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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20
Accident.

Mr. Lewis Frank, son-bs law of Adam
Din gledine, living near Forestville, Va.
met with an accident, on last Friday. In
moving the scatfoldng which had been
used il Notwithstanding his house, a
part of it gave way. In his fall, he had
his elbow dislocated, right wrist sprained
and was much bruised. Though his in-
juries are very painful, they are not
serious,-Shendndodh Vallev.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20
G. II MARTIN, Pastor

We are indebted to Hon. r. E. With
ers for public documents and other favors,
for which we thank him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20
N NJ. REAM.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

SIG L0uiS3dnd -AUenuc.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Sole Agent for G. Il. Dunlop & Cos
Maximum Guano. pecial attenti Oh paid
to filling orders for Salt, Plaster. sc.
Consignments solicited of
FLOUR, GRAIN, PORK, BUTTER, EGGS,
and all kinds Of produce.
Returns Promptly Rendered on ale.
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS made on i'll Con-
signments in Store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20
MARRIED.

CA RYE R-MILLER.--On the 9th of April, 1875
near Columbia Furnace, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. J. W. Hausepiuck Mr.
Samuel Carryer to Miss Virginia Miller, both Of
Shen. Go Va.
BoWERS-PAINTER.-N Fdinburg, Shenandoah
county, Va, April 9th 1s75 by Rev. J. s..
Bennick, Mr.. John y, bowers and Miss Elizabeth
Painter. both OF Shenandoah Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20

r0peneo,ssnedlth says that there
would7iave been more present at the
Radical meeting liz Harrisonburg, but for
the fact that three or four were engaged
on the "chain gang"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20
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F eb. l7-6 mos. B. SCHMITr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20

We saw on Wednesday. Nj. Philip
Darr OF this county, now, he says in his
lo5;h year. walking to mill, with his
youngest sen. (he Is the father of 80 chill
dren) aged six years. Mr.. D. is active yet
and intends going to the Centennial, and
he should, to show the world how the
Blue Ridge air and water contribute to
lohgevity.-Warren Sentinel.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20

EELT CARPETINGS, 80 cents per yard. Fell
Il Ceiling for rooms in place of plaster, Fell
koohng and Side. For Circular and Sample, addres
g. ]. FAY, Camden, New Jersey
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20

A gsath whe suffered for years frou Nerv-
Z Gus Debility, ferIlature De az. and All he
enests of youthful indseret gu WILL for the safe.
suporlng tn,nia ty, send fsee all Who need ii =
reeneid dire ton for niakse the supple reasefy
by which he ~as cured. sus?errga ,s.4ii,s to -.
oy the advertisers Ierisnce euado SO by addrts-
ny IN perfect confluence. soHs D. Oeu.sS
bec 23--tm. ~ eatf,A. ~ Net,rYg r.,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20

Wheat.
Shenandoah las not had n finer pres
pect for good crop of wheat than she
now has for years. Tho stand is very thick
and it's color is. very healthy. II it should
est ape its usual ent mics we may ex-
pect very large Yield.
Our farmers are preparing fcr the corn
crep. Some have planted but many are
waiting tor warmer weather.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20


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SOUTH RN MUTUAL. FIRE
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RICHMOND, VA.
ISSUES Annual Tern, and rarlieipatine
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20

Nctica.
have in my posse Ssion three shirts,two
.pairs of linen cuffs and three linen collars,
got ten through mistake out of the Narrow
Pass age wreck. One pair of cuffs were
hi srked Charles II. Harmon"
re. HUGHES.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-20

/ % .ae,s fdrek lis sSot s siue eei BEEN q,
aeAd Mont an 1T Is ftaEed has found
cred with all otIboard. Most of the
men were TO engage atBoston for the
fisheries. A vessel seen bottom up
east Of Cape Sable is supposed to be
the Katie
A New York dispatch states that
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has transferrod to
Henry Hilton, assignee and leoatee
under the will of her husband, ali her
right and title to the interest of her
late husband in the business of A. n
Stewart & Co, and Judge Hilton and
William l.ibbey have formed copart
nership for conducting the business as
heretofore under the old firm name.
The REruRNEp.-We have eudeayor
ed to interview some of the delegates
who have returned from the L, nefburg
Convention, but they laugh and wave
us off as if to say, ssFor heaven 5 sake
don't Every once IN while they cant
help exclaiminy, s'There never was any
thing like it thisside of sPandimoniun,.
| got back alive, and that was larI,v, s.
The .Statc.
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Woodstock Advertisements.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01
WEATHER MAXIMs.

Old Probabilities has formulated tic
results Of bis.observaiions for New Eng
land as follows:
!. AS a rule, If the wind touches NORTH
east for two or three days, It is 4 sure
indication Of rain.
2. Dense smoke and haze in early
morning portend falling weather.
8. Summer showers Of light character
often follow two or three days Of smoke
or haze.
4. Fog, frost, and dew precede rain
twenty-four TO forty-eight hours, except
fog at close Of storm.
8. Wind veering from north or wcsl
to south aud southeast precedes falling
weather.
g. Halos, lunar and solar, also fairly
defined aud brilliant auroras, precedt
rain tweniy-four 70 twenty-six hours
Z. Barometer rising or falling cousid
erably away from its mean iorebodt'
falling weather, subject to The modifying
Influences Of the neighboriug ranges d
mountains and bills
s. Precipitation generally follows a
rapid influx Of atmosphere
9. II wind is ia southwest and rsin
sets 10, tie rain i OF short durAlion and
light yield.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01

A long chap, wilh piping voice, co.
tered d saloon aud gaining the attention
u The bali dozen loafers therein eougfe.
gated, be said
Gentlemen, bow many Of you will
drink 1t my expensel
win, was repeated By the seven 10
chorus.
This proves 70 you, gentlemen, con.
tinued Tie vagrant, putting down :
nickel for his own beer, bow little can
bc depended on fret impressions You
love me now, filed with anticipatIons oI
q tqaare drink Your autleipAtions vii
BE- blasted, aad then yoR Will hate me
lei this be q great moral lesson q you.
They put him out 10 hurry, bot ths
great moral Iessou was there just lhe
same.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01
BARNuM AS A YoUNc Lower.

That was big book z. r, Barnuu
wrote about himself, II is very com
plete, too, but there is one little incident
which he either forgot to mention, OF
which got pied when the forms went to
press. 1t occurred when the great show
man was young man and resident Of
this section. He was paying impetuous
attention to a lady living in Newton.--
Being son of poor but honest parents,
he was obliged to walk over to the vii
lage which containod his adored, on the
Sunday nights he visited her. When
there he labored under another and more
awkward disadvantage. The young
lady's father conceived a singular and
most violent dislike of the amiablc EN-.
bryotic Snowman. This necessitated eX-
treme caution on the part of the lover,
and be was equal to the emergency, as a
matter Of course. His ingress to the
house was by window on the second
floor, which he reached by springDg
from cistern curb, aud catching hold OF
the window ledge. His egress was et-
fected by hanging fan length from the
ledge and then dropping to the cistern
cover, fall of about six inches.
One Sunday he took with him on The
visit young man who now carries bis
silver hairs behind Danbury grocery
counter. They reached the place, the
young lady saw the signal, opened the
window and the famous Barnum sprang
up into bliss. The young man was to
amuse himself about the village until the
time of departure. lie amused himself.
1t don't seem possible that anyone could
be so brutal, but that young man actually
removed the cover Of the cistern, Then
he sat down by the fence aud ate currants
and calmly waited for The result. p. T..
finished his sparkling, aud backed out the
window the full length his hands would
permit.
Goodbye, be gasp6d in whisper, as
he prepared to drop.
Goodbye, Phinney, she whispered
back Then he Jet so, and instantly shot
from sight into the yawning abyss Of
darkness and rain wafer, and be had
been of solid mon, heated to a white
glow, be could not have created more Of
a commotion on striking the water IL
is unnecessary to repeat What Mr.. Barnum
said, both when crawling out Of The els.
tern aud during the eight miles walk
home, but shortly after hc became a
Trn;,,o,.s.fiot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01

are peanuts any cheaper this morningf
asked a gentleman of boy who WIS
peddiug Tie great American luxury
around the City il4il yesterday
Cheaper yelled tho boy. Cbeapsrl
No, sirl they has III, aud they are going
higher! How do sou expect peanuts 10
20 down when eycry body i failingf
Any new cases this mofningf
Aore'u dozen, sir. There's Hud.
son Street barber gone all 10 smash; two
street car drivers cant pay Eve cent? 0t
the dollar; that Old fclIer that files saws
on Rose Street has assigned aud there.
hardly one Of US who isn't little BIZ
shaky.
suppose you'Il poll through, remark.
ed the gentleman AZ be made change.
Can't say II can realize Oh my col-
lateras l'I b. an O. q bat Il my cred
itofs jump on 10 me I've got to 20 to the
wall.
And ho yelled
Eie's lhem pstantIeyer peanuts yer
uncle senl ffgm Aiflc4l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01

+ would not 90 Z, lie hAi pasa1d them
+ jus, one step 700 ar In FeskiaE o
ovcrreach them, hc hs1 oyttfsacbsd bIu-
self And they lcf him prey % ft-
morse and bitterness ~ sprf IaC
company before whom MelH.udaa aIs
plot appointed 8 comm ~, uHa faU
power 10 decide and aegodsc snl mp
on visiting David Samerbf section SEA
eArefally surveying BIS territory tsef
concluded to acccpt hls second plopo-
silion. so be surrendered h. land into
the stock Of the company sad became enc
OF them. Aud we may berc remark SIX
months later be wBs little surprised
upon being appointed .ugerIuleadcnl 81
the numbering gangs, With q salary nrb
as bis widest dreams OF wealth had new.
er grssped The water power was dc.
yelopcd under TIE engineering Of Benton
Mcintosh aud il proved even greater
than be bad anticipated. Tile mills were
erectedti Ter saving humber and
then for grinding grain; and IN time
other mills for making cloth and lor fab
ricating various other articles necessary
TO the comfort Of man. The laud Of
Jasper Grirper was of course raised ID
value, bu, il awaited him not lh. sight
Of David Somerby, wealthy and respect
cd aud honored with offices Of prof aud
trust, while be was summed and shpt out
from the public confidence, filed him
with wrathful suffering Verify he had
overreached himself In his narrowHess
and seliishness OF spirit To-day a
1ourisbing town is upon the site Of David
Somegby's section, and the hum Of lhous.
ands Of busy spindles make cheerful
music for the prosperous operatives; and
from its treless looms aud changing for
ges flows out wealth TO the nation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01

A young maa ID Illinois received an
emphatic nol from ths grl he loved
because be was poor. lie went into the
woods 70 hang himseif bat found s5o, 900
ia gold, sua returned 70 The gifi, eiinked
ila yellow boys aadeg asr IRE Sled nose,
ana ibea wea. aBay and gave his eve 70
the daughter VI 4 wafLerw0m4n. Isn't
that drst girl mad, thought
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-01
enEAr sl.a

Whose porlrait vas dois asked q
Tcuton Of he friend, a. they were going
through picture gallery
Thats Henry Clay, was ihe reply
liendry Glayf
Yes, 20 be aFe gon faasl AaYe beard
Of The great Henry Clay
o, der great cigar man, said be, after !
moments reflection.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-25
PUBLICATION FOR A PATENT.

IA To III. North CARSON NINE. No. 2s5.
II = Jrod Office Ca son CITY, Nevada March
2ad. .k75 Notice is hereby given that tho
EoeTH CARSON SILVER MISISa NosPASY, oy
it's auth arized ascent A. =. GOULD. whose pest
Office address ia Carson Cry, Nevada. has tnis
days fled its application for patent Tor FL
,,ep Hundred linear feet Of the North Carson
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver. with
surface rround six hundred fcet in Wldth,
situate, living and being in Eagle and Washoa
VALLEY Mining District, County OF Orlaspy'
and state of Nevada, and known and deslg-
mated by the field notes and official plat on lie
in this office as Lot No. -, in Township 10,
north Rar.a twenty east Of Monte Diablo me
-;disn the exterior boundaries oI SAID Lot No
~ being rs follows, to-6lt: variation, 10 20
.sst Commencing st Post No. !, 81 8. L. cors""
OF the claim on the southern slope OF tAa
uountsin from which point the section corner
po,t ut the 4. L. corner of Section 81, T. 10 n.
x % E. nj. u. NJ bears =. e. iU r. isiI rect
distant and t!,e Gag staff on the dome OF the
state Capitol ~ Cnr-on City bears 5. . D F.
md running " !5o ~ T.. 800 feet 20 Post NJ
>. thence 40 Is, e. Geo feet TO Post No 8;
th-nce s 49, - W. 800 feet 10 POST No. I;
thence s. AZ I5f T., 600 feet to place OF bteln-
ming, corta 4i;Ig &c. 66lGo scres. This claim -
bounded BY % other known mines or iniain2
,'.iIus Ih. location OF this mine is duly re-
rnri.d IL the Recorders Office OF FaSie anu
Nsshu- Vail.y Mining District ct Carson city,
Nevs,in !, BOOK a Of folio 1872. Amy and 81
nrrsaus ola ming adversely any portion OF said
North Carson Minp said mining ground 80
bereinhafors described are required 10 ME 'ne!i
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
States Land Otlics, at Carson city, in the stare
" Nevada during tho sixty days period OF pnb-
H,.ation hereof or they viii De barred by virtue
u 'A' r. # '''' A. Waltz. Register.
I'D. Epx.ros Attorney. mh25
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-25
Ivy VIRTUE OF A DEGREES AND

Ivy VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
II Order Of Sala issued ont Of and rEuer TIE
seal OF tina Honorable Second Judicial District
Court IN and for Orinsb. County, state OF Ne
yaia, on Judgment obtained therein On tn"
94th dsy OF February, A. D. 1875 and atttsted
on the Sd day OF March. A. D. 1875. m favor al
John Kelly and againe. james Duly for the
ss.i OF "a SOS 20 100, with iuteres; on si,tcG
thereof from February cath, A. ID. 1876. until
,,.id sud on the sum OF 1898 ao-lco thereof at
ten PER cent per anuum un.il paid, and for
costs OF suit taxed at s5l &c, together with the
sim of s. 65-lD Clrh' aCcrlIng costs, anu 81!
costs " hich may accrue by advertising, sheriff
fe.. ETC. counsel fee of 1882 $500 lccluded II
fac Judgment and to me directed. comHlan1-
ing me to sell according to law certain rsal
property hereafter described TO satlsty ina 40 we
demands, all in gold coin of the United states
and in pursuance thereto have levied upon
and will expose at public suction in front OF
the Court House door in Carson City, Ornlsby
County, State Of Nevada, on SATURDAY, The
o5th DAY OF Marco, 4. D. 1876, between the
hours of 9 A. NJ. and p. NJ. to wit, at clock
p ~ all the right, title. interest or clam OF
the defendant James Duffy OF. in ana to the
following described resi- property, as sss Out IN
said decree to wit: Lots Nos. !. ,, ana IN
block No "a of Musser's Division OF Carson
City, Or,nsby County. Nevads, together with
the improvements thereon
e. 7. SWIFT, sheriff
Carson City. March 3D. 1876.
koEr III CLARKE, ilaintif7s Attorney.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-25
4 PUBLICATION FOR PATt:H

j
~ Notice No. 3ls, Waited atates Survey No.
ss-United States Land Office. Carson CITY Ne
ysds May Is h. iS16.-Sotlcs Is hereby given
int the AYgK< AND HOPKINS SltFEH MIN
ING CoMPANYa corporation duly ihcoipo-
rated aai@r and by virtne Of the laws OF the
st.is Fl California. having its principal place
OF hn,iaa.. in the city of SEa FRANCISCO, otase
OF ualitoInia has this day by A. a. .ooLp. its
attorney il fact ana agent whose fosl oASe
add gsss il Carson City, Nevada, mace ArPiica-
tor fc. , Emit ed States patsnt Tor httean hos-
r,r-s 500 linear toet o. the Williams i-oac'
hesris: gals and silver ausr'S ara othsf MIN
.rsls o. pr. ciors metals, together vita tHrfsce
greusS 81, kindred 500 feet ia width. Ter IN"
cony.niant working thereof; sitaate IN the Gag"
ard wasEss valley Mining DIsirlct, orm-Sy
comfy and State Of Nevada, known and sesig-
nated On the field ret.s and omrial plat ~
Unit.d states survey or lat No. 80, in se'Iion %
'rorush;p IS north Of range - east. Monte u
able meridian: the sxtsrlor boundurlss or ssli
lot No 70 beinA as follows, to Wit: SsS hNih.
at post marked Ne. !, g. .. survey w. D.
wHescs ias southwest corner 81 Ssatloh -,
Tovp.kjp IL north OF range - east, bears son'h
7So %, west SIS 5-l5 feet; tho Aysrs ana HOP
Lins Silver D iainG Company ssAbis bears hor,n
So e west, 40 fee, AVID taa discovery asa N,f ~
inxeut ard tran.l Epen this No ma bears norm =
81; east S55 frer: thencS RAINING hr.t course.
north $40 west 900 feet Ts6t nihrSeo \" =
L 8 Survey No. 90: thence sseori Course, h-s'h
- % east soc icct to pest z1ar.t- so" Z y rnr
vsv No 81: themes third ron'Sa sonta 81
s.., .,,a feel . roA. marcel No [. 5. Survey
No -; thence laari a ccsrse set'n - y ""N'
$50 fec. to post No l. ths place OF beginning,
containing 20 6S-lGa ares: bearings cA Presreu
-, ~. ,r7,. meridian with a magnetic vsrla-
ton Of l6Jx east. This claim MAS located I'M
der the mama Of tbs Williams Mining Claim
and survey made 10 accord thsfe~ith. Inc
workings and improvements on TINS mine con
.it OF an open Gus 50 tee; lorg, 20 feet wide and
~ fee. deep and tunnel run IN the hi! irc'n
the face Of said cut distance of "a feet"
ceedino $500 III ue. This claim is pouncei
rortb.-,y nv ths Ayers Consolidated Silver Min
ing Co,aparly' : clam: southeily by the Loretta
Companys mining claim. Inc sai1 mining
clam being recorded in the office OF the Ee-
r,Ii, 3,s ANY and all persons claiming any
nor;,On Of said Ayers and hopkins silver Min
ing Colnpsny's claim are required to hie their
sdr.rs. claim with the Register OF the intel
states Land Office at Carson City, Nevada, dur
ing the sixty lay period Of puhlrstien, or thsy
will be-, tarrel nv virtu. Of tho provison- /"
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