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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

A DlsAppolNrED LovER's SUICIDE. For
more than year. David Halse, Of Christian
Hook, Queens county had been paving attention
10 q youug wouan. When he proln se,l Mr.
riage he was rejected. l. subsequently turned
out that the young woman had All athance'i
lover. This dove Huls~ slmost crazy, and he
took 10 drinking. While under the influence
of liquor he procured roIe and entered Lang
don Abrams wood, where he tied the rope to n
stout hough aud hanged himself The body
hung there during thestoIm and was discovers.
only by chance. Coroner Hicks held AL inquest
IN. y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

STARVING COLORED CnILDREN.-Wtthln
the past ten days there have been two deaths
OF c0l0red children in Richmond from priva-
ti0n and neglect. In one case an infant sctu-
ally starved to death for want Of nOurishMent,
the mother being unable to nurse 1t and TOO
poor to buy nrOper food. In the other case
the mother was in the habit Of going out day .
work and leaving her one.year old son locked
up in her room, neither giving 1t proper care
nor sufficient food,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
Cuba's Last Resort:

soAn TO BE ruR WEAPON OF wAR-elO0, 900, 900
sos 1sEkDoM PROM SPANISH RUIN.
=. AoNDo1. August 23. The evening papers meii-
uon rsuor that q colonel Of the ins,irgent army
u Cubs has arrived here with instructions from
.as provisional government 70 negotiate loan OF
s!o,voO.o0O. the amount to be tenlerst TO SPAN
tor the Independence Of Cuba that although tbs
pUvisioual government have little hope that Spain
u'i oonsant they believe the offer will strengthen
"e Ansursene cAuse among foreign powers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
Political.

I NOMsNATION--B
~ ~ WINE i,tNDRED.--rhe Democrats OF
Brandywle hundred will meet at their respective
voting places in said Hundred. on SATURDAY,.
the %1st ot August. for tho purpose of nominating
Inspectors. me Assessor and ono Road COmtRis.
s,oncr. +iso to elect FIVE delegates to the County
Convention.
Polls open at 2 clock and close at : o'clock.
auxlJ By order, r. l.. TALLY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

VERY NArrRAIa-An old lady. on entering
a store the other day, said; Why, ltrant be
that you keep this store yet! | thought you
had gone out of business. amt seen your
name or anything about your store in the pa
per ior over Il year, AND everybody in our
ncghborhood thinks You have gone out of
business -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
CAPE MAY FUN.

TIE NOVELTY ~ THE sEAsoN-A BATHING-
SUIT al. DE MAsQUE.
CAPE MAY. August 2S. A'thoigi, the seaS)n
IA ~, the wanc It's mos: novel event took place
to-night at The Columbia House, which WA,
crowded with spectators inside, aud out, a-aen.
bie'l amidst unusual enthusiasm and general
g'er. The occasion was "Bathing- suil" Bal
ie Masque. participated in by groups Of promi-
nent ladies aDd gentlemen sojonrning here, and
creating the greatest possible fun. At its con-
cl''-l"n grand banquet was rariaken Of by
invitation Of George j. Bolton The proceedings
we're very pleasant and did not conclude urti
after midnight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
Queer Taste.

There is no accounting for tastes and here ia
illustration. lhe other day white woman in
Pittsburgh left respectable husband and none,
aud soped with u naighh)r of the colored pursu.-
sion. The bereaved hush md Oh his childreu's ac.
count. followed the rmnsways far as Cory. but
there lost track of them He returned to Pitts
hursh fully impressed that there ID "some thinps
which no fellow find out" and one is the per-
vertei taste OF some OF the female sex.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
tusIon OF the Democrats, Libofai
republicans, and Reformcrs in
ArkanAaa

4, MrrLn Rock. Ark. August 27.-The consulta-
Won OF the Democratic Liberal Republican. and
Heiotm State Central Committees WAS closed on
Ion 'ay evening, and the result is the adoption of
the 'siform ticket, with two ohluges Democrats
Tel" placed on the ticket Cor supreme Court
suase AMI Attorney General The electoral tick
was satisfactorily changed to suit all the com-
Rlttees
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
A Bull Killed with a Stone.

Last Tuesday evening a singular incident &C.
CURED in Maxats wny township. Joseph Bower,
hired nan of Mr.. Charles Dei-i,ec while driv-
ing home the cattle, threw stones al them to
urge them on. One Of the stones hit the bnll
square on the forehead, killing him on the spot.
Reading Times.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
The Japanese need not be 40 very anxious

The Japanese need not be 80 very anxious
to study our American civilization. The two
countries appear to b- nearly on par In all
essential matters. Tho other day half a dozen
policemen We're arrested in Yedio who con-
fessed to the murder of whole family and
the plumber Of their home. Yesterdaya sin
gle policeman was arrested in this city who
admitted that he had been concerned in sever :
teen recent burglaries. The difference be-
tween the two nations will probably be set
fourth in the results Of these arrests. The
guilty policemen of Irddo were promptly put
to death. There may he those who believe
that the guilty policeman of New York will
be sent to Sing Sing. We suspect it is more
| likely that he will find lis way into the Gus
tom holre
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
GAZETTE.
stated Democratic Meetings.

City Executive Committee meets every Mon
~ evening, al 8 O'clock
Greeley & Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
~ Tuesday evening, AT O'clock.
Oermsn Democratic Club meets every Wed.
,es,lsy evening, at 8 o'clock.
Democratic Association Of Wilmington meet,
avery Friday evening, At 8 o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

JAxEs p. HAYES, Esq. was nominated for City
auncu. in the 4th Ward on Wednesday evening
Mr. Hayes is well qualified for the position.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
E0R RENT.

- The subscriber s6.rs fer rent his Store
6.sad % pos ito the National Hotel, Middle
TOYS. Del. One Of - good stands - there
Ais 10 the State fsr The Gratis. LiAs or Coal
bssiaNss
VIII close at he Stock - reason able tsruA
Pesseas iSa sissa i0nsjiAaely.
L. r. DRAuLvy.
0ay6 dAv HidilstOWn, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
Order against the cariists.

PARIS Ang 2s,--The French Government
hs. directed that all Ca' list- found the south
ern departments suspected OF cornplicity in the
plot for AL nsirrec ion agains. the government
nf King Amadeus he kept within the limits Of
those departments until further orders.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
TIKI HoPs OF ruR RADICAL, AGAIN DxFKATKp
A disDAtch from Nav York aAys.

dispatch from Nav York .Ays:
Mt 10 authoritntivaly stated that Gov. IIoffmn
has agreed to attend the convention N person ani
present the name OF OConor rs his successor. the
1o,nt withdrawal Of Judge Church and Governor
Hoffman, 1t Is understood, had this basis. l. is
al.o AutAortativey stated that the friends of o.
Oonor have given assurances OF their ability TO
his acceptance Of the responsibility In the
interest Of reform.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
for Bent.

1NOR RENT-Rooms in tho second story of the
Il Gasstts building. 4l6 Market street. suitable
for otices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
Notiffs.

&1 M Reward.-Lp. on Tuesday tie
4 eOO2Ith lnst. IN W,lm,reton. an Ar-
s"sns BIZ. beioAgins to thc sub.criber. 81 10 re-
ward will be paid for its delivery n. the CITY Hot.l
or 81 this oihoe. WIN. MESSl Eli.
A29 re,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

LoR ALA lot one hunire,, feet front IN
Il " est Fifth street. between Van buren and
Er,nhi i.s.-aats. Apnly a this oifee
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29

'JNHOSB whs havs houses Dr lots to sell she AID
L ed srtss thsu 10 Ihs DAILY 3AHsrrs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

gives asepublican majority for the first tiss
in ten years The Republicans claim the
election of Governor Perham By p15. 0O0
| majority; also the election of their five Con
gressnan.
PORTLAND, September 9-Portland gives
Perham 1922, Kinbal 2,727, against 1882
for Perham last year, and GA for Kimban
In 1868 the vote stood, Chamberlain, Rep,
1871; Pilsbury 1879. The vote for Rep
resentative to Congress is, Barlegh, Rep,
2,oIo; Clifford 2,69l, being majority OF
l84 against majority for Lynch, Rep, in
1870, of 6l7. Portland is Kiinba IFS resi-
dence, and it will be seen he luns ahead OF
the Congressional ticket. Ten towns gave
Perham 1851 Kimball 6,625, Republican
majority 486,aga inst last year. Perham s, 347,
kimball 1895; Republican majority 1852, be-
ing net loss Of 26.
These towns in 1858 gave for the RepubG-
can candidate for Governor 1905, for the
Democratic 6,063, being majority of $40
then, against 426 now
Eastport gives Pefham SAG; Kimball 1874:
Hale forCongress 348;Pike 178 Pike resides
at PASSPORT.
Fifteen towns in Hale's district give Hale
500 over the Republican majority Of 1868.
IL 2. M.-One hundred and sixty.Ave
towns give Psrham Al ,G4l, Kimball SO, 942:
Republican majority 1919. The same
towns last year gave Perham 33, 1854 Kimball
5000, being Republican majority of Z 1864
SO the net Republican gain this year is ,,
93o. These towns cover little more than
half the State and indicate $4,000 RepubG-
can ma ,jority.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
FOR CONGRESS
rrrn corc,ese;onal Convent:on Wit

TIE Congressional Convention, with
on unprecedented unanimity nom inated
Hon. John T. Harris, as Conservative
Cand idate fcr Congress in this district
This nomination and the manner in which
it was made may be very justly oonsid-
cred, an endorsement Of the course pur-
sued by Judge Harri in Congress. AS
an efficient and active representative,
alive to the Interests Of bis constituents
Judge Harris had no. superior in Con
gress.. But aside from personal consider
atoms, he is the nominee Of the Consery'
alive party, and it is the plain duty Of all
who are interested in keeping the con-
troll of the State in the hands Of our par
ty, to give hearty. earnest support tc
lis chosen standard bearer. Col. OFFER
raj, as an independent candidate. has
placed himself not in opposition to Judge
Harris, but in opposition to the Conserv'
alive party. aud in this position has NJ
claims upon rs for support,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
4 CURIOUS Statement


Sir. W Fisk Conrad, ofthe Peunsyl-
vannia delegation 10 Louisville, pub
fishes q cord. in which he says:
"Reprasenting the seventeenth district
Of Pennsylvania in the con senlion as
rembled in this city under the call OF
Blanton Duncan, / made several attempts
to-day in the convention to be heard.
This was denied mo, and in the most
discourteous manner, by the president,
who himself occupied at least two hours
in a foolish gasconade about Dickens
Dolly Warden. My object was TO expose
the treason Of the Cameron-Hartranft
thieves of my own State. The Pennsyl-
vania delegation was composed Of all
Grant men except myself, not one Of
whom even II ttee11G. :ce33 10 vote fer nominee
Of this convention. Their transportation
10 this convention was obtained and paid
fer by the Grant people. My own and
those Of FIVE others, each representing a
district in Pennsylvania, | procured in
the offce of the Grant State ceptra,
committee ofPennsylgannia, at Philadel-
phia, c0rncr, Of Elgth and Walnut streets,
over well known tallc,i.-gs establish
ment.
For this transportation l had an Or
der from Sipes chairman of the Bourbon
State Central Committee of Pennylyannia.
That order was obeyed by the State,
Treasurer of Pennsylvania, Bob Mack
ey, who is well known as one of Cam
eron's subjects. The band of music
which accompanied US was furnished and
paid for by the same Grant people, and
our little banner that was carried by
George Mount joy is the same that desig-
mated the seats in the radical oonyer ton
ef the 9Th Of June, of the Pennsylvania
delegation, that nominated U. S Grant.
and which was presided over by Thomas
Settle, the rebel, of North Caroline
This is the sum and substance of what |
intended to say had the president allowed
me to proceed. and I now assure all my
democratic friends who may chance to
see this communicati that what !
have stated here are facts, all Of which ]
am prepared to prove"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
The Geneva Arbitration.

GENEVA, Sept. 9.-The amount of damages
awarded the United States by the board Of
arbitration will exceed se3 900, 900 sterling
only by few thousand pounds. The sitting
of the board to-day was brief, beginning at
noon and closing at 2 P. NJ A few matters
of detail only were attended to. The closing
session of the board on Saturday next will
be published. The arbitrators, agents. coun
sci aud secretaries will be present, and ladies
have been invited to attend The arbitra-
tors and others connected with the borrd will
leave Geneva at IL o'clock to-morrow morn
ing On special train for Berne, where they
arctic be the guests CT the Swiss government.
The party will lunch at lnterlaken on Thurs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
The New York Democratic and La
Gras Conventions.


SYRACUSE, September 4--The Dem
oclatic State Convention met to-day. and
was called to order by S. j. 1'ilden, Esq
chairman of the State Committee. Colo
mel L, 3. Faulkner vas chosen tempora-
ny chairman.
Hou. MIR. Cochrane called the Liberal
Convention to order, and E. g. Young,
love was elected temporary chairman.
Both Conventions, after appointing
committees, took a recess.
Second Dispatch,
SYRACUSE, September 4.--The Dem
oclatic Convention reassembled this even
ing. The conference committee stated
that they were not ready to report on the
formation Of a State Ticket, but IS to the
electoral ticket they recommended com
mittee of one from each district to meet
similar committee of Liberals TO select
such ticket. This was adopted. =.
The Convention then organized perma-
nently, with George Nj. Beebe for pres
ident; after which it adjourned.
The Liberal Convention resssemh led
this afternoon, but as the committee vas
not ready to report it adjourned till I
O'Clock this evening.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
The Clarke Affair.
Correspondence of the Fredericksburg Sta

NUTTespUHuHAOo OF tHe Fredericksburg NtsF'
MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 5, 1872
The remains of James E. Clark waa
carried to Cellfair Mills-his childhood
home--on yesterday, and inferred. A
large concourse of friends and acquain-
lances followed them TO their last resting
place The parting with the corpse at
the grave by the parents Of the deceased,
is described as being very affecting; caus-
ing nearly every one present to shed
tears. The parents Of the unfortunate
man have The heartfelt sympathy Of this
com nunity.
Doctors Loary and Barbour made a
post norton examination Of CLARK soon
ter be died, Tut were uLablc 10 dis
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
! EREAS URER'S NOTICE!

In pursuance Of the law, hereby give no.
tice that l will be ct the following places ct
The times mentioned for the purpose of
RECEIVING TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1872.
DAVIS TOWNSHIP:
Strasbsrg. Mon. July 29th, Tue. Both We'd
3lst.
Lebanon, Aug 1st and end
JOHNSTON TOWNSHIP:
Harman's MILL Mon 5tb.
Munich Store, Tues. 9Th.
Town Hall, Thurs. 9Th, Fri eth, Sat- 10th.
STONEWALL TOWNSHIP:
At my Office in Woodstock, Mon. 18th, Tues,
18th, We'd. l4th.
Saumsyllle, Thurs 10th.
feer ian yard, Friday 18th.
MADISON TOWNSHIP:
Newman S Furnace, Mon. 10Th,
Whissler's Furnace, Tues. Goth,
Edinburg, Wed. 2lst, Thur. 22nd, fri. ESD;
ASHBY TOWNSHIP:
Mount Jackson, Mon. 26th, Tues. 9th, Wed
2Sth,
Mount Clifton, Thurs Goth
Orkney Springs, Fri. S0th.
LEE TOWNSHIP;
New Market, Mon. End, Tues. 3rd, and Wed.
4th of September.
Wunder's Store, Thurs. 5th.
Forestville, Friday 9Th.
]. B G0LLADAY,
July 26-Sep County Treasurer!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
The Maine Election.

BANGOR, September s. Bangor gives Per
ham, Republican. 1897; kiMball, Democrat
1888; Republican majority, 362, against last
year, Perham, 1859; kimball, l,ll9; Repub-
ican maj ority, $40.
Chamberlain's majority in 1868 was 783.
The majority of hersey, Republican, for
Congress, is larger than that Of Perham
The total vote is the largest ever polied in
this city.
The tally of he vote in Portland gives las
Republican majority. The official returns
are not announced
Pon1LAND, September 9.-Rockland gives
Perham 80 majority against 20 last year
Hale, the candidate for Congress from the
Fifth district, is ahead of the general ticket
The county will undoubtedly go Republican
Bella gives Perham $50 majority against
400 last year.
AUGUSTA, September 9.--Knox county
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

Trey have new way Of treating the
broken legs of horses which ought to be
known. A valuable horse. in Hartford
Conn. had his leg broken a shsrt time
since. The leg was carefully set by an
experienced surgeon and was covered
thickly with plaster When the plaster
set" or hardened, it Kept the limb as
lmmovable as if it had been made Of iron
Thas treated, broken leg, it is asserted
will Knit together in brief time and be-
come IS good as ever.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

ay morning. and dine with the presideat
an d federal council Of Switzerland at Berne
IN the evening.
LoND ON, September a.--The uncertainty
as to the amount Of the award Of the Gene
va tribunal cause anxiety in the market for
American securities, and has . depressing
influence.
GENEVA, September 9.-At dinner given
to the Alabama claims arbitraiors last Satur-
DAY night NJ. Carteret proposed sthe toast,
1.-The health of all the nations represented at
GENEVA" This. sentiment was greeted with
loud cheering. the band playing the national
airs Of the nation represented.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
RooMs CLuB CENTRAL COMMITTEE, !
Richmond, Va, Sept. 2, 1872. {

Co-EDUCArIoN AT ZURIcH.-A cores
pendent of a German newspaper, writing
from Zurich says that there are in the uni
versity Of that city rather more than four
hundred students, eighty of whom are
women. About fifty Of these eighty who
are mostly Russians, are students of med
icine. At the late examination the wo-
men stood the tests as creditably as the
men. One of them, Miss Atkins. an
English lady, passed with more than usu
al brillisacy, and received the degree of
Doctor of Medicine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

The Louisville Convention has met,
nominated candidates and adjourned
UGonnor, the nominee for president pos
lively declined, but at the tine Of vii
ting, q committee are about waiting upon
him to press still further the nomination,
in hopes that he may be prevailed upon
TO accept it. The whole affair may be
Justly regarded grand farce, perhaps
more appropriately, a small side show,
The exposures which we publish. this week
are sufficient to convince any unpFedju-
diced mind that the Convention, as ii
was manipulated was a mere creature Of
the Administration party. II it should
have been successful, the resultwould
have been the election ofGen. Grant
As it has failed, we cordially invite all
who, from "a love Of old party pFinci-
lpes, we're induced to unite in the
movement, TO come out and unite with
US in the accomplishment Of the only
measure, which can defeat radioalism and
secure to cur people the enjoyment Of 4
more perfect liberty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

WILMINGTON, DEL, September A.
The election here yesterday resulted in
heavy Democratic gains. Joshua L.
Simms( Democracy vas elected Mayer by
over one hundred majority. He is tie
first Democratic Mayor since 1860 The
Republicans lost III every WIS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

Paul Schooppe, who was tried at Car
Isle last week for the murder of Mrs.
stinnecke. Was acquitted. The jury was
out but ten minutes. Il will y remem-
bored that he was convicted at a former
trial, but having been granted t. new til
al lie has been released after several
gears confinement in jail. The Wharton
case having exploded many Of the old
theories concerning the detection of poi
son. the evidence of the medical experts
which had SO great weight against the
prisoner at former trial, could not eff.
s.ct bin at the latter trial
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

4 DMlNl8TR4TOR's NOTICE
Al rersone who are enJebted 30 the Esta e
of Samuel Iicckman, decd, are requested to
come tor ward ana settle their accounts at
once.
THOMAS McCLANAHAN,
Sept l2-3l. pd. Admr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
Commissioners Sale
REAL ESTATE !!


VIM Il. Miller, and wife, vs.. George Lind
amood &c.
By virtue Of q decree of the Circuit Court
OF Shenandoah pronounced in TIE above
named cause on the End day of april, 1872
! the undersigned commissioner will on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1875.
on the premises offer at PUBLIC SALE to
the highest bidder, the land of which John
Shouman died, seized ard possessed lying
on Swoover Creek about one mile from lions
Church in said county
CONTAINING IT'S ACRES, roods and 81
square poles, being the same which said
john Shouman inherited from his father
Stephen Showman go acres l rood poles of
which including the buildings,
GOOD TWO STORY HOUSE,
barn and other out-bnildings has been as
signed to Lydia Evy. formerly Lydia
Shouman wife Of John Shouman deed, as
Dover, buI will be sold subject 10 the said
dowel interest," purchaser coming Into
The possession of said dover interest at the
death ol said Lydia Evy.
The land is of good quality and well thu
bered lhe lois which ,thu Shouman deed
purchased of jackson Wetzel and Levi Hels-
ley.
CONTAINING I4ACREs, = ROODS AND SO
POLES,
adjoining the home tract and the lands of
VIM. Miller, Geo Andrich and others
and upon NJ. ich there is Good Dwelling
1T the same TIME and PLAcg l will offer
70, l.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
D0ULTRY! POULTRY!

BARRON is paying large prices in cash
tor poultry. old hens $3.50 and young fouls
from $500 to $3.O0 per dozen.
Now is the time to get the full value of
YOUR CHICKENS IN MONEY
Come one, Gene all
For sale, for cash lot of
PRIME BACON AND
SALT CHEAP.
W. C, BARRON,
aug Gu. Woodstock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12

Mr. Kelley, Of Louisiana, read tho
following communication, jussifying the
Withdrawal Of the houisiana del CATION:
"a solemn duty is imposed upon us a,
this onent. Voting unanimously for
CbarIcE OConor as the candidate OF the
Democratic party ior President, and for
john QIiooy Adams for Weep President,
we believe that We represented, SO fer at
individual opinion Can be represented in
the aggregate OF political body, the
true principles Of republican government.
1t came on US IS an iuspiratiou that
Charles O'Conor sad john Q Adams
might save the Republic. O'Conog has
refused to be our standard bearcr-his
tory must pass on us reasons.
We believe hiui 40 be citizen ai1-
inontly pure and dovosed to- Republican
government as cou1eu. pL1ted by Jefferson
and Jackson, aud without ostentation
when an OCCASION required iieroism in the
assertion of principles. " ith profound
regret VIC have beard epithes applied tc
him by members OF this CoDvantion since
his absolute declination has been made
known, which could only be applied 10
the basest of men. Hypocrisy and
cowardice were attributed to hlu,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1872-09-12
MTEEB'S EXCHANGE.
~ OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL HOTEL
WOODSTOCK, VA.
T. NkEB9 "-s- Proprietor.

Having rebuilt, remodeled and refurnished
my hotel can now ofer te the public the
comforts of a
EGSS GLASS MOTEL.
No effort spared to secure The comfort If
guests.
THE TABLE
viii be furnished in real old Virginia Style.
MY BAR viii always contain full line Of
CI 0 ICE sL.TQUO RS.
Parties visiting Woodstock on Court and
and other public days will fad am
pie accommodations for man and beast. Ju-
rtymeu and Witnesses boarded al lowest
rates. Horses carefully attended.
4 n experience of 21--years IS a public SER
ganf is sufficient guarantee. Returning
thanks for past patronage, !. respectfully ask
continuance. c. NEEB.