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WILSON'S HOTEL.
w WOODSTOCK vs
Es tryed md Greatly Improved
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR Ink
Increased Demands OF Public
PATRONAGE.

This hotel has been recently improved by
the erection Of brick addition To the nam
buillinz which will give considerably more
room, and afford ample accommodation for
the travelling public.
TIE TABLE will be wei supplied at all
times with the best the market affords and
no pains shall be spared TO satisf, the wants
of guests in this department.
TIE BAR will b. stocked With the best
Liquors. full supply Of Wilson's pure
Rye whisky (the only homemade whisky
III in the county, can he found by those
Wishing pure article for GIedItal 'urPosss.
Jurors attending court will be boarded
Tor their fees per diem, and their certificates
taken in payment if desired.
charges Moderrss. a call respectful 1,
solicited.
ROB- .RT WILSON
Nav
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-22

Twas in the dying Of the day,
The darkness grew so still,
The drowsy pipe Of evening oifos
Was hushed upon the bill.
Athwart the shadows of the vale,
Slumbsred the men Of might
And one lone sentry paced his ROUNDS
To watch the camp that nlsnt'
A grave and solemn man was he,
With deep and sombre brow;
The dreamful eyes seemed boarding up
Some unsccomplished vow.
The vistful glance peered DER the plains
Beneath the starry light
And with the murruured name sf 6od,
He watched the camp that night.
The future opened unto him
Its grand aud awful scroll
Msnasses and the Valley march
Came hsaving DER his SOUL
Richmond and Shsrpshurs thIndered BY
With that tremendous fight,
Which gave him to the angel hosts,
Who watched the camp that night
We mourn for him who died for as,
ith that resistless moan
While up the valley of the Lord,
He marches to the throne
He kent the faith Of men and saints,
Sublime, and pure, and bright;
He slseps-snd all is we'll with HIM,
Who watched the camp that night.
Brothers the midnight Of the Csuse
Is shrouded in our fate;
The demon GOths pollute our halls
With Are and lust aud hate.
Be streng-be vsliant-be assured
Strike home for Heaven and right
THE SOUL OF JACKSON STALKS ABROAD,
AEp GUARDS TEE CAMP AT NIGHT
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SOTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

D.v,s D,sr-pr. G. 4. Brown, Obed Funk and
81, SToSrw1LL.-J. ~ II. GrabillsEli cOhelt snOwden
Whitaker. ,,., S..;ob,ar
JOHNSTON j H. Rodefer, Martin s'ricKier'
v.ISsoS'-samuel G. Campbell James j.
Cofnan, Samus Rlnker. r, -.
4saBY -Salnl Hsmman, Samuel Kingree. Jacob
r. Mi Ter. u zi-r,a roA, NJ
LrE.-N. White Williamson D. 2. LTkIe'1onn NJ
Pence
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-22
PO & lC AL.
sTeHEWALL As A SENTINEL.

The Rev. DR.. Moore, Of richmond, Va, In ser
mon on the memory Of tns much loved and lsmen'
Ted stonevsli Jssxson, narrated he following in
eident: previous o the first battle OF Manassas,
when the troops under Gen. stontwalI Ssekson
fell on the ground exhausted and faint. Inc
hours arrived fer setting the watch for the night
'rhs oficcr Of the day went to the Generals tent
and said General, the raen are al wearisd, ano
not one but Is asleep. Shall wake tnsm
"a tba hero Jackson ''ist them sleep, and Will
watch the camp tonight And II night long he
rode around that lonely camp, the lone sennnel
for that brave but weary and silent body OF Virgi
hrols the soldiers awoke fresh and ready for sc-
IL n ali unconscious Of the noble vigils kept over
their slunlbes."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-22
CONSTABLES.

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
7, c-ah,,, Woodstock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-08

The carefully devised plan of the District
commissioners for refunding the District debt,
which we print In another column. will not be
OTtranked In importance by any other recon-
mendation concerning local interests That may
be laid before Congress. The proposition is
that S2e, of 50 year per cent. bonds be
loaned by the United States to the District, for
which District securities are to be held as COL
lateral. BY such refunding of our outstanding
Indebtedness it is estimated that annual inter-
est TO the amount of S116941.S2 will be saved,
and the principal eventually to be paid will be
reduced by s1.453,S The saving in interest
alone, if invested annually in the bonds. will. it
is thought. paw them Off within fifty years. II
Is contemplated by the plan of the Commission
ers to apply the money now appropriated for
the sinking fund to the improvement of the ap-
pearance and sanitary condition OF the city.
Our miles OF rotting wooden pavements testify
to the necessity of some device by which public
Improvements can be pushed to completion
without tedious delays. The commissioners
propose a scheme which is designed to accom-
plish this result. 1t is to be hoped that mat
ter OF such vital interest to the District will not
only be carefully read and Judged by all citi-
liens. but Will also receive from Congress the
consideration which it deserves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-08

As ID has been matter OF pride with the
French TO get up everything for their EXPOSE
ton On the grandest scale. it is not surprising
that the lottery with which the worlds fair is to
close surpasses anything OF the kind hitherto
attempted. 1t Is so arranged that everybody
is to I've made happy by the result except per-
haps, the unfortunate ticket-hOderS who draw
blanks And the grief OF the latter at their dis
appointment should be alleyated by the re-
fiection that they have enjoyed all the excite
ment OF gambling ventures OF this kind for the
trifiing sum OF twenty cents, and have missed
drawing one of the bottles OF pills that have
attracted attention in the American exhibit.
Who is there, then, who will not be pleased
with the great French lottery? The authorities,
who propose TO issue twelve million tickets
will not come out penniless The exhibitors
who dispose of their wares as prizes wilt Join
with them In hurrabing for the lottery The
lucky drawers o. the TWO million dollars. more
or less, that are represented by the foreign and
domestic treasures offered as prizes. will pro-
nOiInce the scheme success And the general
verdict will be that in the closing event OF the
exposition all went merry as a marriage bell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-08

According to the latest accounts there is
sequel to the story of the court-martal OF Colo
ne Garcia, the Mexican officer who violated
neutrality laws by crossing the Rio Grande into
Texas in pursuit Of revolutionists. TO be sure
he was court-martialed for the ofense, and
found guilty. But according to the Mexican
law In relation TO military men a second jury
fixes the punishment for the deed OF which pre-
vious jury finds the prisoner guilty The second
jury Id Garcia's case imposed no punishment
whatever. This failure 10 impose Il penalty for
violation OF American soil has, 10 say the least
destroyed an opportunity that Mexico might
nave taken TO increase American confidence in
her good faith: and the precedent established
that Mexican soldiers may pursue other Mex
lean soldiers into Texas with impunity. so far
a. punishment by Mexico is concerned. may
turn out badly for President Diaz in case some
sudden revolution causes him 10 seek safety
across the Rio Grande, as he did once before
when himself a revOlutioniSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-08

IL the Immigration into the United STATES from
abroad has not shown so marked IN increase in
numbers within the last few years as might be
desired, cause for cOngratulaiion NAV yet be
found iii tie character Of the additions to our
population. OF about 100000 immigrants who
CAME from foreign countries in the year ended
June sith To take their permanent residence in
the nited States, about two-thiriS. or Il num-
Der corresponding nearly TO the proportion OF
adult males among the immigrants. had some
profession or trade. There were 26.656 laborers
ana 15,cto farmers among them. In connection
with the subject of foreign immigration it may
be mentioned that Guatemala is bidding for adj
ditions to her population. She has modified the
sweeping rules previously adopted as to the re-
Dnnciatlon OF nationality BY immigrants, and
has established the short time of one year as
the interval which must elapse before new
conner can become citizen OF the republic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-08

Unhappy is he who dies rich man. Heirs
q 'onor the dead b. fighting over his wealth,
g. - gTave-rObber makes merchandise OF his
b"rCs. Unless the detectives can discover the
men who broke into the tomb Of A. +. Stewart
his decayed body will be offered for sale: not TO
the surgeons, for it is unfit for the disSecting
room. but TO the stewart family. Can anything
more horrible than this atrOcious crime be
inaCinfdS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-11-08

The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the news OF the week: November ELECTION Re-
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Autumn Fashions in New York. by Jennie
June; travelling Cipher; European complica-
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DEEF TENDERLOINS
u EOPENED.

r EoPENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANY.
Which has been closed for q few months. has been
reOpened by Messrs RINGWALT h HALL, who
are agents for the District Of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware for the sale
of these remedies at their Office southeast corner of
9th and streets, two squares north of Pennsylva.
avenue, and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience Of patients Con.
sultation free.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD.
What is it? and what does it mean 1t is a new
method OF treating successfully all Liver and Stom-
ach Diseases externally, and means an honest war
against the thousand and one nostrums and hum
bugs Of this and past ages.
ITS DISCOVERY.
About eight years ago there was discover ed and
put into practice new, simple, convenient and safe
principle for curing disease by absorption, without
the aid OF Medicine. The necessities of the case
prompted vigorous examination into its merits,
until the question was thoroughly and practically
solved.
Ofice-Corner of 9th and streets northwest, over
VIM X. Rlleys Dry Goods Store
No Charles street. Baltimore. noy5-1y
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zen one is inclined TO gel excited as TO
whether the democrats viii or will not con-
troll majority of state delegations in the next
House, ii Will be we'll TO remember that The
formidable national party, which was TO pre-.
vent popular choice OF President. does not
..loonl" 20 such an extent as it once did.
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Al experience Of twenty three years. and the fact
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month buIlesn
OF all property for rent and sale nay books which
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II A. HALL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LeDrou building. corner Sth and + streets north
west Once hours-S 80 Am to O,clock n n, Res
ideuce, 9O3 o street northwest naxa Ne
0VM MAIK-LlNE ENGLISH wORSTED
CHILLA OfERCOAT We selling Al "a are ra.ii,-
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At - &c.. C. KAUFMAN'S
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