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PRIDAY, APRIL 6th, 1900.
Intered at the Post Office, at Wood¬stock, Va., ag seeond-iiass matter.
a. D. BawiUi Pres. H. Coffman, Cash'r
The Shenandoah Cou ity Bank
Organized, 1871. Re-Organized ! - -
[>cposlts and Collections solicited,
satisfaction guaranteed. Discount RateSix Per Cent.
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Money loaned at ti per oenl on real estateir etui coHatenU security. Bavlngiposits received in sums ol si.io or over,ami loteraal allowed un mubo.If" For paitleutafaaddress th*- Companyat it- home oihie. ..r call on .1. ar. Bberiy,StniN».urar: ii W. WiudU-. Bdlnburg; ¥. S.Penoybacker, Mt Ja. w- »n: or s. u.Hoover, New Harket. I i
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Merchants and Farmers' Hank,WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
DIRECT0R5:W. C. I,antz. J. H. Hepner, G. W. Mlnnkk
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GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Monday next > county court, rall to- .. aile in town.
> the talk nf the town,w li.Botkffer.
- for court, the la*' of thefat. W. I . Barron.
gel saBftan'i 1. -ut Mon¬
day.Wm. - :.ra<l, one of the DDO0I
I itizciis of Warren countyaal bi
\-r leedi ..: I. i sea
v - ioe and Mrs. <. VT.K returned from HarrisonburgI
a , al J. A."v
I - Ju.-. NV. tfaum'a car of
ik tl byJ.l>. Boj . a Son.
.fr the marriasV | A
church in Eilinl\
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I, NV. Va., April 10th. r. fi- the de'.egate fruin
url day.r. - Bowman.
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> '.are al Mr-
a .- art St.
ii got i at LociMr. l. VI i fine pigeon loft
at thc ' Ml W T. William! oi
tlit» . I "V\n. lie baa ther and several other va
rielknown colored man.
|*| \n -.. diedthe first of thia week.
il a .- i brother ol a>avid Bird ol thia
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j. le £ rs.
1 ol honef dripsj ,.
.. B ion..
h u rei aian wo°
ntly purchaaed h mill n**;ir B .
burg, ectrlc plaut run
by n aer fr in which he will
light the u»»u ol pg.I or
to W. H. Rodeffer.Clause the liver, purify the blooil.
ly by using DeWitt'iLin:. E takone little
aiwayi.. . L. K. Irwin.
A full atock of aprj rn band foiJ. D, :. I Bon.
Elwood f Mm'l P. Lobbs,of Mt. Jaekaoo, died on laal Friday,aged 'J reata 1!** a ia auddi ly takenlick on WedntMlav, and remained un-
concious lill hii death. He was buriedla6t Sunday afternoon.The ba.-.; iJc whip on the market at J
A. Dysart &'
Dr. Heat will beat the Geary Hotel.Woodcock, Mdi,-lay April ''*h, pre-pared to scientitica.v in- .
? .a.e-. Work guaranteed. Kismlnationfiee.
Try one of tb se large lotvchea kt Ni B
vkery couit day.H. Clark, Cbbu a., kaya De-
Wllt'l Wttcll Basel ~alve cured him o.
:1,at had allheted him lor tWBOt]-. It ia also a ifesdy cure for-kn,ates, Beware of dangerouac coon¬
il ifeitf. L. Bs li vs in.lurni«-h tuat what \..u wain
fr.-iu our meat counter.W.H. Rodefltr.
'1 he bBBBB] spill K *< ik is piling up m.
our tai niera ow Inf lo Hie loaf ContlBliof unfavorable weather lor ou
woik. Our Lrag aavrdeiiera are aUi
getting uuea.-y about their early \r±,< -
tahlea..-aioiugaud tmail clo-.
j. i>. bot
..I -bink DeW ill's Little Kai v }.
BTS the be.-t BSSBftBl the world,' Mya WB.LaaBe. Happy Creek, fa. They re¬
al! obstiuctiom* of tu liver ano
bowels, actquicklv aud uever grips. L.
it- Irwin.
V e learn that grip ia very prevalentin Harrisonburg- anil teveral bnndreo
m are autferiiiK with the muddreaded dieeaee. lt hat alao mnde BB
appearance in thia county and a number<.f ik opie have iu
"""Tiie baltitDO.e Conference of tim M.
B. Uaw th, South, met in WaSBBBgtsasn. last WbbbbSbBbbBs .Kev. J. C. .Iocbb
oj ollhe church in thia place iainattendant<. H'- reiuri to this charge it
coUidei.tiy exi-ecled, notwithstandingthe fact that ollie! .charge* ate anxious
lor hia aervlaea..In-tin Blore a aplcndid line of gae
ah ... Mich aa Kangaroo aud Vlei Kid,noihiug ahoudy alKii.t tm*ni.
" » C. Barron.J D OiiyerB eion have on hand the moatasttsSatsga&g^te.SStSMBBLTa,''
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.Ir. W N I -thill has moved into tbsnil property o
ir. Il L. sterns, aged ia, a brake-in on the C. at O. road, loal his lifet Simd iy IBoruiag by striking thoMhead brid-.* at Waynesboro.)nion BStS at Locke'-.
Indwelling house of Charles afcWll--Bs, near | Brook, was llama11 Fn<- . il by fire, the origin ofisch is not known.leal whi e coal oil ar ti eta. af K. ?.a ut;n. jThe usual report about the peach>< in being fi../,mi ia io circulation, itbeat to wall a little before taking allBB) reports for faCtS, Wc have seei:endid crops af peaches after bio-** 'in
>b.a cording io Uieasul of reporta,all in court day ami see thc edelI.ember Tree Saddk -. at
.'. A. Drear! a i o i
Kuli dinner April coon day. vege-ftc . thicken?, Dali, roast me its,.. \ 1 lor 25e I» ilmon leo Restaurant,thur B i a Co.
[lu^b i a -. i rom! teni f rmer ol«''.?''' . the fun. rala neighbor sud waa much concernedd predicted that bia would be Huxl death. Ile ord.-red a tombstoneugh i;; the heat health, he brooded
er the inaner and in one week die 1.Dorn meal,rice, hominy, drud beef,logna
W. ll. Rodi Ri r.
rho Southern Railway Co. has jutnplets-d tbe remodeling oj the trackdes at Riverton and la now erecti¦ter tank at th" same place. Thc tankil be 2 i ;:. md will be supp ie ilin the Front Royal Water Compan's
"or > ile elu.ap, on,- *, cotid-li ind¦Connie Binder one Superior Dill',e mow i. Appli to
J. L. Campbell.Mr. J..-, j ii Fra7el ia testing the mer-of a nea hui v< iv heap Ice-house al
town. Ile <-ut a
ole ali ut ten feet each way inold straw rick, and in thin 1 e
refully ; icked 18 or more 1 adi ofe rivei ice, around thia he packed
So far it baa been keej n,r
3«» to Nev '.kery c ri: lu - -v n
-I and < li;.ie (.',,i \\. 1'.
sonville, Ind , -av.- .!» Witt's Wadil» S 'the. the most delilahin and b» . most stubborntb certain and ood reaulta.' Cures
ld -ki:, - ~. I>on'r buy an
illation. I. II Ira"Ut day. '.u: chea '^ I V. d
ry cheap, 'liv our*.
VV. ll. Roil tier.aud Ree my -p' in;; line .,[ -lu e-
up-to-d ii.-. 1. ii. Locke.umber of tb.- residents from
- ithei u section <»f o-ir county-t wei k for iii.- far west, princijr North I ikola, where tb- yase iheh tut'. ea. M »t of tb.-ni
^ ige in f iruling. We ri gpel tce them le ive tb.* ld com ?tate-e wish tb.un every -u -- it at thenie time we emit -ec \\bv the\
u ibis most f ivored countryi:. the faraway aud frozenn Ithwesl
I gg Iles, switzer chceae.Alphabcilacaroni, just received,
W. li. RodetTer.Yi - it i- a f let, you get a -mt olothes for nothing of Juo VV. Saum.ili.u bu\ a buggy at rcgulai pi.1. I. Tr ;b notary, Washlug-igton, Pa, found K
pa 11 ure an excellem rene
»-.. ol h 'rouble, and have di -
ived greal lcm lit from its u*c.' Iiesta what you eat and can not fail tcre 1.. li. Irwin.
Brm-: i .¦¦-' with you Monday to sam«h home iu. herring are large andheip w. C. Barron8| ng ; .ins -M,r'l W snd 17th
;»fr. -I.ment- red as usualK. 8. Bob man.
Mr. Patrick Ri ly an aged citizen o:
* with a \ eua accl-on Saturday night, at ihe
lenee cf hi* daugbti r, Mrs. L. R. Irwinlr. Reilly had retired,and being unable
Bleep, wan red around, and Uhiirroundinga being new, fell doun tb.
tairway, fracturing several riba am
il painful nits about hi
lead. Thursday miming Mr. Bellly wanottgh to be taken to his home ol
ionh Main Btreet, and la Iniprovin,. owly.Bring In your trade and take ad
saulage ol our bargains.By, ll. Rodefler.
A large aasortBient of glasawanimps just received, and cheaper tba,,-r. P. Ba Bowman.
"No f miilv can afford to be withinMinute Cough ( ure. lt will atop
cure a cold quli ker than an. i her medicine." wrin I W. William
g Km,. Pa. lt cure- croup, broithroat and iBOg troubl*
prevent- «<-. gumption. Pit .- -;
. L. R. Irwin.for i.inn stafoni fo
i. ii.imI. an i.'Uii". Twii ear loads of ttod"Brown and U
.lek' ".
j.h. bo) i J.- (Jon.
When you come to town court da;1 .n't forgel to c il ai the Haroeaa Ste
.1. a. D sari a I - sud examiii Leather Tree Bad
Water eraeki rn 8 aitd 10c per lb.ki
In spite "f -barp advanei - ol all da
og theta«»I«J prl I "ur order was lan
tn advances i ian I . B. Bowoia
A. il. bilpsBBB. Beardsley, Binir oath, aav« Its --die.nl fro
p. | Ma foi twt ntj iv< yeali and dieting eave bul little reit*,.i\ he used Kodol Dyspepsia I h
ill rahal be lilwants and he lfB.1 like a new rn
daaBWta what JOB eal. L. Ra Irwin.
Some pei pie inak. it a j "int uiver
ie without a HgSB buming in I
louse. A J.if of information w<»r
|i.iiowiiig ls thal * -mall, even li^ht iii
. obtained tresa a snubia.idle all Bstghl if line powderedP led a om.ii Um ""-I'l M* M*p . it of thc w ii k i- na« b
Ha i | Iioyon want a rn w suit
Thea buy yoe* tvaggy ."
.. >V. Salim aid lm will actually gi| .,,u tbe suit ol clothes and will not n
ont to tbe NsfBy <'r sBBsh Ilei. her.
Oysters by ike mea>uie.if von h..\-Ket are have ibbbi $ gillon staei.. mid only io il.<»>e wlio Wi
< *»aterS lo inke home at Ihe DcluionKe-taurant, H _
alaSi ¦¦ ii avai. a.an sasssj
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PERSONAL.- Daisy e fl uroy and BClss
Rose llii.kins are at the Mi-ses Ranker's.Mrs. J. X. Davta returned lo her home
in this place Batar .y,Hrs. A. A. J. Bnshoiig i> very ill at
her home on Church St.
Mr. F. s. Bowman ls in Baltimorethia wi k.
alisa (arne Pence ii* Visiting her uncleMr. M. B. Wonder at "Maplehuret."
Mr*,at her home on North Main St.
lilas Mary Ehck returned lo her bonnin tbi- place Monday.
Mi-H Marv Bmoot has been visitingfriends in Iob n thia week.
\ Jno. II. Giabill is in Rlcbm ind. k.
Miss Lizzie Funkhoueer, of Conicvii leii viaitlng Mrs. c. 1. Clem, in thia place.
aflat M Ball ia ylalting her sister.Hrs. .1. C. .1 mes of tins p|Mian e Rodefler ls viaitlng her
W »hington<Nr. M, M. Wunder baa returned to talahome
it Moore's Store.Dr. and Mis. Ford have return. <l from a
visit n frlcndi In Luray.Mrs, P.J. Lamband Miss Maaalc Bbachcy,
i Harrisonburg, spent Monday wit 11 Mr-, b.ll. Irwin.Dr. A, P. Belew, of Rdinburf, waaea'led t"
WnshinKton Tueadav t<» attend ins nephew,Mr. Ha ry Heatb ltii|i|lcber*er who i> \er\.irk.The many friend* of Mrs. \\ \\ Locke, who
n III t«.r ne it ly a month, trill be gladtu hear thal nae li resTOi erina,Mrs. Kate Johnson, of thia place, ipent
dayl laal week .uni this a- tbe (pical olMrs. 8. P. Lonas.ai Mt. Jackson.
MissG ra Hilbert, of Br .ilw v Waa
visiting Mr. .las. Snyder's family thiaI
t, .Tn >. C. Ott, Local Editor of tbeHi bald, i- quite ill with jjiip at biati >me "ii louth Main St.Mr. Claude Miley left lastSaturday I r
nrg, a here he expects t'> ei
in buaii uta
Mrs. E. S. ti Bl wn and children 1. flMonday for Wmcheal r where her hus-
Mr. A. C. Btickley and Mi--ol st! . were \iaiting C I. ll. E.
iraHy tins wi ..
Rev X Clfor Waahii gi »n, t i attend the B I
il city thia
Mrs. Jno. Baum who baa been visitingh.r mother, Mrs. J returnedto her home in Harrisonburg Issi Satur¬day.
!:. lb .- t: | Mit Jobi, I.left Monday for Washington,tl.ev will attend the meetings of th.
el nfereiMri M. L. VV iltou return
She waiMi-- Laura, who
I t ia n >w lm]Mr. an 1 Mra W K *'. g an I
ter, Mr. Vand Mr. Ju Rielly f Har-
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f hisif mi prov. I tl
Mall*. .ry -i i. ro.
Baki I beam 10c,T. G Locke.
Mr-. Elizabeth " Pi'er, widow ol Mr.Levi Pif< i ol Harrisville, died Tuesday,April the third, sged seventy-five fears.Mr.T. O. Locke has placed a nea
; hone i'. iii- -t re ami i- now preparedlo acc. mmodate hil anet - by de¬livering order- promptly.
Will have plenty ol fre-h herring ¦-bad <. url d iy. I'ricea low.
Boyer,1 delmonico Restaurant.
Mr-. Jno lb Burke died ai ber bornel.-ar Harrisville, <m Thursday n
March twenty-ninth. Funeral service a
were bi ll at Uarrlaville Saturd ,y.Sandwichea ol all kind-, plea aleot miuce i lea court day the old time
Ice ci earn A. e.
Di Imonico Reatanrant.Another aupply ol lies boca just
received. <'all and aee them.T. <;. Locke.
"Passion week''will be observed Inii Lutheran church in Woodstock.
Services beginning Sunday morniugind continuing each i vening during the.\eck. Communion Easter morning, rdiall] lui Its I to attend these
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Say Jake.you needj -nit ol clothes,and you say you want a buggy, then go
9SUmsville ami tfef the cloth.uothlng, ol duo. W. Baum.We think it would pay the dealer
etter to buy good reliable gooda m-
»l< ad ol the cheap auction gooda sa
quoted to you from week to week. Wshandle only first lasa gooda and priceiare right. F. B. Bowman.
Only strictly freshjarge orstera serv-d. April court day. Largs plate- andmy new way you desire at DelmonicoRestaurant you a i kl be pleased,opposttehe jail. 2nd floor Stickle) it BoyerBlock.Mrs. Hiram Biedicr died at her home
lear Manrertown.on Friday Man h 27th..-.he wai seventy-one years ol age,Funeral services were conducted byRe?, tt. A. Shaver and Kev. Jno. Hy¬man al Valley pike Church.On Wedneeda?, March 2Mb. Mrs.
David Hammond, daughter ol Mr-.r died. Mr-. Hammond a ii
thirty-live year.- ol agc and leaves a
husband and five children. He? (nie ral
nervier! were conducted al Sand Ridgechurch by Rev. Pele
\v. w. Mathew, Merton. Wis., -av-.
nsidei Om- Minute Cough (ure a
,i . wonderful medicine, quick and.fe.' lt la the only harmless remedyii.u gives immediate results. Itcoughs, cold.-, croup, bronchitis, grippe,a hooping rough, pneumonia and ali
Itroal and lui Ita earls ussreventa consumption. Children alwayake it and mother- nidoi-e it. I.. R
I: win..In-t received another barrel of blend-
el ...lb T. G. Locke.
Kev. P. D. Stcphf i.-oii, I Yiplin of.shenandoah (amp, Confederate Vct-
<»f Woo iMock, will lecture on
-«..i!i nlay afternoon, at 2 o'clock, April7b. at'he Hall in Mt. dack.-on, on the
Interesting subject. 'Ihe Men of tho
Hanks." I lie lector**, will he given llli-
d i ibo ausplora of the l^aoghtcra ol IIm«'.iniedtiacy of Mt. .l.-u BSOB and vii indy.it will bc inien-eiy interesting and
sh ililli be heard hv ev ry per-on lu that
leCtlOSa, I)r. Stej.b h-.ei wa- a Iliclnln I
el BBB of ihe batteries of the celebrated
SiBgtOfl Ailillcry of New Orleansail*I fervid through the war lu the
ru aimv. He has a va-t ainoiinl
of information in regard to (lie war
and tb- patt ptayed fry thc prtysidicr. He is an mipie- -ive and ehxpieutspeaker ami noone should miss hearingtbi- leCtBIB who eau possibly
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STHARN-SNYDnR.)u Wedoesdsy moming al Bfteeinatal past bbvsb o'clock ¦ prettjddmg was solemnized in the presterian church lo this place. Thc con
cling partie- were MU- lillsall] Iyder, daughter of Mr. .Innis Suvder1 Rev. J. William Mcarn. Pa-tor o
. r. lb Church, Broadway, Va.1'he brid ii DBIty entered the churclihe itraiaa*of MeodelssohB*! weddlBireh, which was well rendered bi
i»f bro i Iway,M. P. 1). Stepbeli-oii performed tlc
J iii a BMJSl impi e sSiys in inner
e Ushers \e|e Mes-rs. .loseph ClOWCI.uk Graball, William Bender am
ni Magruder.rhechurch wa- taatefally decorateih palm- and other potted plants, amiciutifu! arch of evergreen.Hist bible is an attractive young ladj
- many friends in Woodstockwa- attired in a handsome suit o
k blue cloth with hit and gloves S(ch. Mr. and Mi-. Sfea-ii b ft o 1 tb.ming train fr Washington, mid ;
iw< of rice. Tbe best wishes of man].nd- follow them.
Christian Endeavor Ralley.legiliing on Friday, April 18th, at !ai., ihe Valley C. E. UlltOO of tie
neb of Christ will be held in thristian church ofthis place.leveral prominent speakers will lusent.Dr. W. ( Hall, of the Uni-itv. of Va., will deliver a special adisa on Friday, Afternoon, and sevi ra
er addie.-e.- dining the Kailey.vbout 4<> delegates are ex]oaf them lb rs. J. D. Hamaker, DHbo.Ie-. VV. L. Dudley atul others.lev. W. J. Cocks ls president of tinion. The people f our town have :
dial invitation to attend all the-
Tor the HSBALD.Un to Strasburg.
ak ii low Teacher:rb.- County League and Teacln rs lt
viii convene st Strasburg tini week in April.tbe 26th and 27tliai will be there, of course, will yoi
I ' I., t Ul Bil m .!».. a faithful effort t<
present If we want tbe -upi. rt of thbile in .mr work .ve mila! -how our
rei Interested enough in school wot!make - and mtier InconveniCes, '1 hi- need.- only to bc ineiit'niiebe app.lieut to all. I)r. Bouthaltte Superintendent, will be presen«i. certain. Will not our interest l
. cause of education be manifested ti
ence to bar tb"- addie-- to !
I by ihe venei il Doctorerr -iioii'd ai-o be a full turi "iii
i..!,,.». of ib>* aubjecti to Iic .-- 1 i "
. ilv' pul I: ill for "cr-l
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0 ir "experience'1 in reg ird to th
Ri member Strasburg, thhi rs. April 261
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PUGH'S RUN NEWS..¦in win. ii ta been ill I
metime, wc sre glad to - ty, ii ii
oving.M -.. . BtTa Boehm and Katie WriK.. recovering from attack
.pp.Misses Lucile and Bessie Hottel
1 and they now a
their homeThe farmer! are still trying to ;
; _' ; K ".owingie dampness1 f thc weather, they baen nnabh to do io.
Ga m ide in iplteie weather.
1 be hem ol this \i Inlty are busye gg market; prod icing ;*'» lo
I r dav. Sh wiii»; 'hey ;i
linking of the Easter greeting.
lodi.Mii tilt' taTHs I*.
A itartling incident, ol which John Oliver of Philadelphia, wai I
abject, ls narrated by him bs folios1 wai in s mo-t dreadful condition.kin was almost yellow, eyes siiuki
onsrui coated, pain continually in bi,n d -i lea, no spoetlte.graduang weaker day bv d ty a Thi
. li id given me up. Fortunata.friend advised trying 'Electric 1
era;' and to my great loy and surpibe tir.-t bottle made a decided improneut. I continued their nae f»»r tb
reeks, and am BOWB Well man. I knbev SBVed my life, and robbedriavi of another \ictim." Noone .-hoail lo try them. Only 60 ct*.., gnarreel at I>. Schmitt's Drug St re.
OaaBVsBB^Fo - - f*AmmBears ihe yf JjB|BJS>
KOLI, ol' HONOR
Fairmont -.hool, for the fifth mo
i'mling March 26th. The fol a
named pupil-have bi en present ev
day and deportment -.ati-factory.Boy-.Ora Bowers, Harry Vu
Hugh Funkhouser, Eli HottelRraest fainter.Girls.Ida Funkhouser, E.-telie
Bena Painter.For perfect . Gertrude Cl
and Eatelle Painter.V"l.KMi.N lb»J PEL, Tcaellr
s ii:it Throbing lit jhIimImWould quickly leaie too, if y u
Dr. King's Life Pills. Thousandsufl'efi- have proved their mattimei it for .""i.-k and Nervous Us dBCi hey make pure blood and -Ii
- and build up your health. Klo take. Try them. (July 14 CC
Money hack it not curedS< hmitt Druggists
Cattle for Sale*Twenty head of ye.ulihgs nu 1
fcar olds lor sato by the aaeVrrstiJHO. II. 1Iih>vi k.
Woodstock, V
Horse for Sale*I have a good work BOfBS whit
Will Sell Bi B reasonable price. PalOl addie-- B bi M. llarisiMithick,
.ladwyu V
Circuit Court-In the .i n,t . ..ni r thia week bl
case ol Kideiiour v-. KsSBBBf, Veldi.
tb p aiutlff for ffJO.< ia., .aaa 1¦.
I,a*.t winter thieves broke into Ihemonicc ke-.tiuranl and a.'<-ii:. ! themasAfter the theft Mr Artlnii Boyer the prct.ir made ¦MTS aSCsaW .it** asSSSBj
s uuld not lorsrtt the fsvaat and we
the lookout La another oj>T*.irtunity v
came Tueaday n.^ht of this week, it.t a vmi) low ine.ntf left loaatora.
carilla a ladder thev entered stealing qulot of t hone edible*.
OBITUARY.
kWM. 8. BOWMAN.
Rev. Wm. H. Bowman, a native oftin- e< 'inty ami for many years a promi¬nent Linnet m clergyman, died at Mt.I'lea-ant, near Charlotte, JJ. C.. on Mon¬day, Mardi 2bth. He was burled on
Wednesday at Charleston, 3. C.hr. Bow nnn ^ns the Isst of the
family. For many yean he and his
brothers, Nimrod and Hiram of thiscounty and Abraham, nf Bpenevr, W,Va,, together with bil sister, Mrs. MartinWi-m tn, were in the habit of meetingat the old hame in Powell'* Kort. Oue
by un.-, they passed away Hiram first,then Mrs. Wi-nian, followed later byAbraham an J last year by Nimrod andnow Wm. S. ha- gong to meet the othersin re-union, beyond the trial* and cares
of life.I >r. How mau has a number of relatives
and many friends, in 'this cornily, whowere pained to hear of his death.
MISS KATK RKILLY.
MlaB Kate Reilly died at her father'sresidence, In this place, after ibvbibIdays illnc-- with pneumonia, on lastFriday evening, aged 4a years.Of her it may he truly said, she was a
noble woman. Of a very retiring man¬
ner and disposition, she endeared her¬self io all who kn*w her.
After the death of her mother, she be¬came the special guardian and protec¬tor of her aged father- Her sole objectin life -e. ni.- I to be to love and care forhim. No infant errr received more
loving attention from an atllectionatemother than did Mr. Reilly, from hisdaughter Kate. Aa the inllnuities ol agerend.Ted him B IIB helpless, her affec¬tions seemed to cling to him with ever
inerca-ing strength. She considered thee ire of her father her mission In lifeand mo-t faithliilly did she dischargetin -elf imposed dutV.To her brothers ami sisters she was
alwayi affectionate. They all mo-t
tenderly toyed her; tor they could not
do otherwise.Her body was taken to Winchester on
Saturday evening. The funeral was
bom ihe sacred Heart Catholic church.on Sunday, at I p. as, The intermentwas mad.: in ( athollc Cemetery, KevW. A. McKeefry officiating.
ELWOOD L. LOMAS.After two daya illness <>f spinal affec¬
tion bl wood L. Lonas, thc lJ year old-on of our town-man S. 1\ Lonas, BBSS'ed to his rest on Friday night, March30th, 1900. He wa-a bright Intelligentand manly little boy. and his suddendeath wasa -hick to the entire com¬
munity; for everybo ly knew blas. Htsremaini were buried from the Lutheranchurch .ni Sunday afternoon, April l-t.A very large congregation of sorrowingrelatives and fnen di attended the ser¬
ried Tbe bereaved parents have the
sympathy of thc entire town and sur¬
rounding neighborhood. e. l. k.
resolutions of Respect-The fallowing resolutions were unani-
i.i Daly adopted b> thc Lutheran Sun¬
day Behool at Mt. Jack-on, on Sundaymorning, April I-- I I
'.. lu ai much ai Cod in His wisdomhas seen Itt to ri move from among bs
..ur member-, we bow lObSslS-ilvely to Bli anerrlag will.
2 That In the death of Elwood Lonasour Sunday School hai lost one of tbmost regular attendants, ai well a-, oneof it- brightest membeie.
;:. abai ne aa s -.hool sterebyexpressir deep Sorrow OVei hi* death and ex¬
tend to the bereaved parents, sincereand heartfelt sympathy in thia time oltheir -ore trial.
4. 'lb it we coflsmend the lorrowlngones to tbe love aud confoil ol thc allBise God who ^doeth all things well."
5, That i <opy of thees resolutions be-ent to the parents of the <!. CCBSed andrecorded in the minute* of the BundeySchool and published la tba countyp.ip. rs. k. i.. Folk, committee.
Statk or Ohio. (Tty or Toledo, \ .Lucas county. /
Frank J. (heney makes oath that he
ls senior partner of the tlrm of F.J.Cheney St COs, doing business in the
City Of Toledo, County and Stat* afore¬
said, and that said linn will pay thc sumofONI 1HNDKED DOLLARS for
each and every BBSS of Catarrh thatcannot bs cured by the use of Hall'sI ataukh Cure.
.FRANK J. CHENEY.Bworn to before me and subscrilied in
hiv presence, this otb day of December,A. D. 1886./^*==?%N A. W. GLEASON,
Ns^pV Notary PublicHall's Catarrh Cure Ll taken Internal¬
ly, and acts directly on the blood andmucous atirfacea of the system. Sendfor testimonials, free.
r. J. ( HENEY A CO., Toledo, O.Bold by Druggist. 75c.Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The Delmonico restaurant will havepb nty of oystBfl April court iay for allof its patrons. Do not fall to come inand enjoy a good meal as this is the I a-t
. oert day for oysters thia season. IndMoor Stickle}' & Boyer Block, over
Bargelt*a Jewelry store.
HAVEYou my old gold or nilvcrrli.it: you wish lo exchange forother sjoodl or soil for ra**))?bllOMtsJI cheerfully given
Highest Prices Paid.Can show yon a nh** line olWatcliOfl erl jewelry nt loweston os Special attention givent.» r«-puii iti*_r wiitcliOM and jew¬elry.W. R. McCLANAHAN,
Jkwki.kk,Cot n vc, VV<. m..a;, Ya,
Feb :>-tf.
HOPSES AND CATTLEre more subject to Disease just nov
ian at any time during the year an I ii all the more important tba' you sba!ave good and reliable medicineWagner's Reliable Horse and Cattii'owners" ve lbs only positive cuninil REMEDY for Horse or Colt's Disimper. Long Fever, Pneun*iidney Obstructions, Back or Lollroubles, Conga*, w*orma, Loss of Ap-etite, ste, They will Increase thc millipply and keep Horses and CattoIwaya In rm oodillon.Pink r.vi. la ml In bc spreading, iau value ycur horses watch thenlonely and ii-e OH! I.F.IIAltl.K llOBSI
( attle PoBTDBRB (Wagner's) the]ill prevent ami cure Pink Ive.aid hy Ed. Maukuokk it 16c per hoi
SAD ACCIDENT,
A most dittreeaintf accident OCCamdedar Creek, in Frederick county, Wcda* I Itenex.ri Mr. Abraham Kimi wm- toanirad Ly his wife <»n returnin.; h<<tne fromsit toa sick neighl ¦'. -arne.nae about Ave o,clock sh. foul ! har hunind Ivinjf in the wasivhouse. with hu hea.own otT. with the ram-t" lutch1 in his han ! arv! the fofl la» |t?ar him. lt :- Buppoaa-d thalitf theran, whvtt it expl.Mr Kern wai about a; fears old and wa
NJ of the moat »ucce»»ful farmers and stitaera in Frederick county 1 donm 17 years old, survive him.
ATTENTION.Senamloah Camp Confederate Ver«ans will hold their regular meeting 01
atnrday, April 7th, at two o'clock, pI-. Delegates to the re-union at LottiSille will he elected at this meeting.
X. af. Rhodes. Commander. W. Miley. Adj't.
Look Ht Your MirrorDo you sea sparkling: eyes, a healthy,
tinted skin, a tweet expression and a grace-ful form} The»e attractions are the resultol good health. If they are absent, therele nearly always some disorder of the ,:s-
tlnctly feminine organs present. Health)menstrual organs mean health and beautyeverywhere*
WiiJD of Gaarcluimakea wosbcb beautiful andIt strike* at the roi t of 1 ll Itrouble. There ia no menstrual dis¬order, ache or pain which itcure. It is for the I '
busy wife aathe change of life. At every tr
crisis in a wei-..au's life it bhealth, strength and nappie -s. Itcost* 91.00 of medicine d<For advice iacaaearequiringspecial
directions, address, giving symptoms,The Ladies' Advisory-1 Apartment,'
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga. Tenn.MKS, BOZENA TFWT*5, of OenaTtlle
Tesa*, aaye:."I wa* tr toled etInter kile with terrible pains in my Ibeck, bttt hara beea entirely reiisvad Ly Wukasf CsrJul."
"KNOCK-OUTS.We gain no .loubil'ul vcr.li
in price competition,, on waltelling.We will not be uwl'rsold.By cutting usual prices deej
WC leave no grounds tor donfbi (leci«iou<s.A clean knockout is ahv:
assured.Wc J.» n<»t n 0 1 tc make :.
pronounced effort to avoid beiUtl'lerS.lid.We gel the credit for eli
knock-out* becBuae <»r' gupfacilities iu boyiug. Most ieelers make then- entire gamselling. We ra . e halfprofits in baying sn I take itthe Belling end.. v«»n: END.
BARSBLT,Tr\e Jeweler,
WOODSTOCK. VIRGIN!.
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GardenSeeds
are now required hy ever;thrifty family. Last year'crop was a failure with youit was a failure witli the seedsmen also, consequently priceare higher. I will liowcvetake care that they are n
higher than necessary. I kno%when to buy and where V
buy so aa to get best pricesI give my customers the advantage of this wise buyingfor example Earliest WeValentine Bunch Heans at 13
pt. Aa to quality all whhave been my customers wilteatify to greater satisfactiofrom the seeds I sold tbafrom those obtained elsewhere.$4 years selling seeds shouigive knowledge of som
value, that knowledge Iyoura If you buy your seed:from
B. SCHHIIT,Druggist
Woodstock. Va
Di imonil Dyee.Perfictlin Dj et.Pul mm PaBsleleSS Dyesall in full stock10c, 3 far 2$ .
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: UmWe spring so many surprises on the
trade that our competitors keep won¬
dering what we're going to do next.
The up-to-date Siopp. Court Home
is the acknowledged cheapest store inwoods tock.
Best White Oil ilcts. per gallon 1 or 10gallon lots KIO test. Mest syrup molasses28 cts. per gallon. Itest Oat Meal at 8cents package. Steel cut wheaten 12^cetus package, others ask loc. Gelatine5c per package. 1 lb. package soda tor4c. 2 packages Arin & Hammer soda5c. 3 cakes laundry soap for 5c. Bestloose roasted blended coffee 15c pei* lb.Prunes 3c per lb. Oranges lc each.Rice 5c per lb. Lemons 3 for 5. Looselump starch 5c per lb. Sulphur 5c lb. \ lb.can baking powder 6c, guaranteed 3 Ih can baked beam tor I'm*
Canned Corn 7c per can Canned String Beans Tc p<*r can. 3 can**--
White Bonne Toma Ioe8 for 25c- Pie Peaches 9c per can. Pure groundpepper 15c per lb. regular price 20c 800 matches for 5c Dairy salt 3c
package. uvVe cannot be undersold snd defy competition."
Do Uwanta Bargain?We have hundreds ol them, lt's i tithing now fr j tm to Bell 1"j or 35
per cent lower than others,
HO"W IS THIS:2 pa. lc. I envelopes for 5c, 1 quire AP?," f'-'hi"" £A V"1 Jj e, .l"-r
1'¦ yuiil. black cain B'hlte ti^ur* <1 il ..<.
writing paper for 2c, 1 card book and yarri, fmev eaatS yard are
- -jirina 2c, tablets lc each, writing bargain*. I still hive a '.«. t «? f bleael
r tablets for ftc, regular price me. colton I am se Iii gat 5c pt r \ ird. Come
er snd enve sesfor 8e, ":,rl>' jr u lon« >lt ^",'h ,ow
steel hair pitia lc paper, ladlee collars Prlcfa 0ur it fte per yard ls
lch, rn n's celluloid collara at ftc tbe beat quality and fat! c lor 1 still
,, brooches lOceacb, beautiful bi "!"' " gooda thai wi Il¬
ea 1 Oe! < ill in and see our item mg below coat, as we do not want to
.tock ot belt buckles they are up-to date, carry it oyer. Our prices will turprisenricea from lue lo $1.00. . 0ur v:llue> w»-- ***** *-ou- 11Kes
1 talk.
We are offering the best value in shoes aud slippers you ever saw.
We have received our spring line, they are beauties ami risrht up-to-late, Our heavy shoes for men at ll 00 aie wonders. Ii you waot to
*ave money deal with
T. Glenn Locke.\| ireh *-2-tr.
I ir See onr line ol Carpets au 1 Samples More purchasing.
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The Season ls on and our Stock of
XHardware^is complete. The goode bought before t!»c advance are goii g
readily. It' you want to save money come quickly.POULTRY NE1TING,
PLOW SHOVELS, BULLTONGUES,HOES, RAKES, SPADES, FORK**,
BARN DOOK ROLLERS ANDTRACK,
Grindstones, Striking Hammers, Briar Scythea, Grain Fcythes.Snathe, rVagon Skein?, 5th wh els, Bar Iron. All kinds of
nails, spikes and brads, axes and band-es, window ami
an
DOOR SCREENS. GATE AND STRAP IIINGES,COLLAR PADS, LEATHER OIL, IWINTS .\ND <>IIX
in>ur These s ods were Imusht < heep, ami aie lieing sold cheap.
l>M!i't i iii io i -roving, i will nay ton.
W.H.RODEFFERAll kinds ol trade take*, inexchangeftr goods.
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S)VETERINARY SURfJEON.
Dr. E. .T. Will. Veterinary targeon.will be ;tt Shenandoah House, it every
court. All diseasei ><i iBcnseBtieated ani¬
mals treated, by the latest spprovedtnetli'Mla. tf.
Wool 1 Wool !
Urila*.wool Brant**!, for whick I willi*}'t:ie in-_*tu i . isl) p.;. «-, Call toflsee me before
... P. QRAHIMCi.roar. .> towt. Waxatatsjeka v».
Wool! Wool!
I rn la int, wia 1 wanted thisi a ii h 1 a ill j 13 ihi 1
caah ptiee. See nt* beforeyou aell willI be '.n sVi 1 dal k, sft< 1 April 1.1 b .
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aWlS-toi ^ ll uk, Va,
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ONLY S5.0CBSNDUaSS.OOaaak-uaraciee ot k <J faith and wi
sall I send Tiu any tra BrBsfaalby trarUrht. C. O. IV, sul>jart t«examination. 1»«*ss aiaaalsKal »sarrrata*B*.a>B*Men-ll'y>nBnd lt the eqnnl of any Arproof c>>i»Mnatl<'ll look In":and st*>el safe made ami ssas
j sa* thia* Us arte* eaarfsa b
stasrs SssUs aaats ates ssa- rra«a
pay jour fra?ljcht a«-en( ass
s-aeaHai factor, pris* ss
(Vet-ra t eaaevee, lesa CteSKIflaaS saith ot*-Jer; otberalse tatara tt et our .xbrnna
andwaWtU return your ta.SMS, lesvifc. aiaaSaaats.
toa* salas far fas-aaa-s. SatSt SflsVIK esBBBaaaSstsfsaafs*.11..», saa is*. an.flst t«a a-., sat.ss*, tsaa re*.
a**SS. W,tnei*^,iM.W.a^7larB^4saA4aesl.»sVasSBSc»lsasisVa ass* aafss sW tasfe Saslassa, fasSsry, )««slrT ar aaa!
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.CARS, ROiaUOH. t% 00. Ohioan
One Minute Cougti ^ue, etireeTIMS k .hmt Uri*, tami*, lat*
he Southern Railway Preparing for
Summer Resort Travel.
Thc Paaeenejei Ptpartantin! of the
i.nithern Railway leis s^ut out eircnlani> Hotels snd to persons ai. ate will¬
an <> entertain -mumer hoarder*.
Ictlnn on or near the Som h. rn Railway,equealinjr full int«>rmaib»n aa to !¦
lon. nnaaber accomaraotlated, terms ,,f
loanl, etc.. for j;uid;in.c in compilingnfot .nation t"i 'Sum uer lb me> Fol-er. naeson. ISOO,Blanks eau be Iud 01 Station Agent.
r I y SildsBBSllaaf Mr. BY. A Turk, Geu'ltsjewt, Southern Kai Iway, Waatt-
llftOOa 1>. C.
CLASTIC GOODS*¦ AT HALF PRICE.
If you .» an t aa to maa.' ta
your beam aa and oaoaaBUSTK MMIDM fas theHUtrash i taa or itaitoea tats*,Waal, bwoubi oa i u tu-
¦ aub uiaa, eaamaacr,ARDAH* AL SIOMM. OflTi sea, sute your fc«4a>t.
a. vslflu aaS a***, .'tate nun.ber>f tm-he* er<>nnd body or
limb at earn letter sh. »m law rut and sard to ue with nar* simul raitt. Ws saill maka". the tr ¦*>,,s to ord«-r frosa tba
aary Sass* frsaS rsbfcsa- alartJsatatrrtal, guarantee a asrf*et St and
alf y<>u d<> i.< t find lt perf etlya satisfevtory and ayjusl io *ro«^Js
_ other* erst downie the ptVe f-r¦ n-turn at oar t'li* »18* aud ae alli
rt-fmid your money.OUR SPECIAL PRICE jg ,2*y|>stK ssdrfc ataa**a-a, A taTt. St-fasVisis* beeta*. C ul, SCSoi thar.
Basse, Vial, St. MM Sase ssasHlaa.tu«, SI.Wi tsss Uasrisf. Cutt,BA. HO: kass *a*. H U ai, St**,san rr sAssasaff AU E. St. tatt fassssW«tlae, l to E. SJ.ta, aaalat, 1 tat,
St. Mi BBesaakasI Wit. Ul, ela,*©, t oTT«B tUSTKaiuoaa,ott.Taiafousa. *B#*taiu.srsdnssat*--¦..¦itSi|>B*>n#r. msde of soft Hst* thread, interworea srfaB
protected rubber thrtsad. * Us*** artes, SS.00, ia toeta*.
SS.Ui lt Issaas, at. te. Write for Simrr cauOoa-ee.
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