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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06
III ARRIED.

hUMAw -TUasIKf.-Near Orkney Springs. shen-
andosh Cointy, Va, March 03rd 1875, by Rev. J. 8.
Bcfinick, Mr. o0ns 81. Murnaw and Miss Sarah
Tussing both of Shenandoah, Va.
coFxAIAE-SHEETZ.-At the residence OF Mr.
Isaac Webb, Shsr andoah o., Va, Moro 26th 1876,
BY Kew. J. s. bennick, Mr.. Charles E. Cof,map and
Mrs. Sarah L. Shectz both Of Shenandoah, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06

Price, 1Wentg-fre Cents
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06

Issues Annual Form, aud Partjrips in 9
Policies. Farm Property i Speciality.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06

DR.. H. G. DAVIDSlN, President
JORDAN Ii. MARTID V. President.
j. E. NE1SWANGER, Sec'y.
Solicitors.
j. III. kAGEN, Mt. Jackson, Va.
J. D. MlLLIGAN, EdinLurg, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06

Statement OF the Business of the :
SOUTHERN MUTUAL FIRE IN
80 ISURANCE co. .
Or THE CITY OF R1CHflOND, VA
JANUARY i. 1878.
Number OF Policies issued 7.s4s
Amount of Deposit Notes
with Co. = so,2ss.ss
reced. - 2go, o55,2s
Amount paid for losses,
Expenses, Salaries, Com
missions, SC. 226.476.9s
Losses, adjusted not due. ,12,G55.3s
an. lift. ..y-, 80.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06
TOWN AND COUNTY AFFAIRS

Churches.
Reformed, Rev. Geo. II. Martin. Pastor,
Services. lst and Sd Sundays at 10 IL q.
m. and p. ~.
Methodist Rev. G. e. Brook, Pnster.
Services, LIST and I'd Sundays at 10 10 u.
m. and Sd. and 4tk Sundays at p. IN.
Lutheran, Rev. Peter Miller. Pastor
Services I'd Sunday at loa a. IN. and 4th
Sunday. at Up. m.
Prayer Meetings, In all tho churches,
every Thursday at p. m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06
CT IN e IN per day at home. Samples wort
Do w DZU 81 free. stinson Co.. Portland n,

Y>HE Tsnite Co., stroudsburg, Pa,
Il I'm cry Wheels aud Machinery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06

e ~ PER WEEK Guaranteed to Agents, Male and
D = i Female, i'll their locality. Terms and
Outfit Free. Address P o. Sickery s Co., Augusta
Maine.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-04-06
Ge2. j.. RoaoeU & CO.
Cf0 day at home. Agents wanted Outfit and
.VtZ terms tree. TKUE 4 Co. Augusta, Eaiiie..

GENTS wkHTEDi Medals ana Diplomas Awarded
for A s1z' PICTORIAL BiBLES
HOLMAN b Co., CSC Arch street. Philadcphia.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06
AN OUTFIT FREE.

We want some one in every county to
take orders and deliver goods for the old
and original @. o. D. House. Large
cash wages. Splendid chance in every
neighborhood Tor the right person Of
either sex, young or old. Samples. new
lists, circulars, terms, etc, a complete
outfit SENT FREE AND POST PAID. Send
for it az once and make money at your
homes. Address, II. j. HALL 81 CO,
n Howard Street, Baltimore, Nd.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06
Fruit as Food.

If the people Of the South were to cul
tivate and use fruit mere as an article
of food, instead of eating so much meat,
we should be a much healthier people.
Fruit is not only healthier, as food, but
far cheaper than meats and pastry, and
heavy doctors bills. The fault is not
that we have not the fruits and vegeta-
bles, but that we do not use them as food
in lieu Of our heavy meat bills. It is not
a little astonishing that with the i'm
mense amount of fruit produced at the
South, it does not sensibly diminish the
consumption Of meats. There is no
doubt but that our summers would be
the healthiesb portions of the year, were
we to use fr ut rs a necessary article of
food. By fruit we do not mean trashy,
stale stuff. 'misnamed fruit; but fresh
luscious fruit filed with cooling, nourish-
ing, healthful qualities, instead of meat
Astounding in oil and disease, which is
heating and predisposing to fevers and
chronic affections. The further South
we 90, the less meats we should use We
should as people, study, the laws of
nature and of health, and adapt our food
to the climate, vocation and habits of
our people, in accordance with the wise
provisions Of Providence; and then we
shall become a healthier and happier
people. The food we use has good or
bad effect upon the adults, and it makes
or ruins the whole rising generation.
Let US then, study to use more fruit and
less meat as food throughout the land,
and better health will abound.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06

Horse Sense.

A California journal recently gives the
following singular account of the death
of fine horse owned in San Francisco 4:
4" The latest sensation reported to the
police is the death of q horse under cir
cumstances which indicate that the mag
nifcent animal wilfully or with malice
aforethought made way with his own
life. Some weeks ago a Mr.. Edwards.
a local druggist, gave O valuable young
horse to trainer to break. The animal
appeared to be as tractible as the major.
ity of colts at his age, and his education
progressed rapidly until Saturday after.
noon, when his trainer drove him out to
the ocean beach. AS soon as the colt
caught glimpse of the boundless deep,
he was seized with fit of emotional III
sanity, and, taking the bit in his teeth,
he dashed off toward the breakers.
thinking that a dash of water would cool
his ardor, the trainer made no extraoT-
binary efforts to check his colt; but
when he found himself in three fathoms
of water, with the infuriated animal
still heading for sea, he concluded that
it was time to change his tactics, and,
resigning his ribbons, he plunged into
the water and swan ashore. The colt,
however, continued on his course, till
exhausted by battling with the waves,
and encumbered with the wagon, he
ceased to swim, and turned over on his
side limp and inanimate. The carcass
of the misguided animal was washed
ashore yesterday, and was viewed with
curiosity by number of persons who
heard the story of the animals death
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06
8oIipar 8alIetirt,
Why Some Farmers are Poor.

The greatest agent to produce poverty
among farmers OF any other class is
debt. Many farmers viii get deed Of
a small piece of land enough to support.
themselves and families. and lay By a
small income. But that Is not sufficient,
They run IN debt for more land, and be
come a slave TO debt. They pay an inter
est on money borrowed, which viii soon
consume the little property they possess.
They often pay higher than ten per
cent. SnsA proceedings engendqr
spirit of discomfort, and they lose faith
in farming and try to sell their farms in
order to get to town and enter into 9th
er business. In nine cases out Of ten
every farmer who is doing well, that
goes to town, fails outright. Having no
faith in farming, or hayiBg:nO breadth
of understanding, they buy poorest
tools and meanest stock, and drive poor
teams before poorer wagons and agricul-
turaI machinery In the fall and winter
they feed poorly, just feeding enough to
get their live stock through the winter
into spring. Then it takes all summer
to put on that flesh that was lost in the
winter by poor shelter and bad food.
They never put out fruit trees or shade
trees on their farms. They always sell
their best lambs and cattle to drovers,
and keep the poorest ones a5home. They
send their children to school but little
as too much learning is a dangerous
thing. They do not take agricultural
papers or believe in book farming, They
never give their children a cent of spend
ing money, as it max es them extravi CANT
and they become spendthrifts. In short
they are the most miserable people IN
the world, and would not keep money if
theyehad it. Such farmers are poor and
will remain so to the end of their days,
and most of their sons viii follow the.
path Ct their sires.-Sk Louis Midland
.F0YDlsr.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06
ARPEHUR'S

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

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A Lecture on the Nature, Treat
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The world-renowned author, in this
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81 This letter viii prove a boon to thOusands~Es
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PEAN o!

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
These celebrated instruments have
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Monitor
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address to The Sick /,

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06
Q. q. WIETERsETErH.

LOUISVILLE, ky.
Arthur Psssr Z Co., eonT Whsssssls Aats.
LOUISVILLE, KY
ERsr sale By AL DrlEzis.ss
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BEATTY PE.a NO
GRANp SQUARE 80 -

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
"These Pianos are the finest IN the
world as regards tone and excellence
Huntington CFeanl Republican.
"The Beatty Piano is pronounced By
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ufao'ured. ''--Gettys PA. 7 Century
"The Beatty Pianos, grand, square and
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Mercury
"Mr Beatty is responsible business
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Agents wanted everywhere. Send
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DANIEL Z. BEATTY,
Washington, y, J.
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Contains no QNiaine or Ar
SeniC, nor any delefeH0nS
. substance WhQte0eE.

This medicine, 0zOing to it's Rzsafmer
it, has 6een a zU0Hdey7iaL snccess. Kir
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acting gently AMI ag1SSa5Iy Ae0n he
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nzO0Tng tie caHse gfhEe aEseass. 1os
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consists 0se great Advantage n kas ogsr
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HHaS 6eeH Par7Ie atlzriy szkeekssfszK ~
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3 Il. ZEELIN & CO..
CERTIFICATE
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giving them about half bottle at time.
l have not lost one that gave it TO, you
Stock IS being the best medicine known
for all complaints that Horse flesh is
heir to. I. 7. TAYLOR,
Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
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When acid has been dropped on any
article Of clothing apply liquid ammonia
to kill the acid (; then epply ehloroform
80 restore color.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-23
dcc9G'
D. McDOUGALL,
,ittOrHfU at Lar.

attorney az lar.
CT7ATE OF 1LlI NcIs'. La SALLE Co SIS
= County (yHt Of La safe Couty 10 the JdhHWy Ia"'
r. T. A. Aberty Executor of the Last VIII OF Oliver H.
Sgler deceased Robinson Slger, Coleman D. slger
Francis j. Ser Felix T. Sigler Oliver lane sgler Hannah
D. Sanborn Frank Sanborn and Francis Oliver SanDorh-
Petition to veil real estate to pay deOts. - -
Afdavi. OF the residence of Oliver Lane siglef ana
Coleman j. Sger. defendants above named having been
filed the Office OF the clerk of County Court OF La sale
county notice hereby given TO the said Oliver Lane Sger
ana ColemanJ sigler that the said planti. II A. Al
berry Lxeertor Of the Last W:ll OF oliver H. Siger De
has filed his petition In the said County Court OF
La Sale county for order sell the premises belonging
To the said deceased much of as may be
to pay debts of said deceased and described as
OF northvost quarter of Section Thirty two IN toWnsn
thirty three ho range i've. east OF the ird principal
meridian containing twenty acres more or less ana ,na'
summonsuas been issued out OF this court against you
returnabe the December term A. D. 1876 OF SAT- court 70
be holdcn on the second Monday OF December D. o'o
the Courl House in Ottawa In La sale county LIMOS
Now unless you, the said oliver Lane Sger and Coleman
j. Sislr shall personally be and apnear before said Goun
Court OF La sale county the first day OF term tcreo
be bolde, ottawa In said county on the tnlid Monoa
of January lsI and plead, answeror demur to me SAID
complainant petition heh therein the same ana the maj
Crs and Thugs therein charged and stated VIII be ahen
as confessed decree entered against you according
to the prayer of said bill
o'''" - ''''0'' Ii. A. MCCALEB, Clerk.
r, NI,Dora.,r Commits Solicitor. dec2iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-23

1WOIVfV IIfTr.
l'I"A'EN OF hBIsE VOLS LA SALLN' o.--Ns
- t.f CHcui COnt thclfE 10 JfHHUY IeIHt A d. 1874
IN, tHuNcet8 . ,,..,. mt. ,,,,...,
Roller, wilson and william +. Whitmorc rs. lac Ottawa
Manufacturing COMPANY MiAam II. W Cushman. Alex
amer NJ Brucn John A. Hoes Frederick bronson; 10
rpyo Leland Dwight +. Cameron Charles IA forcc, oHn
F. Nash, Charles Delaao, William lCklinG and William D
EHtON go, -. A., , =, ,
appearing from an affidavit file In the once OF TIC
clerk OF gd court that said defendant, william > Eatoh
il not a resident said state, and said compliments nay
lug Acd heI amended bill OF complaint IA shd court on
thchanccry side thereof the l2 day OF August A.
1875 herein and summons having been issued thereon ac
cooling to law; ,, ,.,..,,, w,
Notice therefore Il hereby given to said defendant VII
liam Eastn that unless you shan personally DC hhd h
n%r before said court at said term thereof TO be held at
the Court House in ottawa. IN SAID county on lle io
Monday of January D. lbi,, tWlvS ana WIcFe ht
uumOns IS returnaDe and plead. answer demuror keep
10 aid bin the same will be taken for confessed agans
Won and matters aud things therein prayed tor dctt
accordingly. CHARLES II. HUN, 'itlh
j t. REG & G. :. ELDRRpGg. Solicitors. dcc2-Iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-23
D. McDotoALL, Complts Solicitor. dec9lw


cuATEpE ILL NOES. LA SALE Co.'S
= IN tic Greet C0lSt hsJeV, 10 January Term lo'"
IN Ckdncgy , - $500, no,n,,1 Eos
seen OBADIAH "anVoorhs. Zachariah NanN oorhs Jacob
" r. VanVoohs Peter NanVorhis, Cntharine an 90,
his Ssmnd l. VanVootls, samuel NanN oorIns, Shlah
lane Vail uvia Lawson, Annie Neach, joseph ~ Npoi
his Mary VanVoorhis, Abina bearing, Charles VAIL van
Voorhis lawson Sarah C.. VanVoorhis ana Coert van
VOorlis az, A. =. A. .a,oo r., :, n
clerk OF aid court that said defendants Obadih van
Voorhs Zachariah VanNOoi his Jacob " IL NahN oOihs
Peter Van oorhis Caharinc NahNoorhis samuel h. an
VoNrhis samuel VenVoorh Sarah Jane Vail DIVA Law
son Annie Veatch Joseph NanNoorhis Mary Nan| oohs
Aim bearing, Ch.ies Vail, NanNOorhis lawson Sarah
VnnV orhs aud Coert VanN are not residents OF
said state and said complainant having hed HE bll oi com
nsnn said court the chanccry ie thereof on he hst
av OF october A. D. S5 herein, and summons having Pee
issued thereon according to law; -, 49,,
Vntce therefore is hereby given to sad defendants ba
dian VanV oorhs Zu harlan NanN oorhis. Jacob u Van
VCrbts Peter NanNOorhis, Caharinc NanN Oorhls, SUN
mel t. VanV oorhs, Samuel NanNoOrhiS Sarah Jane vail
Olivia Lawsou Annie Vtatch, Joseph NanN Oothls, Mary
NarNooihis, Albina bearing. Charles Vail Van, oohlS
SXSOn Sarah c. NunNO and tOcrt an oCfhs, hQ
m, unknown he of COert a anNoors deceased tht
mn YOU shall personally be and appear before sal court
nd aid term thereof to be held at the Court House III QUA
wa n said county, the third Monday OF January next
A. 49,. (when aud where said summons Is returhaUe
and pead answer demur except TO SAID D the SAINT
vii taken for confessed against you, ana e nattel
ami thing, therein prayed for dccrrcd aCtOt9nsIy.
CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk
p,rtrrt soS AZ SNOW. Solicitors. deC9lW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-23
GEO. s, ELDREDGE

LlcHGLsoS IL Snow, solicitors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-23
NICHOLSON g. SNOW,
S,TATEc I-INOIs-, Ia :

l,TATE, OF ILI-I NOI.I. Ia SALE Co SIS
- ~ ne circuit Court Me,eer, 10 J,""'fD Team 49,
In thGHceIg. 500,
Mary L. Williams ~. Charles Williams.
Euppearne from an AFFIDAVIT ne In the nice ni te
cllr al said court inar said defendant, Charles Williams
il not resident said state, ana sara complainant
having led her bill o complaint IN satn court on tc c
cey side thereof the FIRST day of December A. H. $40
bcn and summon, hayin becHiSsucd thereon according
tOIAw. ia .,.,....,,
Notice therefore. is hereby given 90 Fad defendant
C.rle- Williams. that unless you snail personally hc ana
nnrr before said court at said thereof TO ue held Al
is Court House ia OTTAWA. u sad county, on me tlid
Monday of January next. Si1 twhsn ana where sMI
s non ia rctnrnabc IA plead demurr or except
"a hill the will b, taken tor confessed Agalhr
ss,cordi,i,ly CHARLES H. HOOK, Clerk.
NICHOLSON & Snow, Solicitors. decS-w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-23

Mr.. Darbigne didn't go home until very
late last Tuesday night, and when he reached
his domicile he let himself in with latch-Rey,
and stole softly up stairs so as not to disturb
his family. A night-lamp was burning IN
his room, and Mrs. Darbignes snores came
from the shaded bed like the cadences OF a
lrelght-engine on the up grade. AS he was
removing his coat Mr.. Darbigne suddenly
stood still, frozen, rooted to the spot with hor
ror sublime, ar rage. Then he fell on his
knees, and, holding his hands toward the cell
ing, shrieked, ooh, Heaven, have mercy on
this dishonored house." and then sprang 10
his feet yelling, "Villain! villain! villain
your life or mine" Mrs. Darblgnc sprane
up in bed screaming, What is it? Oh mcr'
CIV, mercy! mailman, what is it?" And the
children in the adjoining room woke up and
shrieked and howed, and wept in piteouS
terror, Will, Mr.. Darbigne charged around
and around the room with revolver in his
hand, diving into the closets, plunging under
the bed, upsetting furniture, chasing Mrs. Oar
bigne out of his sight, and calling on his in
nocent babes to fling themselves out OF the
windows and save their lives from misery ano
shame, preventive that the babes did no
take to very kindly, preterring to huddle ul
in the middle of the bed and yell. The up
roar aroused the neighbors, they kicked il
the front door and rushed up stairs, and seiz
ed the ravng Mr. Darbigne, pounded him
over the head with q chair leg and Wrestling
his revolver from his reckless grasp, and ther
they demanded explanations.
Find him tor mel" Mr.. Darbignc "Set
me face to face with the villain, and I'll drink
his hearts blood! Oh, madness, madness
Oh shame shame! shame! Find him for INT
or kill me- He's in the house this very min
ute"
"Who?" they all yelled. "Who is he?"
eyes" waiedp poor Mrs. DaIbgne, who hac
hurriedly dressed herself IN log-cabln quilt
"Who? In Heavens name, who"
"Oh, oh, oh " yelled Mr.. Darbigne. "Io,
hear her, men,you hear this pertijious woman
Who? Here?" he shrieked, pointing witt
his trembling finger, while the words sho
like frey arrows from his pale and foam
fecked Ii ,"Here! Tile man 1ch0 wore those
trousers!
All eyes booked toward the char on whlcl
they hung, and then with one wild, heaven
piercing yell of laughter the crowd of neigh
bors let go of Mr.. Darbigne, and went tum
bling oyer each other down stairs, bowling IL
derlsion, and splitting the midnight will
roars OF lnextiuguishable laughter. The chill
dren who had trooped into the room wen
Cycling off 70 bed, and Mrs. Darbigne, fling
Ing herself on the pillows, screamed hyster
lcally, 80 Darby, Darby? Marmaduke
you'll kill me yet, know you will! oh, yot
old fool! Crawl into bed! Oh, you sense
less idiot, that's my chemiloonn'
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