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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property,

The undersigned wishing to change his
location. will offer, at public sale at his
| residence, on
TUESDAY, DEC. 2sd, 1873,
his per Qua. property, which is as follows:
q head OF horses, 3 milk COWS, l yoke OF
thoroughly broken oxen,
IA HEAD OF YOUNG CATTLE,
hogs, 20 sh oats, four horse wagon. |
two horse wagon, buggy, ] spring
wagon, OK cart, | fine sleigh. 6 sets OF
horst ,eArs,2 ldies.l Thresling machine,
l reaper. A variety of good farming i'm
plements and carpenters tools, | circular
saw. And at the same time and blace /
will sell
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FUR
NITURE,
beds and bedding. ! cooking stove { paror
stoves and | seven plate stove, fine Rose
Wood Piano and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SHE:
A credit of nine mouths viii be given
Oh all sums over five dollars with interest
from date, buff paid within six months
no interest will be demanded, on all sums
of five dollars and under the cash will be
demanded.
1t. o e. BILLINGS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-12-18

OhANGE3, Lemons Raisins, Dates.
- Figs, Prunes, Citron, Currants, and
Cocoaht!ts all just: received FRESH ana
for sale by
Dec. lS-tf. B. SCHMITV
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DIR. RAILWAYS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

perfectly ta.eless elegantly coated with sweet gum
purge, regulate purify, cleanse and strengthen. Rad
ways Pills the of l sorders OF the stomach.
Liver, Roweia Kidneys, Risdder, Nervous Diseases
Headache. Constipation Eustireness Indigestion. Dys
pepsia, Bousness, Bilious yeser. Inflammation of The
Bowela Piles, sGG oil D.s Ansstnepts OF the Internal
yiscerA Warranted Ia etect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable containing 40 mercury minerals or deetert-
Gus drugs
tenn from ell ansd disordsrs Price % cents
per Box SOLD BY DEJUtiISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE, Send letter
stamp to RADWAT i co, No g Warren 81, New
York Information worth thousands will be sent You
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-12-18
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATE.

: WASHINGTON, December 11-Mr
Carpenter was elected President pro
ten BY the following vote: Carpenter
80, Thurman Is, Bland 2.
MIR. Gordon, of Georgia, introduced
bill to repeal the section of the bill OF
March Sd, 1878, forbidding the free
transmission of periodicals, magazines
and newspapers through the United
States mails, and restoring that priv
lige. Referred to the post~oflice and
Post Roads committee.
The committee on transportation te
to the seabord have authority to hole
sessions during the recess, when they
please, with power to send for persons
and papers.
The bill removing the political dis
abilities of Thomas S. Boceck, of Vir-
GINA, John III. Reagan, Of Texas, an6
others, was passed
Note.-This is not the genera
amnesty bill which passed the House
Adjourned. Ss.s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-12-18

Il TRAVELLING BASKETS.
SEWING BASKETS,
CARD BASKETS.
FRUIT BASKETS.
LUNCH BASKETS,
STRAWBERRY BASKETS,
AND CHINA BASKETS.
+, all cheap at B. ScHMrrrs.
dee. 1S--tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-12-18
Kidney g Blc<Eaer Corn pra:,,ts,

Urinary and Womb disease Gravel, Diabetes Dropsy
Stcppaga OF Water IncOntionce of Urine, Brghts bis
Albuminuria, and III all cases where there
brick dust posits the water Is Thick cloudy mixed
with substances like the While Of egg threads like
white silk, there Is morbid. dark bilious appear
ance and white boneiist deposits. and when there ~
prieking burning SENSATION when passing water and
pain In the Small of the Back and along the Lons
IsInsof Of I2 Years. Grotc.h
Cured By Ists1Uay's Resident.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-12-18
health! bEAlBTY!!
STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-IxCREAsE
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL.
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen aid Felt.

Every drop of the sARsAPARILLIAN REsoI.-
VENT Communicates through the Blood. Sweat Urine,
and other Fluids and juices OF the system vgor OF
life. for it repairs the of the body with new and
sound material Scrofila Syphilis, CONSUMPTION,
dlandnlar disease u!cers.n the throat. Mouth, Tu-
Nodesin the Glands aid other parts the system
Sore Eyes, Strumorods discharges from the Ears and
the worst forms of Skin diseases, Eruptous, Fever
Sores, Scald Head Ring Worm Salt Rheuin. Erysipelas
Acne. Black Spots Worms in the Flesh. Tum0rs Can
in the Womb and all Weakening ARD painful dis
charges Night 5weats loss Of Sperm and ali wastes of
the life prnciple are within the curative range OF this
wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and days will
prove to any person using Tor either Of these of
disease its potent pa7veT TO cure them
II the patient, daily becoming reduced By the wastes
and decomposition that is continually progressing,
ceeds in arreStrg these wastes and repairs the
with material made from healthy biood-end this
the sARSAPARlLLIAN will ana does secure-s cure
Is certain; for when this remedy commences its
work of pllrtcation, and succeeds in diminishing the
loss OF wastes, repairs will be rapid AMI every day
the patient feel himself growing better and stronger
the food digestng better appetite improving and flesh
and weight increasing
Not only does the SARsA sARILLIAN REsotvENr excel
ali known remedial agents il the Chronic Sero
fulous CONSTITUTIONAL anG SsiG diseases; Dui il ths
only positive
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WlNE SETS $500 to 500
~ China Mugs from S cts TO so cts each |
China Vases from Gets. to $3.50 per pair.
China Cups and Saucers, from 1Octs to 81. 90
China Boxes, ;. IOrts. to 81 35
Toilet SetJs, sI.5) 10 2oD
at B. SCIIarTFs. dac tat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
Touching Letter,

The schoolboy who writes the follow.
Ing letter exhibits a degree of affection
ate solcitude lest his parents should be
worried about his health which is very
charming:
"dear Ma. wright two tell you am
very retched and my chilly blains is
worse again. have not made any pro
eress and don't think shall. | an
sorry to be off so much expense but l do
not think schulz is Of any good. One
OF the fellows has taken the crown hout
of my new hat for target. said you
would not like it, lie has also borrowed
my watch to make water wheel with the
works but it won't act Me and him have
tried to put the works back but We think
there is some wheels missing as it won't
ft. hope Matildas cold is better. ]
am glad she Is not at schulc. l think !
have got consumson The boys at this
place are not gen,lmen but I suppose you
did not know that when you sent me !
will try not to get bad habits The trow
Eers have wore out On the nnes. | think
the tailor must have cheated you. The
buttons have also come of and they are
tore in the back don't think the food is
good, bat should not mind it if i was
stronger. the piece send you is off the
beef we had sunday but on other days
It is more strincgy. There are black bee
les in the kitchen and sometimes they
cook them in the dinner which cant be
wholesome when you are not strong l of
the boys has tanned one not a cooked a
raw one and it will dance when YOU wbis
tic down in coal mine which make
him think Of his happy home. Dear
Ma, | hope you and dear papa and sisters
are enjoying of yourselves and do not
mind me being 50 uncomfortable because
do not think shall last long. I am
Yours afeetiona'e JOHNNY.
up. S.--Please send me some money
Ni owe eight pence. If you cannot
spare 1t think can horro~ OF boy
who is going to leave az the half quarter
and hen he won't ask for it back praps
you would not like me to be under oh
ligashun us his parent is traids people
and I think You deal at their shop. he
Lent me some last half and i think he
told them at the shop did not mention
It as dessay they have put it into your
BILL"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
Troy PROPERTY.

"iIere i. the place to get your money back"
The Poensalot property on Main, Cherry and
Union streets, three store rooms, one fronting on
Main and Cherry streets, the other two fronting
on Main street. all one-s.ory frame buildings /;
and on the same lot and Immediately back of the
| tore room the corner Of Main and Cherry is u
one-story frame dwelling with 4 rooms. This
property occupies the very best location in the
town Of Troy for any Kind Of mercantile bust
ness, and will be sold at very low figures and on
terms exceedingly generous. If you desire the
best business stand in Troy you will find it to
your interest to be up and doing, else you will
lose bargain worth having.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
CuriOSiiieS OF OrthOgraphy.

A writer in the Cincinnati Times and
Chronicle remarks that some Of the
spelling that an editor has TO encounter
Is enough to harrow up his soul and
freeze the m1rrow in his bones:
A young lawyer in an interior city
early one merning locked his cffice door,
and left upon it this mysterious legend (:
"Gone to brcxfus."
In small New England town q drug,
gist was surprised and disturbed to re,
ceive, at tho hands Of dirty looking
customer, the following prescription
"Pleas Civ the bare sumpthin to fzck
him Is cts worth"
During the war, a letter, written BY q
rebel soldier to his sweet heart, was cap
tured, wherein the writer ssid: "We
will lick the yanks two morrer if goddle
nifty spares our lives"
Rufus Cboate, or somebody else, said
that the why's of Providence aud tht
decisions Of petit jury are past &c
counting for. We may safely say thu
same Of tho spelling of the latter since I
Pi,tsburg jury handed up to tho judge I
communication endorsed, ITO the ouor
able gug."
The proprietor Of q country store onc'
worked himself into brain fever endeav
oring to make eligible the following
note, given TO him by a small boy, the
son Of one his customers:
'mis'er Cream
"Wuut you let my boay hev par
Of Easy toad shux?"
However, he was probably not mor'
horri6ed than the schoolmas,er who re
eeived q let er from man who wrote:
II have decided to inter my boy il
your scull.
The letter which one person wrote t,
IN editor, when discontinuibg his paper
contains internal evidence Of the truth
Of its assertions:
II think folks orient TO spend thei
nunny for paypur, my dad diddent, ev
erybody sed he was the intelligentes
man 10 tho country and had tho swarscs
family Of boiss that dug taters.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
An kARas BrlNM.

A good story is told OF q parrot who
lad slssys lived on board Of ship. but
sho escaped at one OF the Southern
ports and took refuge in church
Boon sfterSsrd the congregation Assem-
b!ed, end the minister began preaching
20 them in his earnest fashion saying
ssere WAS no virtue in them. that every
one Of .hos would 20 to he'll unless they
speedily rcpented d Just as be spoke the
sentence, up spoke the parret from his
hiding place:
"All hands below!'
To say that "al hand.' we're startled,
woIld be q mild cay of putting it. The
beculisr voice aud unknown source bad
much mofe effect on them tbsn the par
sons voice ever had lie waited a mo.
fuent and then, a shade or tso paler, he
repeated the warning.
"All hands below !" again rang out
from somewhere.
The preacher started from his pulpit
aud looked anxiously around, inquiriog
If any body had spoken.
"All hands below = was the only
reply. at which the entire panic.s,ricken
congregation got up. and moment after
they all bolted for the doors, the preacher
trying his best to be the first, and during
the time the mischievious bird kept up
his yelling
"All hands below r.
There was one old woman there who
~ss lame, aud could not get out 80 fast
ns the rest, and n a short tinc she was
left entirely alone. Just as she was
about to hobble out, the parrot few down
and, aligh,ing On her shoulder, Ugair
yelled in her ear:
"All hands below !"
mo, no, Mister Devil p shrIeked the
cd woman, you cant mean me. dom
belong here, I go to the other church
across the way."-New Orleans Advo
rate
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
2 Lots in Troy.

a COOL piece Of property in
Troy-2 lots, dwelling house and
enclosed with good fence, on a fin
commands splendid view Of the
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22

The Places Herald says: Not over
ffty miles east Of Auburn. on the line Of
the Cen'rsl Psci6s railroad, there lives
a man whose sense Of hearing is noe eery
acute, as w'll sfpcar from the follor
ing:
The individual under consideration
was hunting for game about mile dis
tant from his residence, when grouse
few up and lit on tree on the hillside ;
and a; the same moment traveller sp
preached and inquired the distance to the
tcxt station.
Deaf man. (pointipg) He few right
up there. Tiaveler-'Hos far is it to
the next station? T.? Deafman-'1e lit up
there Traveler-'You must be a d-n
fool Deafman--'Yes, there is q great
many around here this time Of the
wear"
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
Lot in TROY.

Lot No. IS in Troy, a good property Of
lots, dwelling with rooms, nice yard, horse an
cow lot, young orchard Of select fruit, goo
garden, in n desirable part Of town, on a FL
street and commands n fine view of the tow,
At low figures and terms to suit the purchase
Buy before the ST L Il X r X is completed, an
thereby secure yourself handsome profit.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22

This house for ssil," was the en-.
Eonacenent a traveller saw nailed oves
the door of q humble dwelling in New
Hampshire. Ils called the proprietor to
the door aud gssvely inquired: When
is you. house going to ssil?' "Whes
seo.e fellov comes along who can raise
the sind" responded the man wish ssly
t,iutle is his sye, end the traveller S0oveH
noarnfully o..
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
HOTEL,
TROY, MO-
TUORNHILL 4 BVSWELL, Pr0pr'S.

THIS is . frst-cla.. hotel, furnished in good
i style and its table supplied with the best the
market sfords. Strangers stopping in Troy will
End here all the comforts Of home.
The BAR i. stocked with strictly prime Ii.
quors, such as Brandies, Whskies. Wines, Ale,
Gin, etc.. also the finest brands of Cigars.
api25nI7
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
lOl' Acres

2 miles east Of Cha ntilla, log d
2 rooms, meat house and excellent ci
of stock water, 40 acres in cultiva
figures AMI o. easy terms.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
100 Acres
200 Acres
1 Lots in Troy.

Nice piece of property in Trc
lots, with comfortable dwelling
yard, &C., on one Of the finest :
Cheap for cash.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22
2lO Acres


Two and half miles north Of Troy on the
Troy and Louisville road, 130 acres in a fine state
Of cultivation, 25 acres in meadow well taken
in timothy, 4 acres in orchard Of choice summer,
fall and winter fruit, and the rest Of the farm in
timber and very rich land. Plenty Of pure
running water through the farm at all seasons
Of the year, at convenient distances from barn
yard, a well OF fine cold water having an average
throughout the year depth Of fl. convenient
to house. Fences all in good repair. The tila-
Bile land il fresh, having been cleared within the
past Is yrs and has been well kept up by the
| clover system Of culture, and Is adapted to the
growth Of wheat, ctrn, tobacco, grass and fruit
| Two story frame house with rooms, kitchen and
meat house, barn, stable cribs and ice house.
The st l. 4 X Rr passes thro' the farm, good
district school within half mile Of house. Price
5000 dolls, 1000 in hand balance in ] and years.
100 Acres No. 10
"a miles north Of Troy, adjoining farm No.
| ls, Az acres in cultivation and very rich land,
never failirg stream Of water runs through the
| farm, spring Of Gne water near improvements
Comfortable cabin, log stable, corn crib &c
81 l. kr runs through this land. The land
not cleared IL splendid soil and heavily tinbored
Near n district school house. Pricc 2,OO0, 200
| In hand, balance in I and 2 years.
80 Acres No. 20
2 miles east Of Troy on Ffenchman's bluff,
80 acres in cultivation, balance in fine timber, rich
soil, comfortable dwelling, stable and out build
ings. Good chance for small home on easy terms.
| ais- Parties wishing to sell or buy will consult
their own interest by calling on us.
Ii
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-01-22

DEFoRE PURCHASING CALL AT OUR
ID SHOP AT THE TAN YARD IN TROY
AND EXAMINE
OUR LARGE STOCK or
Wagon Harness,
Carriage Harness,
Buggy Harness,
Riding Brides,
Blind Brides.
Open-face work do,
Halter Brides,
Halters,
Check Lines,
Back Bands.
Belly Bands,
Bride Reins,
Wagon Martingalcs
Riding do
Breast strops,
Belly Strops.
Hame Strops,
Halter Strops,
Hame Strings,
Wagon Breeching,
Saddle Cruppers,
Horse Hames.
Curry Combs,
Horse Brushes,
Horse Blankets,
Hair Saddle Girths,
Leather Saddle Girths,
Web Saddle Girths,
Trace Chains,
Mule Hames.
Wagon Whips,
Ok Whips,
Drovers Whips,
Horse Collars,
Mule Collars
Side Saddles,
Mems Saddles,
Boys Saddles,
SsddIery Hardware,
Carriage Trimmings,
Riding Whips,
Plow Gear, &c
Ladies',
Gentlemen's,
Boys and Girls
Boots and Shoes
of Every Style
, 1873-06-13

warlod by tho ,tperoauod alligengb and happ!-,
>nses'of the!r omploycs. Mnatdrs' eenI 4 they
Saturday, and enjoy tho <p1oasant COM
pany Of thoir familiou for an afternoon.
But, ah T. thorc'. is no auo pleasant. -rolioE In
store for the unfortunate boofksepor or clerk;
no pleasant rntn!lo with liA sweet domqiacllo,
II til. county tor hip: The music that gresta
ooaselcss scratching OF hla own ron...: Tho ao.f-
improvements and rolAxation that, ho is allowed
is tho brief momont, snatoled before goiug to
bod, and which can't bo embraced with IN aohing
hoad and ,soro eyes, boforo Which arc fitting,
cvcn ln bis dreams, lilo everlasting columns of
II this half-holday, system wero only, tried for
. little, tho benohcial Tosults would DO worry soon
noticedt, and ;thero would not be 80 much OF an
oxcuso Tor thoao who advocate tho Hnle OF llquora
on Sunday! + some inilaentisl oitizon would bqs
recoivo tho .Varmsst thanks !, OF, II tho oioIka
thomsolves would appoint q committee to sound
employers on tue question. somcthing might bo
dono.. -. : WELA1ATIoN.
i CuIoAoo, juno II, '1B7s.
, 1873-06-13
THE BRIDGE-QUESTlON.
10 Tbs Edftor Of The Chicago Tribune: ~
SIN. In your Wednesdays i1auo appoars tho

70 lbs Eiftor Of The Chicago Tribune: =
SIN: In yonr. Wednesdays ibauo appoars tho
following: :, 4, -. !:
It Is becoming very Berious question whether i
whole mile Of strcettratlic uRt coma to Hand-sd
for quarter Of an hour from thirty to forty ttmes
day for the bencft Of ono or two coal md lumber
dealers, while their achoonors pass into tho rivor.
There being tides to interfere with the shipping 1t
would goem TINT certain h0urs OF tho day or night
could DO sot apart for this purpose.
As it acems to be takon for granted by our
courts that all other interosts must give way to
navigation, as far aa navigablo waters are con-
corned, it follows that stroct-tEa1lo must stand
still to lot vessels pass. IT. this is the caas, i.
wouldss desirable to deylBe soma more expo,
ditiouB and common-Benge method Of operating
our bridges than tho exceedingly alow and old.
fashioned method now n,vogue, tAoraby reduce
Ing tho obstruction to lani-trafao to minimum,
: This could be, done, l. respectfully submit, BY
plaolng as each bridge small wator-ongine or
motor (easily obtained from yarious makors) by
lwhich'to turn tho bridge, the power to be fur;
nishod by tho city Water-Works. In this siway
tito hriage-tcndcrn would be relieved from what
is certainly pretty hard physichl labor and
would very naturally, thon open md close tie
bridges much oftoner, and In much less tlao,
than Ia now done, thereby reloiying our. streets
to very great degree. Tho expense would not
bo largo, and I think tho advantages gained
would fully warrant 1t.
This arrangement wan urged by tho writer on
tho then Board Of Public Works, through the
pablo prints. and in private, six or seyen yesrs
! ago. Respectfully, EDWIN LEE DnowN.
, 1873-06-13
Woman, Nlurl crs Iaor; Mother

1"''a"''" ~ + KS ; fs;s p sss e?!F'p'"as's' '"e
Since tho night OIL which RalloH mnr-
dorod tho clefk in this city, there ,l;ti, ias
tlst ocoaaionod by 'facts which have como. to
light within a day or two in regard to tue doetn
nf an old 1YoI1an, Mrs. County, the mother ot
Mrs; Thomas Coming. On Saturday May, ri
Mr. Coming called ut the office of Dr. q. q.
TSn bs hS o DOCTOR to end I'D
laly lying lnsenslblo ona lounge, hor head, :bhes
ior9, and arms boarlng marks Of yio1onco. Ho
askad WHO tho pationt' was, and Mrs. Coming
said In reply that she was m OLD tramp VINO
foregoing night -aho Ind boen allowed
to Sleep in M ! upper room Of tho house,
lad fallon from the balcony, and thus received
her br1lisoB. ), Mira. Coming aslted to hayo her
removed. as she WAS 80 dirty sho did not WISH
her about tho premises: Ihe Doctor soport,Sa s,'9
called upon hlr. Coming aud asked to 500 tho
woman. but on boing informed that sho was ges7
ting bettor, lot tho matter drop. TIE DOCTOR
called once or twlco again, and learned that ha
patient WAS Mrs. Conning'e mother. sho died ~
fow days. and 9wing to the sspG9as o1Ge
examination waa held by the two Drs. Thayer,
who reported that tho marks on ths throat had
been made by human hands, and the bruisef
seemed to have boon made with Bomo blnht IN.
( strumont. On Sunday last, ooronera jur3
listened to tho testimony Of several Witnesses - y
caso ae''0 Of tha most horrible and unnatural eru
city, According 10 tho Witnesses, Mrs. Con
ming and her children wore. in th'
habit Of pounding thu poor old woman
wss 70 ssfa Sf ags he{ noop %opd t ns
with clubs, throw. stonea At: her, and cruoll.
'sbune hor, Mira, Coming often Threatened t
turn hcr mother out Of doors, and sometime
, 1873-06-13
A WcDtoru Farmer

Erolu The DanVlll8 {IH.} 1fnlc3
Tho farmers Of Nov England Yho blast holes
In tho ground to plant fow acros Of boans and
corn hops, doubtless havo imperfect notions Of
The area OF Bome OF our Western farms. Hero
and managos seven thousand acros, while other
farms Of still creator magnitude may be found
il adjoining countios. hfr. John Side1l, Of tho
township bearing hia nano, has . domain Of
loug. aud varies from ono to two miles in width.
Running through it's entire length is the Little
, 1873-06-13
MRS. Long, OF Paris, ILL.,, 'murdor. hcE
rl,s1d utld then Commits GNtctlos-

TIC ,I Ga.etie Is In Iecelpt Of information from
p.,is. detailing dual tragedy which occurred
tharo during tie latter part ot Last week
that q, dsqghef tSs naas o. tna tbe VICE.
81 ooEeL ono Long, became onamored Of young man,
xhoso uauaen our informant could not give, aud
thoy b became botrothod. From this intimate ro.
iatlson, tie widow wes inhaled BY the % %echeminK
s siamo. Tho day Of tholr marriage was set and
postponed until finally the Aenda disappeared,
md the wou,an's nhsmo became tho public prop,
erty Of mlaohioyous gossips. Az the news spreata
o' nn sltitGde thAt nho consigned her offspring to
the vault Of nn clubhouse when 1t was born,