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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

The DEAD OF TifE YEAR.
the distinguished men who died during
last year just closed are sChas Simmer,
exs-s President /. Fillmore ex-senator
w igfall .ex-Chief Justices Perley of
New Hampshire and Thompson, of
Pennsylvania, Hon. Whiting Griswold,
HonyEzra Cornell, Mayor .'Havenieyef,,
Gen John7G. Foster, Admiral Bueha,r
an, President Thompson ofi.the, Penn
sylvania railroad !; DR., George Derby,
Rev. DR.. Kirk, Elder Knapp. Rev. Drs.
Carbon, lSlicer, Marvin. Abbott and
De Witt, Judge Edmonds, of Few
York, and Chas. Aston Biisted. !,
A widow lady. living near Danyille,
Va, raised last year; With the aid of
her son, 1920 pounds ofstobaceo,
which she sold at an average Of $4,000
per hundred.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

The last report Of the y. s. Commits
lsioner of Education estimates the ag;-
gregate scholastic population Of f The 81
States and eleven territories, between
elk and sixteen years, to be lo,22s,Ooo
ln@expenditare per capita Of. schoJlpop
.nlation, Massachusetts l,eads the list at
$2l "A. North Carolina reports only
fifty five cents per capita for schoolpop
|,ulation 57h 40 5tArre'iS ltli 80 hsH3
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Two French sasants hay presented te9di
to the French Academy of Sciences, the
results Of their experiments, upon 9
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.phur of carbon and bloxide of nitrogen.
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Yours truly,

The financial bill Which passed the
Senate of the United States before re-
cess, and which will come up in the
House Immediately on its reassembling
is pronounced and denounced by the
leading hard money men OF the north,
as s'bill of delusion' To which the
Petersburg News significantly adds :
''We should ike to be informed OF any
thing the Radicals ever originated that
was not delusion to any one who ac
eepted it, 49, vislk ~ s24ast, 4
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

The Boston Jotiina1 of the 2Sth INST,
says sTheresis no question, We believe,
of the fact, Unless we should have aBuh;
fdant rain, that Boston in imminent
danger Of water famine What This
means, we need irot 'dwellqsupon, for
aside from The danger Of fire. suspen
/ sion Of manufactures and Incidental
loss Of work to thousands of employees,
it also means the chances for an epidem
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
FOREIGN NEWS. q

|. Paris, De-. 81At@ - Geographic dis
patch received in this city from Madrid
under to>day's.dale,, says. that PRINCE
Alfonso son of ex Queen Isabella, has
beer. proclaimed King. of Spain, and is
recognized by all the forces comprising
the armies. of.the North and Centre.
The Spanish consul at Bourg Madame
department of reGees, Orientales, has
notified the sub>prefect OF Bayonne that
Donna Blanca, wife Of Don Alfonso,
brother Of Don Carlos, has crossed the
frontier into Spain and proceeded to.
wards, j .eoide Urged. ..g4 81 itse,4g.
Additional. Dispatches from Spain
state that Prince Alfonso has been in
vited to visit the army Of the north.
The shi pS in the harbo'' of Santander
have hoisted he'royal flag. Marshal
Terrano acquiesced The.minister OF
the interior has sent the folio wing dis
patch to governors OF. provinces: Cal
tonso the Twelfth has been Unanimously
proclaime King by the nation, army
and ministry A. regency has bees
formed undprihr presidency of Conovas
del Castillo without a portfolio. We
hope your patriotism will induce YOU
to firmly Inaintaiii the great interests
centideal tofyou,g 8imex4 ad.f,.ro,is rss'
The Alfonso consider that Carlism
has received death blow.
PARIS, December 31.-Ex-Queen IS,
abella has reeeivedthe following dis
patches: 'All towns. have responded
enthusiastically to the proclamation ,
Signed Primo 'de>Riyers, Captain Gen
eral of Madrid. # .5s '..''.'.-- = .'!s. 80:
1--WE pray your majesty to transmit
the newsto your son.. We coiigratu
late YOU on:this grand success. achieved
without bloodshed,'"', This telegram is
signed by General Primo de Rivera and
Canovas del Castillo. = '''i ii''li- ''.-es'
Isabella, in RESPONSE to the dispatch
of Gen. Primo de- Rivena, Sent the toll
loving telegram s.,.fs p ;s. ...
| The king proceeds to Spain imme
sAlfonzo' telegraphed TO the pope,
asking his blessing, and promising that
he will, like his ancest ors, defend the
rights Of the Holy See. .t.,.l
rHE KINGS MINISTRY.
King Alfonso's ministry is announc.
ed as follows: Castro, minister of for
eign affairs; Gardenas minister of jus.
tlce; Jovelian. minister of war;. Salo-
vera, minister of finance; .Molils, minis
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
( COMMISSION ER'S OFFICE, ,f,,-.. .s,,,,.
Woodstock, Jan. 5th 1875
= Marv Cain &c. Va Daniel Kitenunr

TO Puts and belts and al Others concerned.
You are hereby notified that h I'VE Fixed
upnn. the 30th day OF January if fair, if NO, ION
the next fair day thereafter (.Snnday ex cepted ]
to take and settle at my office, LIST an account
of the real estate of which said Riten0ur is
seized and possessed I'd The gross and annu al
valae Of same, Sd The description, Character
and ap,t unit Of liens on same and the cir priority
4th The sales or transfers .fany, of anv part
OF the real estate ct said kitcnour bound b, the
vcndof'siirn, which may be audited In this
cause, 9th any other matter deemed pertinent
or that either party my require. required TO
be taken By tie decree of Shenandoah circuit
court, in a suit in chancery depending is said
court between the parties a I'm esaid, at which
time and Place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand, AS conn. in chancery
at said court The day and year first afo. essid.
Jan. 7-lw. r W. MAGRUDkR.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

Mr., VIM, OFT died in Richmond On
the 27th of Dec. of consumption. Mr..
OFT was book keeper. IL, the. National
Bank of Va, aged 81 years He was
the second son of the late John p. and
Mary A OFT of Washington D. Gu,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
CtUMMISSro NEk'S OFFICE.

Y -. WnOdstock. Jan. 5 1878 :.
He''. w Miller VS.. J. q. NcKar's admr. &C.
I" Pits and D.t's aud all others concs rued.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the I'd day of February 1878, next, n ii
fair, if NOT, on the Lext fair day lherelftc
(Sunday. excepted) to axe and settle, at nv
office, 1T an account of debts acco, ding TO
priot'ites, I'd an account Of the personal assets
ard ettle the Misunderstanding ac'ounts, Sd amt
" d"w entitled to in liz o dow er. Ath whethet
dover can be assigned in kind and whether
cxpecient 70 do 20, 9th any other matter
deemed 'pertinent Or thai either party may
de sire, required to BE- taken BY the decree oil
Shenandoah circuit court, in SUIT in chancer,
depending III said court. between the parties
aforesaid, a..which time and place YOU are re-
CURED to attend .i't"t gan - or iiE
Given nader my hand, - as commissioner in
eaance,,y OF sand coari tie day and year frs
aoretaio '.' t9 tl-|s t"t1. sE .ti64 :. " =
Jan. -7-4w. p,W MAGRUDER
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

The sales Of goods from the Wash,
lngton mills. at Lawrence, Mass, for
the last year have amounted to- 3d.
$4,000. and thought profits have been
small; the debt Of the. company has been
reduced 1926, COO and $4,000 has been
added to the quick capital -'',. '' '.''' o. =.
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE'f2 WON =
=,

By virtue of deed. of trust Executed to III 3.
undersigned ustee ty Lewis Johnston and
Louisa v. lis wife. bearing date March 3l,t.
ls7 J, duly lecoi ded in the Clerks Office ni
Shenandoah county. shall in execution ,ht rleaf
proceed to sell at public auction. in front Of
the Court House in Woodstock, Va. on. -
? SATURDAY, JAN. soth," 1875.
at ~ o'c"ck P. N. The House and I,t. Ia ~
occupied by Lewis Iohnson, satust+d on Main
Street, Woodstock. Va. opposite the residcnce
81 Jacob B, Clbwer Esqa and is desiznat.d in
the plot OF So id town a. lot No. 81. Tn. housr
is two story ffl' Jt'J 1tIt''1E5b 71F BIN III
III LOG BUILDING, r 30 90
l%eaihe' boarded, and cuntnins four room =, The
lpt contains halt All acre, 10 corn.r lot and is
lt TERMS OF SALE: "f
one fRrth-of the i,urc base money ca,l, or
an :gohablr note vt 80 DAYS, with anprovcd
ehdorSer. sthr Of the nurchs se mon !.
IN one and tw" years, the purchaser ~ ex,cut e
mas bonds, bearing interest from The dav of
sale, III alproy>d rrcurity..f
VIZ. WILLIAMS =
"Hl. '-4". Trustee
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07

10 the above can be aodea Inc pres,
ent value of my flock, which is about
equal to the. original cost. i would
have realized much larger profit, had
the seasons been rropilious. The res
suit of carelessness is fully shown by
the fact that only s. OF a flock Jos
ewes had Ian bs. .af .i es.e l..ra h4is4ss
| made no. estimate for grass aad
fodder consumed, because estimate
that the manure, destruction of brlefs
blue thistles &c, fully compensate me
for grass and fodder ! find that good
old sods are essential to.;he raising of
early lambs. HE remarkably dry sea-
sons of the last two Years have. rem
dercd the old sods almost yalueless.
Smaller lots of 80 CT 40, viii, / think,
pay better per cent, than larger ones.
One ofmy neighLors raised 81 Lambs
from ~ ewes another raised 81 lambs
from 20 ewes and realized higher
price than ! did During the last two
years, | lost no sheep by dogs. Sew
eral Of my neighbors have suffered Sc
verely One lost fifteen ard another
FIVE and another saved two out OF mis-
entire flock. Before the last two years
| lost three or four every year and, one
year, large number Of lambs, la
nine years have killed thirteen dogs
in the act of killing sheep. IN conclu-
sion let me say that ] most earnestly
hope that The present General Assembly
will give Us the protection which the
ctizeus of this portion of Shenandoah
so much desire, and by levying a tax
apon dogs enable the tax ridden far
mers TO realize some profit upon theil
lands a,-ei .sf r. =..4.,.s,t 7.a.i. i---
sis53r yss' Yours truly,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-07
G1MMiSSIONER'S OFFirK,

HoMM iSSIONER'S OFFICE,
~ Woods: otk, Jan. 5th 1878
Samuel G. krhai d- MS adm. vs.. a,ay id j..R.
.- Glenn and Tobias Glenn.
Gel led. ms .it g. it}l -. .I4sh [I.tf -
GU are haie.y Motif d that have fixed
npnn he 9th day OF Feb. 1875, next, If fair. if
not, on the next lair day thereof (Sunday ex-
crrted) to ia and settle ii { my Office, 1T an
ncc"unt of the loca titn, quantity ard rental
value o. the rea! estate of defendants David r.
and Tobias Cle" respecting, and q an ac-
cotnts OF conpiainan,'s Judgment andalI otEe,
liens on the itai estate OF tefcndants SO as 10
asceI tdih the amounts of tho same and their.
prioritirS and Sd sny other ma tier deem. per
tineht or that either party ma, desire..rrouired
to be taken BY the decree OF Sleu anioah
circuit court. in sGit in chancerv depending
IN snid court, between the par ties aforesaid:
at which time and lace y.n e lHquir ed To
attend Given under nv land, as conn. in
chancery of ssid court H.. day and year first
afarrsaid. '' .f -.'F ,'!sf~- ~ f-'F'
Jan. 7.--Aax. p w. NtGRITDER T
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COMMISSIONERS aFFltE p,

MISSION 3ti' s GFFnE 'j-" %
~ tJ-Ht..fDlW oodrt"ck. Ja-. 9th, ISIS
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To P'its and N-it's and all 9TH { r., concerned
: lou are hercby notified. that have liked
upon the 27th DAY Of February ext, il fair. il
mpt, ON the next ia,r day thereafter: (Sunday
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esem psr.trihent or that either party may de
sire' required {" besnak KEN by The arct &c If
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otfehdihg IN I'D court, o-twecd the ,arties
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