. Bowman.
There wi.l bl S social singing at
Hottel's Schcol (louse at I o'clock p
m., conducted by Mr. H. Baus.rman.
Tbe public is cordially invited to at?
tended, and help In lbs good cawse
bring ail your singing books.
We're sorry if you've tried taber
raedinnes and they failed. As a last
resort try Hollister's Rocky Moun?
tain Tea. Its a simple remedy, bat
it's worked wonders, made millions
well and happy. Purifies the blood,
makes llesh and muscle, uleansei youi
system. Schmitt's Drug Store.
Put your laving! In the Se<
Department . Shenandoah /all*!
Loan & Trust Co., Woodstock
st 3 per oem. compound Lota
Amount! o'*#'. ?" asM up*ard
ld. Th oni* savings insti.aiio li
the county lor the accumulation ol
small ?aving? of laboring men, W ?
men and chlldrer tf
If you have noticed symptom* -
kidney trouble, do not delay in t^ki- i
ibe moat reliable and dependable n
[edy posiible, luch as DeWitt's Kidney
I end Gladder Pille, These wonderful
pik s arc being used with great satis?
faction hy thousands of people. Try
DeWitt's Kidney and Ula ('der Pills
Ma/- Boll b; Waltoo ft Smoot.
WEDDING HAD AN AUTUMNAL
DRESS.
A very pretty wedding was solemiz^
at eight o'clock last evening at th
home of Mr. and Mrs. Villard I
Fisher, sister of the bride, at ISO
North Twelfth street, Phi lade! phil
when Miss Mary E. Myers, of Wood
stock, Va., was given in marriage b,
her brother. Walter O. Myers, ti
George Francis W ainsley, of Camden
The cerraony was performed by th
Rev. J. D. Haraaker,of Strasbu.v. Va
The bride's gown was latil
peau de cyane, trimmed with dwahesi
lace, and carried bridal roses am
lilias of the valley, and was attend*
by her sister. Miss Mary E. M>
bridesmaid, who wore yellow sill
moussc'.ine and carried white ChrJ SID
tiit-mums.
Harry P. Wamsiey, brother of tin
groom, acted as best man.
Little Dorothy Stalblrd Mattered
flowers la their pathway, and
Myers, niece of the bride, was rln|
bearer.
The ushcrswere A. Merritt Jennings
of Camden, and Boyd Myres, <?;' Phil*
adelphia.
The quartet of the First Christie!
Church, Philadelphia, sang the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin] accompanied
on the piano by Edwin X. Johnson,
of Camden.
li was at the First Christian Church
Berks street above Eleventh, Phil?
adelphia] where Mr. Wamsiey ls or?
ganist and choirmaster, that turee
yean agc) he met then Miss .\.yr..s a
teacher in the Sundav School.
The invited guests were from Wood?
stock, Va : Mimer. Camden. Philadel?
phia, Delta. Pa.; Strasburg. Va :
Bridgcton, Merchant ville. Haddon
field, Bala, Askbourne.',!'a.*j Wenonah
Collingswood, Haddon .-hts.
Woodstown, Cloyton, Gladbrook,
l??wa, BridgaborO] Wildwood, Cape
May, Wendel, Idaho, <>randa, Va ,
and Mooreatown,
? its were both numerous
ind beautiful. After a short trip the
sappy couple will occupy their newly
'urnished home ut 326 Carterel street
his city.? Philadelphia i 'ress.
SAGER SIBERT.
Last Thursday night, Oct. 28, 1900,
it Wesley Chapel, was the s-vn- of
he most beautiful wedding
jolemni/.ed in that church, when Miss
Bess A. Bibert) daughter of Mr. and
Mis. iviiy Bibert, became tbe I
>f Mr. William D. Sag< ?
The church wei beautifully decorat
?d with cut Bowen ind potted nlants.
rhebridal party entered tbe church to
he --trains of Lohnngrin*! wa
aarch, which was beautifully rei. I
?y Mra. Coffman, of Washington,
). C . sister of th" bride.
The ushers were, M- un. Hay mond
. Barry dower. Oscar Wii
ind K tbert Clower, who enter* <; ii i
. Bi it Tl en followed th*
naids Visses Lyla WilsOO, of Mi
Jeld, W. Va., Nancy Holler. W
Itock, Va., ind their atti :
M ian. I atoo B !-'??!? aod
j dladay. Th- a tbe bride ?? n
ir Mi-s Ei
)f Mt. Jackii n
is best man Mr. Robert Sag
The bride wai dressed in whit, i ...
and curred eh^te cbryeantheni
rhe maid of honor ami bride's maidi
woro white Japonic! -:1k.
After the wedding, a reception
?iven at thc ht n,e of tnt' bride. I
i sumptuous supper was ler ted to
friends and relatives.
Hockman Kncklcy.
Announcement wu mole Tuesday
jf the mariage of Mr4. Lucy Kackle;.
[).; Saumsville. to Mr. William Hock,
man, of Bartonsvllle, frederich
jounty, which was solemnized in
Washington, on October 2-> by Hev.
Mr. Harks. The groom bail been a
widower lome lime, and thc bride (SI
the widow ot a Bh* nandoab county
[ irmer.
Church Notes.
There will be no service at Pugh's
Run, on next Sunday afternoon*
Hev. J. Stuarfc*Hiri'U in is holding
a rj interes:ing meeting tills week at
c il vary?
Rev. C. D. Waller will preach in
Mu' Presbyterian Church next Bund SJ
rn >.() ng at ll o'clock and at IMO p.m.
R .. H. A. (Jave, of Bowling Orm ti.
will assist us in a series of gospel
meetings at Btrasb irg, begining 1st
Lord's day in Nov. continuing over
tbe 2d Sunday. J. I). Hamaker.
Sunday will 1>m Hally Day at tlc
Methodist church. In ihe Sunda')
sch ? 1. the roll of mcmberi will bc
ctlled and it is hoped ev. ry one will
i' 9pond to his name. A ipeoial pro?
gramme h-is been pnparsd for the oe*
caiion.
At ll o'clocV ili?-re will he a rally
of rhe church membenblp, efforts arc
being made t ? ha\e present at tl,a'
time all tie member! of the church,
unlessick. No Methodic should mis]
this icrvice. Tbs pastor will prea',l
an appropriate lenaOU. Tbepablic ll
cordially invited to alt
L. L. Shadwell, A Suicide.
Mr. L. H. Shadwell coram ltd
suicide at his home in RoekinghlO
c >unty. lust Friday; !'.? d :<nk I
quantity of
beyond the aid of j ?b i
discovei
Bis body wee buried In thec*meterj
at Solomon's Chard Pore*!
ville, last Mond i)
Mc. Bbadwi \ ' f thi
county and was a -.ell kn tm i firm ?;
A Bi?j Business,
J s. ii s,. oe lly ieoelvi<
i ir froii' ins . |>.ti i, in whld
n ..<-. h..:; i: ? bf 1. i-. W tie con
UWC - IO f onish \1 -k. ll
will ins bis 1
espoctl lo muk"
: i y. i ir of ill
U< - >ur'i >w - ? pei ''"? ur
(hr, ? Dim ? . :'
( tu, ti' m which ii own*
ally by Mr. Hoshour.
Stenandoah Native Doti
John B. Iii igs, IO \ears 0 d, a
tive of this county: died ou <>
28ih. it the home of his dauirhtei
Mi*. Ollie {Black Powell, in Joplii
MUsouri,
POTOMAC SYNOD ENOS 3711
ANNUAL SESSION.
The Po4oraac Synod of the Reformed
Church ia the United States, which
convened here Tuesday of last week in
its 47th Annual session, held its lasl
buslnssi meeting Saturday evening,
bill Continued in session throughout
Saturday, and adjourning at night.
The Sunday program included four
services in St. Paul's church, in which
the sessions were tilled throughout thc
day by mc*mber3 of Synod.
The Syaod established an orphan
home, to be known as the Geo. W. and
Agnes Hoffman Orphanage and locat?
ed in Adams county, Pa., f jr whieh
Geo. W. Hoffman contributed SOO
- of land and *??").<mm. 1'
of the property will bs leeutod April
1. immediately upon which tbs orphan?
age will be opened.
October 18, 1910, was faced ai tbs
time of the next meeting of Synod, the
Ung to be designated later
bj the offleen of Synod.
} Upon reassembling after the noon
recess Friday Synod
<; Hev. Milton Whit* uer, ol
Timber ville.
Prom the report of tbe committ* i ? rn
Educational Institutions, Ihe rei du?
tton referring to M lurg Acad?
emy was brought to th itt
of Synod, r.ev. Dr. Conrad Cb
appeared on tho floor of Synod i
spoke earnestly in behalf of his nour?
ishing Institution.
The Synod is happy to know that
then an In Ihe Institution!, of Ihe
'churches in which the Synod of the
Potomac is Inlet ested. i goodly n
ber of students, distributed among tbs
following : Tn 9 uinarj, 41;
Franklin and Marshall College. '
Catawba College, 129; Mercersburg
Collage, 453; Womat/- I 207;
MsssanuUeu Academy, SI; total. 1.
The following are th<- receipt! from
these several institutions: Theological
Seminary, 115,599.50; Franklin Col
1 ige, S87.015.70; Catawba College, $11,
927.S6; Womai. -.'ll ll Ti;
Mail mutton Academy, SI ?
osnborg < College. 1192,709 00; i] pn
? total, 1342,533.
The committee on I, Re1
F. A. Rupley, chairman, i
their nport and Hev. I 'has. I!.
Schaeffer* ol Reading, Pa., the < U
eral Superintendent of Miss
the Bi*8ynodic Board, being pn
wi?s Invited to addresi tbe Syaod, to
which invitation be responded in a
stirring ipa -h. I ttiOg forth the 1
of the Hoard and t!..
om Retort
tbe cities of Newark ohio: Omaha,
Nebi tilca, and Lol Angeles, Ci
fora is, when then wen from thirtj
fire tc pie of tbe R ?
formed faith, ai *diog for
Dilation into c a i mi tba.
they m;t> SOnhip tie* Melter av
to the d - .i; wfa cii ihej *
neted.
Pride} night In tbe pi t
i filled
choir of St, . 'i
I 'hurch, with Prof J. I
? :| V% th " Sill
rh ? ?
ts 8. Land,
Md . pl
?rd i tbold, of A U . i'a .
?
H. v. Mr. Land, in his poai
. - ; ei I ing i bi pily i i. -
luced Hev. Wilson Y. Mo
!?? rh nt of Bethanj i hrph
Home, located at Womelsdorf, Ps.,
sho s] ;. I of tbe work end
the wanti of the new Home, which 11
represent!.
An offering was lifted, ard Min
Marj Hoffbeima, of Martiniburgi W,
Va., lang a solo, after which itu
- lent intro ll j
ral inperintendenl of
ie Mis-ions under Ihe Oei
%y lod ? : lbs ICefonn ?:.. R
Mr. Schaffer, delivered an ?
and aide address on '*The Whj I
ll , va ?. f M i s .-..<?:.?.*'
Locke's Popularity.
Though dofeated, along with Ihe
balam.f bli ticket John H. Hock
ha- Vt IO I 1 Of the est -em
In ablon he is held in his ? itivi bonn
ana bil SdopV d City.
Woodstock gave him a nandi
majority, while Newport '? vyo
him a majority of Ibm hundred, he
r inning iii hundred abe id of bli tick
I Mr. Lo ti i carried everj ward in
the city.
Chickens Stolen.
Some nighU ml SO Rhode
Uland Red chicken! wen stolen from
sr H. H. Rbodei al Baum* Til le.
Las', week, ? number of chicken!
w nre kb led from Mr. l hui ila
day of Howell's Fort and this deed
wa- ih>i | in spit' ot tbe fact that the
ormed Synod was In leetion, at
Woodstock.
Young G;rls Are Victims,
bfbeadachu, as well as older women,
but Mil get quick nile! and prompt
cir rrom Dr. King'i Nae Life l ills,
? ieme ly fol lick ivnd
- ? | ure
MM ti I lind b ' ld
i | lb. Try UM m. tSc* at s'.'al
t, Hi i - Ot.
Foi xii?A hindkercblef ?
n tbe eoroeri U?i Saturday.
Owner spp j at thli ? IB I >.
Mr. ll. '1'. Ii bi son and c
iisbei to es| ? -* their ai tl oo
of Mrs. Jobi., m
The li ": l ?'"
,i the M ? -.i^ sat
wai greal rrjolc ss
[throughout ihe town of Harrieonb-urg
The Posl Depsitsssal hi
rilled the itt' on n-.-isterad mail
bte '-to ten cents. It will
s to send a re^is
: letter instepd of ten oenti.
v\ hellier this is to be a hard winter ol
n?t. in th? common acceptance of tie
term, *t will be bard one on you if
I | ild burn without
Baa M. W. Hafts*)*
-nt matter. Sef?
protection at small cost.
C H11 c7r ea ni Cry
FOR FLETCHERS
1 CASTORIA
Social Events.
Luteanna Hall the home of Miss
Arlene Walker wa9 the .-cene of much
merriment last Friday night when the
young people of the tov a sen most
delightfully entertained at a Poll
party.
At nine thirty t!. . SQVSh
in sheets started for a^l.<->t itroll
through the town, after their rei
the remainder of the evening was
spent in dancing, games and fortune
telling.
The house wai decorated in potted
plants, autumn leaves and pumpkin
lanterns. At slaven thirty delisrhtful
refreshments VS od.
The party was one the most en?
joyable atTairi of the kind held in
yearn. The following guests weie
present:
Misses Viola and Marv Hrodbeck,
of Mano-.. ; Mary Hoffbel
Martiniburg; Margaret Hoffman,
Rebeooaaod Jean Paxton, Lula Ma?
gruder, Alica and Kate Coffman, Nan
Irwin. Bessie Wunder. Mary Baal
and Mable Walton, Virginia Rai I
Madge, Gertrude and Carry Punk*
, Newton, Hrh n
Newman, Oiadyi Gibba, Mari I
Bowmen. Anna Wenger, Fl<
. William*, Susie Jeffriei
and Eleanor Crabill.
Rev, Wayne Bower, of Chamben?
borg, Pa.! Dr, W. B. Sager, M<
ir, ol Bag '(-town; Allen A
Stanford Soutberland, iobfl and
Roberl Magruder, Shield I Chapman.
I auden stickley,
Ripley Wi er, John Williamson.
Pluke and Moyer.
SAUMSVILLE.
Mrs. Laura A. Hann wife of C. H.
Hann, after a iborl bul severe attack
of acute Bright'! disease, died al
borne in this place, Tuesday morning,
Oct. 26th, at 0:'.\o a. m. Every mears
that the best medical skill could com
mai.d. combined with constant and
ll nuning by her devoted family
and kind neigbbon, was done to re?
lier Interns suffering, but to no
Alter an heroic and patient
Struggle with the grim monster, sh
had to surrender. She died as ihe
lived meeting the end with calm chr;s
ian like fortitude. Her lin ii a most
h. autiful >.-. imp i of christ-llke de?
votion to duty. Mrs. Hann was bor
June 28th 1**,;.;. in this place when il e
s lived. Al the tender aire < f
14 yean with tl.
il ian church of Zion c
Lion. WI Saumsvil'e church
lt, she ea charter men -
ber hen, when she had alwi i
il faithful worker v
in marriage ut c. B. Han
1 dy 4th. 1887. 'J'o thia union nit I
?rn, Vivian I).. ?';<;
i G., Edna K., Mild* il
N.. R >; I Vlargarite H.. Anna B
i ST., all ii1, lng except Loll
L. A., J. W. and Kdward Saum, two
B im and Mri,
Wilkin survive. Bbs was
in < ither, and
lei her I
farailj <'ircle of
- and ni ighbon to mourn her
lon. Hei ii rn the
Christian church. Thursday morning
ai 10:30 s. m. bj ber pastor Kev. D
H. Rhode- ai bj Rev. J. i>
Har husband ind familj
desin to return their heartfelt thanks
for Ibe many expressions of kim
from ceighl I friend!
I her a ii, death and
burial
?sh'- fought the good light,
kept the faith and n< nceforth rh
pp for her eternal In ii e
Be.'"
Our schooli oneoed M after
having been dosed on account of lbe
Ulm ll and death of Mrs. llaun. The
lanes this weak will reach 60
ll with more yet t
The election passed off very quietly,
oaly li votes being Dolled.
Mles Glsdyi Haan went to.Q
. Sunday to take obargc ol har
school. She will b )ard at the Mt.
Vi- w inn.
TOPN0T.
Mn. Ti Pie Kibler. WOO had gnp, is
about wall sgaio.
Mr John Wy sold his ia WTO ll I ihis
week to Mr. Edward Will for S17A.
Messrs. Orndorff Brotban an gi ?.
Ung bal lumber for s new barn which
they wili soon eiect. Mr. (Minger
will be the head builder.
Road Commissioner Samuel Hock
man is putting up a new house next to
the on ? be occupies.
The (arman are verp huey gather
iPi.' their corn crop which was I
than they expect d it to be.
Mr. .ind Mn. Charles Beeleren?
tertained a number of young people
Friday night, and a most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Mr. Frank Shilliuburg, of near Mt
Olive, bsd a cow to eut o ie of h? r
teats nearly off on a barbed wire Fri?
day. Mr. Samuel Hoekmao sewed it
hack on. _
Fire at Orkney Springs.
report that four cottages at
Orkney Soring! had been destroyed
by fin ThorsJe) night was a false
one. F wael Iras sn >uring In that
rici nil j and ibe eelebra! innweer
I was only threatened with d'
ht ruction.
N,, i tba! th ?: il ??er, yoi
will probahly recall tl <? fed that yoa
ur.?till without Inauvaacaon your
riv and < a ry od yr ur Intention
to go to M. W. Magruder and Inst rc
in hu ian ole; et mpeniis, where jon
know just what the cost will bf, aid
will also know that you in well en -
tected. Don't pul Hoff. DO IT WOW.
Winter Lap Holies
]),, yow want a robs ? Don't buy
until you have seen tbs seeortmenl
just received bj -I A. !>>-a-t <* Co.
Valley Neuro Goes to Electric
Chair.
Fi on*, Royal, Kow. 2. The
Harry Ballimore, who shot and killed
William L ? alock. al Lind
been convicted oi In tba
degree. Ho will ba eeatCOQ 11 to the
eleetric chair ibis eek by Jud*e
Harrison.
JADWYN.
Rev. Hydi I to preached lb an al
tentive congregation at Hope chap*
on last Sunday morning, at 10:3i
o'clock.
We are o\o4 to >ay that all the sick
In tbe community arc improving.
H are all tabing adv an
of lbe pretty weather we havf
been hiving and are getting their
corn, which is about two thirds of a
STOp through this section of the coun?
try.
Mr \V. T. Clark is plastering hil
son Joe's house this week he ll
bulli a dwelling house near Mt. Jack*
I .11.
Our school is prog I SM i?i I
under the management of Mr. .
th.
Mr. John Reynold! pureba! d bim*
? milk cow !a**t w.-ek.
Mr. H. Sc.
I nv mill in C. L. .**?;...
0 ar Fairview and hi- been busy
ing logi with
? week.
.rah Beohm ? vera]
weeks with her parent! Mr. and Mrs.
.1. s. Beohm.
Mr. H. F. Hod.-:':er had the rnis
fortUI vI to family horse
wk ch served him faithfully for
many reen. Kn thal the ani?
mal could not get well Mr. H. ehloro
formed it to make death easy.
Miss Arbelia Keller visited Miss
Maude Hoover, of Woodstock last
Sundsy.
Mr. Joseph Ssger and wife return'-.1
home Wednesday after a ten days
visit to their -on Charles Sager ol
Grafton, W. Va.
Mr. J. S- Beahm's sister ard
brother-in-law of W. \'a., spent a
ll with Mr. Beohm and family.
Curing Catarrh
Accept Our Advice and Try
this Remedy at Our .Risk.
1 atarrb is a disease of the rn
membrane. The mucus membrane is,
.ay say. the Interior lining of til*
. i atarrh thee efon mayexi
cny part of tbe i j item.
When th-' caterrbal poison attac ?
the mucous membrane, infiaurmatioa
ind e ? and na
. - to throw off tlc aceum .
ns. The organ which has
iiilicted ceaaei to perform its pr
: mellon a> nature Intended it ihoul .
ll i, complicationuoon <
plication, which may lead to I
- -ions iffllctii
Wo honestly believe Rexall M
Tone will do wonders toward over
?oming catarrh, lt is made from tbe
ICjriptlon of an eminent pbyeicM
who made a long study of catarrh,
and his great success with this remedy
'??. i> an snvial
Ws want von if von are a sufi
* *
from Catarrh in an\ form, to give
ill MucuVTooe a thorough trial
with regularity and
for s ? tim* . then if you an
not - hack and tell us.
and without question or formality we
will hand back t> erv c*nl
you paid us. This is certainly the
that am lld make
and should attest lincerit
purpose, ll I in two i
i SO conti and |1.00. ih membtr
I . obtain it only at our store
!'h3 lex iii Store. Schmitt's Drug
. Woodstock, Va.
.' JieUILI WIIUIWII1IWMI Ul.
v,i..-^ atm***
vS^-,*'*- *v>-..
REPUTATION {
- the one thing on which you y
ll reiv Wil D voa bu] Jl I .'? ? f
'Ve vahie ? ir rw] a t-e L
.hove the pl 'lil OH any number f
of sales, bec ie we 11 ruse lo n.is
prcsent ste !:, Wi > tLis
I m. and ; Bl U> < ntinue
to conduct our business mi our
repution will be above question*
Wereier those who have not
de .lt with ..- lo the many who
I ft RB E LT,
The Reliable Jeweler
and Optician.
? ion sTBsar,
WOODSTOCK, - - VA.
WATCH WORK AND
HAND ENGRAVING
Fruit Trees.
I will haye fruit treei for sale in
front of the Court House November
coull day.
li, imo. W, shkht/.
jnTotice. "
The Tax billi of the Toto for l?0?,
ire now made out and payment may
be made at any time, at the Treasurer's
B Court Square. All tax btlh
nning unpaid after Dec. Mst. 'SJ
will he luir.'d over to the Sergeant,
aid *) |?ercent. added, ind collection
of all Mill enforced according U> law,
Respectfully,
If. w. MAGRUDKB,
Sept. ld-until dec. .11. Treasurer.
Brood Sow for Sale.
One fine graded I hester and 1'oliRi
brood SOW and ten live weeks old pig)
lie. Thli ls a rare opportunity
Iq ir-'t n first cl a sh brood sow. Pric<
reasonable. Asa A. Shki;i/..
V'oodstock, Vs..
*ept. '4 tf lt. Y. V. No. 2
EARLY RISERS
Tbe famous Uttk pMs.
ls Your Family Reading "Worth i
While"?
So mach of current reading is mers* j
ly entertaining at 1 ll that the ques?
tion naturally aHsse. Is it worth
while? Your sjns and daughters are
bound to . id something. They hua
ger for stories whicn take ibem into
ihe other half of the world?the world
of adventure, of \:. mt, of fortune
making. The problem i, lo give them
Snob reading without pul'tng into their
hands the literature that either sidy
o** demoralizing. Thee', tors of Tbs
Youth'! Companion belie\e that a
periodical can be made mU rt!
aad vet "worth while.' <* I Com
pinion is e md ic lo tbs! tn
Aad I tsOB why more th in ',
hxlf a million American families
it. T f ;-? safe, out not dull.
?f adventure illustrate the ad
trtitude and self-rel laacs.
ter laj il reen on
tiie truth mat right conduct is never a
ike,
Every nen lubscriber will 'ind lt of
eial advantagi i nd si 01
11.75 for the new 1010] I
only doei ne \p I the bi eutiful " /ene
lion" I le ? ndar for 1910, lithographed '
in thirteen Colors and gold, but all j
the issues of The Companion for the
rem\iniag week* of MOS hui
Hie inbeerlpiton ls received.
TBE ? I IPAHIOV,
C imp hu ion Building, Boston*, Mass.
? Sabssr?|. liens I ? I si thi!
Offlee.
A gelided ttoy'i Mlliki
, bli gran<'. mother, If rs. Maria
11 .r, of Web >. Ky ,wh) write I that,
when all thoug.it Le would die, Buck?
ler's Arnica Salve wholly cured him.
Infallible for Burns, Scaldi, (uti,
Corns, Wounds, Bruises. Cures
Fever-Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions,
Chilblains, Ch ap iel Hands. Soon
routs l'ilei. 25c :it Walt m k Smoot.
An overturrcd o 1 lasspsst ire to
a hons- atPittebtr/t ;nl a moS'ier
and fo.r children were bemeJ t)
death.
I? you desire B c ea- compleiioi
ak i ile lOrino^L a. ve foi'
ttlpatioe eal liver troebl i as it wil
? ia organs act 1 thorough;
oise your system, which is what
me needs in order to f ? ll
ii '.i's bru,' St r?.
ky-eis auloesettlse pieied
Ihroagb Mt. CrewfOfJ last Weia-js
day, and no one w is lined.
Start To-day
arith a bottle of our Sarsaparilla Compound. It wil
purify the blood ano build up the svsUin in general
thereby enabling it to overcome any disease germs to which
it is so susceptible at this season of the year.
The Larg'e 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, FINE CANDIES, CIGARS
HESS' STOCK FOOD THE BEST.
H. L. BRUMBACK
Produce Commission Merchant
2824-26 WF.ST DAUPHIN STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Wake Up!
Do you know that the up-to-date shipper who gets the most
tor his eggs, etc., ships to our Philadelphia market all the year.
ll, U. Brumback is ready to trade with you six days in the
week. Sunday, loo, if absolutely necessary. Do y.-u know the
son why? Make a t'eNV regular shipments "Enough Said."
< tel. -?' 8 mo.
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.
"BANK MONEY ORDERS,'
are safe, convenient, economical.
Cost Less than Post Ofiice or
Express Orders
Payable at any bank in the
United States.
Ask for our rate card and compare prices.
SHENANDOAH
NATIONAL BANK.
NEW PLAN SILENT AUCTIONS
Kline's Jewelry Store
TWO SALES, Friday, Nov. 5th to
Tuesday, Nov. 9th and Tuesday
Nov. 9th to Friday, Nov. 12th.
COME AND SEE!
You get your choice of a law lot of desirable goods at your
own price if your bid is highest on the articles you want. It cost-*
you nothing t > hid. Hid as often as you wish. You see the goods
displayed tn tin window during each sale. Solid gold and filled
jewelry, silver goods and other gift things going to the highest
bi d<l era.
NO RESERVES?Auctions o^en all day and night to y P# ^