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The Presidency.
ltkdt The Appeal Thinks Of Judge
Ddpis.

at will be seen from our dispatch-
es this morning that the Hon, David
Davis accepts the nomination of the
National Labor Convention held at
Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday. This
nomination and acceptance opens the
Presidential campaign, and from this
time until the election politics viii
be tho exciting topic Should the
Conservative Reform Convention
which meets at Cincinnati in May
also nominate Judge Davis, it is
highly probate all tic clements OPP
posed to Grant and favofring homes
ty, economy and reform will unite
upon Judge Davis. The Democratic
party is becoming aroused, and stu
dious Of itself, its duties and its OPP
portunitcs. The platform upon which
Judge Davis has becn placed is en-
inently satisfactoryand if Judge Da.
Wis should be nominated BY the Gin
%cinnati convention and receive the
support Of the Democracy he will
be elected by an overwhelming ma
jority. Ifthc Democratic party de-
ternlinc to accept a Liberal Repub'
lican as thelast and only means Of d.
feating the corruptions Of Grant nnt
preserving thv constitution and the
liberties Or the people, Judge Davi,
u the man. We ras appointed Judge
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~ sifsss u : irtfss n fhs aa.-
~ fsnfas sguhty. state II A.z...s-4 ~
Jaauav u, 1871. N tbs s8s MT
IT,, eomrlsinsat against Chsfls, =
def q. 81, ~deiendzht. No. % s
missioner thsteu Appoasea sAf&LAa
second day u Mach, 1871. Al n =
Como, In siii eoahty. tinsih lasfe1sl I
20 'a,e. ., paddle aaeuea, 2 the hlsss~ !.
der ne following Ards lying ~ :
sald comfy ~ siti The sspAT-. -.
add = fraction Of the aorshses su..s.
ton "a. township 6, range ! vss, -
100 z. 10 acres. zs
Terms Of sale-One-half cash. h.l...
twelve months after day Of als. v,I ~
cent interest. Bond, with gsoi s~.s.
be required for deferred psymeal y
i21-td j. o. HARER0y G.
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Thcprocccdingsi IN the Legislature
since tbs re opening of the session
after the Mardl Gras holidays, have
been full otinterest in the disposition
of,,contcuted election eases from Lnu-
drrilalc and oorialf counties in the
lower House, and DcSoto county in
the Senate. The Senate sustained
the seating of Mr.. lIolloWay,a Dem-
osrat, froin neSoto, while the House,
which has Radical majority that aye
rs partizan aud corrupt as ever dis
graccd any Legislative body, sustain
ed the claim OF the Radical contests
ants from Ldudcrdalc aud sustained
the Radical members from Copiah,
in the fsee Of an indsputable array
OF facts showing their action 10 be
unjust, unlawful, and an Outrage up.
on dcccncy and self respect. Tho
rc~nitentiary bill has occupied con.
siderable portion OF the time Of the
House in its consideration. No bills
OF general Importance have boon
acted upon,
Special to the Avalanche
JACKSON, FEBRUARY 27.-Thc Sen.
ate passed The penitentiary bill to day,
According to its provisions the State
will run the Institution.
An important bill has passd both
Houses providing that the Auditor
Of the State shall turn over to the
respective counties all lands now held
by the State for.
NON PAYMENT or TAXES,
and known as delinquent lands; and
that the Circuit Clerks shall advertise
the said lands for sixty days, at the
expiration Of which time they shall
revert finally to the State if the taxes
are not paid or prove to have been
paid. Much of the land Is now held
by the State without the owners
being aware Of the fact in cousc-
qucnec Of gross carelessnces crim>
inality on the part of former sher-
ifs.
One Of the government witnesses
in
THE ku.LuX CASH
was on motion OF District Attorney
Jacobson, comiticd to Jail by Judge
Hin for perjury
a bill has been introduced ineor.
porting the Grenada and Meridian
railroad.
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The State of Mississippi,
Pamela county.
In the Circuit Court of sid ely
q. G. wilbourn
VS..


Whereas, on the 10thaAt eornary, A. D.
1872, G. @. Wilbourn sedirom before the
u~nderagned, clerk OF the it court Of said
county, a writof attschmsnd garnishment
against the estate of H. Atee for the sum
of Eve thousand dollars returnablo to
the March term 1872 of tfrt aforesaid.
Notice is hereby girelt unless the said
defendsatshall appear answer, &c, on
or before the FIRST day next March term
of this court, to be hoFt the courthouse
in the town o fSardis il county and State,
commencing on the glonday in March,
1872, Judgment by a VIII De rendered
against him and the en- the hands Of the
garnishee will be disp5f towards the salts
faction of said p~laintfmand and all costs.
= GiySermy hand and the
SEAL seal court this rhe 10th
49, day oruary, 1872.
GLEASON, Clerk.
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Ia CARD.

Having determined to locate IA Ssrdis | de-
sire to respectfully inform ts ~citixeas ano those
ofthe adjacent country, that 1 will be ready at
all hours to attend all calls appertaining to my
profession Having been 4 practitioner Of
medicine tor nearly thirtecnycars ia the South,
| hope by promptitudc and staentioa 10 merit a
of the patronage Of the people. l shall
open an Office In Hsriis about tns frstof April,
locality Of which ! will then lake pleasure
IN informing Che public
mr. W. IN. Robins, N. d.
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Sale.

BY virtue of a writ Of Fieri Facia, to me di-
reeted, from the Circuit court Of PaDola county,
Mississippi, in the case Of Partee & Harbert
plffs, VS. s. B. G. Caruthers and c. K. Caruth-
ers, dts, l will on =
Monday, the 25h day Of March, 1872,
in front of the court house door, IN the town Of
Sardis, sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described land to-wit-An of sec.
ton No. 4, in township 7, Of range 5 west,
lying and being in the county of Pamela, and
State Of Mississippi, and levied on as The prop
erty of said defendants to satisfy sid execu-
ten and all costs. Sale within lawful hours.
y. ozANEB, Shit.
Sardis, February &c, lsy2.
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Commissioners Sale.

ny virtue Of q decree Of the Chsnecry
Court Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi,
rendered therein on the 10Th day of July, 1871,
a'so of an amesded decree, rendered January
oh, 1872, In the suit Of A. R, Howe, treasurer,
. O., complainant against Allen Williams, ct.
al, defendants, No SSi, in said court ! will,
as Commissioner eaereia appointed, on Mon
day, the fourth day of March, 1872, in front OF
the courthouse door q said county, in the
town Of Sardis within lawful heap, offer for
sale at public auction TO the highest bidder, for
cash, the following land lying in said county
and described as the southwest quarter Of sec
ton 10, township 7, range I west,
.j2-tTd. j.. c. HARRISON, Corg'T
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Citation office.


The State Of Mississippi chancerlcour''
Pamela county. r,.
To M. T. Carpenter, VI resides o.r
ton, in the State OF ECarolinsanu ann
Sype, and her husband, Sype, MeA'esiue a
~Cherryville, State of No CarolR
You are cited tc appeaetore Y Unsneery
court Of Pamela countNtate qaiss,sslPp
in the town Of sardis, one seen,d Monday
in April, 1872, then anhere tfhow cause
if any you can, why thdhal aclh' Oh 'onn
A. Carpenter, aduinistpr of,e estate q
james L. Carpenter, dsassdh,led IN said
court on the 2sth day Aprto,l should
not be allowed, epprovednd = administra-
tor discharged. By ord$of CT; ~,
float J. G. hRFoN' oierk'
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Trustees Sale OF Land

By virtue of a deed Of trust executed Ia n
as trustee, March | st, 1871 bys BIG. Cara
ers to secure a debt to Newton Ford / q n
s2,6ls 80, due January Isl lsl2 / n, J,
Monday the 18th day Of Manht iS1rst a,
courthouse door in the town aesfd4 4 p
nola county, Mississippi, sell to the hlrbx
bidder for cash, the following described Mi
estate in said Pamela county, Miss: The south
of section 10, township Z, ranges vea RI.
title believed to be good, but | will only %.
vey as trustee.
JAMES n. FORD
n7-3i ,.f Trustee
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CItaF0tice.
The State of Missif
Pamela count J

Pamela count
nancery Cour
To John K. K. P. King and Luther
King, minor heb,m. H. Ming, deceased,
together with ther Jefferson SestnH
who reside in thu 2 Arkansas, but ~
post-ofice addreinknoWn
You are herep 70 appear before the
Chancery court ioia county, State Of Mis-
sissippi, at the puse OF SAID county, in the
town az Sardi the second Monday in
April, 1877, az anq tnefe plsarw, cause.
B. Rhoass. adrator Of the estate Of Al
fred King. dss.Gled in said court, should
mo-, he silow,approved, and said admins
lo-4tf J. 9. HARRISON, elk.
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Gro tSo
L. D REENLAW
Photograph Cutlery,
GAr<lin. NHiamiaafror,i,

0dTCAImy ISUI8D108IPE5Ay
Where Photographs, Ferrotypes and Gems
in good style and at reasonable prices can be
obtained. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also old
pictures renovated aud copied II desirhbl6.--
WIN keep the gallery open until June atwhich
time 1t will be closed to meet with other APP
p~ointments during tho summer months. Go
while the weather II good. Work IN cloudy
weather also. f2s.ly
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fer Sale.

Il r.rsr Smy hoSrs and lct y tsun
~ ssrd;s Ne containing three eighteen
ss.t ,oomy, front and back porch also
n-ar,ry~ building containing cook and
ss,ysr,xsI will make the terms easy.
L. D. GREEKLAw,
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sHERIFF's SALE.

H.-a. ff nfsssrt 81 " feshf a. a# yas Fl fsfAs ea.t
a ~ ~ -. ~ Haa sf HHtfF W. #aHf4HH A NMN # #
H eaHsa sH b. tFHu ~ fiHir HofssIN ffAh
fs sNa As ka FagNH ges a# #ff f@ 1888 ~
Hf sf BE- Al He faahHf m#s tl# #8NfW "H esa1ea
.f.afHaHHf
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Sarah Clanton, ct. al.
In this cause, it appearing to the sdds
ton ofthe court, from affidavit fled, ihsh'
Tim. R. Clanton is a nonresident Of this ~
but that he resides in the State Of Ttrqal
that, after diligent inquiry, his postofa =
dress cannot be ascertained,
The said defendant Is hereby directed ~
pear before the Chancery court Of Pis'
county aforesaid, at the courthouse thead
the town OF Sardis, on the second MeldF1
April, A. D. 1872, and plead answer \ v
mur to the compliments bill filed IN y
hall.
1t is further ordered that q copy dna
der be, published in the Weekly HnaAn
a public newspaper, printed and publ'iA !
town of Sardis, in this Stnte, oncss~
for four consecutive weeks.
A true copy. J. c. HARRlsVss, \,
L .P. Cooper, Sol. for Compt.a II
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TnE Geneva tribunal Of arbitra-
ton is composed of the following
members; Arbitrator on the part
Of the United States, Charles Fran
eis Alams;oi Great Britiau;;he Right
Honorable Sir Alexander CokbUrn
Barouct lord Chief Justice Of Erg,
land OF Italy, His Ex%ccIlcncy, Sen
ator Count SeIopic; of Brazil, Baron
d'laiuba. agent on the part , the
United States, Caleb Cushing, WIZ,
lam NJ, Eyarts, Morrison Waite
Counsel for Great Britain Sir Rom.
dell Palm.r Solicitor for the United
States, Charles G. Boman, Jr.
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Complete Stock for BRIDAL TOSSEAUS Always IN Hand.

nn~.S: III. For Planters we have always ohand aFunS Stock Jeahf enVs hnseys'
wills Cottonades Farmers Drills. Boots Shoes aid Cohrg which aeo ft at correspond
81 low figures
SompLes sent on npoIontion. and Gods per Express tomy part Of the
country, c. OD. @r
Country Merchants will find in the extensive Jobdng Department u NV nonce 1 Ms
offered in Dress Goods and Notions as well aaCouon Goods Jeans eme I'm NG ""e'
jobbing prices NJ Southern Place, 49, h1 o. m VEIN g tnSrwRNsrINE
mare F@s&b D u
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Chancery Notice. !.

The State Of Mississippi, |
Pamela county, 1FS \
Chancery Court, at Rules, Monday, FcbrusI
the 9th, 1872, No. 42o. s,sso
W.. W. Howe, President, etc. y III !,ss
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~ earmiaa sad sstifpsiion NJ NJ
attendant r SGD nnni'f HrIu D.
t.ru r ti fm aaI sFnlI ia'a hut
..ilf. MI. raprf it concerned, IL
200 I'D. uIJ .ith tho National
.u.U.u aIrhI t f.I .Ivhf Yolr
5tu. tfe d tbo constitution
Loua ErrryH1Hor0u va- ona'
ahurt ~ e6 ou no circuit. vheu
laly T.. aa'l chat ahe .honll ike to
accompany lil. lie replied lo bad
uo ~ .aulh. r1yicd .ho did not
cnoumL.r tae earriae q With band.
boxes which was Iig utter abhor.
r.urn They wt N. During the
frt days ioIruoyLord ElIenbr1uglI
=. happening 10 stretch hia lrgs. struck
hi. tcai' gaip z some thingbolow thc
...t llr d.5.oyrrcl thar IL was 4,
b1nbox. iiia Indignation is not &c
bc described. Up went the window
out wont the bmbox. The coachmai
stopped and the iootmnn thinkiu.
that tho hJuboN had tumbled ont D.
the window hy some cy%traordiuar'
chlucc,w were going 20 pick itup Whcl
Z Lord Eilcn1rough fnriously cricc
ont "Dtivo on, The bauboN accor
dingy w.s l-0 by a ditch side. IIav
, ing reached the county town whcr.
! he waT TO o%liciatc as judge, lord Fl
cuborouoh proceeded TO array him
D sell for his aprcarcnc in the court
F, house. "Now,' said ho, "whore'
, my wig-whcrc is my wigy' "M,
F., Lord rcp'id his attendant, at wa
! thrown ont Of the currjage window
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D. G, & \. \. LOB WEISTINE,

wsii can he attention oftcir friends and The public generally " ""' ~
assortment Of
Dry Goods. Boots, Shoes, Notions and Clotnlng'
utLhh v oser AZ retail lower than ever before offered any mter -
,ui .. an. evidence below give in part ans oprces atv which they arehhngP
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D1 FOUND At HIS
OFFICE
When not Professionally Engaged.
MARI ls72-l2m


All parties indebted to Simpson 4 Hurt,
will please como forward and ackhowledg the
amount Of claims, as our books were burned in
the Gre Of 26th Fcbyq and this is the only
means we have Of asccrtaining the exact
amount,
STAHS0N& HURT.
Ar2 Com Hand, Miss,
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P1 q Is - ~

Ladies white cotton hose, per dor, 81 25(S3 90
linen hem'd stitch hdkfs each l6c
Ladies' white tape bOrdefed hdkf', each Be
stamped Boulevard skirts, each 81 %
Ladies' c%orscts, all sizes each, 6OdSl 0o
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THE HI. Lrx CASH

was on motion OF District Attorney
Jacobson, comittcd to jail by Judge
Hin for perjury
a bill has been introduced ineor.
porting the Grenada and Meridian
railroad.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-02-08
.HE SAVINGS BANK OF

TINE SAVINGS BANK OF
l.. WOODSTOCK
has been the topic of conversation until the
arrival at Bargelts, Of his large and spIen-
did stock Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Jus
received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
day ard 80 hour clocks. Gold and Silver
Watches Of every description, Gold and
common jewelry in sets or separate, alss
miscellaneous Books, in
LARGE VARIETY
Letter Paper, Envelopes. Inks, Pens and
Pencils and in short a large stack of
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS
toe numerous to enumerate. Call and see
for yourself and he is sure you will be salts.
fed with stock and prices, Watches and
clocks as heretofore carefully and thoroughly
repaired at
HALF THE USUAL RATES,
and WARRANTED for one year.
Silver. Gold and Steel spectacles in every
ariety and price, calculated TO suit every
e, musical Ins'ssu ments, such as Flute,
olins Accordion Sc.
The subscriber assures the public, that these
goods ALL, will be sold cheaper than ever
here tofore offered in Woodstock
Cali in and assure yourself OF the fact.
Respectfully,
H.. RARGEI,F
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- = :. = :
ORBITUARY.

On the 2sth instant atHa sonburg, Va,
Charles F. N. OFT, second SON Of John W.
and Elizabeth Il. OFT of this place, departed
this life. He was bern on the Path of Feb
ruary 1854. Upto within q short time Of
his death he was bright and cheerful and
enjoyed the prospect Of long life. Daring
the Sabbath day he performed the acsus-
toned round Of necessary and religious du.
ties. His place was FLEA at Sabbath School
and in the great congregation assembled for
the worship ofGod. Athalf past fear o'clock
in the afternoon he repaired to The drug
store, and there flied preserip ton, which
had been given for medicine. An hour or
more afsrwald he was seen standing in the
door Of said store, and had an interview
with an Intimate triead AID acquaintance
who passed that way. In less than an honr
the shaft had sped and the arrow was in his
breast One Of his empleye rs found him
upon is couch in the counting room, locked
in the very embraces Of DEATH Surely in
the midst Of life We are in death. Charles
F. d OFT was dutiful and obsdient SON
kind and affectionate brother, and a warm
confding friend. Natura lily of bright and
cheerful disposition he impa rted sunshine TO
the circles in which he moved. Hi quail.
ties Of head and heart e2crted a magnetic
influence and made friends and caused them
to cluster around. Young and mex perienced
as he was in business, his employers knew
net how to fill his place. 1t is said he died
alone. tbs true he was far away from par.
ents and loved ones, and was denied the
sympathies and kindly Offices of relations
and friends, who were near at hand, and
would have delighted in the privilege Of ex.
pressing the former and performing the lat
| ter in the final conflict with the King of ter.
| rer. Still he was not alone--he had in ears
| ly life formed the friendship Of Jesus-he
who sticketh closer thaa brother aad of
| w. o.s. 1t is written ''Yea, though l walk
through the valley of the shadow of death, l
| will fear no evil, for shou art with me, thy
rod and thy staf they comfort me-" Those
who mourned the loss of a child, brother or
friend, mourn not as those without hope.
The righteous hath hope in his death. Death
to him was but the vestibulc to the new Jes
rusalsm. happy trails ton from phe realms
of trouble, grief and sorrsw TO the realms Of
eternal JOY and felicity. Another link has
been added 10 the golden chain binding par
ents, brothers and sisters and friends to
Heaven. 0 may the young comrades of ths
| deceased initiate his virtues and follow
| his example ahd may his parents chastened
bowed down and subduea kiss the rod thai
smots them and exelaim 1.-The Lord hath
given; and The Lord hath taken away, bless
| ed be his name" ANXIOUS.
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REAT DECLINE IN PRICES

New and Cheap Goods at Clover d Coffman.
We have just received from the Northern
Market. alarge and carefully selected Stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods, which We will sell
CHEEP FOR CASH OR PRODUCE,
We have marked our prices to suit the times and
are confident. that we can make it to your in
terest to purchase your
SPRING SUPPLY OF US,
For ladies we have the most beautiful prints.
unsurpassed in the market. Alpacas of every
color rs per cent less than last season All kinds
of summer wear at eqnally
REDUCED RATES.
Shoes for babies, children, Misses and ladies @
the latest styles and best quality and very cheap
we h, We every thing ladies ant.
and latest
LATEST STILE OF CASSIMERS.
We guarantee satisfaction. Hats, without mum
Der OF all colors and sizes, very low Shoes from
he coarse brogan to the finest stitched gators
ocer les Of all descriptions cheaper than before
war. We request all to give us a call.
apr, 13--tf, CLOVER & COLEMAN,
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The POW.

The POse.
Do those Of our readers whs have abun-
dance Of this worlds goods think Of their
unfortunate nsighbors during this severe
weather? Have you interested yourselves
sufficiently TO know whether or not they have
had clothing to protect them from the pisre-
ing cold Of the winters blast, wood to warm
their shiyering limbs and food to satisfy the
gnaving ofhunger! If you have not, yeu
have omitted christian auty-if you were
cognirant of ,hs fact and failed to supply
their wants to the best Of your ability, you
have violated command obligatory upon all
whose hath this w,rlds good, and seett bis
brother have need, and shstteth up hi.
bowels of compassion from hin, how dwell.
eth the love of Ged in him p
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A0ad and sudden. Death.

On Sunday evening, oar entire community
was greatly shocked by the announcement:
that Mr.. Charles F. OFT, young man con-
nected with the Drug Store Of Messrs. OF,
& Shue had been found dead in his bed.
fhe sad tidings soon spread throughout the
town and created a profound sorrow In
every breast All seem to recognize in the
startling dispensation, still more startling
emphasis 10 the solennities Of that Sabbath
day.
Poor CHARLIE The dear hey has gons,
but many remain TO cherish his memory and
emulate his virtues. He was modest, polite
and brave faithful in the, discharge OF
every obligation amiable in disposition,
pure in character, manly in avoiding tempta-
ton. he came TO our town from Woodstock
ayouth, but he lived superior TO the vices Of
youth, and illustrated in his life the virtues
which adorn q bravo manhosa.-Common-
,oenlM.
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A beautiful lYoman<

A Beautiful Woman.
The perceptiye faculty of women is usually
keener than the same chronological organ in
men. Women know that beauty rather than
genius is worshipped by the sterner sex
A man may talk of the latter to his lady
leve, bat the keenness o. the woman knows
that he j. thinking Of the former. Women
are fondef admiration, hence one Of their
longings is TO be beautiful. The grand
secret Of female beauty is health. the power
70 eat, diEest and assimilate proper guam
tify Of wholesome food. Take Vinegar
bltters. will cleanse thu stomach, tone
the vital organs, give q perfect digsstios,
purify re blood, clear up tbs compiler ion
ana prodqcs etate Of mental and physical
s'eo,rlcity' which gives symmetry of fo.m,
orignt syss, white skin, glossy hair anu .
genuine type of female holiness. which no
e1netis can products: jan. l6-4u
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DEATHS.

KEIsTER.-Died, Of Scarlet Fever, in
Strasburg, Va, on the 10th inst. Viola, in 1.
FAINT daughter of Cyrus and Fannie Keistsr.
aged 2 years, months, and 9 days.
Viola was most interesting child in the
estimation of all who knew her how much
more SO to her fond parents, who naurs her
departure Tho the only eiild in their
household they should remember that they
have lwo little angels in their Fathers house
absEe ans that, tho they ''cannot bring
them back to them, 'hsy viii go to them
sweep rot fer lbs child from thy tender ness
river, s~',..... Il ::
Ere stain on its purity fell,
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-02-08
MARRIED

LINAWEAYER-MeI the
LIST Of February, by the Rev. Gao. H. Mar.
tia, Mr.. George Mnsweaeer, to Miss Lavi-
No AcInturff both Of Shenandoah.
GUIHEEN-LANDON.- Trinity church,
in Niles City, Berrisn County, Michigan, on
the evening Of January l6, By Rev. Wm.
Lusk, Jr., Maurice Gulheen. Senior editor
Of the Niles Democrat. and Miss Martha
Landsn, daughter Of R, ", Landsn, ESQ, Of
Niles.