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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

A bill was reported in the House sI
Delegates on the 18th to prohibit the
Beard Of Supervisors Of Highland coun-
} ty from leTying tax 10 pay the sub.
scripiiop to Washington, CINCINNATI and
st, Louis Narrow Guage Il. b., until
certain conditions are complied with,
aud authorizing said Beard 70 levy q
tax To defend suits In the same.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

THE veterans Of the Mexican war
met IN Baltimore last Saturday. The
fact that these soldiers, through whose
efforts the United States gained more
than by any other war, have been re-
fused pensions, while extra pensions to
the yamount of millions have been
bestowed en- the soldiers Of the last
war. is conclusive evidence that con-
cressmen are actuated by other than
motives of pure patriotism. Even, the
act Of 1913 giving the soldiers OF the
Mexican war, three months extra pay
has lust been perfected. Had the
MEXICAN Ovidicls been principally resi-
dents Of the North, they would not
have remained so long forgotten. Gen.
Shields in his address before the yeter-
ans reunion said:
The Mexican veterans had done
more for the republic than the Roman
legion ever did for Cesar, and yet the
little handful now left had to call upon
Congress and raise their hands in suppll-
cation fora miserable pittance with which
TO buy bread. 1t really seemed to him
as if the late war had ossifed the heart
of the nation. and he was afraid that
the veterans would be allowed to starve
and then have monuments erected to
their memory. 1t was astonishing how
much ignorance there was in Congress
on the subject of the Mexican war,and
vet he could net blame the members
very much. They were frightened at
the long list of veterans conjured up by
congressman who never went into bat
tie. and if they did soon run away. For
himself he had lost all,faith in statistics.
1t had been said that figures cannot lie,
but in Washington they were the great
est liars on the iace ofthe earth. He
himselfwas the oply susyivOr Of all the
general officers who went into the war.
He felt confident. however, that the
pension bill would pass next session,
even If it did not pass before the close
of the present session.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

OUR readers will find below an eX-
tract from a speech made by Judge
Allen. in the House of Delegates, last
Wednesday. The Judge expresses the
sentiments of his constituents upon the
subject. He Is straight forward anC
expresses his views clearly aud to tn
point. While considering the proposed
constitutional amendments, he said
"And here will say that 1 am op-
posed to all the amendments. l hope
this bill will be dismissed. l think at
this time, at this late day, we have not
the time 10 consider constitutional
amendments which change the whole
law of Virginia. am opposed to this
resolution, because it involves the
making of almost the whole Constitu'
tiOn.'
Mr.. Allen said in this connection,
however, that be was not welded to the
present county court system. Mr..
Allen said further: y am in favor OF a
convention outside Of any debt question
outside of any finance question. | dc
most earnestly hope and pray that We
will be able to fix up and settle this
debt question forever before this session
is over, and that the question will be
eliminated from politics. l want a
convention not to turn out any Govern
or or court of appeals. have respect
for all of these men. l, for one, would
not consent to give vote to turn out
either of them, but want to change
our Constitution. l would like to see
a convention here Of the best men in
this Commonwealth"
The settlement of the debt question
is most earnestly desired by the people
and Judge Allen can rest assured thai
his earnest hopes and prayers are IL
unison with those Of his constituents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 1S.-The ship
Lake Erie, which arrived here on the
18th, reports having encountered loo
miles off Bermuda large bark, (name
unknown nearly new, abandoned. He
rudder was gone and temporary one
lay on her deck, but the crew evidently
could not ship il. Her sails were torn
into ribbons and four feet of water was
in her hold. The ship was In ballast
The cabin was finely furnished. Tai
was strewn on deck and she was set on
fire.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

ARSENIC SMoKING.-The row n 9
Gypsies and horse jsckies OF most coun-
tries, and even the Arabs and Tartars,
give their horses arsenic as a remedy
for broken wind and hsaves, and to i'm
prove their general condition. Accord
ing to NJ. Montegu, formerly French
consul in China, no tobacco is smoked
IN northern China without the addition
OF arsenic, and missionaries have assur-
ed him that the arsenic smokers are
stout fellows, with lungs like black
smiths bellows, and as rosy as cherubs.
DR.. Loude recently, and Trousseau ear =
llsr, have recommended the smoking OF
arseniccated cigarettes in lung dlsacs-
ea
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

RESOLUTIONS directing the President
to institute inquiry as to ne disposition
of funds belonging to the so called Con
federate States remaining at the end OF
the war in the Bank Of England, or in
the hands of English citizens, in order
that such funds may be used for the
relief Of citizens of the Confederate
States. WHO incurred disabilities during
the war, were introduced IN the House
of Representatives last Monday.
It's very probable that this money will
be used for the purpose indicated as The
United States cannot claim the assets
of the late Confederate States without
becoming responsible for the debts.
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WINS. Il Bro. &Wynkoop..p. q.
AwollMI. srONERs oFP,cF.

4.
~ Woodstock, Va, February 81. 1879.
To Ephraim Nj lleg aud Mary Jane his wife AMI
Elizabeth Warner aud Obed Funk admr OF Ph
and samuel Warner. complts. AID iCath. Warner
widow OF saml Warner, Philip Warner, Margare,
Fauber Jacob Warner, VIM. VI. Warner, Nary
Cath. Copp. aud Hy. Copp her husband. J. 4.
Hottie Shf. com. admir-. Of =. Warner aud Jos.
Watson s aamr. defts and all others concerned.
You are hereby Il tilted that have fixed upon
the LIST day Of March next, between the hours Of &
o'clock, a. m and o'clock. D. m II far, II not, on
the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted 70
take and settle, at my Office, the accounts
lst whether there are any uncollected assets
OF the estate Of Saml Warner decd and what their
condition. Also % report upon the suihciency Of
the hducary bond.
2nd whether tie reported debts against P.
Warmers estate OF kefier, Brown aud henin ara
barred by the statue o. Limitations and also the
debt Of Baldwin against Warmers estate.
80 To ascertain the value Of the real assets Of
5. Warner received by L. Miller and wife and make
additional settlements Of tn accounts Of jos.
Watson former admir-. Of ). Warner, Of J. A.
Hotel shh. com. admir-. OF :. warner, Of Obed
Funk admir-. Of :. Warner aud Of Obed Funk admr
p Warner, and also what :. Mainers widow re-
ceiyed at the apprasement and its value required
10 be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 4th day January 1879 IN q
suit IN chancery depending IN said court between
Ephraim Miller and wife vs. Ph. Warmers admir-.
aud Philip Warmers admr. &c. compits. aud sam
Warmers admir-. &c. defts. and II from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be commenced
or having been commenced should not be com
pleted on that day, the taking Of the same will be
adjourned from day to day. or from place % place
until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as commissioner in chan
Gerry Of the said court at my Office in said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
Feb. 5-4w. Z. ". MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

HALIFAX, n. S., Feb. 2l.-The
heaviest snow storm seen here for five
years began late last night and con-
tinued all day. The barometer fell
from 80. 40 to $3.50 during the twenty
four hours ending at,9 o'clock this NOR
ming. A large quantity Of snow has
fallen, and drifts in some places are fiji
teen feet high. Business is complete
iy suspended in the city. There have
been no arrivals of vessels. 1t is feared
that shipping off the coast will suffer
Accounts from all parts of the proYlnce
speak of the severity ofthe storm. AL
roads are blockaded.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1879-02-26

Ex-United States Senator Truman
Smith, of Stamford. Conn, though
now 81 years old. argued for two hours
in a law case the ether day. He put
all his ancient fire into his words, de-
cidedly worsted his opponent, and sat
down not in the least fatigued.
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NeuAdrertiSements.

DUBLIC SALE
/ OF STOCK,
At Klldee, near Woodstock, on
FRIDAY. MARCH 18th, 1879,
at II o'clock Having more young cattle than
can pasture. the coming season, will sell about
40 head Of yesrlings and heifers, and several
cows and calves. The greater po Ttion Of these
cattle are IA and IL Jersey Stock. among the
NUMBER are several "a jersey Bull Calves.
TERMS OF SALE:
Negotiable Note at months. with approved
endsrser. .
Feb. 26-ts. ;. A. BANNER.
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Fed. >, IT,,
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
- Woodstock. Va, February 81 1879
To Virginia Farra Exrx W. ID. Farra decd and
al other creditors 0f 4. Moore decd, c0mpts vs.
Joseph Perry admir-. OF Reuben Moore decd Amanda
VI. +. Moore (widOw) and Ada Moore and Linn
Moore lInfts)
You are hereby notified that have fixed up0n
the 81 day OF March next, between the hours u
o'clock, a. m. aud o'clock p. n. II fair. II not on
the next fair day thereafter sunday excepted %
take andsett.e az ms Office the accounts OF
lst all proper claims which may be presented
against the estate u Reuben Moore decd not
heretofore audited.
2d Ascertain and report the amount Of purchase
money paidto Mark Bird special conn., by whom
paid and the amount yet unpaid II any.
81 The amounts paid out by SAID cOmr. Bird, %
whom paid aud the amounts said creditors will
have q refund.
4th ANY other matter be may deem pertinent or
that any party IN interest may require as required
% be taaen 10y the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 4th day Of January 1879 10
a suit in clancery depe1dingi In said court between
". D. Farras EXty, c0mplts and Reuben M00res
admr. &c. deits and If from any cause the taking
OF said accounts shall not be commenced, OF har-
ing been commenced should not be completed On
that day, the taking Of the same will be adjourned
from day TO day, or from place 10 place. until the
same are taken an completed.
Given udder my hand as commissioner IN chan
ce. Of the said court, my Office IN said county
the day and year first aforesaid.
+. ". MAGRUDER.
Feb. j-4w.
WINS. Il Bro. &Wynkoop--p. q.
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TERMS SIZE.


COMMISSIONERS OpFICE
Woodstock, Va February 9th 1879.
To George Funkhouser Compl,. and Margaret
nv widow. David BY, Elkanah BY, Isaac BY
Vim. Hoclman and Fisranus his wife, children, and
Josiah Siickloy almr Of samuel BY decd and all
tha creditors 0f samuel BY decd
Yol are hereby n0.iled that / have fixed upon
iho sih day If March next. between the hours Of 6
o'cloci, a. M and O'Clock, p. IN. 70 take at my
Office the accounts
1st OF am the debts against the estate Of said
e.,r.,firl Niv deed including the debt due complt.
2ud Of the personal assets Of slid estate and
selfi. the account Of Josiah stckley the admr.
slof the commuted value Of the dover interest
of the said Margaret By widow, IN said Bys real
estate and
an any other matter may deem pertinent or
that either party may require as required to be
taken bv the decree OF Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 80 day Of February 1879 IN a
suit in chancery depending in said court between
George Funkh0user &c. cOmplt. and samuel Bly's
admr. &c. deft's and if from any cause the taking
MI said accounts shall not be commenced, or hay-
inc been commenced should not be completed on
mat day. the taking OF the same will be adjourned
from day % day, or from place 20 place, until the
In me are taken and completed
Given under my hand as commissioner In chan
,erv of the said cO1rt. at my Office in said county
tha day and year frst aforesaid,
FEB. saw. z. L. Stickley pa
/. mTE BIRD.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
WOODSTOCK VIRGINIA.
Plain and Fancy Brides.

Saddles will be furnished a; prices
as low as they en- be purchased at
Winchester or IN the Northern cities
This class Of work will be put up in
the same style as northern work. AID
made Of some similar material. 1t
will be hand made, a. . warranted su-
perior to Northern work Of the same
price.
Returning thanks for past fayors, l
respectfully solicita continuance Of
custom.
Z. GRABILL.
Fed. ), If,
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BlacksmIthing and Repairing,

The undersigned respectfully iu-
forms the public that he does all
kinds OF
BLACKSMITH WORK
at his stand in Edinburg promptly
and reasonably, and makes specially
of repairing threshing machines,
making spikes for them, also repairs
reapers, mowers, drills, rakes and
other agricultural implements. He
can guarantee good work in bis line,
and earnestly solicits a trial of his
skill
LEWIS CRISSMAN.
Jan. Sly.
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yTIRGINIA, TO WIT,

Z I lhOlN MA, ~ VII,
v At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of shenandoah county, on
the Sd day Of February 1879.
VIM. T. Gain, Ey'r Of Sarah Hughes dec d
also as Ex'r Of Mildred Moore, dec also in
his own right and as attorney in fact for
Susan Gaines Jno. b. Kirkland and Clarissa
his wife, Jacob Fry, and Sarah his wife,
David Stceuburge and Lucy bis life, James
Gaines and Albeit Gaines (hciri Of Lucy
Gaines deed Jam s. Bohnnan and Judah
his wife, VIM. C. Duncan ard CalhWac
his wife, VIA D. Pratt and Parmeiia bis
wife, j. 2. Clnv and Pat,ey bis wife, y. H.
McCarty and Alzna his wife, ana ai,o al said
parties in their own names and rights and
Amanda Gaines and Martha Eliza. eth Gaines
by said VIM T. Gaines her father and next
friend Comllts.
.IS.
Oscar A. Moofe Ez'r of Thomas Moore
decd, Elizabeth 4. Moore, AdmF2. OF john
Moore deed. Ods T. Moore, II. c. 5ioolc.
VIM. f. Gaines Almt d. b. n. eta. Of
Mary Cofman, dee d. pr. Miller A. liensc.
and Fannie A. his wife, George Harrison ami
Mary C. his wife the unknown heirs Of
Robt Hughes deed. Yates widow
of Warren Yates decd. Elizabeth Menefs
and the unknown heirs OF Mary A.ne.c
Dens,
The object ofthis suit IS 20 secure iac pay
ment of the balance as,lrtlilli TO BE due
from the estate Of the la.s Reuben Moorc
deed who was the Adur OF said Mary
Coflman and ths distribution OF saii sum
,n,ono, tho ,srerlf narfins oniifi..l fI.rrf,
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nor Drugs, Medicines, Teas, Soaps, Perfumery,
II &c, &c. 90 to J. ;. IRWIN 4 son, Druggists
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VIRGINIA, To WIT.
v IL vloATIoS.-In the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Shenandoah February lith 1879
Leonidas Triplett sr. Compt
AGAINST
John H. Miller, George P. pliller and sylvanus
Fly Deits'
ATTACHMENT IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to 'attIch the property
Of Johh H. Miller, real aud personal, in the state
of Virginia, and subject the same to the payment
OF debt due by bond executed by him and Geo.
P. Miller to Leonidas Triplett for the sum Of
sl63 90 dated 4th June 1869 and due one day after
date. subject TO a credit Of si210O as Of date Nov
3. 1878 and Of an accepted order 10 John J. Long
for that sum ard Of that date.
II appearing by affidavit fled that the defen-
1snt John II. Miller is not an inhabtant Of this
state-It is ordered That the said defendant do
appear here within one month after due publica-
ton thereof, aud do what is necessary TO protect
his interest that copy OF this order be published
in some newspaper printed in Woodstock, once
week for four successive weeks, aud a copy posted
at the front door Of the Court House Of said
county, on the nrst day Of the next county court.
Geo. w. MileY, c. c. c. $. c..
A Copy, Teste.
Geo. W. Miley. C. c. c. 5. G..
feb. le-4w. Inv. ( L. T. P. q.
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NOM1IIssIONEE's SAL
y CEREAL ESTATE,
In Pewell's Fort. Shcn. County va,
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ATrACHMgNTIN CHANCERY.
THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,

III u EAU II ANUII ITO III,
WOODSTOCK VA.
This house Is new, and has boon refurnished IN
the beat STYLE The table will be supplied at as
times with the best the market affords. The bar
will be stocked with the best Of liquors, such all
pure home made whisky and apple brandy, bolt led
and draft beer, brown stout and porter. No pains
will be spared 70 insure the comforts OF guests.
sg- Good stSbbling and experienced hostlers.
VI. GEARY, Proprietor.
Feb. l9-tf.
THOUGH no more when you can 'cure it with a
u - k.,tta 90 ~ tUTNil CONAN gXRTTp Price DC
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no Better Place

to buy from can be found in these
parts.
haukfu' % orr customers for past
patronage. we hope by strict at
ien,;on to business and far dealing
TO still merit their confidence.
Country Produce taken 10 exchange
for goods 1T Cash Prices.
r. ". LANTZ & CO.,
Nav eft Edinburg.
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Pursuant To deere of the Crcut Court of
shenandoah county. rendered 40 the December
term. 1875. thereof in the chlncory cause wherein
Emanuel Hoffman ia c0mpt and g. H. Evans is
den, the undersigned commissioner viii SELL on
TUESDAY, MARCH 4th 1879.
m front Of the Court u1usa. at plhlic auction 10
The highest bidder, two tracts oi land now used
aud occupied by a tenant of E. ID. Eyans, 1-t
tracl Of land Containing ~ Acres. more o- les, a
mart of the interest of John Ioye, dee q or degsee
~ Francis & William Delfius, % being part of a
tract Of land on the Fort M1sutaln mex. t. South
River of Shenandoah boo TIE county oi Sheuan-
doah, containing 1869 acreis patented TO William
Elzey 2d tract OF land
CONTAINING j03G - ACRES.
morn or less. the interest Of said John Hove decd
The same being the remaining lll portion nj q
tract containing giGO acres In sand county, patented
I, YIN. Elzey ana by him conveyed to the said
Tohn Hove This land IL anely iimhorcd and 30 is
supposed there are fine mineral deposits on this
land.
TERMS OFS1LE:
Ore fourth in hand and the residue Ga ono, two
and three years from the day Of SALE the deferred
navments 10 be Endorsed 10y the execution ~ bonds
with good personal security, bearing interest from
the day of sale tin paid and retaining the deed un-
til all Of the purchase mcney Is fully paid. sale
A. l.. WALTON.
Feb. i2-tds. spl C0mr Of sale
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The above sale is postponed 30 Saiur-
day. March LIST. 1879. at ,he same time
and place.
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{ OF VALUABLE FARM
Near F3nbur.. Shenandoah Co. Va,

OF A \ ALI ABLE A-.A
Nosr F3nburt. Shenandoah Co. Va.
g-,.llnt 20 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
-lcl.-1 .ah county, rendered et the December
tsrni. 1875. in the chance cause Of b. l. Hump
SION *, C0niult and Y. W. Hoffman Deft. the
uuler.. 1lsd Commissioner, will EEL on the prem
.ss- at public sale 10 the highest bidder
SATURDAY. MARCH lst, 1879,
The valuable farm now occupied by y. VI Hoffman.
This H. m is near Edlnbug aud well improved
There is q SUBSTANTIAL BRICK HOi Sc upon
il and many other useful building usually found
mon farms The laud is OF excellent quality, some
of which is bettom lsnd. In short, It is a very
desirable farm and home. Il il probable that the
farm may be sold in two tracts or parcels. This
farm is bounded by the lands OF samuel Painter
the valley Turnpike and the north Fork OF the
shenaul0 IN River. containing Two Hundred and
Twenty 3 res more or less.
TERMS or SALE:
one sixth II the purchase money in hand and
fha residue of the Ave sixths upon credit Of one,
t.eo and hres years from the day Of sale, taking
bonds 49, "a approved personal security for al OF
the defer red payments, bearing interest from date
an paid, and retaining the deed As turtle
security until all of the purchase money aud costs
NJ. l.. WALTON,
Feb l2-tis Conn., OF sale.
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VvTRGINTA TO WITT

GO. v. MLEF. C.. g. C.S o..
Feb. l2-iw. So. 81 w. p.o ~.
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At Fulton, Ill.,, Miss George Arbur.
a clerk in the postoficc, while asserting
the mail was attacked by a large.
powerful man, who had entered the
Office and locked the door, and not
withstanding the girls desperate >trug-
giles, accomplished his purpose and
escaped.