davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-11-10

lantics Of tho prcscnt year thehe two clubs hav-
ing decidod to rotprn to Tho amateur aroma It
Will bs observad thai thoro is no pitcher mon
Cummings was engaged, but, on account OF
alleged misconduct and failura to comply with
hla "r1tton contract, We soo tho baltimore Club
hayo "dishonorably dismissed him. Of course,
not esS nav foy II nv VIII TsSIonser s nS
siopsl Association" Quo ooi tG6o strongont pitch
ers ln thu country. and a good general pthyer,
remains !lnongagcd. viz: Britt. II tho philaa
aoiphia Club hire him, ~ they undoubtedly will.
no viii prove, whom supported aa their new nne
IN tho whole fraternity -
THE Six u1uns =
enumerated above all stock companies, and not
co;opefativo n[naB and Il iB likely no moro clubd
VIII enter for the professional ohampionnl1ip,
unless stock company is organized In Washing
ton: The phst two soasonH haye clearly shown tho
folly Of normitting cooperative clubs to play,
for they have no chance Of gaining, tue cham
plonehip, and arc continually diabandug. and tho
With tho nix strong ninoa that. will be in thu
fold, tho struggle for tho supremacy will doubt
less be very exciting, and cloaoly and Htubborn1y
Tho arrangement Of tho Chicago htno given
above IL not that contemplated BY tho PraBidotit
but wa think 1t will be found tho moRt advanth-s
geons way to arrango THO players. Hines Is too
rood a man. ,nbt tn ]1AYC In thn DjnB aid
Els position is thn out9elI: It viii then Ia bo-
tween Glenn and Deyolin to 500 WHO rotaine llis
place In tho nine and plays frst bnse:S Wo
think tic former is tho heftor rayer Of tl,o two
His tlelliug iB much bottor.; aud his battling,
the essential tliinr. o. ~" "'''H'@ y
49,. -. ABOUT TIE s.AsAarmrsr.
Now, ono word about tho ,namagoroout =, thu
niuo We ali homo to aoe win ILa el,n,,';ov ,o,.
nant. It in untyorsallv ecinowio5rod r. ~ T.,
dyiduslly strong nnrhans n tha " peovnnt nv ~
tho Btronroet in f,a rnrntt., A'e MAJ t,,iss
will not mnhn thom n1,an,y,,tor. "S TnEo +Ito
tho eYnor,onns ~ tbh raet .onnns, u"ne
No club stnrtei mt with ina ~ 10
Is the rast Thnv ora ftt NJ hoansa t1n.,
wors innl,,o it,. uuy s2 ts ILL Noe uocM'so tney
, 1873-11-10
Dead Children ON FlrG.

From tho 1fbany 1frnes.
It appears that Charles rIeDruM1n, who ltycs
At No. 388 broadway, has been afflicted OF late.
having within week lost three Of his children
by death from scarlet fever aud moasles. Ono
was buried few weeks ago, but the other two,
having just died, wore. laid out III preparation
for tAe grave upon bed in a room adjoining
the ono in which the family resided.
Lighted candles wero placed abont tho
couch, and tho dead lott alone. 1t IL
supposed that QUO OF the ca,,llea fell from itR
soolet and communicated fire to the snrrountl-
Ing tlrapery. At all eyents about o'clock this
morning flames wcre seen Issuing from tho
room, aud, OIL euteriny, tho bod on which tho
doad were resting was found to be In flames, and
the inanimato bodies being slowly consumed.
1le ela!m was giyon, and tho tl'e o1tinEnislled
property wan trin!ng, hut tho bodies woto eadly
EcarchBl aud dIaHKIlfed.
, 1873-11-10
hound for the Yolloyvstonc.

From, tho Ptoria {I1I) Transcript.
a small Chicayo built steatnor passed this city
a few days ago, bound. ultimately, for tho Uppor
Yellowstone River. Three young men mado up
tho crew, aud they announced their intontion to
run to st. Louis and spend the winter on the
Mississippi. When tho epriug freshota como
they will take advantage Of them and 60 up tho
~ their boat can run. They vii! stay in that far
country as long III they can mtko trapping aud
mining pay.
, 1873-11-10
LEGAL.
PUBLIC SALE.

Default having boon made In tho payment Of eortain
promsaory made by III. E, Iillard to tho oror OF
Snyder Lou, b. tham ndosod sud xuarantood said
uos hoing for tho smoant Of Sl5 p. dated July c 1875
and due sixty days thereafter. and bearing intosost tho
ratio Of 10 por cent per aunu after maturity; said noo
giving tho loyal huldor thereof authority to sell the eoat
eral security sttaohsd thesoto and heron described
Non, thorofose public notloo Il horribly gI7on that no
shall sell At public xae. 1t tho Office Of Hammond Gage
No. 10 WAahngton-at.. In tho 'Portand BLOCK, at II
o'clock 1u Friday. Nov II, to tho Ghost and bcat
biddor for cash. tho collateral security mentioned Ia said
noto, to.wlt,
cortaia noo. uado BY Isaac Crosby to tho ordur q,
Marin t. Illiard, and by hsr indorsed ia blank; said
note being OF tho amount Of a2o co., datod March 18s
and duo la!oru year tsEcAo with interest 1t
tho rata OF por cent Per anuut payable 1o annually
said noto boiuE secured by Trust pod to Thomas H.
snydor OF dato With said noe, pu tho following do
sobod property that part ot thu south half ~ ut Hou-
ton tivo To-. Township Ihfy-seyen t3N, Forth RAngo
fonrtoon H. which lies west Of tho Chicago, Rock III.
anu 4 pAoIho Nulruad. HAMMOND i GAGE,
Legal holders Of sAid note,
, 1873-11-10
An Indiana Ollnrlvnris

From the Indianapolis Sentinel. Nop. 9.
Blk young ladies', III the vicinity Of Blackford'n
Grove, took OH tila habilimonts Of tho stcrnar
sox a,id wopt forth to moat brldo md brde.
groom with tin pans (no oiD to give charivarl
ncreuado. The people Of tho house captured
The lot, took them to tho light, and caused thoM
to fool very much ashamed OF their foollshneas.
, 1873-11-10
The Great National Billiard Tourna-
ment to Begin This Evening.
Joe Dion and Snyder and Ubassy and Dos-
sungcr will play lilo lnau-
gural Games.
Review Of tho Championship Sou
=: son of 1873.
The Boston tired Stockings" Again
=. Win the Pennant.
The Six Great Professional Mines Of Noxt
=, Yoar.-.11lo Chicago Team.
BILLIARDS..

: rrr anrAr NATIONAL TnnnxAbfrrr
~ ,,,t,,o ri,a rvi,1 H., ao,,no,oa .,,t,
oYenlhg a. hdngepnry hlua'o hall. Ihofe aro
eight contestants for tho prizes, which amount
to 5000, and twenty-eieLt games will have Ia
bn n1nvad ar,l,a,va of t,,o ,,,,o, ,r,;c, ,., ~
e w., ~ ~ eA4'o' "oion AuNs ~
14auo neeoeaAsy W tos, oetofe n fesnts oan 90
reached. A medal of honor Wilt added to tho
emonmootH Of. tho winnor Of tho ilrat prizo.
The gamos will bo played upon ditroront makes Of
.aptos' 70 oe aupplieo ps the mannfaeturors con-
.[.oos'ns toward tho PRIZE fnnd' Tho players arc
Ubassy, Garnior, Cyrille Don DAILY, Doss,,nger,
Joseph Dior, Snyder, add slossolca finer dold
than wns ever beforo brdnabt topothor. Tha
atrupcte wh;c< A. No. Wi, r.s astos,,,;.,oa T.,
1auos ~ ~ ~, ~" 'otA "Ao uotul =, -
.1sUr NV VI dasnier Will be ronowed III Chicago,
with every possible ;;inducoment for every player
player m osrt,r,1or l,os n .troro ;,taro.t. l.,
rodoor .,,ss F ,..N 49,. ~ e.to"e -ns'tess NV ~
aug MS tosl 1ooting' Ne fofef
W 'JbaRsy, who III Juno wholly dBappoint-
cd 'ihe high expectations raised by Ills superb
p' ny previous to the Nav Yorl, tournamont. h
nas hcon II, c,,io,eo ,r,n H.. ,,sst t.rc s.o.,
roct;cing - ara H. a,, .Ig pIgs 'mo "eeks.
;jl Gar'or a6 n ~ IL H. tuss 9agef
mior as ta .sor IL ra1;'a ~ ~
son nasa."e n 'e - ", 1.4..a s 1unn, 1, In!y, oioR.
nratonsiona ~ - ,n:I, 49, a. nAtr mn una
tnant - ~ w, -. l.; ~ l., arnM o,at tla manage
N1iIo Gaar,, 10 ~ vas hande, mr..
mttinriv ~ 4a .rtootto n!1 ene5glos nnro-
rangamerfu hav,pt, ~. ~; " .np uesaneu ar-
eIner;nnnod n,d ~. a eoaolutof no iess
Sfr ran Fo,ov NV manager than
.,rTr,v, ~,
Yosterdov aftornoon w ,ha a1 ~ ta,A4Enb' "a ,.s
of 10 @ Tue managers md players
, 1873-11-10

aciy to t'uslr. examine, and Inquire intn mat
to!rf eeleuee for a''d enlightenment: : Whoa ~
er:I,E limt why md to TINT extent as
Darwinfsn,. OF, moro properly Bpcaking. Monkey
ta,n, proves, tim, think, word Of common
Hcn3o M M interpretation IL not otltroly out OF
tho way. = @. q. LuNnDEna.
, 1873-11-10

Palmer House,
tho finest hotel In tho world, ia now opou Price for
board for the present mouth, s. per day.
, 1873-11-10

THE SUPREME C1uRT,
SrtriaE L;:.ctth Ia fhs t., go Tribune.
OTTAWA. Nov. 8,-T1o followts.*n - ts.t -t,s-- -;
, 1873-11-10

It will be noticed In the List Of names enunor-
led below that in the Ohicagos and Boatons
here will bo no player who Ii native OF the
place, or WAS member OF an amateur nine In
.tl,ar nifs, r.
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ahANul.s Ai..4AA.NDn.., And MAN
ASSA~ ia i.kOAD.
HDTIpit. AfI.v FI,Al\S

~
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS. i
On and ate, SUNDAY, Mar. ath- 1879: t.o
saiiv passenger trains win run between wash
.NGION and Lynehnurs ell, citing doub ia '.",-'
y connectlons through between New YORK
nd New ure sns. Al e., ,inn>v lille connection
is made by mail train with the Chesapeake a?d
uiiiaa,aiiroad daily. Sunday excepted to Rich
aond, siaGnttn and th. WlSl. at l. nchburA
With Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio isailtoad'oi
the West and Southwest. and at Washington
Or The North and Aetihw est has
leave w string e,ns daiIN at Z .G5 m and G-5t
M. and Alexandria al s 10 a. IN. and ! p. m
arriving at Lynchburs at4.SD pm. and ~
4. -fFss l-
sheave Lynehhurg al 9 40 a. m and s.. 0 a. M.
arrive at.A lexandriaat6 Is p. and II, 90 m
and at Wasfington al us p. IN. and II. %
M. H1ere
Fer Manassas Divisio, leave Washington
tally (cxccepting undav) with main line train
IS .05 q.n: and. Alexand. ia at s. ~ III. i'av@
aana-s>S Jun ctlnn at 9.55 ant: after ARRIVAL OF
mai,l line hxpress tain from Lyhcbbu,s, cs'i
meet a s tiasou g Fer Winchester and all Pr Ut
on Baltimore ana Ohio X. X. and n i've IA
Harrisonburg at II p. m.. thence by Hartman
Cos stag. lines to Staunton, Rawley Springs
&c.- ta
re- Eastward, leave Harrisonburg at $40
4. M: connect at Strasdurg with trains to and
from Winchester arrive at Manassas at 8 ID
a, IN. in time for mail train South on main line
to Richmond. Lynchbufg and the South. and
connecting with northbound Express to Alex
andria making the p. m. train from Wash
ington to Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. fslsaS
Va Leaving iarrisonburg at 3 40 a. m. and
Winchester at D Il. NJ. arrive at RchmondN al
$50 p. m. Lsnchburg at q. so p. m and View
York at oi2 p. III. same day. Leav4 LYNCH.
burg at 3 a. N. arrive at Harrisouburg at II
p; m. and Winchester at2. 80 p. m. with good
connections forward to all the West.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and Lynchburg
Also. cars through between Baltimore and
Lynclibu avoiding the incon senienee gftrans-
fer in Washington
Through tickets nd baggage checked to all
prominent points.
J. NJ BROADUS.' 81
apr s1S-tf.s General Ticker Agent.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
jTRASBURG AND BALTIMORE ACCOM-
DATION. -3

On and after Nov 18th 1872 Trains, will
run as follows: q
Mail Leave Baltimore 500 a. IN. Harpers
Ferry Ito p. m. and Arrive at Strasbur2
l,50 p. IN.
Fast line Leave Baltimore at 4,3G p. M
arrive at Harpers Ferry at 7,42 p. n. leaves
Harpers Ferry 100 a. m. Winchester 9.5t
q. N. and arrive at Strasburg II 80 a. nj
connecting with both .. A. & NJ trains.
Mail leaves Strasburg $40 a. II: Harper
Ferry at 80 p. IN. ana arrive at Baltimore
at 4.05 pm.
Fast Line leaves Strasburg at l,2j p. N.
connecting with both o. A. & NJ. trains. a
Strasburg Junction. arriving at Harper:
Feary at $50 p. IN. connecting with fasl
line west. and G. P. 6 St. L,lis Ezoce'S
east arriving in Baltimore at $40 p. m.
L. N. COLE,
uly eff General Ticket Agent.
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RGIN1A TELEGRAPH COMPANY

RGIN1A TELEGRAPH COMPANY
ALEXANDRIA VA
StoeSholders in this Company will please take
notice that the follow ing acting agents are the
only authorized persons to make collections Of
money for this Company viz.
MOSES WALTON Director Woodstock.
COL. G. W. MURPHY Agent Mt jackson.
CAPT. &. 3. SAMUEI.S {. .. Front ROYAL.
a. d. lRiCk Director ilareisonbsre.
ROBT. BEVERLEY President, Plains.
VIM Il. TAMS Agent Staant.n.
When they collect. the. win also furnish the
party paving them. with a certificate OF Stock
Money paid to any. other persons except myself
Will not be recognized.
GEORGE c. WEDDERtCRN
Secretary ami Treasurer.
Harrisonhurg Register please copy
Feb. 23-tf.
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@R. RAILWAYS

z SARSAP AH!lI.A INSOLFENT
Has made the most stonishing cures, So
QUICK so rapid ere the changes the body under
goes under the influence o tn is truly wonder
ful medicine that
Every lay an Increase % Flesh and
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

London Patnch defines woman as
ga creature endowed with self ornamen
tai instict. ess
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Busgiar-.Pr0uf BANK .AFEs,
FIRST CLASS.
KY AND CoMBiN ALTON L OK
BANK VAULTS, DOCKS AND FRAMES.
Over u, }0o in Use.
TESTED IN POO FIRES.
DS First Class Clouds at Inw Prices -syzT
Send Tor illustrated Catalogue and Price
List,
refer to First National Bank. Lynchburs
Nstlnnal Bank and Peoples Saving Bank of
lynch bun G; al the Bank. in Baltimore: Treas
u.y Department. Washington, d. Z.
Also see near refere: ces:
SHENANDOAH COUNTY BANK. Woodstock
j. W. BANNER. fll..
BANK OF WARREN. Front Royal.
NEW MARKET SAVINGS BANK, New
Market.
PAGE COUNTY BANK, Luray, Va.
BANK OF BERRfvILLE.
UNION BANK, of Winchester.
NATIONAL BANK of Harrisonburg.
NARRENToN BANK, Warrenton Va,
BANK OF CULrEPER. Cupeper c. Ii. Va.
CITIZENS BANK OF Charlottesville. Va.
GEORGIA LOAN & TRUST co, Atlanta.
oCOFIELD ROLLING MILL
WEST q EDWARDS,
L. B. LANDLORD, I.
JOSEPH E. JOHNSON & o. sa. a,ab
PALMER & DEPISH, s.
o. j. MATHENsON. Auousta
BRANCA, SCOTT & co. :.
ATWOOD & LAMPKIN. Rene
,HRANE & MAGUlRE.
GRIFFITH. CLiYGN. L. co
wv. WOODRUFF 4 Co. Knoxville Ten.
ilLFORD. 6 CO.., ..... 81 Macon.
DIN AGNEW & son. Columbia, $. e.
a, ~
M II q N ELION. Chester. s. {
y a ! iCN Al 4. Chester. S. {
loco IN BALTIMORE; 200 IN RICH
MOND.
W >sHI> eToN. ID. {. Feb 49, 1872
.,L H. MiLLka. Esq. Millef's Safe and Iron
Work.
Dear Sii:- We have at las: got our Sac
. yinr make Out al the .u,ns of the Upera
itHu'e u'1td I'VE II ont tbs since. 1t passed
though the entire fire and has been in thu
Sm"uide'lng ruins ever since. 1t affords u,
pleasure to state tina the con tents were eutirr.
y nninjarcd, and toadd anoiF proc, to thp
superiority OF Your safes. The Safe was Az
old one in use some II or "A years.
BERRY Il WALL
over 2 0 siTiia letters have been received
proving the utter impossibiIity 10 destro, the
contents OF a Miller SAFE. 1900 new in use
aud test o rs years before The public as a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

a schoolboy defined appetite by ex-
claiming, when | am eating I'm 'appy,
and when am done I'm tight.
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1871. 1871.
4 LANTIC SIS>IPPI INE
u 10 RAIL WAY. ~.
The Great Passenger Reout


.ITLANTIC .SIS~IPpI .INf
u 10 RAILWAY. ~
The Great Passenger Reou1
TO livery PART OF THE COUNTRY.
The 'hree Railroads heretofore existing be
tween Norfolk and Bristol. Tenn, having beer
Con.c idated under the above name. is now pre-
pa to offer such inducements to
TRAVELLERS,
as will make i: to their interest to patronizr th
GREAT VIRGINIA Rail. EOAD LINE.
Close connectle ms made at Norfolk. Va, with
the Baltimore Steam Packet Company, and with
other Rail Roads connecting at Pete rsburg
Burke ville,. Lynchburs and Bristol. Tenn.
This route offers every facility to the travelling
public.
Baggage checked through. and time and ratei
Il good as by any other route.
First class. second class and emf gr ant tickets
on sale. for nearly all prominent pointsin the
1nited States.
HureerM Iva l. Tenn. Div. Lynchburg,
Va, or address
Ten. Pass enger Agent,
Feb.-3 1castle or Lyncbburg, Va
YTIOLINS Flutes. acco, dtnns, with Pre-
Z ceptors also Violin strings and bows.
Guetar strings. &c. ALWAYS ON hand, aid at the
lowest prices al BARG ELT'S.
FAMILY BIBLES, Pocket Bibles. and
L Ttstanents. also all the HYMN Books in use
for sale at Publishers prices, at BARG Fits.
DLANK BOOKS in every variety
ID Memorandum books. Time books, &c. also
PAPER AND ENVELOPES, cheaper than
ever, at BAkGELTS.
THE GENUINE RODGERS SPOONS
1 Butter Knives, Forks. Soup Spoons
warranted and lower than ever at B ARG ELT'S.
TrLGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES
T. Swiss ana English watches, s aay ATT 80
hour clocks, with large and splendid stock
OF Jewelry. Fine and common just received
and ready for sale at
apr. lS--tf W. ii. BARGELT'S.
Ii. the latest miscellaneous books. as well
/ N the standard works. in store and for sale
at PUBLISHERS prices a, BARG ELT'S.
MosEs WALTON. GEO. NJ. BosuA
PRESIDENT CASHIER
SHENANDOAH COUNTY
B a III. r
WOODSTOCK Ap,ill6th, 1872.
NEARLY OPPOSITE the NATIONAL
HOTEL,
BUSINESS HouHs FROM a N To3 PM
Deposits received on which interest will
be allowed when lef TO rtma in for II pero
III three months or more. Special attention
given 10 collections. and prompt returns
| made. lnierna! Revenue stamps Always Oh
hand.
The Board Of Directors meet every Tues
| day a, Q O'Clock 4. NJ. Notes for discount
should be handed 10 II G Cashier on Aionda
evening.
apr lG-tf.
NrrEn,s Ew,,u.Nf,r
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

F'FsT IN MARKET:
The Subscribers take g"eas pleasure in
'nn"uncine that they ave just received the
largest, handsomesi and most complrt,
STOCK of
SpHIA-G IND SUMNER GONDS.
hey have ever shown in this market Con
listing o'al, the cho'ct novelties OF the season
OUR CALICOES ARE
unusually rrett, AID stylish and cannot TAI
to please aisoa full line OF
LADIES' AND CENTS FINE Shoes
in endless variety
MEMS AND BOYS HATS
nfevery desc ription. splendid line of
FINE F.4NILI GROCERIES
including lot Of the
Genuine Porto Rico Molasses.
->"lneth,n@ seldom 5rouah. to this market. 1t is
sistless ir attempt to enumerate all the hand.
>"nie and elegant articles that go to make up
'ui !arg. aud CAREFUL,
Selected Stock. Only Cab
and how pretts they are, and how cheap
we are SELF g them
p. J. FRAvEL; 4 Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

The best and most eflectual Truss known fo,
49, cure and relief OF Hernia or Rupture This
Tr' has received the sanction OF the most emin.
eas hySlcIanS aud Surgeons OF this country
va do not hesitate to ommend it to those al
hlcted with Hernia as bieng superior all others.
1T is the only Truss that will retain the Bowei
with any certainty, and the wearer can feel as
Sured that he Is using remedy that will be al
all times safe and efectual in its ope, ations.-
vi this we guarantee entire satisfaction to all
who may come under our treatment
Ladies SIX Elastic Abdominal Belts for Cor
puiency, falling ofthe Womb. aud as support to
the Back ard Abdominal Muscles Anklsts,
Knee CAPS and Stockings for Varicose Veins.
Ulcers aud Weak Joints.
Shouidei Braces for Ladies. Gents and children
for the cure n STOPPING o. the shoulders and as q
chest expander.
Pile instruments. the most superior articles in
use-ifght. easily adjusted and effectual. instru-
ments for all physical dcformities-curvatureo of
the spine bowl"gs, club feet, &c.
Ladies' apartments with Lady A ttendants.
Agent for Clements Celebrated Artificial
Limbs.
Agent fnr Grandal's Patient Rubber tipped
Clutches.
Agent for Dr.. Babcock's S liver Ute, inc Sup
porter
Agent for pr. Wadswolth's Stem Pessary
Orders promptly attended TO.
s. MARSH
No. 80 W. Baltimore Street
BALTIMORE, Md,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

When may a ship at sea be said not
to be on water! When she is on FIRE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20
HEALTH REALITY

: - : IT Z r u II . ETA q L N =
Strong and pur" rich -lncreaseof flesh
and weight--Clear SIX in and beautiful complex
on to all, ~ ses7..-- fz- zs4r. ''
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PROMsSCUANA.

p Gen. Butler SAYS ''this is bad year
for the righteous J."
] was raised IN opulence, but I moved
away from there long since.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

Henry Ward Beecher says that q
poor man with plenty of "cheek" will
get along better than a modest man
with $4,000.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

Col. Tom Scott is said to contro
$4,000 worth Of railways.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

Railroads have now three gauges
"a broad guage, narrow guage, and
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20
Gen. Pass anger Agent,
Feb.-3 1castIe or Lyncbburg, Va

yTIOLINS. Flutes accol denns, with Pre-
ceptors also Violin strings and bows.
Guetar strings &C. alwavson hand, AID at the
lowest prices al BARGELT'S.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-03-20

In Norfolk an an old record has just
been published, showing that in 174e
the preachers Of Virginia were paid in
tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-23
COTTON MARKKTa.

PaovDRxoE AUG 22-otton--wceG-ae, receipt. 40 bsle
255oiioa gas Log 81, MSaliny' i5ei9 -
no b,les. MA }gl bales
ST. Logs Aus 22co,ol que sui nom niii Mit.ng ls'sc,
t6sRLrsfos. Aug s2Co.ton quiet Mdinug' l7Aa net
bales wcek-net receipts 1887 bai gross 1867 bales sales.
lLyesTos 22cot'on quiet AM nominal Good ofia'5y
bles stock $685. bales. wenet receipts iSo bales exports
soasisise, $50 tsei. sales. zoo .aies. ~ ,
Bosros Cotton gsa, sni strong hd HS 2o's EC.
receipts 81 bales sales 200 eas,i oeS 100 bales Tee-
6e fseeph S'5 sro 2'lS bales eI0'Fs-'o ufsa B7'aa'
2lO bales exorcoissse 80 bales; bale; soca 1872
bales; weekne. receipts. lOO6 bales erorseoas.se l215
MosTcSgaaY Avg 22.cot,on suiet little ioes Low Nd
saSss 2io ssl:.;; 1873 las bales
MoBg Aag 22-c;oa 9q hdiln,s l82i Los N1anas'.
coasss l9bs sales 100 bales stock O2l oaesi weeslynes
Yxw.oalEAS. Aug acknowledged limited Niilus..
Vs. I2 5s ai' . s. 200 800 S a 81 ,@ 800 5. e
ezpo Gr,a Bili1 oSe7 az 5Asi 20 TIE continent O' 'A''
Co,tcn steady; Mddlngs Isle; receipts
2l9 baes shipments go 9a.., oes o. i Is roo,. 1t
Aug s,Hf5i sda9' is 81 oe re
l5l se e' All q '; Mii,r, ,e ne, ...io.
1876 273 bales; eTpseoastsi's - bes slls %
bales, ,; .S oSt 9S s5s bales ,iie si6 bales
Al s S.s. Te s i5 o7 i ss. .o s s s
i59 6al 1878 e7s 6'e'' Wssky-FeosOt' 4o3 bales ship
MevPa, Aug % dull; Miilrgs. lac recruits l76
be shipments 40 bales; stock 1872 2,1l3 h 1873 Obs
bales receipts LILO bales; shipments, 1887 baesi sales.
$500 bales - 49,, 50, 80
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22COttoD qlei Miiihngs, l9A92Oe;
reekiy-net receipts ,i9S bales gross. 2.2ij bales
SELMA 22CO0lNeeky receipts, - bales; sApmeots IL
bales stock 1872 80 bales; 1873 222 bales
NoREoK Aug 22Cotton dgl rothag doing; Low Mdilnrs.
49, receipts 26yba srortscosstwse 40 hae 60
bales. stock $50 bales seeEret receipts 2s5i bales srOOds
eoastwiSe 3l0S bales. sses 800 bses
POiNT, 22-lOitol We-k net receipts 20 bales.
Aug % Cotton dull! Low Mi1ilnss 10 ~ Seeiy
receipts 80 shipments 23O b4es sales, 20 bes stock.
1872 ia bales 1873. JIG bales.
Macon Aug 22-Cottn-week -recsi1, 81 bales sipmsnt
bales: stock 1872. 40l bales; 1878 l5ji Da'e,