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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

THE WATER SUPPLY.-The Gazette ex-
presses the opinion that it is not necessary
TO proceed to build another large reservoir, al
though the present ones do not hold hut sim
gle days supply, for five or even ten years to
come. This opinion like great many others,
which the Gazette maintains, is very unsonnd.
The sooner new reservoir can he constructed
the better. Our citizens have been compelled
to drink muddy water for too long period OF
time already and they should not continue the
risk of being left without sufficient supply
of water, if any break should occur 10 delay the
operation of pumping for single day. Council
is abont taking steps to sell the bonds of lh'
city, and will proceed with the work as soon al
a sufficient sum shall he realized 10 warrant tn
undertaking.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

FUTILE ATT ACK.-The Every Evening sug-
gests that all persons who feel agGrieved that
they vote for Lo man for member of Council
next Septembr r, who is not pledged 10 vote
against Captain Gallagher in his present posi-
ton as chief CT snccr Of the water department.
After the man fesation of the influence Of said
paper at the ely election last September, the
CAPTAIN certainly has no cause for alarm
Against Alderman Vincent it controlled just two
votes. The enmity Of some papers ispreierable
TO their friend hip.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

NEW CoUNrIEs.-rh The proposition 10 di-
vide the counties In this State SO as to form
five instead of three, seems to meet with some
favor in certain quarters, but we opine it will
be a long time before it will be adopted. The
increase of the number of counties would slim
ulale improvement to some extent, and also
add TO the taxes of the people. New Court
houses would be wanted, new office buildings,
and greater number of ohiceholdeIs. The
workingmen and mechanics us well as certain
ambitious men would be benefited by the
change and taxpayers alone need complain
of the increased burden.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTTR'S OFFICE.

NEw Casrlg COUNTY, May 1. l,,I.
lron thr Application Of Joseph $. Crawford md How,
~ - UNI, Administrations OF AlcSandcr Crawford
'ir "l 'hrSlianu Hundred, IN said COUNTY ,i,crn,r
u 70 ord red hnd directed by the Register That tlr
huh'li nlnf aforesaid give notice oi The grunti, nj
l"i'tiso l Administration upon the Estate of ma H..
ceased "llh Tie date OF granting thereof bv cnn,I,,,
nh''l easements To hr pustud within FORTY ,llys trn,,
te nalc "l such letters, IN six OF the innS ruLi.
I'N'es OF ihe County OF New Castle rcuuiriny Mi
lrlH"h7 hhNhs demands against the estate 10 me-
hch, lho same or hhIdc au Act OF Assrnli, il,
snun ,hT' mai" "ld provided. And also cmnse the
n n ~ ho inserted within The same pcroI i'm thr
nEiAwAht REPUBLICAN,, n newspaper nuhlished II,
wilmington AMI I" be continued tlciein two months
,niNeh under The hand and Seal OF Office OF the
nrs!sifI aforesaid at New Castle, in New Castle
Nounty aforesaid, the day and year above written
,,,.. a. u. diBBs, REGISTER.
nmief., NJ persons having claims against the Estate
VI We u"cr'srd must present the same duly attrsI
~ 'lo a"lnlhSlinlot~ on or before NAV Ith S,5 ar
provided. ~ ''u' "''
lnsFru s. CRAWFORD,
.,,. HOWARD T.. FLiNN,
may | IN ''''''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

hLdisrhhS OFFICE, New Castle Co., Alny Gth 1871
/ pam the application Of ,lames A. b. prTkit,. ~
- 'cht"f o Becky Ann Perkins late OF Win,i,,,tn,,
h ~ san comfy ,dsrrn-u IL In ordered nnI Ii,r
l' hN ihr lteHlhui iilatIli Executor niorcsnI IN,
VIZ co. III" granting Of Letters TESLA
mHN Alth il"h the Estate OF the cccnsrJ WIN
ll" hl" ~ granting hcfrni Ly CuIlsln', ,Iy,,,'
m''5 10 h" posted within forty days from tle ,iti, NJ
"' o''r IN rh 81 The most public places OF mo "a
" ~" '"tH, requiring All persons having ,l.innti.
'S ESTATE Ia rfcarnt the same ~ nbi,lr la
az q y ." " 80 inbli N s'tcl made and r,,iIr
. ~ 80 'h's'i W" same Ia hG inserted Nulin fh.
80 l'i''' ~" DFi-i t.n ltiruutiuAN n i,,,,.
!ei' Pun isAtd IN Wilmington aud TO ls ,,i,I,,,,,
t-r,t4a t"V iHoiiAs ' ave W -" N"'"lh"e'I
- 'Nth uhdei HE hand ,nl SEMI or rni,,, -,
~ ~ '''i ann 'a'.1 1T New Castle in New
-. go '''l - >iuirsaii, the day aud ycn,
~ iyh An rof.oha having claims as,,inst Tia
-, ~ "'' i'''"H'l must present the same ,lnly al
~ ., ~ uu Execution On ur before Nav uth
VI h.le tue Act ol Assembly in such case made
''.i rnoNAhi' JAMES \. u. PERKINS. -
~ ''"''' '"htf, bel. Executor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

ia lu-sEE says: al Is unnecessox, g., -
ehumerate the diseases Tor which iii re sor me
mt Of " .s sea, know OF no disease which vii no,
,bie conI, nso WIN good results. Almost innumry
s blood which can BE- entirely expelled ro IN, IN
i peTlsey 'r ai. use VEGErINE, When the bood
pains ceass naa,%a, the disease rapidly Yields nj
Tie patient curedJ f'oiup's restored, and
nave induced may physicians ami nan aa,iNF,
lies. 80" a'e II III their own fani-
In TACT YEGETINE Is the hest reno,, No.,
S w, and Is the only reliable BIOOD puisrEsIpy,
AID dealers sysryNhsfs. N'' w all D n.ugs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
Has Entirely Cured Me.

Mr. IL. II, srrvrx. BOSTON October, 1870
of va daughter after having severe attack
looping cough, was lett in feeble state OF heaith
nrlhg ADVISED by friend she tried the Npge-
health. ' 10y 'NS'Vie" ~
nave been great sufferer from Rheumatism |
nave taken several bottles of Vegetine for this COM
iiht ana am happy to say 1t has entirely cured me-
ave recommended the Negetine to others with lie
Hus eoou results. Is great cleanser and purliie,
=" ,t'e Doou Is pleasant TO take and can cLeer~
''N recommend H. JAMES MORSE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
Valuable Information.

B"''Hh, DC. u, l6lt
'entItmeH-Ny 1biy object 10 gi,Hyy tfastt,tf
i"ph!a Is 10 trfead valuable iuiVima'ivu ia, l.t
been badly a'iicii WIN san EArlp 4n1 tle Nl,it
euIiact OF ihY hhih btiIg cgszIbJ ~. IA.Lgts exc
Iuttohsi many VI "h4ch "a 4sAr M Y,tsf pa aac
many Of the advertised biUgo litpsthlV,s ann
which wac any quantity u haitapsillia nlfi.gi. 81.
,aihlhg any bsieht, untl cDMmrnre1 ta45ly l.t
v LGEi NE and before had gDIl plslsa VI niFi yyt
ne saw mat had got the right medicine t,ynss
lhthtly followed IN Win II until La1 iaEti te,eg
bottles, when was pronounced d vel man. s,1 M
hhh u smooth aud entirely free from pm Iits and
and attribute II To the use Of yeyetine viii main
lheition also Of the yegetine's wonderful power Of
curing inc OF this acute complaint OF which / haze
suffered ~ intensely. 49,
On. TUCKER. Pas. Agt. Mich. O. R.R.
20 Tyler street, EogtOL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
"HHNJ NEsttFs
90 experience of an
Mkg. WINS al Nnrsn

lie LIE PREStF Tvs SOOTHING SYRIrP ~
PHYSICIANS rIloN OF OF the best Femals
ne1u USE 81 nlfscs In the United States. and Las
ana So. 10 thlrty years with never faiiiniI -, ,
We KS 10y millions OF mothers and chiirsn s tro,
e'' infant OF one week old 10 the MINI, WI ~
cgulat ~ ,'iA ol the stomach, relieves wind cole
S1 m me bowels, and gives rest health nn S cn,
and srst ald child We believe il to be the he's,
nL,ii ~ aud DIARRHGA IN CHIIpnn2
FnlIitr,,r,i,st s RON feething any other cau..
Nom Cenui,, 40, ioi using WI company each bottle
Medsine . Is on the outside wrapper. Id Nv nil
iN.-IVw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
DFGIsTEE' ORDER.
RFGlSrER'S OFFICE,
sew c,srLl COUNTY, May 18th, i

Upon the Application Or Samuel Il. Cleavrr, Al
in aIratoi al John BldIle, late OF 81. Georges
directed by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice OF the granting OF letters OF Adj
tle date OF granting thereof, by causing advertise
lhets TO be posted within forty days from the date OF
sueh letters LII SIX OF the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons having
ueinaIus aghlilt the estate to present the same OF
abide al Act OF Assembly in such case mnir and
provided. And also cause the same to Ice inserted
wlthn the same period in the DEL AWARE RErrHIi-
CAN, n newspaper punished IN Wilmington and Ia
be continued therein two months
- GiTnn under the hand and seal of ONCE of
iLS' the heg1stef Aforesaid, at New Castle. IN New
60 Castle COunty, aforesaid, the day und vear
"pUN t,,tih IS GIBBS, Register.
NOllCE'-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased, must present the same duly
attcsted to the Administrator or before MAY rs
1870, u abide tn Act OF Assembly in such case made
ana provided. SAM FL. Is. CLEANER
.,,.- "a, , Administrator,
S'udi'NNi ioIi Ithnt llcls iunel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
q
scasOnHiIIe.

he. , 'll' sWrlterIng weather every one sbould
N fai'ilht VIVA the value OF GOOD TON iiT POW
~ ,mpitNsiltns aud removing excoriation, Int
t'."itnnauhiy and moisnrss Of the skin A large
,lI t,"',, :" ,hc nhcst quality of French, Enlli.h
'' !" i" lhtb uitctute, tor sale by
H. BklNGHURST a. CO.
Apithecarlts
Corner 9th aud Market street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
DIED

IN Washington, d. c., June 18th, 1874 at $40
a, NJ Garret Lui, aged 20 years, 9 months and
~ this city, on the nth inst, Richard ltry.
hoils, in the 10Th year OF his age.
. IN u, ID Dfahdywine Hundred, May II, lSTl,. sam.
uel Carpenter, in his I'D year.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

also u large assortment oil other articles at low
prices. Agents wanted at Cha,wcks variety
store, No. 200 West Fourth street.
Any one wishing TO purchase property either
improved or vacant lots, will do well TO call on
NJ. NJ. Child ~ Co., No West 18th st. Exchange
Building, before purchasing elsewhere, as they
always have several fine properties not adver
tised. If
For big bargains In boots and shoes go to
l'rettyman's cheap boot and shoe store, l2l
Market street, 81 door below End, west side.
Don't full to stop IN at Prettyman and sec
The bargains he is Offering in boots and shoe
at III market street, ID door below End, W
side
You can buy pair OF mems fine calf long
boots for $3.50, at Pretiyman cheap boot and
shoe store, III Market street. A pair of mems
congress CATERS for Sl50 and other boots
and shoes at the same low rates. 3mo-apl-l1
Dubell has Just received fine line of hats
and caps, on the Spring blocks. If
Dubell keeps the finest selection of boys and
childrens hats 10 be found in the city. His
prices are very low al No. , East Third street.
Tube rose bulbs, flowers and flower seed,
fresh aud good at 305 King street.
Extra Oolong 10 cents per pound, atll f.
4th street, established 1867, Houston & Prizer
Lost.-A lady lost SO note in The market
on Saturday. The finder should restore it, and
show that he has some honesty.
Paralysis. Mrs. Lavinia Conawav, rssid-
Ing at Knowles roads, Sussex Co., died sud.
denly from paralysis, last Monday night.
1t is stated that Mr. Blumgarden has gone
to New York to negotiate for a lire of steamers
TO run to Lewes.
The steamer Ariel will commence making
daily trips between Bombay Hook, Collins
Beach and Philadelphia, on he LIST of July.
RemOrdl,-John d Thompson has removed
from Ninth street to No. 4l3 King street where
he will make harness, saddles, brides, &c.
at reasonable rates.
Shields Library Association. will make theii
third grand excursion to Cape May, on Thursday
July BIRD, on the splendid steamer, "Twilicht,'
leaving Ith street wharf al Goclock A. NJ. sharp
Tickets $40.
The Rev. I'M. T.. OTIS, the pastor of the
West Presbyterian Church. in This city, has re-
ceiyed the degree If Doctor OF Divinity confer
red uron him by The Collcsr OF William anJ
Mary, at irgnla.
Benjamin :. Clark, Father OF Mrs. lacklen
whose house was robbed last Saturday evening
offers slon reward for the rrNtnl ct the goods
stolen.
The Board at Directors ct The r., ". A Il
Il. u. Co, have declared srmi-annual dy
dend OF inur prr cent, on the capital stock n
the company. payable Oh ana after July LIST.
Summer drink In Simnls has his fountain
i'll operation aud d, now dispensing an excel
lent summer beverage, at thr usual rate. Or
hot day his cheer" Will hp found quite slim
ulatiug Try 1t.
Buy Pri:e.--A the Dorchester county Fai
near Fredericksburg, Md, on Saturday week, tn,
prize Of $40 or child's coach, for the hand
soonest baby, was awarded 10 Mrs. J. NJ. Col
lies. 4 tLr.a..,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

D men the mercury hovers in the vicinity or on da
sioes people become much interested III The tbrr.
oneteIs and notice every variation OF the temner
azure An extensive variety of Instruments a. IN
kld' at moderate prices, may be had Of VI '"is
L. BRINGHURST a co
Corner Sixth ana Market streets. d
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
No trouble since using
' E G Il L [ N E

CHARLES rowS, October. ",-n
M eel,lhes that my daughter has always 80, 80.
a,s on leL lace and about her eyes P',vicia,,s
~ u the Erys.pIaS but after havi, 10 tsken
II since, SIN zen troubled with
ClArleslowI AIa.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

Democratic Nomination. nomination for
Sheriff and Coroner took place last Saturday,
and resulted in the choice Of VIM. ii. Lambson
f,r Sheriff, and Richard Groves for Coroner
The vote in this city was as follows:
Sheiiff-Lambson 054, weiteman 80.
Coroner James l.. Cox I76, Richard Groves
3IS, Samuel G.. Pierce lG6.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

ANOTHER walking feat has been commenc'
e in New York by Edward Mu.lln, the
champion ten mile walker. Mullin has uns
dertaken to walk 500 miles i'll six consecu
tive days, the feat which Weston failed to
accomplish. He commenced on Monday
morning the 5th inst, at l2.2l clock; at
the Washington Riding Academy, Sixth
avenue and Twenty.slxth street. The New
York Times Of the 10th says! There Were
but few persons present, and during the day
the attendance did not exceed 90 or 20
individuals. The track was heavy and
inferior to the Rink, where Weston walked
and it requires over seventeen rounds TO COM
pete mile, which renders it necessary for
the pedestrian to make fifteen additional laps
for leach fifty miles Mullen yesterday nc
complished the first fifty miles without Il
rest, in the extraordinary short time OF = hours
and two minutes. lie then, at 40 y. NJ,
stopped for breakfast and rested nearly an
hour. At s:j7 last evening hc had complct-
ed 100 miles. lie seemed slightly lame, and
hmped on the left foot He walked the
next five miles in So minutes and ~ seconds;
the following five miles in - minutes and
Al seconds, and the last five miles in one
hour minute and II seconds. lie then
had TO walk seventeen times round tile CIR,
cult to bring up for short measurement,
and ut - minutes and Is seconds past ~
o clock Tuesday morning he competed thc
ll5 miles, having | minutes and H. seconds
to spare Of the II hours, II having been ~
minutes after = clock the previous day
when he commenced. lie seemed t. be
very much exhausted, ana few believed he
can perform the remainder of hls tourney
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
Notice.

All persons are forbid trusting my wife an, mn, ii,
count, Us will lay NO bills Of her contracting "
,,.....,....,.. ,, WM. GHEFN.
bihHuy"lho iuilurrd, June -, 1911 "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22
MARRIED.

- Oa the 18Th instant, in Hanover Church, hy
reg. l.. Marks, Alfred Adams and Miss Martha
j. Dickson, both of this city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22


VERY few persons, says the Baltimore ia.
sette, know thai the father of tile immense
anthracite iron trade is still living. DAVID
Thomas, the inventor of the blast furnace. is
the oldest citizen of CatlsaQua, on the l.chl-h
river. BefOie his time no one thought OF slurlt-
ing iron anywhere but in the large CITIES, Mr..
Thomas began experimenting, but w,,hUu, -4C-
cess, until lie fonnd the merits of the hot blast.
This was in Wales, in ISL, and from H. itle
furnace, thus erected, las sp,uuc a." -'ctt
anthracite non trade Of PenusI iyiu.t luI, ia
1889, Mr.. T. came Ia Much tluut .u eject
furnaces Tor the Leigh. tudl .,ud Navigation
Company. IL then settled thee, Jli uu'l'
furnaces, and engaged IA ua'r sHj NOW 81
eighty is one oilhe Ilnhr>l mAu= IN lh.-unN Ia
glops. lie is said to he ~ .u'ive d. b., man ~
twenty, and 10 THINK Uolbiu. yt E, 'sUiu- Il.'s-
delphia, Baltimore, pptsb0J- ~ N'w 1a.H, u
the fancy takes hiui.
At Nashville Colonel John C. Butth, the
state Comptroller, has brought sui against d 81
Banner newspaper tor lihrl, Cliimlu. SIru0e
damages. On thr other hand, the ptalr'.'or- ui
the Banner have also brought suit i6r libcl
against Col Bnfel and ira T.. Jones. -plunIi,.
tors Of tho Union and American claiming
$4,000
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

Mis-. Cameron the wife of Senator Cameron,
died on Friday morning at Harrisburg. Hei
funeral will take pace q TWO O'Clock on Mon
day afternoon.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

Nor RENr.-Three story brick house, with ~
II rooms, In good order, and IN peasaht Ia I!
neiphbt ,rhood No. 2U3 West Eleventh street. e&1
Kent m, ,derate. Inquire next door, No zoo, OF On
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-06-22

!, l-,- a. " TT0W NTW n. HMM,
s", r., Nshl"i' i'tl. administrators,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15
Ths Senatorial Nomination.

The Conservative caucus re a sembled
Immediately after the adjournment,
OF the two houses yesterday Cat about
i2;45 o'clock, and resumed balloting
on the plan adopted the night before
The candidates left over from the 10th
ballot were Hunter, Withers, Goode
and Stuart. Ould was dlopped In
addition to these four, on the first bal
lot Mr.. johnson Barbour, though not
nominated, was voted for. On the sec
ond the names of Elk Governor G. c.
Walker and Hon. Thomas N. FIournoy
were placed in nomination, and Col. T.
HI. Skeen was voted for On the third
the name Of Ex-Governor VIM. Smith
was presented TIE, in effect, was to
drop the lowest candidate on each bal
lot unless he was renominated The
result was as follows:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15
PUBLIC SALE
VERY VALUABLE RBiL ESTATE
IN WOODSTOCK!

pursuant TO decree of the Circuit
/ Court of Augusta county. rendered on
the Sth day of Oct. 1873, in the cause of
f. Scheifer's creditors VS.. f. Scheffer-s
Adm r. &c, will sell at public auctioll,o on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1874,
in front of the Court House, at Woodstock,
Shenandoah Co. Va. the following valua-
bic real estate: lst. The property known
rs the =.
PALMER PROPERTY,
on the east side of main street at the south
end of Woodstock. The house is a large
AMI comfortable frame dwelling-good
well OF excellent water on the lot Ind
a SMALL BRICK HOUSE.
and lot on the same side of main street
and at the south end Of town. Sd.
A STRIP OF LAND,
containing-acres between the Valley
Turnpike and Railroad, on the Town Hill,
north OF Woodstock, on which is a com
Portable frame dwelling
The widow of +. Scheffer has reln-
pushed her dover in said property
TERMS OF SALE Enough cash in
hand to pay costs OF sale and the residue
in three equal annual payments bearing
interest from day of sale, the purchaser to
execute bonds with approved personal Sc
curity for the deferred installments and
the title to be retained as ultimate securi-
ty. 20 Sale to commence at o'clock %.
m. GEO. NJ. HARRISON.
Jan S-tds, Commissioner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15

The name Of Ex- Governor Smith
was dropped after the 18th ballot, ac-
cording to the rule. Before the 18th
was taken the caucus adjourned Cat
about 2:20 o'clock until 81.
The caucus re assembled at 3:45 p.
NJ. and proceeded with balloting with
the following result:
Fourteenth Rallot: Hunter SO, With
ers 81, atualt "a, Walker q. Stuart
was dropped
Fifteenth: Hunter Al, Withers sc,
Walker rs, w. J. Robertson (renomi
nated) 81. Robertson was dropped.
Sixteenth: Hunter 43, Withers 80,
Walker %, J. II Tucker (renominated)
20. Tucker was dropped.
Seventeenth: Hunter 81, Withers 46.
Walker 80 Walker was dropped.
Eighteenth: Hunter IS, Withers 25,
James Barbour dominated for first
time) %, Goode renominated] 2S.
Fayette McMullen [renominated s.
McMullen was dropped
Nineteenth: Hunter "a, Withers 25,
James Barbour 23, Goode %, Chris
tan renomlnated] Fl.
Christian was dropped, and the eau
Gus by vote Of 81 to So at 5.10] ad--
journed until one o'clock Monday after
noon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY!

The undersigned will offer at public
auction on his premises about miles n
West of Woodstock, Va, Oil
SATURDAY, JAN. 3ist, 1874,
the following property, viz;-Two Head
of Young Draught Horses. 3 Head of
Young Colts, Head OF Iilch Cows, 8
Head of Young Cattle, IL Shoats, from
two to six months old, Fonr Horse
Wagon,
l TWO HORSE WAGON,
one horse spring wagon, 2 wheat drills,
Willoughby and Keller, l Ohio Reaper
and Mower, ploughs, harrows, cross cut
saws. bureau desk, l clock. book
case, bed and bedding, cooking stove,
ten, plate stove, l cupboard, carpets
and other areicles too numerous to men-
ton.
TERMS OF SAFE;
On all sums of Five Dollars or under
the cash will be required, over that
amount . credit of six months will be
given, the purchasers to execute their
notes with good endorsers. Further
terms ifany made known on, day of sale.
IN Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Jan. rS>-t ds~ .FttsEPH MAPHns
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15

ROBBERY IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE
BUREAU OFFICE.-Some one broke into
one Of the rooms Of the refunding di
vision Of the internal revenue office be-
tween the close of business Tuesday
and eight clock Wednesday morning,
and broke open'a box containing sun
dry drafts for the refunding of taxes,
all of which were stolen. The proper
officers have the case in hand and there
is NO doubt but that the thief will be
arrested. The aggregate amount of
the refunding checks stolen is about
eleven thousand dollars. The thief is
not likely to realize anything,as he can
not use any of the drafts without their
being identified Most of the stolen
drafts are in favor of parties residing
south. Wash. Star
One of the hopeful signs Of returning
prosperity ls the fact that nearly all of
the many rolling mills Of Pittsbnrg, Pa.
are IN operation, working double time