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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-19
SPORTING NEWS.
The Races.

The races yesterday resulted as fol-
lows, the pacing race not being finished
Oh account Of darkness:
Continued race of Wednesday, 1925
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, oct. l9-i:3O P. M.

CINCINNATi, Oct. l9-i:30 P. NJ.
Gold steady. Buying at 1929 and selling at
l02z$. Gold checks on New York lU27E.
Eastern exchange steady and light demand.
Rates unchanged. We quote 1t par buying and
lilo premium selling.
sterling exchange steady and quiet. Sight
drafts quoted 81 S., and sixty day bills 81 50
per t in gold.
Governments quiet and no material change in
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Baseball.

1t was one-sided game yesterday
The Bostons took easy hold of Mitchell
and banged his balls everywhere. Ii
four innings they hit him for thirteen
first bases and earned seven runs. The
CInclnnatls did not do much work, eX.
cept Mitchell aud Miller, who PLAYED
admirably. The following is the score
Innings" 2 3 S 6 7 g
Cincinnati ..........0 0 0 0 0 o.
boston ..............2 y 3 2 0 D u.
Umpire-Scott Hastings.
lime of gamc-IwO nours and twenty five
minutes.
Strikes caled-OT Mitchell 2G, Off Bond 10.
Balls called-On Mitchell 81, On Bond 30.
Fly balls caught-Cinclnnati 6, Boston y.
Fly balls mlSseG-ClnCinnati 0, Boston D.
Passed balls-MIller ), Browne.
First base on errols-ClnCinnati g. Boston 4.
First base on called bails-Bond |, OKourKG
|, MilIer /.
Left on bases-CinCnra att 7, Boston Z.
VIVID pitches-AiltChcll l,
Struck out-CincinnaJi: Pike l, Miller /,
MeyerlG l, sullivan /; total 1. Boston: Nor
rll ., Brown 8, Bond !, Leonard |, Schafer ,,
Wright l, Sutton /; total i.
Iwo-Dase hits-Joues l, Wright l. White 2,
Sutton !, Morrill, /.
Sparrins Match.
Billy Carroll and Jim Taylor met at
Dave Kendalps last night and agreed
upon the following:
"William Carroll and James Taylor
agree to have friendly contest with
the gloves within twelve days, in a hall
to be hereafter agreed upon. The con-
test to take place i'll accordance with the
new rules OF the London Prize Ring,
With the exception tnat one minute sha /
elapse between each round. No hitting
with the inside or heel OF the gloves to
be permitted. The winner to take the
entire receipts OF the house, less neces.
sary expenses. Both parties agree on
Dick Hollywood as referee, provided he
will come to the city; If not, the referee
shall be selected from the audience"
Cricket.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.--The two days
match at cricket between the English
and American Teams, tor the benefit OF
George Giles, ST., was concluded yes.
terday. The game was PLAYED upon the
grounds Of the st. George Cricket CLUB,
and resulted in draw game, but prac-
tically a defeat of the English Team in
one inuing, ior they made but one ten
points in their two days playing, while
the Americans scored 213 in their first
inning.
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CATTLE-Market dull and prices are un-
HOGS-Markct dull and easv. We quote
common $4a4 Is, fair to good light "a 75a4 80,
r t. good packing "A 6ja5, ana select BUTCH
cls' $ja5 40 Der Genital
SHEEP - Market dull and no change in
prices.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 1872 P. NJ.
The total receipts ana shipments 1or the
uast u hours were as follows;
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LEXINGTON, KY.


DR.. Herr's sale of trotting stock took
place yesterday.
The oldest daughter of Mr.. James Far
ia is dangerously ill.
Hon. b. f. Buckner has returned from
Put-inBay much improved in health.
The Indebtedness of b. b. Groom &
Son, of Clark County, is about $3Oo, 900.
We learn that Slaughter Bassett is
soon to be married to ayoung lady in
Georgetown.
The ratle for the fine three.year-ofd
mare Of Thomas McGlone will come off
Saturday night at the old Lion Engine
house at 9o'clock. Chances So each.
News was received in this city that
Mrs. Green Clay Goodloe (nee Miss Bet
tie Beck was quite i'll with typhoid ie-
yer. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck lett Tor Wash
ington last week.
"Rush Castleman." nlr popular can.
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Local Not ices.

ASTONISHING SUCCESS. 1t is the
duty of every person who has used Bos-
chess GERMAN SYRUP to let its won
derful qualities be known to their friends
in curing Consumption, severe Cough,
Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact
all throat and lung diseases. No person
can use it without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case, and
we consider it the duty Of all Druggists
to recommend it to the poor dying con-
sumptiyes, at least to try one bottle,
as, 10000 dozen bottles were sold last
year, and no one case where it failed
was reported. Such a medicine as the
GERMAN SYRUP cannot be too widely
known. Ask your Druggist about It.
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. For sale by
DR.. D. D. CARTER, and B. SCHMITT,
Woodstock Va.
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7. NJ. G. A.-At the Seventh Tri-
ANIMAL Conference of the Young Mems
Christian Associations Of all lands,
held in Hamburg, Germany, August
1918, 1875, where seven nations were
represented, it was "Resozued. That
during the coming three years, or until
the meeting ofthe next Conference, the
week beginning with the Second Sunday
in November be observed as A WEEK OF
PRAYER for the blessing of God upon
the work Of the Associations" In
observance of this resolution, the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Woodstock are holding prayer meetings
at their. room every evening at 81 P. M.
A general attendance Of all who desire
to see the work Of God prosper is ear
nestly requested.
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For SICK Or NERVOUS HEADACHE
cossive habit. inactive liver. and to ward
oa' malar;al fevers s'Dr. Swayne's Tai
and Sarsapar;lla Pills" are very efec-
tive. They act gently, without any
gripping or unpleasant sensation what
ever, leaving no bad effects, as is the
case with blue-mass Or calomel. Pre-.
pared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phil.
adelphia, and sold at 25 cents box BY
Bodeker Brothers, 1444, Main street.
Richmond, and all leading druggists,
ask your druggist for them.
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WHISPER You'll BE MINE, LOVE.
The tavorite Southern Song writer,
John T. Rutledge composer Of Save
the Sweetest Kiss for Me-" has IN
whisper You'll be Mine, Love" given
us most decidedly the prettiest song of
the past ten years. 1t has a perfectly
bewitching melody that sings itself right
into the hearts Of music lovers the world
over. Publiched in elegant style with
Crimson and Gold title page. Easy &C.
compartments adapted for either Piano
Or Organ. Published also in Aiken's
Character Notes. Ask your nearest
Music Dealer for it, or send the price,
TAO cents, direct to the publishers.
LUDDEN & BATES Savannah. Ga.
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FINE SPORT SPoILED.-An old
hunter in Powel's Fort has distinguish
ed himself, this season, by killing wildd
turkeys. He enjoys the sport, but re-
citing the details Of the distance, posi-
Ton Of the fowl and greatskill displayed,
gives him peculiar satisfaction. The
tirst turkey lllled did not satisfy him,
but only warmed his blood for new
achievements, and again he went forth
and before the sun had descended, he
marched home bearing another trophy
in the shape Of good sized wild turkey.
Again he starts out and again he return
ed bearing another victim to his marks
manship,- this time, a tremendous COB
Ter, one that was worth Dragging about,
one that caused his face to be wreathed
with smiles and had filed his longing
for reputation, but alas for bis glory a
neighbor appeared upon the scene and
ienti6ed the tremendous gobbler,o as
one Of his flock, and the old hunter now
slishkes even the name of wild
turkey
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ANY ONE TROUBLED WITH Cough
Or COLD, throat, breast, or lung troU-
bic, will avoid much suffering and risk
by the timely use Of CDR. Swayne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" an
old and well attested remedy. For weak
luags, bronchitis, nervous debility. it is
unequalled as tonic. Being the favor
lite prescription of one Of Philadelphia's
most eminent physicians, it can be relied
on. Sold by leading druggists. In
Richmond, at the drugstore of Bodeker
Brothers, l444, Main street.
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should be presented

SCHOOL REPORT. From the report
of the State Superintendent Of schools
we find that but two counties Of the
State had larger per cent Of school
population enrolled in the schools, than
Shenandoah. Grayson county reports
copper cent; Floyd reports 70, and Shen-
andoah II. The lowest is Buchanon
county, 81 per cent. The average for
the entire state is 1919.
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VALLEY REPRESENTATIVES,
Augusta county elected A. Koiner for
the Senate and Hanger. Echols and
Van Lear for the house.
Rockingham elected Paul for the
Senate and Moffett and Harrison, for
the House.
Shenandoah, Allen and Henkel, for
the House.
Frederick, Faunteleroy and Whittakel
for the House.
Clarke, Hardesty.
Warren, Lowell.
Page, Keyser.
Rockbridge, Frazier and Lady, for the
Honse and Sherrard for the Senate.
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LIST OF CoNVEYANCES.

Deed from Harry Hollar and wife &c.
to Abs m Richard.
Deed from VIM, O. Sewer and wife
to Jas. ?. Funkhouser.
Deed from Hampson H. Gochenolr
and wife to Sam'l Gochenour.
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a. r. s. c. N. Moore.
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Matilda Moore.
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TO Abram Richard.
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Miller & Co.
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VIM. McClanahan.
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H. E. White.
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to Sam'l Miller.
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wife to Winchester & Strasburg r. r.
Co.
Deed ffem B. T. Cof'man and wife
&c. PHI. BOWS Trustee for Isabelle
Bowers.
Deed from A. I. Ludwig Trustee SC.
to same.
Deem from Chas. L. Long and wife
&c. to NJ. c. Cline.
Deed from Sam'l Long to same.
Deed from David White and wife to
Sam'l NJ. Ritnour.
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Elizabeth Bowers.
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John Wiley.
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to Isaac Foltz SC.
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Amos Wlndle.
Deed from Richard Windle and wife
to same.
Deed from Sanl'l Windle to Addison
Windle.
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MURDER TRIAL.-Capt. John Avis,
charged with the murder Of James
Johnson, at Orkney Springs, last SUM
mer, is now undergoing trial, before the
county court. The prisoner is repre-
scented by Judge II. c. Allen and the
Common wealth. by H. H. Riddleberger.
The trial viii probably be concluded
this week. 3 Aa-
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A VERY MARROW EscAPE.-A
second narrow Passage disaster was
barely escaped, few nights ago, by a
freight train which passed South about
y O'Clock at night. The Engineer,
when passing through the cut this side
Of the bridge noticed two cattle in front
Of him. He blew for brakes and, not
withstanding he had sixteen loaded
freight cars, he reversed his engine and
brought his train to dead hault about
the time the cattle stepped from the track.
He again started but before he was un-
der full Roadway. the shrill whistle for
breaks again res0unded. The engineer
had noticed dark object in trout, and
succeeded in stopping the train only af-
ter it had gotten on the bridge. He
went forward and found twenty cattle
wedged between the cross ties. Had
his train been under full Roadway no
power could have checked it in time to
prevent its .rushlIg head long over that
fearful abyss. It required four and a
half hours to clear the track. Ten cat
tie fell OFF the bridge. The engineers
brother was killed in the disaster at this
bridge on the 9th Of March 1876. 1t
appears that drove Of cattle had been
turned into the field this side Of bridge
and that there was no fence along the
track. As we understand the ompany
has paid for fences and the obligation to
keep up the fencing rests upon the own
ers of the land, but this would be of lit
tie Importance should another disaster
occur. The company for its own pro-
lection and that Of the public should
have their bridges so constructed as to
peyent cattle getting on them.
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MARRI ED

On the LIST inst st o'clock a. n. at the residence
of the brides father, in Luray, by Elder Benz
f. arayson, DR.. VIM. L. Hudson, formerly of tn is
county but now Of Washington. d. c., and Hiss
Martha Y. smoot, daughter OF Fl. J. Sraoot, Esq
On Thursday morning. Nov. 8. 1877, in buggy
Rev. G.. L. Damaron, of New Market, Mr.. Isaac p
Weasherholtz and Miss Mary G. Glenn, both OF
this county.
Near New Market, Va. on Nov. 1, 1877, by Rev.
5. Henkel, D. d. Mr.. Adam P. Conner and Miss
Francis Virginia Good. daughter of Mrs Noah
Good, both of this county.
On the sth inst, at the residence of the brides
father, Jno. ". Rudolph, near Capon Road, by
Rev. WIN. Rusmiselle, Mr.. VIM. C. Headly and
Miss Norah J. Rudolph all of this county.
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EYE, EAR AND DEFoRMrrIEs.-On
or more of the Surgeons of the CEN
TRIAL SURGICAL INFIRM AIRY, of In
dianpaclis, Ind, will visit Woodstock,
professionally, at the best Hotel Tues
day and Wednesday, Nov. 20 & q. All
afflicted with any disease. of the Eye
or Ear, Catarrh, Cross Eyes, Club
Foot, Spinal Curvature, Fistula in Ano,
Piles, Epilepsy and Chronic Diseases
can consult them free Of charge. Arti-
fetal Eyes inserted. Remember the
dates. Ct.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-We learn
that, on Friday week ago, a man by
the name OF Snead whilst chopping in
the woods of Mr.. john G. Churchman,
about miles from this city, was ms
family killed by the fall Of the limb of
a tree, which had been blown off by the
Wind.-.Spectqtor.
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Babies ought to be WEI

Babies ought to be well taken care of,
then. system does not allow the slight
est neglect. Ifyour Baby suffers from
Colo or Bowel Disorders, procure a
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup, sim
pie but always reliable remedy. Only
8 cents.
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TUCH Me GENTLY. FATHER TINE.
is the title Of new and beautiful
song and chorus by Charlie Baker, auth
or of the famous she Holds the Fort Of
Heaven" Dealers are ordering it by
the thousand. The whole world viii
soon be singing Touch me Gently,
Father Time :" Any music dealer viii
mail you this beautiful song for 10 cents.
Published by F. W. HELMIcK,
50 West 4th St., Cincinnati, O.
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COUNTY COURT PRoCEEDINGS.-O
petition of Hiram Beydler and others
for road, it appearing that the road es-
tablished in this proceeding is a new
road, so much of the order here tofore
made, as relates to the payment Of the
damages to the land owners be amen
ded so as to read as follows to be levi
ed by the Board of Supervisors Of
Shenandoah County. Thomas Lee
Wilkln selected Samuel Wilkin as his
guardian.
The Court assigned William Borden
as guardian of Emma G. Cross.
William Borden appointed admir-. of
Est. of David w. Crabill.
Special Jury ofInquest, to wit: John
A. Saum, Jno. W. B. Woods, James
M. Bradford, Daniel S. Bowman, NJ.
V. French, Peter S. Cooley, William
II. Sheetz, Joseph Gochenour, of g.,
Samuel c. Keister.
Indictment for felony against William
Ashly alias William Cornwall, was
found.
Administration Of Estate of Jno. NJ.
Tyson granted to the Sheriff.
Administration of the estate Of Jacob
Anderson committed to the Sheriff.
Henry Fl. Coffman qualified as Notary
Public.
On petition Of Elias Saum and others,
1t is ordered that Joseph Maphis Com'r.
of Roads is ordered to procure the SER
vices Of William Tisinger, County
Surveyor and establish the line on
which said road was heretofore located
between the lands of KILLER, Cook &c.
Report Of E. E. Stickley and P. W.
Magruder appointed in connection with
D. II. Walton. now deceased, to exam
inc the clerks Office of this court, re-
turned and approved and the same is
ordered to be filed with papers ended
at the term Of the court. On petition
of Walter Newman, sc. leave is grant
ed P B. Motfet to erect one gate across
said road at his road cernering with
Walter Newman and Moses kipps and
to Abram and Noah Zirkle to erect two
gates across said road, one next to the
EorestYiile road and one on the line be-
tween their lands aud Z. B. Mofet.
The court is now engaged in the trial
Of John Avis upon indictment FOR
murder.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PRoPERTY.-R.
II. Moler will sell at bis residence. the
Old Pifer farm. on Tuesday Dec. 4th q
lot Of personal property, consisting Of
horses, cows. hogs, agricultural nipple.
meuts, and other articles. 2t.
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NIMRoD BOWMAN O. P.

UNREAsoNABLE.-Many Of the citi-
gens of this county are of the opinion
that charge of s25 for grave dug in
land Of a very low assessed value is IN
reasonable and it will probably appear
= the Board of Supervisors. The
woNier is that an account Of that kind
should be presented.
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Even if we are not smart we know
what 10 do when troubled with cough
or cold. No doctor bill for US. We take
a IS cent note, go to the nearest drug
store and buy bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup. One dose relieves Us and
one bottle cures us entirely.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

RELIGIoUs.-The meeting in progress
in the lutheran Church, closed on last
Sunday night, Revs. r. c. Holland, Of
Sheperdstown, D. NJ. Gilbert, Of Win.
chester. and W. @. Schaefer. Of Rich
mond, were present and preached eff'ec-
tive sermons.
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EXCURSION To RIcHMoND.-It is
proposed to run an excursion train from
Winchester ria Staunton to Richmond
at the Inauguration of GOV. Holiday.
The fare, we are informed, will be very
low. The same train will run through.
1t will give parties the opportunity of
visiting the State Capital during the
session of the Legislature. Many of
the constituents will take advantage OF
the opportunity to over see the work OF
their Representatives.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

A WINDFALL.--The Hagerstown
Ne,os saysit is reported on good authori-
ty that the wives OF Col. r. T. Cook
and Mr.. c. c. Clapp, Of that town,
have fallen heirs to fortune, in Ireland,
ofabout $23o,QO0.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-11-14

For SALE.-A desirable building lot
at Orkney Springs, situated convenient
to the waters and fronting on the public
square. Enquire at this Office. SIN.
Another opportunity is offered to be
cheap salt. A car load just arrived and
for sale, very low, call at once or you
will be too late.
W. G. BARRON.
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NoTICE.-Dr.. D. D. Carter has been
employed to attend all outside paupers
in Johnson District. Parties who eX.
pect their accounts to be paid by the
Board must call on the Physician en-
pl9yed.
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ScHooL TRrsrEEs Appo1NrED

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPOINTED
Alta meeting Of the School Trustee
Electoral Board held last Monday II. II
Codman was appointed trustee Of Ashby
District in place Of f. f. Rinker, de-
clined the appointment and JOSEPH
Perry, trustee of same district in place o.
Samuel Hamman, resigned. Geo. W.
Lee was appointed trustee Of DAVIS
District IN place of Harrison White. vino
tailed to qualify.
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