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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
INaIf>a LABnR rrprpIrS

Ten thousand cotton spianers IN Old
ham. went on . strike. Al percent red retioa
Of wages ID ordered q Carn>a,ce<hire alass
quarrie& The mayor of BArrov-in-FaTnss
has called public meeting - relieve the dis
tress in consequence Of the depression Of
trade.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05

1t is now believed that White. the
Methodist minister killed near Sumter. S. C.,
was accidentally sho; by some person At . dis
taucs. probably hunting.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05

no diminution of confidence in bis ultimate
success with the electric light that is to super
sede gas. A man must have some reason con-
elusive to his own mind for the faith that is
in him who goes far as to assert that he
can by the use as fuel of gas purchased At
present prices produce an electric light bet
ter and cheaper than the same degree of illu-
mination, produced by the burning of the
gas itself. This is what Edison says can be
done,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05

Colonel Mapleson. manager of the opera
troupe by that name. performing a, the Acad-
envy of Music. New York. Was arrested for vio-
lation of the statute prohibiting the employ
ment of girls under ten years of age. Colonel
Mapleson waived examination, and gave $500
bail on each of the charges.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05

The Wei and La Arbps awards. which
sill awaiting definite setion- IL viii Be
recollecfed that they were excepted to unde,
the United StAtes and Mexican Claims Com
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05
KANSAS OFFICIAL.

The official returns from every organized
county in Kansas for the vote on State officers
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05
MESSAGE NUrTERISas.

In his forthcoming message the Presi-
dent will make the reported outrages and vio-
lstion of law in the South during the late
Congressional elections prominent topic of
comment. These violations will be condemn
ed as forcibly depriving large number of
citizens in specified localities of the rights
conferred by both National and State authori-
ties, thus preventing the results of the express
sion of their will in the administration Of pub
lie affairs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS uLxANiNus.
A At. I.ouis ,m,.r r,norts Tim, sam

ASt. Louis parer reports TIM, Samuel
I Til,ien will shortly vel NOTED helle Ut ,ha,
,ity.
4 large vessel built for the Russian
uoscramen, y. Mess~ cramp 4 sans. ha~
inn. heen launched " Philadelphia
A national convention ot those inter.
ersrd In thu building ~ narrow gaa,g. railroads
has Just hees held In Cincinnati Thu ,iulrs
gates, rume sixty III number, engaged III an ~
trvmels interesting interchange If WINS m
srecting she h,~s mc.sial- of operating .l,s liar
raw gauge system uf railroads
Henry w. TYLER, Mell.known ,les.
reralo % ralkeisbntg. w Va, rllo, and KILLED.
hls wifr. ami then pus hulle. through his nwn
llead, dying few minutes after. Ia Ii sup
pp~cd 10 have he.n under tho Influence of
liquor Al tin time,
The steamship City III Houston. from
New York fcr Galveston. leAAr fu,uulered or
Frying Fan shoals. during The recent terrible
gale. Tho pAs~cngcrH and crew wcu rescued.
and landed vt fcnaanlina. Fla The steamer
aen Harness, fiom Savannah, fnr NV lnlk. was
lo~t In tho same storm. Fortunately. M In the
ease of tho City " Houston, her ra~rcngrru and
crew we're NIL saved
The schooner florencc. II thu How.
ga,o expedition, which Ind hc"n Allnnsl given
up ~ lost, has turned up safely
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
ferelgm Ccmmercc of Ncxls.

lsy recent mail from Mexico Inter
a.lviccs have been received relating IL
tho foreign commerce III TINT country,
According u tlnta furnished by tho
Mexican Treasury Department, the
total export from Mexico during the
fiscal year ending June M. lA77. was
s2A. .7Oi, ION. and the total amount III ,l,l-
ties received on imports wns S.,,la',,n ,nal,
No statement of imports into Mexico
for Tint year Inns yet been nude hy the
Mexican authorities. A. the average
rate of duties on imports under tin ~.
isting Mexican larill haH hecn officially
stated m III per cent, with about ~.
MtO, ,ntNl entering free ii duty. the total
foreign imports into Mexico from all
countries during tho last year ure there.
fore estimated. from thu amount of .ln.
ticn collected. 10 have been about
81 ,.D0tl,u0N, tho statements TINT have
recently becn made In this country
TINT foreign imports into Mexico
amount 10 s7b, ,ODO sAM per annnm prove
u N very wild vxaggcrntions, II i
not probable TINT thu total foreign com.
merec of TINT country, both imports
aud exports, And including thu cnntra'
hand trade. now exceeds about ~, ,.,aA,..
Mln per annmm.- llnshingtOn fcie.
0rNu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
kWy + vst uEu.


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ns@f t'~nssaHsisssri ~ t~uss s,sa Hsass s~~Hras4
the ssn~ wsn ha~ssa siaA~ - l~s.e sl~ nats4
tsg ~ slss issviin ssngssss Turkish ssssass
hAse t~wn fnae~i INTO I,u~ishsn* ssr~s~i ~ ti,e
ha~@asas. and siw rassh~osA- arr i~.ssss ts1~ssssA
sni ARMED i~sfnsr tsss~tanslnurlr sni nissaliiras~
In~ Turks sse auMsgsag - iaans@e slaaa
fars~~. aul sr .samrnshg hAif f,ss unsvs~ l.
sr'i1 duty SJ~sisi s~ammist~ fat the A.
fssw ~ she eaiisai has hsn faanssi II s,W
SFaAhh~s.A~
The persons an trial In Paris ios com
neesinn with she s.s4alsi t~agr~~ have hccn
eonsl.mmsl sn sariuur penalties ~ fnr and i'm.
rsi~Mmens for ~is months ~ more, cae~ps two
w.n3n. who WIN acquitted
Alfonso. the young Spanish mon.
a,v:a ~hsie driving through thu STREETS IL
Mairsa, Afew days agr. was Asvl upon Il, 4
Sccsaiist ASSASSIN named Juan Manea~i The
aim III the a&~s~-in was lad, however. AMI
the hin. r~eAred ~ishoa, injury. Mnneasi
was promptly arrested
Bulgaria il threatened with serious
religious war
Tho Clyde ,Scotlan,n iron. workers
Arr On strike against The ~ PER csnt resluc
tion ~ their wages. 1l,r iron WORKERS number
A,0n.
II Ii believed the call for S2.5OO per
share viii exhaust thr means of tho smaller
shareholders of the City nf Glasgow bank, aud
throw TIN hurlrn u The assessment upon the
fcw wealthy.
Baker Pasha has undertaken 10 com.
rlc,e the Qualifications of Canrtan,nnpl. within
two months Tho sultan has ordered O~n,an
rarha and tile Minister ~ War 10 give him III.
mort ample aa~s,aacc.
Juan Moncasi, who attempted 10 shoot
king Alfon~,. when arraigucl in Madrid Was
askel, @What was Your ehicc, In leaving Your
homo on the Mediterranean ami coming IL the
eapital." 10 which hc rl'licd letiAntls, Il came
here .o Kill the King
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
The lDMly Or l'omwrrss.

The constitution of the United States
cnioins upon Congress 10 insure do.
me-tic tranquility hy providing for the
general welfare.
Nothing II NJ essential t. promote
thu gene rnl welfare ~ u generous and
ample supply II money, for the employ
nlent IL labor aud IN effect md facilitate
thu exchanges III commerce..
Congress las ma.lc ample provision
10 furnish idle capital With money, hut
Mono IL supply enterprise aid labor,
Capitalists can order and have cxccut-
ed fur themselves my amount of enr-
rcnry. hy y.lcpu.iting United StnteH bonds
IN collateral security.
This may promote individual. hut not
the general welfare.
This may make Joy and gla.lneS~ III
tho mansions III luxury. Int Il dnes not
clothe tho naked, feed the hungry, en-
plpy ihr idle. nr produce tranquility
among the millions who Arc mntlcring
suinlmed mmrmnr III discomfort. md
threatening thu peace and safcty u No.
ciely.
To promote the general welfare and
% insure domestic tranquility. rntcr-
prise nnd productive industry must hc
supplied with money on equal terms
with idlr capital. In exchange for such
ample security ~ they mny unssess,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

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thInasss asas taksu slssssgNs asa4sa Ii W. ssss
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mas*h vi tir laNashaAa~ .sessvaaeHs
Residents ~ Memphis rsmnlnp IL
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sase rvs-ilens~ hase ,~eM isfnlsn insn. smi
re''l~a VI ssrss portable ass.ei. tlAs cy,aAi ic
nasfiesi ~. Ia -.ssse eaaes .he mssl,h naassa l.
having '~ssn taken down ana rssnass~i
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
POLITICAL POINTS.

Sam Cox and Fernando Wood have
hccn rvnomina,el for Congress In New Nask.
Abram X Hewitt was defeated fnr rcnonina-
tinn ls Orlando = Potter.
Tho rammany Democrats II New
Yosk city have nominated Augustus srhcll for
Mayor III opposition 10 him thu anti Tam
manyi.cs aud Republicans arr supporting Ed
wari Cooper, Democrat. a -on " Peter c"~rer
At the recent election In ln,lina the
Democrats polle.i ini. ~ so.e~, the Republicans
iT.ulN. ami the Ul.cnbAek.r. M.isai Demo
cratic plurality, la,Wl,
Secretary III State Evnrts went over
10 New York, III. o,h.r,as, anil made talk IN
III. finances III Cooper Destitute.
The President ami SECRETARY Shcr.
man attended .he Cumberland Mdl Fair lasi
wreck. ANIL delivered lfirl at,,ltes~es ,m the
financial situation
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

The official estimates required fl the
postal -efv,ee suf tlse mkt siseal war aggregate
sslssl. .nn The estimated total pns,al sev,.
nnr- will fall ~4nsf u supplying ,l,i~ snia 4,
ess;,ssR
II II stated fr.m Washington that slac
slssi~inn " Atorisrs ts.neral p,ssen~ os,.nln Il
fariner ,lcession of hs, IN whieh Ae nov sircflS
that hanks, In making ur il,.ir Nsascmon,~ t,'r
taxation. may ls~lucs she amoan, Invested ia
rnit~l States hsn.l- including rrsmium ~ N,ll
~ fasv value, l. exciting much aisrn-sian Al
the Treasury Department This decision viii
probably have The effect to sake A, hast s.ss.
uA ont ~ the treasury
Postmaster General Key haS returned
10 Washington from hs rn,t,a.ssl visit u sl,e
Pacific coast
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
Languages Or Tlngrr. Illmgx.

in cnsc III gentleman wishing II
marry literally in tho market" will,
hin heart he wcnfs plain nr clu.srl
gold ring upon thu first finger VI thu
left or heart hnmd. When auccc.s IT.
tends his snit. nml hr IL actual, IN
gagged, the ring l,a.ses on o. the thirl
finger. II, lnWover. TIM Rcntlrninn IL.
sirra IL tcll the fair ones TINT h. nnl
only " not I'm the Market" lint tllai l,r
,locs not design 10 injury nj all, Il. Mcnrs
the ~ignct upon hts little finger, and all
tho lM.lics may understand thnl ha II
out u their reach With the fair seN
"thr laws ii thu ring" are: A plain or
chased gold ring on thc little finger ~
tho right hana implies not engaged
or, In plain words. reMly for proposals.,
scaled or otherwise When engaged
the ring lA.S~rn - Tho thirl finger II the
right lland. When married the il,iri
finger III tho lrft hand receives IL. II
the fair one proposes 10 defy MI siege u
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

nan Newmnn, II Sierra valley. Cnl.,
killed J,5 hlAck -l,irls by rmptying only
Two barrels fruin shnt gin into flock
III them tin ether dny. This may M.
lenr rather improbable starry, lMt II II
,nt'rh.,l fus II, halflu2rn ~ ~ relin.
hle witnesses. The hr,ls were l,n,lalrd
together la gram field. whore il tlre~h.
inv machine l,ua shartl, before hrrn III
operation. when Newman fired Il, them.
ul.l eacl, shnl srpnr,l ~ haN. hrauGht
down Il separate within
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

|, loan 10 the peoples Government
n .i2Dn,,HN on twenty years time. taking
d l,ond drawing I, per cent interest.
Z. Hypothecatc this bond with the
pcnplc's Government. siipnlating that
you Nve IL receive regularly the interest
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

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NM#@ 49, 8*#N - n No. ~ - 80
- sxs #N
Il sAyA aa4sA *AsA AMA 49, AHsA sees
RmA - - AAaMa = Nn8 y IL s##
4# ~ sA#sa AA Msa#sA AAs
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sM#~ \ Y seHs HesA ~ HR fA
M #AA Al II ##@A II Vi ~ AA#a ia
2A4ss# A8#vsS
asswAA #A& i ss A@sA A## N#s A
~ sNMaas 80 sswssms ss eaA # y u
4s $50
" @M#@ 81 81 #es*sss 7asS w*H* sA#
$50 a~sAs wHR s#w#sAs Y A7sHs
~ s@a4m*A
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01

Tux Supreme Court Of Virginia lAs
decided that white Ana colord persons
.snnot int~rmarry IN that Statr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
Fatal NcS,slcrlss.,.

Mes,nriism II ialnl inn sometimes, IN a
recent occurrence III ~. Jnhnslniry, w..
proves. Prof" Carpenter delivered u
n.esmurie lecture there, and employed
one Peter liil.'an .n practically illustrate
l,is powers. In the course III the cx.
Mrlinrnts llilTan was taken violently
i'll. The professor Ni,s arrested on M
action III irrnrass. and damages hid IT
SslOO, liz settled with the man fur ~
an,l lift for lrssll fields III niesmcric IN.
t..rpriSc. niheMli, however, died. mud mn
autopsy showed him to have lecn the
victim III inflammation III thu bowels.
induced, doubtless, hy his freaks under
rlrxnarfir influrnt,r
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01
Asserted IL kMit tlsc Taste.

The following Interesting advertise.
mrnt u translated from the Paris
Figure,
Mn. inNlilra. L tsrallia, Is
',thi. lsa M A.. IA a NAt,1s,i
unlfe* n ~. Isin NA.N1
Il, Va 4, n 4, A.. IA a ssn,uNL
Which II, hcinR interpreted, Nine,
nu~unct. ! Hue Ounnn.ln, has In stncl,
fifteen urIhnns from IN 10 ~ years old
with fortunes nj from WI, ,spN ~ Attl, ,tNbO
nine spinstein frnm II 10 m. with frun
A.tHNl tu ,slHO tNtn. and nineteen widows
- IT, IN. With from Sb.0Op to SlAOtkb0.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-11-01


Nes.. s~es
N'ss''s ~'s'"s
II q. n. WsAss@.. es~svsess..
sss -. sn~s
s.s~s l. $500 N. ss#vs 4 "a sssssss. ~sa es*s
~ w. *fs A8FA M#*fa ~
Chas. J. Webber
Fa~sra.sa4 sa ~vss+sa as~ss A.~.a
iansAfs
Drugs, Medicines,
Oils. Painss,
vavnlshes, olass, &C.
Asali asa - rsss sseeA =
Standard God and SILVER alrles,
tscia tAalns An SrAla~~.
Aarv nssn. a
Jcwelry, Silverwarc, and Clocks
~ rms n,.l AAAts.
ENGRAVING ARD REP PAIRING
A sres4si.y.
lhAxe nrSs.sias. rraetie.s taesAses and Iew~,sr,
aud can ofies superior indus m.nss In this line.
as- nsle fr.riAlsy Of
PAPE.R-H A NdING >.
And have large ani splsnlsi .scch be.h cf eossl,
and cheAp lNsierns.
.ych0oi Rook~. Statioaerv, Hahy Car
riages. 7'oiitf .arsieies. 7oys. Per.
fnntcry. Notions. Efc., Eyc,
In the sreaas variety.
Maisx she most sccurs's Prescription c'crl In
the cuNssy. this wiii he the
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE
o. oRGsco.
PRESCRIPTIONS accurately ~,,spoanded 4 all hours
KImBALL & RARNSWORTH
BANKERS,
CRESCO, IOWA.
Exchange, Gold, Silver
Government Bonds
Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS Mndc and Proceeds
Promptly lscaslttcd.
Drafts drasn aa Ill TIN rncipai cites and .e~ns
cf Enrups III sum. " still.
Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
rAIFs PAID FOR yON. RESIbExTA
ra.AAss Ticket. by tho ih,aAn i.inc. Allen
Anchor iiue. ansun l,ne :, feda.td rnteS.
.--
conRksroSnKNTs
New Snrk-t,llnsan, IN 4 10
GairaAo--uaian Matt nal Hank.
MilM ankrr~~ MstNAukse National ltAak.
MettrrRor-fsrst Natktai Hank.
AAnnx K,ans... ions 9AssswoArM.
HOWARD COUNTY BANK,
cRgsco, IOWA.
KERRY 4 HcHUGH, Propristors.
= General Danking Dusinss
xTansacte6.
nDay sna sell Exchssse nraNs on the OK
CssMMtries.
PASsA0E rICkEYs fO .AND FKOA
EUkOFE FUK SALE
Meeos and aaostgagos
PURCHASED - favorable .sra., rsrtlralas attention
pAid 10 she negotiation u iae is~ns. Collection
sArefay attended ~ and prea.ps return. made.
s.iy lAwsr. lows. cre.eo. lava
n \. roTrkk
wouia respectfully anAoa,.e - the people "
and liz vicinity lhst be has purchased the
MEAT aaARkGr
eass eide Of Hin street. which he will kssp constant
supplied With
MEATS, fisM. POULTRY ANn GAME
II their srAsnn. IT. .o'lc.ss spar patronage. rrics
AlvA,s 10 suit tho tlnies.
TsrnsA tssh. nr ~ slntsasn'. aa'f
&. v oo1'S
Having reAtted hts
MgAY .MAakGI
VIII keep constantly an hand good IN sssortms I
- can ~ had ID this Iasl II sAe c0uatEy. q Who'll
sAla os sstsil. for cAsA aad netting else.
W. Hay f0r Cash. sna krtl 6ar the - ~
Credit aecd not ~ astsd lor, \ ~l NOT le .rss
-. am bauild " s~tt - shssr ~ An, 0t,a y
rAsh, And hnpc ~ rtsr general sattsssettnn.
|
lOliN ". MAYNARD,
Painter and olaxtos
CMEsco. Iowa.
nh1p nsAsiy opyxsile ~ Ilrsatos. Win nM
s1celDod IN quality II woFt. lrlsss - chssp . ~
lCdy1. al-l0
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-08

BELLIGERENT.-The colored preach
er Daniel Charge, alias J, {. Wheeler
who IS to be tried at the coming term OF
our County Court upon the charge OF
bigamy, attempted TO make an assault
upon Mr.. Hoshour, ithe jallor, on last
Saturday night. Mr.. H. suspecting that
something was wrong visited the cell in
which Wheeler was confined about III
p. NJ. Upon examination he found that
the negro had cut his hobbies and had
concealed under his long coat slung
shot made ola brick bat fastened in the
leg of pair Of drawers. Finding that
his rascality was discovered he at
tempted to draw the slung shot, but a
well directed blow with large jail-key
settled him and he was securely chain
ed. lie is a desperate Of the worst
character. and had Mr.. HOshour killed
him. he would have done the Common
wealth good service.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-08
,r,,srrn AR Josenh Rhodes and

ARRESTED. Mr.. Joseph Rhodes and
his son Milton Rhodes, both respecta-
bic citizens Of this county, and gentle
men of high social and business stand
inc were arrested and taken to Har'
risonburg, last Monday upon the charge
of violating the Internal Revenue laws
of the United States. Mr.. Joseph
Rhodes and his son-in-law were doing
business under the firm name ofJoseph
Rhodes & Co. After the death of his
son-in-law, he received his son into
part nership and the firm name was
changed to Joseph Rhodes 4 Son.
Having paid their license for the year
they supposed that the new firm could
use the same Incense, and they did sell
tobacco under that license until one OF
the firm saw the deputy collector and
stated the case to him. The collector
Informed him that it was necessary for
him to take out new license from the
date of the new partnership and pay so
per cent additional, which was done and
the matter was supposed to be ended,
until last Saturday when a deputy Mar
shall made his appearance and arrested
them. 1t is very evident that the whole
matter is gotten up in order to make
fees for officers. A mere statement OF
the case will, we have no doubt, be
sufficient to acQult the parties OF all
criminality. Laws, beth State and
Federal, are made for the protection OF
citizens and not for their persecution.
This affair upon investigation, will we
have no doubt, be found to be nothing
less than an outrage tor which the perpe-
traitors should be held responsible. 1t
may be very desirable to United States
officers to make their fees, but let them
do it legitimately and not by prosecuting
the innocent. When they abuse their
Offices by engaging in such petty prose-
cutIons, they should be held RESPONSE
bic for their conduct and their places
filed by better men.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-08
COL. ROBT. BEVERLY.

PRESIDENT OF THE LATE VIRGINIA
TELEGRAPH Co.-To satisfy myself
and other stockholders Of the Virginia
Telegraph Company, Will you be kind
enough to answer a few questions as to
the management Of the corporation
known as the Virginia Telegraph Com
pany, ofwhch you W re president. How
much money was paid by stockholders?
How much was realized by the last sale
to the Western Unlon Company How
much was paid to stockholders IN dlvi-
dends? What was done with the pro-
cceds of sale: How much of 1t is pay
able 10 stockholders? Is it true that the
affairs OF the company were SO managed,
that not one cent Of profits orof the
proceeds Of sale was payable to the
stoc kholders who paid for the building
of the line Who made the sale to the
Western Union Co., and by what
authority: Answer TO these questions,
through the columns Of the Shenandoah
HERALD will oblige number of stock
holders. \ SToCKHoLpER'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-05-08

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