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.sia.t ao." Mr., Hill said; "thcrc arc tho many
lhEcr-hccr. nnd VIC want to shnw yntt tt,nt, 0vcn
ns sttn,,'fnnt alone, Eomt strong cup Of eots,o
y ,, nl moro n, ~ value than aglass of bcor. Como
''S?s %%s ene @ ~ wid yes s'sG; Gi;eor," .....
one ws e.s VII ces s' sn %sft "sy nssss ces
my onu who wnnts II. Come fofwnrl.''' :.
linlt tlt'zcn men stepped ,'n FROM tho crowd
!" tlas piptns M he os VIII. fSir % shs wo w Wished WIsSe
Il, EotNl afze'i chunk nf brcnti. Tile verdict
was TINT tho e,tIcc. wns "inighty good" md
Or n!I tho crowd Mr.. Murphy alouc, was. III.
WHY Ss fff IL was was see a,'i s " @ 70 "' s
knnw'e,lgc THAT The pro,rlotcr ot tho enterprise
ha't = perfeet right to start 4, anl nally. TINT
roalIy, was 4 good thing 70 4Ive away tho focAl
an,l drink 10 shoac who vantctt Il. lie would
not a.nke nt 5on,:c that wc
would come nrn,lntl UNI tnkU n cup.
For three hultrs the rnrt remained on the cor
s5 ospe a aes hSs tSsr TsnsS @
otrncea wure for hecr Or whisky IA tlrnltst hit
sn!lcc, WY un1,.alllledly IN favor Of tho enter
words with Ar. li!lt, hit no always gnt tho brss
OF y his nrE't,c!,ts bong invariably Gf tho s,
rurlOr metal, md Aftcr while no whx allowed
H. distribute hs brcnl and cotyco md glvu bis
a1yiso without nny !n.err!,r!lou ,,, .,,,,. -, :.
is I'm nstitution which has u,aic il. nlnrk. Fit.
tcen gallons nf hot cotIee anu scyonty. ave
foAycs NJ bread wore distributed. and disposed pf
and the only improvements which tnn ho effected
in tho work ~ to hnyo tho cart inRke an earlier
In the curly hours of the morning. cspccnlly
dispensed IT, cheerful cups yestertlny Is gcs!..
wakea lip Win It, autl iis netllcIne under
such olrclEnstances II the. old and simple
, 1880-12-27
NORWAY,S POET.
ItUNHsTiEitSE IuiiltsOS's tEcTunE AT

1IOllEE1IElINE JLGltSDS'H LKCTUNE AT NC
v1CKEH's THEATRE.
Tho celebrated NnrWcglHn no1t, novelist, md
drn,nAtlst, lt5snstJorne Ij6rnsoil, delivered his
first 1crturo ut MuVlckers Thcatro ycstcriny
afternoon. Mr.. lliGrnBon WIS introduced by
C0r0ucr Mntsun, who made few npprOprate
remarks for thu occusinn. Tho stage WINS 0cctl-
,rtt by srveral prominent Scandinavian citl-
zcHa. among whom wsrc noticed McBsrs. CAnulo
Mntson, Amuml Miller. Paul Ste,sland, cx-Sen-
ntnr 1ohnBon, from Wisconsin, md othcrk.
Tho pOot, Hi'Un hls hpcarItlco, WIS greeted
with uront npp!nuHe. lilo began hls lecture by
ree!tinY, lines from roe'u entitled "oar Tryg-
liz ncxt won't on to sl,ow how Norway, contu.
rlps ago. ufltlur tho ruln Of religion, hhtl beon
hell n Rreat sway ~ tho scandinavian countries,
sko @ II the l,reo % xrpat caidinnvinn l,sansis, in
lhctnna kinge, lirtrson, md trundltnT, Mnu
at,d what tho countries owcl the'n for tholr
MIR. isj1rnspn also referred ia tho condition Of
tho wt,rk!l'r class dut!ug tho roIgn OF Charles
KY lsprnaIlatte', and stated how ho bccAmo
a hs IT, yfry gi,pa,m ,n, ns s set for c
"Det reno Nnrsko inR'", (thu .'puro" Eor-
of tlio ttK that woro oiio,iaiyo,- although thoy
wcru lnd enough yellow, blns, -cd,,nnl whltul,
md did not hnrnlonLze, biz It wac tho power
Afterwards THO poet t,,Oko0f tho King voto,
"A rietstiun which f0r several months h,.s boeti
lR1tNtblB rrGAt allHlA III NOrHny. His OpfnlOIl
WIS, tllllL his Itoynl lIishncsa inh nn nlIsnlutu
vetU. A1ll that when tho c0Gntry's representa-.
tlvcs mat nt EItisyo'i May 1, isfs, md frNtN,s
its Constitution they EUv6r for rottsnt utter.
tA!,,ud tho i'te,. of giving tho King atsouto veto
III corc'i!amn 13!br'isnn BrntEcl Amcrlcn an,
AMERICAN tusItlitt0ns saying TINT It wns. ~ fiji
1 us hu hni srUn, tho beat country In tho wnrI,,
| uni hg lNvDl 1t.
u Tho ovonlnY, Mt tho. Palmer llo!sc. ME
| NJ1ruson wns tuntUrcu a banuNet, ut Whul
| MlH.ut 5evCnty-t!ye ok bis cnuntryInen wcr
| given mn opportunity tO muct hin socially. Til
nffulr WIS strictly private,
, 1880-12-27

FIRST LIEUT.. HENRY tussEt1'' company "
Th,rli Regiment, has tol11ercd his resignation.
. n.,,,,.N sr.vu j, ,r,.nto of cop,nn,,t. 7, r.r5
DAs.n y. orAi'lI, rt,s'svo. eosnp"''S ,lnsa
lnfnntry. has requested an honoraolo dlscnarRo
OH II surgeons certilcnto.
tr.r utrto ,,,,.crv. rorc, ~ No,v yor,e Ia I'M,
,,or'.a,,,s ua,,,",tr, ,,r,r,r ~ ,.rtonu co,,soa
s,, .,.'s SLOWS ~, ,s,r ,,t.,nui;n, nr, ron.
ahu t"o ulFls'oils "Fo oeine o'so"noeo AAo e""'
sol!datcd.
ru,v4rr RI. W. uovrY. compnny q. Seventh
- 49,. - 80, ..',..,s.t,'n:.1 !, roa,n;
Now foFk' nus bcen commissioned eeconA
Lieutenant In tho rcEular army, after passing
II splc,uId examination.
~. o.,,,.,s ,,,,.,,o. ~, . ,u ,,,,,,,ors -, f,,.
V9mK V TMos .s ~ sno ~ ~ ~, ars,,srv " Ts.
tlAy evening nt8ncook sharp' on oua'less os
tho utmost importnt'ce' ......
sHvcnt1. NAV York, after sorylnv r0r over
aiy:nve yenss + ',!5o Na.!ooal daard, hns TO-
seNs' NV "'t".'o -" ,'l,'' u''sse ,
II n%f eon n1s ana
Camp on rho stat OF isrlT. ,Ggn. Tdrrunce, eot'''
, 1880-12-27

Thoro Is moro trouble In tho Minnie Palmer
canp. Mr.. surcus Meyer wus, we hcliovo, ct,-
gagged by either Miss 1'ul1uor or her mothor Mt
tho beginning Of tho scason to Ill t1ntcs tor tho
nctrcss. Thls ho has doMo Nil nlonx. The mimi
ngcr and tho stnr met ycstcrdny. VI hnro
signed u contract with nn ngcnt for oght weeks"
said she. "Who Is tho agent r nskod M0yor.
~ don't know-Rouo ono around hgrc." "Bo
YOU Sign II contract With Bosne ono you don't
know aud without consulting mo7'' sail Marcus.
"Woll," she ropliud. "nftor tho Termination OF
tho eight wookB you can I'LL tho rcst Of tho t,ino."
~ don't exactly sco It In that light" responded
Atr. Moyor; "s!nco you tnyc nuted III this wny,
ynn Gun III tho rest Of your t'uio yutirsolf: re-,
With tho nssl,rNncH M the part 0f tho ltlG lady
TINT ahu would eorsnit hor lawyor upon tho sub
slatci Tint icr ox-i,sont. Ar, u Aroy, hMs hcYun,
u Is gnlpg to begin, suit for libel aga!nst Hiss
pAliuGr.
, 1880-12-27
lIp knc1y 1Sls Wolves.

IStkI2E
70 tho FFGMch country K1NtlctuRN tlestrous OF
being stamped With tho u,ark Of ofso'aIan tho
npcUnt ollco OF !" Louycter" presents tho Inst
resource when ali others have falod. Tho
olco, however, caunot bv ubtainsA uuleas thore
arc wolves. and wolves Nrr tl0t always forth
coming Tho he l0uSGtsaF hIs been even
kuown 10 Import wolf or to reur u litter lA
, 1880-12-27

From this dny till Jan. |. lss0. and before bo-
ginning Naw Year, II is stuffed It's a tlxod actor.
ninntion TO mnku such prices ms vii! forco tbo
snle OF evory article OF watches, diamonds, tow-
clry, oto. IN the supcrh collection OF Hamilton,
Ehro,,ds Co., corner stato and Randolph stroots.
, 1880-12-27

nntl tolerance. It Ian remarkable fnct In cLcc.
nfip precinct, ceariy points nit tl!e trfL Of plj-
liz sentiment. IT cuhvinccs Its tint tho people
,upntn t0iItics, md Tint tho busla Of tho rnrty
tint viii win lit tho mkt elections will bo honest,
cnpahc Dt11ceho'tlors elected by full vote and
fntr CntlNt.
, 1880-12-27

Ono cold Is something contracted on top OF nn-
nthor, tho accompanying cOitKha becoming sot.
tod ani Gontirn,ed. aud tho lungs 50 ntruinod
and raokod that tho production Of oftubofctcs fro
INQUIRY tIlscaso may bG thus accounted for, and
yot how many ottaora aro now care!cssy allow.
Ing themselves to drift through tho prcliu,hry
symptoms, Centralized by tho fatal policy OF nl-
lowing cold to tak0 carc OF itsulft On tho first
intimntiono OF cough or cold, or uny thront OF
lung trouble, resort promptly to nr. Jnyne's FIX.
pcctor1nt, sRfo ot1ratlvo OF long-estRb!lsncd
reputation, and you may avoid tho consequences
OF Buch dangerous trltlug.
, 1880-12-27
THE LABOR QUESTION.
Trnlca-ljntonisIi Abandoned by tito
suctniints-Thc Need OF Technical
8rttnnfa.


H. % schwcs,trcaer % mrcsln,. nv @ ~ r. T. IT, Morgan rcod
snlnr ycar," in which ho rofcrrea Mt some
length 10 tho labor movement. 1lo held that
lhuor unions were usecss' as tneS Fe.ls "not..-
cd no protection 10 tho workngtnAn. hss main
. rnt ~ ~, NJ ,yc s ,ha icfons;vc II,
~. W w. ,, rs 1 ms 10 .nu ~" ~
tno'r se.Auons WIN 'auit vn'p,o.s . :. .oa ~,
tnkcn t'T by tho t,ic9ti1R ana nse!,sscd: Mcssrs
i!ishoI', Mc9cc, MoDonaih, sehilll,,9. schwerJts
sreat t cxicnso incurred 10 apholl t5ades:unioa:,
ntt tho silint! ret'tta 10 tho lncinbGrs tnoEeol
showing " tho rrsit!fs 81 sirKGs ionRoats sa 9tc
tho concontsatetl power Of carpor4t!ona md tlo
conlblncd strength u capital sk!ll. niid poilt-
tss.' ors. '4''''''' A''a ''''"' 1"s' 'A' 0'p''
JOSEPH tHEESifue. FACTORY INSPECTOR
n,a.!c tho following romarka:
n1,tl Theoretically understand thoir trado III III
an H uar1n"Hy, E % NMssrn, FrHncc, seaudinavia
and swtzorlanl, while tho generation nt works
ors who aruw up IN tho Unified 3tates docs mt
lcnrn Il trntlp In ttk entirely, taking In rs much
ns possible zach nt,l every plrt Of the work bo-
longing To tho trnic A German woodworkcr
III III eartneats q lis trao, H Wh.o ID
fifteen separate, distinct. md specific occnpa-
thmti INC. thorafuro being % ona.tftrc,,tb OF d
woodworkur. IN comparison with Il skilled emt-
grant from Europe, whore apprenticeship Is ms
surysCc Tho imported British md German
tradeinons hay 10 sght . ot exsteneo y n II Gh.
citRo nce,lt'se tEo nnys aa Hlrls OL tnle County
they pick ZIP III superficial knowltHlEa Of in!ni-
tcstinal Enrts" ur 0stnblishGt trndee. occnpa.
tluts, " nohns u chEning !lslnH. l.Mpnr.sM,v.
sna IT. ,aeef M @ mgw sst dne
rf ut1 rflFf1 nH
and cnterprisinx linMisration. and other cn',ses
as b.ilwark aEainst the downfall Of nm n,ai,!,al M
tranes wnch nnve ,,l neen innsF'tca from tno
a.tnes netnr. ssnry wits Srtten: t!,st. ,u,o.
o. employment ana service n Cnitaeo SNOW ~
iti! Got.'therclai. niasia'. arussio, anu protGs-
!lx llyinE IN Chiengo: counting rue allodivle s,
IONS " tIo pfnleiphi ooeunntions, n . tno wnGlo
m.!per III ~ btap Ia speso s eMs w q taHo
Wurk1nen ana WorRwnnleh 10 not l0ft1 trltuo-
unions; tho tendency IS linw 70 lorn unions o.
A. {eo 81 snp ess ~ ehD ~ sae w r nastosy s
hilnt!reu sot'afatc, s1'ecnlo occupnuoils n9st OF
Wh!oh Gun Do nGqniret. altof Low mohtnS em'
Mast ii tdo Imported trades. unions comprise
oi!y very stt,ns! rt!rt o. tho forGNn craftsmen,
ntla nro onty nclu togeinor rs lriGha!f s9etoLtos
1nrss q f,rt,is! @ b!1sinl oxnenses, and M to pay
sttull stirnt,ls 70 widows anu nrnnans; but thoy
have no influence n rcKtilatnE tho rate nj nf
natlvo lT,nalMtion n Keeps awny fr,tn these these oGs. @
innn pr ltritish tritsles- ltiona. anu a9nors inc
souinist.c inl,nr. r.ii!nyGfi,eht rs numerous
| for existence lii Chicago. At present there y
but @hut onc iannr. movement IN this g., CITY, wnloh
Thnrs Il ,Ioncrn ,on,, for TIM crcatton NJ
| ]n1instrInj sehonls. othpr M nnrt nf tin Hystem
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

charcoal or charred com. Above all
things, let me warn you against giving
your fowls doses OF power al asiringent
medicines just because you fear the
cho'c~a. Such medicines do more
hahn than good.
The utmost Gaze, cleanliness, Wig
lance andall the preventiyes in creation
may not ward or attacks Of cholera.
but it will greatly mitigate the severity
OF the disease. Chicken cholera comes
soonest, stays longest. and leaves most
dead chickens in yards where no sani-
tary precautions are taLeu, or where
The wo k IS but balT doue. So, il af,er
faithfully following my Instructions, yol
should happen 10 have a few cases OF
chicken cholera, don't blame me add
say that so much care aud trouble don't
amount TO anything after al, but lake a
look in o your nelghbOrs' yards wbere
the fowls are "dvlug by dozeus," look
al the cause of tbs wholesale mo tally
among The chicken popu'at on, aud 'hen
bank your lucky Stars fo' The "caie
aud trouble" which saved ,he majority
OF yOr~ ieathered tribe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

Az INClDENT.-Ata political dis
cussion in Princess Anne county,
on last Monday, Gen. Fi'zhugh
Lee demanded 10 know of Col. VIM.
Lamb why ne did not abuse Gar
field and The republican party, in
S cad Of launching his denuncla ions
at his old Lends Of the democ acy
III Tell you why, said the General,
because your par'y calculates on
a. alliance with the republican
parry At this pont Col. Lamb
became very much excited, and
rising said: Although [ am under
bonds, if anybody says 1 am a re-
publican. he is a liar Gen. Lee,
turning towards Lamb, very coolly
replied: ON your bonds |
say the readJusier party expect to
make the alliance = He then pro-
cecded to prove it.-Aler. (Va)
Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

A Washington letter in Alexandria
Gazette" says;
"Such Of the Mahoneites as come
here, who are going to Richmond to
attend the meeting Of their E Executive
Committee on the 10Th instant, eXh;b-
it circular letters from Gen. Malone
impressing upon Them the importance
of coming there with a firm determi-
nation to agree TO no fusion or com
promise with the regular wing Of the
Democratic party. The General has
imbued bis dupes with the idea that
ne can control a majority OF the
voters in Virginia, and they ak as
though they had the poor old State in
a sling and This, too, when every
county IN the State has been polled
but Wise, Grayson, Lancaster, Surry
Bath, Cha.les City, and the votes,
based upon re,urus made from nice
ty.three counties and eight cities, as
certained to be 10Y, 562 for the rcgu'
lar Democratic ticket"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29
POLITICAL News.
Pause and Consider,

This is a national contest. You des
sire the defeat of the Republican ticks
ct. Gao you vote the 7th Of July tick
ct when you remember,
1st. That every Republican p1oer
outside of Virginia applauds the for
nation O. tlat ticket.
?. That ibe only Republican organ
in Eastern Virginia, the Southern
Intelligoncer, owned and edited by a
Federal gohice holder, approves that
ticket.
Sd. That the onlv chance Of Garfield
carrying Virginia depends on that
ticket.
9Th. That appeals IRE now being
made to colOred Republicans, all
through Virginia, to support the 7ih
Of July ticket,
9TH. That ski y-three members Of
the Convention which passed that tick
Ell were Republicans, aud forty ofthcm
colored Republicans.
PAUsEAND CONSIDER.
Yoa desire the Success Of the Ma
tional Democracy. Can you join The
9TH Of Julyers when you remember
1st. That they soon the idea that
The National Democracy has anything
to do with them:
.. That they formally rePudlate all
allegiance to the National Organiza-
ZION.
Sd. That they have pcyer affiliated
with the National Democracy.
I. Thai they refused to send dele
giles TO ;be Convention O National
Democ as at Cincinnati.
9th That they are no whore repre-
septed iu toe Councils or on The Com
mitlees Of the National Democracy.
PAUSE AND CONSIDER.
You want Hancock and English
elected. Can you vote the 9TH Of July
ticket when you remember
LIST. That Tho 18th Of Julyers can
yAssed this State all last winter for a
coalition with the Republicans for an
rsgIeCced c~rora7 /, r1st.
2d. Toat they RED throughout the
State 10 prevent the success Of any
Democratic candidate for the prcsi-
dency.
Sd. That falling in that, because
The negroes deserted them at Staun-
ton, they tried Inc experiment of an
Independent ticket.
4th. That many Of their speakers
now declare thoy would prefer Gar>
fields success to the success Of the
ticket. -Coascrya.iye Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

Autumn is The bess time TO cleanse
f'0it trees, and indeed all plIpis, ION
scales aud o,her Insects. Now The .iuit
trees can be handled with ess raoddy
of breaking buds and spuls Than in he
spring a.Ier The buds have besun to
swell, aud The WORK will be as effective
now as then. Use sl'ong soapsuds Of
wbale-o'i soap. Apply IL with s,l
blush and do not Outline lie wash ng
10 the ,uuk. but go over al he sma'l
branches aud cverywbers Oh he ice
where tcales are found.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

A9' lcullu'e IS called both science
aud an ari. The former ,eaclies why il
IS necessary TO pow, the latter ieeches
the process of blowing. The at o.
ag' culture las reference TO The planning,
cul''vatiDg and taking Gaze Of C ops; TIE
science of agriculture teaches Of what
ibey are composed and how cops aud
how crops and plAuts ae built up from
the forces O. The soil aud nc Amos
phere. The "A ct OF The a. 8 to wear
out The sol by coosiaOt crOno'0g. The
I'D o. science is employed 20 restore
exhausted fields and 20 give a know
ledge O. he means u,ed 10 accoms
plish 4.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARM Err
the Oldest and Ablest Agricultural
Journal in the South. Subscription,
$500 year, Richmond, Va.
We Will furnish this excellent and
popular Agricultural Journal, with our
paper one year for So so, or six months
COR $3.50. Every farmer should have
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29
EXTRAORDINARY Notice,
THE
BlLlIN]lE WEEKLY GAZETTE
FOR THE
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.

In order to place THz WEEKLY
GAztrrG within the reach OF all who
desire sound political iufoyma'ioa, all
the news, and interesting miscella-
neous reading matter, it will be fur
nished until December l, 1850 to
single subscribers or clubs, post
paid, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
and until the 4th of March, 1881,
postpaid, to single subscribers or
cluos, FIFrY CENTS. Clubs raised
in Che various election districts will
greatly aid the cause of reform and
hello to secure the election Of Ham
cock and English. This is the way to
circulate the documents.
ADDRESS
TIE GAZETTE,
l. arTrRF,pr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29
Tucker Must be Defeated.

The Washington "Repubhcau, Zone
of The blacklist OF Black Republican
sheets, and one Of the most violent
bloody shirt journals Of this country,
mas this in small caps:
THE Rs2UBLTCAS MUST SEE 70
II THAT TUCKER - DEFEATED. The
MEMORY Of LINCOLN AND ~HE PUB-
Lie WELFARE DEMAND ~
Does there not seem to be an ALI
auce between the Malone JUlyers
and the Radicals. Everywhere they
are coospiring to defeat the ablest men
of The Soath, so as to destroy South
ern influence in national politics.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

M4i.. s)gtlwarL, connects az OJg-Jls,i-e, ni.u
lA-s. y DLlJ b.. A. last aid 'tcet. 10 ~. .ll
burg. connects with Atlantic, Hiss. * CliJ d. Il.
through s1LtlWcs, Virginia, tJ .,asAti...- NtN
orleans, Memphis, Little ..0cl and leA~s-au4 -.
DaIyiile Wltl A-cAllyLd - D.uf44.- -. H. % ~o--A
AMI Southwest.
Express soatAga.d connects 1t GorJons,-l.e O..
-. points On Cnes. * ohio aad At D--f--.-s III
4.l points SOUTHEAST AID to-.u.
MINED TRAINS tlr Maine Lilac leave A.tlt-
ali- a4i., cA-eY- t-4l., 300 ll C-A al q.
AID returning arrive 80 -A.eA-A-.cl4 w ID -...
= IS ID.
Tor MANASSAS LINE leave Washington 4. b.
Ii I'D Alc1aAIril 80 III 04..!, exec. ,il----s'
arrive at SttaabJrs At ~ - y I'D. connecting " --
TIA. valley RJadtlx yszsssd y. est. Leave ots. -la
81 pm, arlin 70 aAss1dria 81. 64Op ID.
AlAeD IRgfS FOa MANASSAS D4iI7I0A
leaves Aiexlutofa Tuesday, Inugsua. aAt ra..i-
day, at 8 ~ q ~, ana Returns Nont-., N-e.-es,..
and Friday, at is pm.
Iof 5II.Ac5urg, d4A. Connection q. Plans s.l-
tluu.
For Uppery lie, regular connection ct D-lap.auc.
Tor TAAAEN ION, leave Washington &c IJ 90
n, and p IL every Monday and aatlrI-.. Ac-
colnm0datl0n train Viii leave Warse-t9u ef-iy
Monday, Thursday AID Saturday al I'D I'D q, ln.'
and arrive iu Acxaudra sc Il ~ D. ll. ~--.
Washington At a. % p 81.
All trans make good connections, Ut N1sA-15-
ton, t. and from North AID Vest.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington g.. ~
IL running through 80 .tA0ul cl4n5c.
larl0r Car viii leave Washington Tor " Ai--
Sulphur daily, except sunday al 40 a. N.
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10
. IN, Marks Adjustable Aecilullg Chair CAR N4tA
extra charge only 81, through ~ DAnfi-le, c---
Meeting to all south.
Pullman sleeplusiug Car from PAi4de44 A-a o.
white sulphur Springs without change.
Pullman sleepiuu Cars between Maslilsto
and Augusta, "a. without change, OIL Az ~ Tram.
through tickets very low " tic south a-1
southwest,
Fe5.-5,-ti. MERCER SLAUGHTER Or L. a.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

The temporary and permanent
Chairman of the Lynchburg Conveu-
tion which nominated james A. Fra
zier for Congress was a Republican.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29
SOUTH.

No G33 wilruus Mondays. Wednelays and Fri
days only. No. 6l2 runs sundays, Tuesdays, Ihus-
daysaud saturdays only. so. $50 runs Monday
Wednesdays, aud Fridays only. All other trains
daily except sunday. No. $40 connects at Stfa f.
bnrir with trains from and e. Mexandra. No. 6lo
dimes At Mt Jackson.
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No. G3l runs Tuesdays, Thursdays and satnr-
DAYS only. No. 633 runs daily. All other trains
daily except SUNDAY. No. 90 connects az otras-
dimes at Mt. Jackson.
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SCHEDULE Il TEBRY & VALLEY BRANCH
- is. X -. IL a.
Effect May 23. 1850.
NORTH.
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Standard Fertilizers.
LEATH CIR

have on hand at the Woodstock Tanneryy
good stock Of well tanned and carefully finished
CALF AND KIP IS X n 5
for sale at lowest cash prices. Call on or address
me at Woodstock, Va.
Aug. ll,-fm, heNd " VAL
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Railr0aG advertisements.
Aug. 23d, 1850.
WEST BOUND.

CHEsAPEAEkE & OHIO r.. IL.
Passenger Trainsrun aud Connects as follows:
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NJ Z Aooo.,, leaves Richmond d4iv.
n u y 1CCylu' except Sunday, as 33JP.
saturdays ouiy will run TO stanton, arriving Of
H. Is =. H..
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No. Express F csan Se' &c &c a@ia ton
with Steamers for Portsmouth, Maysgiie arf
Cincinnati. Connects closely at GordonsYille fox
Lynchbug.
Virginia Midland Express from Washi.g.on
connects closely at Gorl9nsvi.le with 80. . for
Cincinnati with Pullman Sleeper from Illll-
dciplia 20 white SulphuI.
virginia Midland Express from Daryiio aro
Lynchburg connects closely at CLari t.ss-c
with 10. for Huntington
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j. :. IRWIN * son, Agts.
Woodstock, Va
Oct. 29-1Yr'
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No. Il aIixed leaves leaves g ss,5o u. d'i =
Danyino and LguchJur5 and arrives at William
sons 81 70 a. IT..
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Sleeping Cars 2n c =. a'an o. ao
from Aliors)n's % Huntington.
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% III. 81 p ri -.

Gonl. Travelling Aeon .or
e.-u.. .ra. Valley.
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Sloon;no Oars on So. 2f-om Hua..rg. 81
ClCC pllI9 N"io o. Wake sag mar, Ou ~.
from White gil .uc o. nllh.-old.