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4 J. 0RoLY.
'AA earle q CRoLY,

HoNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
pared to do all kinds OF work in their inc, il
city or country PRINCIPAL place of business Sacra
mento. Shop, So Second street, between X and L
Post-ofice Box, 410, Sacramento. ole 4ptf
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4. A. CUNNINGHAM.

1 TToRNEY AT LAW-oFFICE, SOUTHWEST
"A corner of and Fourth streets. Residence,
street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. o9-4ps
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DR.. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,
6aS Eearny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such asGonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc., perma-
nently cured orno charge.
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MANUFACTURER OF IRON DOORS, SHUT.
III ters, Raiings, Gratings, Homework and
Blacksmthiug In general No. 148 street, between
Fifth and Sixth Second nand Doors sor sale
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Seminal Weakness.

Seminal Emissions, the
consequence OF self-abuse.
This solitary vice or de-
prayed saxtlal indulpence-
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A TToRNEYS.AT.LAw AND NoTARIES PUB
n lic will practice in all the Courts. Special at
tention paid to Probate business Office in Bryte's
Building southwest corner OF Seventh and streets
n0
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REMOVED.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N Office in Quinn's new building, corner Of
Fourth and streets (up stairs), Sacramento. s8sp
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DIR. HATCH,
DIR, WALLACE A. BRIGGS

nFFICE "a STREET.-OFFICE HOURS 8
~ A. NJ and 12:3e to Pm. s29-tf
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CHARLES T. JONES AND ED. NJ MARTIN,
" Attcrneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their Office to No. COT street, between
Sixth and Seventh ju24-4p1m
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Hooth for tI,e Cabinet.

NV York, November 13th.-A Washing
ton special, specializing on Gsrfeld's Cabinet,
says: The Pacific coast has not had repre-
sentative in the Cabinet since Attorney
General Williams " as with Grant. It would
help Garfield to appoint one now. Senator
Booth is to be out of employment after
March 4th He is. moreover. strong friend
of Blaine He is q fairly good man, and
used to the transaction of public business.
He is also a lucky man. he is certainly
, 1880-10-13

to tho election. 1t Ia highly gratifying to
learn that there has probably been q large
gain Of members::of Congress. ThelndIcations
aro TINT the Republicans have now carried
NJ many rs fourteen districts, leaving but
six to the Democrats. It now appears GER
tatn that t,otl, the Cincinnati districts have
beet, saved. II those claims by Republicans
should prove to bc justified by tho later r..
turns the result III Ultiot will he a memorable
tilfylng the canyax* In 0ther States.
From Indiana the returns nre Ieas decisive.
It nprears ta be certain that the Democratic
minority Of 1a7I has beei, largely reduced,
nt w!lvther Il lins been wllGly oyerco,nfS OF Of
the Dcmocr,1tic majority for Coy, Wi!!.
ia'ns, which was less than 5,loo. j.
II rDtAi,le trtutnpl, and renders
1t mt only p,ssIb!c but exceedingly
probable TINT next inontl fairfield will re-
cetvu the Electoral vote OF the StRte. In n,ly
event tile Republicans have nla,le ioblt:
i'Qllt aKnfist ntltls ut the Ytnrt MD aHnEnst
tlIucli attempted frnllA and whether wholly
successful or defeated they merit the praises
and commentator of tic party In every
State.
, 1880-10-13
WASHINGTON.


Spseiaf Dtpateh to The Ehteaen 7rthant.
WASHINGTON, u. e.. Oct. l.,'-Tlm news
from tho elections WIS nwnitel In Washing
tut with tho greatest interest, and IN the
Government departments with uncorcttllett
u.ixipty. The slcspss Of t!le Republican
rnrty III the November elections Is, Ut ct'utse,
II n,a,ter Of yltal personal Interest to tl't
thousands of Republicans here WHO arc tried
n1.l faithful! public servants. for they well
know that tho clyil-Serviee system, srs intcr-
pretca by II Hancock Administration. wOIlal
lie simply tic restoration Of tl!o principle asHl
tic policy. "To tile yfctors helung the
spills" In tlle city generally, ultltougl.
thcrc wns MI absence Of my excitement,
owing. doubtless, In great u'casure to the
furt TINT
SUFFRAGE DOES NOT EXIST HERE,
there was manifested great Interest to learn
the l,ews. Hut Ito Ilews canle. Stn.nlnrly
enough, very few ltlyate dispatches relatlits
tn tllu election culne to tho city, anu lt telc-
graph Offices contrary To tlInir usual custom.
displayed Mu bulletins. There were ,luuer~
nus eager callers Mt tic headquarters OF tho
two parties, mt tic newspaper offices, and
upon 1,ersolls likely to receive rarly fnfnr,na-
tun but, up to q o'clock, cyen tie Chairman
of ti,o Republican Congressional COMMITTEES
had nut received singIe word by telegraph,
a.ul ull that tho public know or coulsl learn
wns that thu elections weru progressing
lencenbly. although accompanied by ihte,so
excitement. During the llay tho summers
dull,1ess Mt Washington remained unbfakcll,
but wl,vn night cn,nG ruEer crowds EnttiettM
about every supuuscu nvnilnb1o quarter to
which dispatches wuittti coma nna NWnflcu
will, InlM!teMce fur tho l,ows which WIS So
Slpw tn CONC, hut rs lutu MS O'Clock IN tho
, 1880-10-13
MILWAUKEE.

gpsesdt Dapdteh to 7Ae Chteaoo 1ttbank.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct le.-The 1iepnb-
lIcan gat,w IN Ohio and Indiana l'ayo aroused
tie ,uost Intense enthusiasm, here. As many
M 5o00 citizens have been gathered abont
tic Chamber Of Commerce NIL the evening
reading the te1egrnms. Cheers loud and
long l,aye rent tho air as the returns have
come in. Prominent politicians say Tonight
that the minority 1t, Wisconsin fur Garfield
will reach X, 600, US tho elections to-tlay must
prove to the people here tint public sci'ti-
meut Is running Il, tie Garfield channel.
, 1880-10-13
PROPOSALS..


.%-~--. ~
IsrRpnsMts fasr kubststtmco Atores.
UvFIeE puHcIIAHlSG ASE hHPaT q. u,
tIAAiIA. Hub, tEt. y. lS1L
Ncn!cd pFAIaAts In unptlttD. s4tloct " thu u1la!
c,'iil.os. WI t1 rrs;u1soS r t,!is tae uatl! =
Id. w Gs S,SMea a l{s.sis.s v 1!iyf. M A..
ii Ia,lA. IT nf1ur Mspeekaun and
Mex vlstge Et plnru nf packtnEl. ~ nny bu required
Gy tli1 5ulIklslbI!ru Departments:
Fury Wt oarrSs Fork llxht tness, " 10 d0lIvered
rS,ry thu1sand aon,, pounds s.aco,,. short, cear
s!tns ln9.M xoiKht Snd thlrt'Yss !astad y GralsA
Each plesu Ut nAvUn IT, ba eoverod With .nsw:
slr4nx. 6.tt,n e4llh saMHIo Ut cfn.S ard st5ls Ut
.h,e thousand tiAtt .s4nds itestta.t nason ttn1"
p tuit III! pounds resktsst lacun uaaa. " Ga do
htvvn hIn'lrt atlA eighty t11} s-,aluad t!ns Lard
inust boil ac.uai!y pounds. neL u iar,! u be y.
Il. b. aufseFetl by Suy, II, lHt1.
MI t.fup.IkAtH.
blank Vfit,snls and full Information 10 thu n,aat
nEC uf bidding. CHtiltl1nA ~ Ia uaurv01 hY bt3urs.
ad ~ nnl raYlnuiIt, VIII w furHst1a
on 4tticatiH, ~ th!E Hltic3. ..
Ensuluues rutnlnIn9 l,ra,p1sals should hn naEknl
"tr,u,sa!s for HuAslatulco Sl1tes ad adaruss1d "
THOMAS Sxll.k1N.
~ IT, \. 4.
, 1880-10-13

with the tnwnshtP returns uf pre-.
yfons years: lbnR" Lnlles Wns lubi!!tlit
alit' c!alnei ior.ef elec.m s " y'f ahm "Ji ani
r,, t,o nnri~ s,art ~ Lin ,.yc,i,,, tx t,rfss
serto,,s .jnui,t as in tie result. 1t midnight
he figured Out that Porter w's safe ~ asltlal
lnaJnriy pfhSH!"t Hae ptgen,,nae w., ~: ,,n Es
eotah w., s.t ~, ~ ,t,;,t VIII, nv ,'nm,cas"
t,trns,,r,,' ri sv n,,tl nlnid gS,erui aulsaking
over tilo result tic crowd dispersed sDwIy. |
whfle the more .eter!nlhet -: snt themselves
down watching tne c't"K TX q tne instrument
NIL oste'''''''e" W aso .''.' e".'t' WA"
1r1,,,, l-f,,,,r
Tie sps Wv ia s.va - Ella i"''N'''
s,.tto, nt,pauh "a 1ne tnteaoo Tribune.
Nrv ynutr. nrt, 1n.-'iIe Sim nro,,lc cot,.
cmIt, that f,,,ltann Inns zone fh.n,,hIlcan hy
\ nm anJ flIio nv Loo, 'rhcr, IL tie Wild
ost tnv MI near Nav York nn,tit, business
man rv.rv nm trfIryes tl,e hnttmn IL nil
mt or ti,e iioncnc,, farce. nnd lint tin cnulf
,lato ,f lin Sniil rlehcf Smith wifi 1eter mt
l,kc tt,o shnly cnmll,lncy of uoracr Greeley,
,rI,o ,.,un,,,,,t setu from, the ,ower Sims IN
I'm citw mr., hovlinr viii, rnr,.. Slnny of
tho,n nrc shouting. ajlurrnI, for Uuncock
nnd Inf Dayisp' The stick brokers
,,nve fm,,roytsrd 4 Stree, BonrtI, and
tho values OF a,l stocks an,[ railroads
are advancing rs they arc being bolight:
"Tho victory of tho North over the Rebel
sim m, nm t., Tho wealth of New York To-
morrow" Madison sq.'aro Is pantlet'o-
mum OF Joy. Solid business men are cl'eer-
Ing aud embracing. Alnny OF the more easily
affected nre shedding tcars III Joy to think
tha threatened Union Is saved agatt, and
that four yeurs more of good government nre
| Insured. ELL IEi'1iSs.
THE SEwsrArEn OFFICES.
Special Dapafeh 10 7Ae Chicago 7Ftbuas
NEw io1H, Uet. l@.-lhc Eteatcst astterest
las been l'ln'ltesteu during tho dny Il! the
| result Of tic elections In llltIinna and Ohio.
Crowds Of people wero besIeElng the news
paper offices, eagerly scann'ng tic neagro ''
, ~" ", ",inrnnnn In % thn esoni,,r thn crowus s
tmcrcoted nc @'se o ,n,sas,s m nf mo,,'s M swarn'ea
In tic streets md In front uf ths bulletin
boards. Elaborate preparation By the news
| FHFe'a AnA be1is '''t'S 49, "'HF'N'' '"t' %''o
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14
A Lady Writes.

The Capital says: do not uuder-
stand what advantage the citizens OF
this city can have in theIpOlihcal booms
which are daily recorded in our Local
newsp apers; but can now fairly I'M
derstand the great advantage CT an ex'
teusive advertising boom in the interest
OF local business pursuits.
This was clear to uie last week, while
passing the extensive oyster depot OF
n. White s. Co., 62l B s!reetnorthwesl'
Ny attention was attracted to the large
number of persons who were there en-
ployed shusking, packing and shipping
oysters TO all parts of the United States.
[ stepped into the establishment and
found the smiling proprietor very COM
mua'calive and polite. He says he Is
now preparing TO ship to Europe some
of those famous picked oysters which
he alone knows how TO- prepare. dis
TELEPHONE communication with all
parts of the city very much facilitates
his already extensive business; he at
tributes his success to strict attention
to business and his advertising IN ouI
local newspapers.
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STRAsBURG, Va. April 9, 1880.
Messrs. Editors:
We are glad to know the
Shenandoah Valley r. R. is progress
inc so rapidly, they have just complet-
ed their new and elegant depot at
Rlverton and the efficient agent Mr.. w.
J. Taylor formerly Of c. & o. r. b.
has full charge of the.frelght, ticket. and
telegraph department at that point.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.have
furnished him with two fine nickle
plated telegraph instruments, which are
ornaments to any Office, Mr.. Taylor un-
derstands how to use them.
The Front Royal depot is also being
erected, (and ere this reaches you) will
be completed, Mr.. W. G. LeHew form
erly operator for B. Il o. r. r. at this
point, has been appointed agent and
operator, we hope he will merit the
confidence of the officials Of the road by
a strict attention to business, and the
patrons of the road BY being accommo-
dating, kind and courteous.
Bentonville depot will also be com =
pleted in few days, have not learned
who will get the agency. The Western
Union Telegraph line is being erected
as far as the completion Of the road.
Mr.. John Conner the gentlemanly and
efficient building manager is pushing
ahead with the line and as soon a
depot Is under roof, he has the telegraph
instrument in and ready for business
he is well posted in telegraph business
and is an honor to the telegraph Co.
whilst he is not seeking promotion, We
are confident his knowledge of the bu
siness merits for him a worthy and re-
sponsible position,
The American Union of New Yorl
arc picking up such men as Mr.. Conner
wherever they can find them, whilst hi
is a staunch w. U. man, we can't tel
how it wonld be should they come
across him.
Yours truly, n.
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Yours truly,

At meeting of the Council held
April 7th, 1880. present Mayor Rodefer,
Councilman Cof'man, Fravel, Koontz,
Knelsley, Miley and Schmitt.
A communication from Jno. ii.
Grabill, County Supt. of Schools was
presented calling the attention OF the
council to the fact the colored people OF
Woodstock are in need ola school house,
and stating that these people were
prcmiseda school house when the cltl-
zens of the town voted in favor of erect
ing a new building for the Graded
School. Referred to the School Trustees.
S. V. r. Clover, overseet Of poor
reported the amount appropriated for
the year was insufficient to meet all de-
mands and requested an additional APP
preparation. On motion, ordered that
an additional appropriation OF s25,Oo
be made for the remaining portion OF
the year.
The special committee appointed In
reference to securing sargent for the
corporation report by consent OF the
present Sargent that he will continue in
office until the term of present council
expire.
Mr.. Geo. w. Miley, presented re-
guest from the Fire Company for an ap'
preparation of 100 feet rubber hose. Re-
ferred to committee on fire.
On motion, ordered that the Com
mittee on streets and sidewalks proceed
to have the side walks along mair
street properly graded and suitably re
paired and altered, at the proper cos
and expense of the owners or occu'
pants of the lots along the front o
which such side walks extend, and, or
dered further, that a special tax OF on
per centum Of the assessed value 0
such lots, be levied and collected, an
nually, for the purpose of paving, al
tering and repairing said side walks, Il
be proportioned TO the number Of fee
Of the same fronting on such pavement
provided that such law shall not b
made upon lots on which there is n
building or on which there is buildln
less than twenty feet square, and pre-
vided further that such tax shall not b
collected as to any lot the owner or oc
cupier of which shall make such pave
me at at his OWE proper cost and ez
pense.
: On motion, adjourned.
N, CoFTMAN, Recorder.
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MAURERTOwN Va, [
April IL, 1880. J

DEAR HEHALD -
Next week will Re
quite an interesting one for Toms
Brook; On Thursday and Friday nights
the young people will entertain with an
exhibition of choice pieces, which we
think are being we'll practlced, and will
certainly be we'll acted, as each charac-
ter is we'll represented. We hope to
have a crowded audience, and accom-
panying muslc,as the.cause is laudable
oue, the proceeds TO be applied TO the
painting and bell of school building.
On Saturday the Corner Stone of the
Methodist Church will be laid. rrof.
HYDE of Loanoke Female Seminary,
Martinsburg, will be present the ceres
mony of the Masonic order, will be in
troduced by the fraternity of Strasburg,
Woodstock and Edinburg. The Cor
net Band of Edinburg are also expected,
and we think the boys will pat in their
presence; true as a baud, and as mems
bers, they are young. but we know
whereof we speak when we say they
can play. A good substantial dinner
will be served upon this occasion, come,
Mr.. Editors aud partake with us.
On Sunday the dedication of the U.
B. Church will take place, this has been
long postponed, but will now certainly
come off, Bro. Keiter will be assisted
by Rey...........of Chambersburg,
Pa. We hope for them large and pay
ing audience
| - Dee
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14

The American Farmer for April con-
tsins a number of most excellent and
practical articles. including papers on
Reclaining Sedge and Pine Lands ;
Making, Saving and Application Of
Barn. ard Manure The Origin. Char
scter and Improvement OF Soils Beet
Sugar; Tobacco, and many other
equally timely topics, including Fruit
Growing, Market Gardening, Flower
Culture /; besides, what constitutes one
of the most instructive and popular
features Of the veteran journal, reports
from several advanced farmers club
also the regular monthly notes Of work
on the farm, and in the orchard, fruit,
vegetable and flower gardens, poultry
ward, &C., with a most admirably con
Quoted department for the ladies of the
farm household.
Our farming readers will find sub
scripfon to The Farmer money wei
invested,--the cost being. sl.50 year
or 91.00 10 clubs Of five or more. Sam'
Hsuds 4 Son, Baltimore, publishers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14
valley News.

Staunton Vindicaf0y: Mr.. John
Armstrong, member Of the Board OF
Supervisors, Of Highland, was in Staun-
ton on Tuesday. Speaking Of the profit
of sheep raising, he said that at the
close of the war lie sold all his sheep
except q Southdown eve. In 1868 she
commenced breeding and has had %
lambs including two now by her side.
In 1876 she had three lambs and in
1877 she and tie three lambs each had
twins. She is now fifteen years old.
Mr.. Armstrong now has 100 sheep and
81 young lambs. He estimates the
profit from the single eve as follows
wool for family use for ten years at
$40 a year 5000, wool and mutton sold
since 1868, 5000; s sheep used for
mutton on the farm, s2+: present value
of his 100 sheep, $3.50: ald present value
OF the 81 lambs, $54 total Sl,658 from
one eve
uarrisonburs Oil Commonwealth 4:
On Monday morning last at about SIX
O'Clock. Mr.. Solomon p. Reamer, an
old resident, brealhed his last at bis
residence in this place. lie had been a
severe sufferer for some months, his
disease being Of a complicated character
but every one thought lie was getting
greatly better with prospect Of at least
temporary recovery, but suddenly the
thread OF LIFE was cut short. .... On
Wedn sday last, 3lst Of March' in
accordance with advertisement in this
paper. the 1850 acre tract Of mineral
land. belonging to the estate of D. D.
Doyel, deceased, lying principally in
PAGE county. was sold at public auction
in front Of the Court house in this place
1t brought 81 10 per acre and vas
bought By Gen. J. Z. Roller. Jno.
Donovan, 3. y. Bolts and others. 1t
IS said to be a valuable piece OF iron
land, and whilst the price is more per-
haps than was expected to be realized
from It, yet when the Shenandoah
Valley Il. Il. is completed through
the tract, it will be greatly increased in
value and the purchasers will doubtless
realize a handsome sum upon their
investment.
Warren Sentinel: On Friday night
last q Republican meeting was held in
the Courthouse here, Green B. Sam
u. Is presiding, which was addressed by
the chairman and Seal, Of Alex
andna. The attempted Grant BOOM, "
we are informed, was not success
Another meeting will be held in the
same place tomorrow 10 elect dele
gates to the Republican State Conven-
ton to be held II Stanton on 2lst
inst.
Page Courier: a man by the name q
Condor, from Harrisonburg a laborer
On the Shenandoah V. Il. Il. was killed
near East Liberty one day last week
1t seems that he was pricing al rock
which becoming dislodged rolled dowr
and pressed the crow bar so heavily up
on him as TO caus his death.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14

Deed from NJ. L. Walton, Comr. to
Virginia Douglass.
Deed from E. E. StickleY, Comr. to
Thos. w. Miller.
Deed from Moses Walton, Conn. TO
B. p. Newman.
Agreement from Jno. H. Koontz with
Fannie 7. Jackson.
Deed from Hy. Bausermau and wife
to Chas. Zepp.
Deed from Jos. IL. Stickley 10 Jno.
II. Burke.
Deed from Geo. w. Magruder AID
wife to p. w. Magruder.
Deed from J. w. Magruder and vile
to 2. W. MagrudCr and |. Hite Bird
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14

A VERY NARROW EsOAPE.-On
last Friday afternoon, Capt. Fl. Il. Rid
dleberger went into his gas house to
empty a barrel of oil into the tank.
Just as had arranged the piping and
started the oil running, two gentlemen
called him to his front gate to discuss
some court business. When the Capt.
returned he found the tank oyer rua and
the oil wasting. He called for buck
ct which was carried HIM by his little
son. and he commenced the work OF
trying to save something like half bar
rel of oil. The gas in the mean time was
escaping through a large aperture in
the tank and so tar over came him as
TO make him totally insensible. One
Of his little daughters found him strug-
Cling and unable to get out. The iami'
" were unable to relieve him, and Mrs.
Riddleberger gave the alarm OF ire
which soon called several hundred per-
sons to the scene. BY this time the
house was so filed with gas that man
could enter and get out with extreme
difficulty. Some who attempted it were
made sick instantly. Mr.. John Hoover
and Marshall Hoshour, however, went
down into the PIT and brought the Cap
tain out, to all appearances dead and
in this condition he remained for nearly
AN hour. His consciousness was re-
stored in about two hours. He fully re-
covered during the night and was at
tending TO his business in Court as u.s.
ual on Monday.
The sCaptan says it was his own
reckless carelessuess which came so
near costing him bis life, and that no
blame attaches to the machinery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Every one is now interested in the
Presidential election and a number Of
names are mentioned. While it is
subject of great importance, it does
not interest the Individual citizen to
the extent thatanother subject of more
vital Importance does. That is his
own individual health. Ifyou are suff-
erlng from dyspepsia, nervous ailec-
tions or liver complaint, try SMITH &
SHAKMAN's Stomach Bitters, one o
the greatest remedies Known. Fo
sale by all druggists, or you can orde
from SMITH & SHAKMAN, Wholes ale
Druggists, Baltimore, Nd.
May 2l,-iy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14
DIED.

Died on Toms Brook, on the 9th inst. Albert Up
ton, infant son Of william and virginia Wright,
aged months and Is days.
Mrs. Rebecca Hoffman, consort Of Capt. Andrew
Hoffman, dee'd, an honorable citizen Of the
county, died on the 3Ist day Of last March, in the
Send year of Der age. She lived faithful chris
tian life, and died in the triumphs Of the Gospel
of the grace of God. J.P.
daughter Of Henry W. Hlddleson, (sallie
Comm Of Preston county, w. Va, died on the 4th
day Of April. of scarlet fever, aged years. Inc
their great affection. ID. y. *
Levi Dodson died near Cabin Hill, april 9th
1880, aged 43 years, | month and days. lie
was an esteemed citizen, faithful husband and
a loving father. He leaves q wife II children and
many friends to morn their loss. May the
Heavenly Father sanctify this bereavement to the
good of sll. NJ L. H.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14

FoRTuNATE.-Major William H.
Miller, of Edinburg, after a difficult
competitive examination, received an
appointment in the Pension Office, at
Washington. Notwithstanding the fact
that, by this appointment Shenandoah
loses all excellent school teacher, we
are glad to hear of the good fortune o.
our friend and hope that he may fine
his new position pleasant and profta-
bic.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-04-14

DEDICATION. The United Brethren
Church House at Toms Brook will be
dedicated to the service Of Almighty
God, April the 25th. No preventing
Providence Rev. S. y. Mowers OF
Chambersburg officiating and other
ministers are expected. A general
Invitation 10 all. NJ. f. METER