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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
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C7g.l,-Iss I0ELGs OFFICE.
Woodstock, Va. October Ii l''l.
TOLD storeburncy * Bro. compits. ana Mary
rf-as- Cea. g.. snyder and wife. Henry Cay L.g9 e-
mi f.i.n W. Eeossr admr. of Wm. Llgget.
1are hereby notified shat have Izel upon
-.., ti, f,r of N0gembor next, between tae hours
.ff...t.c-. Sc a. and oc.. -s. y. II. g take ana
settle. 20 fty Ciiicc. tlc accounts II
f.tT hu V. I.cscr admir-. Cd Win. Litfa. dee ID.
ord lLc actual AMI annual value q tlH real
e.tst.of which sail L5ge- N-t s.l1-. alt pose
3.l. Al Che debts outstanding ara'as. The g.
c,i.n. aal classify them in tle order % their
it.A nd aay other matter he may deem perti-
...t ~ that any rsriy I'm interest may require
ro0rirsl @ Dee t4teu by Che decree II -nenand pan
rtr-,it CalrtreHdercd on She 9th day oi Sept.
fs,l In q sult in chance.y depending in sai0
p t.r. between !. +. st1u aburuer IS Bro. compts'
and Mary l.iegst ~. Deits aad II from any cause
f,o .sfflr az said accounts shall not le com
mono l or having been commenced should uNt
Inr.rfl.tsd on tia. day, tie taxi ug o, the same
,ifl leaiiournel from day 10 day, ~ ira IN place
=, risce. until tie same are taken and comp
Given under my hand as Commissioner ID
cl.uccry Of the SAID court, az my ONCE ID sAIu
county the day and gear frst atatc -ald.
Oct. G-tl, w. T. W p q. ''' - '
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

Colonel Popham is specimen Of
the Republican Mahonites. He is
an out and-out Republican, an out
spoken advocate of General Gar
field, and yet he is at the game
time an ardent supporter OF the Ma
hone electoral ticket in Virginia
Why ? Because, as he distinctly
avows, be considers that he can by
defeating the regular Democrats adj
vance the interests of the Republi-
can party. lie wishes to put down
the "old Bourbons'' of Virginia, be
says he can best use for the pur-
pose the electoral weapons which
General Malone has put into his
hands. lie docs lot for one mo-
ment pretend TO be Hancock man.
Scratch any other Republican, white
or black, who supports The Malone
electoral ticket, and you will find
an enemy ofthe Democratic party
not Of Virginia only,but Of the Uni
led States,-Rich. Dispatch.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
LOOk out for Them.

Some parties attempting to assist the
Republicans IN an under hand way, are
circulating the report that if the regular
Democratic ticket should be elected in
in Virginia, it will saddle a hlg debt up
on The people and taxes will be mcreaS-
cd. Hhey know that it is false, yet
they try to make people believe it IS
true. These same men are IN alliance
with radicals and belong 10 party that
is committed 70 a repeal Of the capita
lon tax qualification in order to get the
negro votes. White men Of the Valley
and other sections are expected 10 pay
this tax in order that the negroes may
no fav-frnp on1 Good VOTERS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
entitled to speak

THE Republicans are going to make
q straight fgh. against the Democracy
In Virginia. Malone has charge Of the
assistant Republicans. Through his
influence the Republicans expect to
carry the State. The hopes Of the
Malone faction to carry the State have
been dspelled. They are now occupy
log a second position under the Radi-
Gals. Their Only expectation now is to
be able to draw vOtcs enough from the
Democrats to enable the Garfield ticket
TO carry the State. y few weeks AGO
there was a chance for them 10 get
enough Of negro votes TO carry their
ticket, but now deserted by their allies,
the colored brethren, they have no
horCs Of being the dominant party, and
will occupy a subordinate position,
hoping TO get share Of the spoils from
the Radicals. What pitiable position
for Virginians TO occupy! Democrats
Of Shenandoah, are you willing 10 be
s)ld out in this manner?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
SQueiunks.

The Mahoneys are getting scared.
They see the handwriting on the wall.
They begin to realize that Shenandoah
democrats will not be sold to the radi-
calls through the 9TH Of JulyarsA They
have raked up lot of old and young
squejunks who are to make an effort 10
get the people of this county to swallow
the nauseous dose. Whenever one Of
them attempts to make speech and
says nothing against Garfield and wants
to talk about the public debt and moth.
ing else, you may know that he is
trying 10 deceive you.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

John Paul the advocate Of the repeal
of the capitation tax qualification will
speak here next Monday. How he
will endeavor to impress upon the peo>
ole that beautiful idea of free suffrage
Free suffrage that will permit the negro
to vote how much tax the farmers OF
this Valley must pay, while he does not
paw one cent. Free Suffrage that Will
enable the negro Of Eastern Virginia to
educate his children as The expense OF
white men; free sefl'rage that will place
26 counties of this State under the con-
troll OF negroes; free suffrage that will
place the taX-leyying power into the
hands Of men who pay no taxes; free
suffrage that will place a heavy burden
upon the industrial interests Of the
farmers of the Valley. This Is is The
free suffrage" for which John Paul was
thanked by the negroes Of Albemarle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
The Warrent0n Fizzle.

A correspondent OF the Wing gives q
glowing account OF the meeting held at
Warrenton. Among other things he
says the meeting was splendid success
and added at least one hundred converts
TO REIMBURSEMENT.
We have had the opportunity OF read
ING letter from gentleman whose
name carries conviction Of the truth Of
every word he writes. lie says ::
WARRENToN, Sep. 20th, 1880.
1--WE are so solid
hero quot a Seventh Juliar in five
miles of us) that VIC do not fairly
appreciate the troubles abroad" He
further says that not being able to make
a satisfactory arrangement about a
division Of time, Capt. RiddlebcrSer
and Gen. Williams spoke about three
hours. Then the Democratic meeting
was called at another place, while they
were still speaking, land it left them
with 81 listeners, chiefly from Cul3epsr
and Fairfax. This county is solid.
Such appeals don't count here"
1t takes quite a successful correspon-
dent to get one hundred converts out OF
an audience Of twenty seven listeners.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

ion with the followers Of Stonewall
Jackson and the conservative read
iustcr and democratic masses Of the
people. No wonder that such a
party could without conjunction of
conscience or a blush Of shame
choose as a companion radical re-
publican negro rather than a one
legged soldier ofthe Stonewall Bri-
gade. Choose ye between them
\ CONSERVATIVE READJUsTER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
Tie Campaign in Virginia.

Correspondence of the Conservative Dem ocratl
Rqppahannock. -" We will have a
grand barbecue on the 10Th at Washing
ton. Rappahannoak will beat her re-
cord of last year, andI think will give
500 majority for the regular ticket.
The feeling is fine"
Craig.-"Have just finished tom
of Craig, and have not met one human
being who will vote The July ticket.
The Indignation at Malone for prefer
ring the association Of black Radicals to
white Democrats is universal. wish
the Conservative Democrat was daily,
1t does good wherever it IS read.'
Ameha.-" Our cause is gaming
strength 10 this county. The unanl>
nous sentiment IN favor Of fusion Of
the two tickets shown at the Amelia
meeting augurs well for the regular
ticket. Whatever else is doubtful, 1t is
certain that Malone refused fusion
peremptorily. On his head the result
must fall"
Susser.-" Except in one district IN
this colnty, the May ticket will have
everywhere a majority, and we DO not
despair Of Waverley. l am glad to see
you draw tie Ire tetyeen Readjustcrs
and Mahoneltes. am a Readjuster,
but am against entering into partner
ship with the Republican party to beat
down Virginia Conservatism. We
fought too long against the Republicans
TO build up that party, now TO turn
round and help them TO pull 1t down"
Princess Anae.-" At Kempsyille we
had q fine me etlng last evening (24th).
Goode and Lacy spoke, andit Is need
less 10 say who won. The Soyenth-Oi
July ticket will not get the Readjustcr
vote of this county by a large majority.
Our confidence and numbers grow dali
~"
Farfcr c. H." Readiusters are
coming oyer to the National Democra-
tic ticket, since Mahone's refusal to un-
ite, in great numbers throughout this
district. The plan to sell out TO the
Republicans has no defenders here"
Rcdf0rd.-" Cannot exaggerate the
value Of our discussion here to-day
Sept. 27), between Tucker and Frazier
and Ficklin and Cameron. The town
Is ablazo with excitement, and many
Rcadiusters have proclaimed their pur-
pose to be with us in this fight"
Ormge.-Slnce the refusal of MahoRe
10 unite with Conservatives, for fear Of
offending the negroes, there has been 4
stampede of Rcadiusiors to our ticket
in this county. Colonel BarbOur's d.
nifed manner and honest good sense
are very taking with our people. Neale
Is behaving most CALAMITY, doing lis
full duty. Ills defeat in Convention has
net left trace. Ga the OIL OF October
we will have grand bal bacue at L&iay-
cite, a SCIENTIFICALLY stronghold, aud
want our Culpepef ald Spotsylyania
friends TO come over and see how We
10 it.
Warratoa. We have fourteen
Hancock and English flags nyinc IN The
county, and a larger number Of clubs
Not one pole has been raised in Eau
quier, so far as l have heard, TO Han
cock by the Seventh Of Julyers
Who are the friends Of the regular ma
tlonal ticket needs no showing"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

sss-o1rNr.SIONItS OfIllE, ..c,.
Z > Woodstock, Va, ocio or is. 'o.,'
r, Hartman * Co. and All the cf' a!.ora OK - -
D,,.,,ar carlrlts aud : \. Dlnner aImis. Sustl
p, plnr.-. 1gI b. q. Newnln alnr. oi j. VI
,.,,~e~ d ca. drf.s. aud al others concerned.
yo,f ara hereby notified that have nAett n.y. Il
ttt IN d,v of November next, o take al m!
o9is. aud resort the following accounts 49,.
f.. .fs+.-pout OF the debts. or portions o. tAr
eir,s duo from the firm 81 Hottie X DaAN1i' '-''
viii ho paid ont 81 tine partnership assets. ...,
a,d Z ho debts of said firm that are cYFe.e' "'','
provided for b. collateras. ..-....- OF tr,
debts due from said firm thst Win NO. uc pan ~
nartuorshiD assets or covered by eOlla.eiA.s. -
An distribution stateme oi the ius"s ~
e hands Of the adrnrs. after paying the PREF
debts pari nlssu among the ndWidual Sly.i''' T.
ofS. A. Danuer aud the creditors OF uo.Do -
banner nlt otherwise paid or proslucd A1li 49,,
KIN ANY other matter deemed perfume NJ ~ VI
co-,r or TINT any parties in interest my te'i".v
rsouiral TO be taken by the decree OF Sle.lru '-
r,r.r,it Cont rendered on the Z5th DAY on Sel,.
fSsl i'm q suit in claucery depending III s@iu oo"l
h. tween H. x L. hartman * GO. &c coLlpl's "--'r
: banners admrs. *. delts. ana l'O4. o.!
.ause the fixing of said accounts shau A,e "
commenced. or having been commenced s.iol u
not ba completed Oh that day, the tahlLS Oh wy
s,r,e ain be adjourned from day 10 day, on II ON
nlce TO place. until tie same are taken an" 00N'-
Given under my hand as CommissionF Il
cbanccrv of the said court, at my ONCE III H'' u
co,irty the day and year INST aforesaid ~
oct C-tl- ". x ". J.. i-' HA4' N'''-A
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
FOR CoNGRESs-7TH DISTRICT
HON. HENRY C. ALLEN ,
OF SHENANDOAH.

THE JULY CONVENTION
WILL BE NEITHER REPUBLICAN
NOR DEMOCRATIC. NOR WILL
ITS PLATFORM. NOR IT'S ELEC-
TORS, BE REPUBLICAN OR
DEMOCRATIC."- Richmond Wing
JalQ %.
@"WE ARE NOT SUPPORTING
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES,
NOR THE CINCINNATI NOM
NEES. "-Ric1mond Whig july l4th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
Baltimore Booming.

The elaborate details Of each partcu-
lar portion of the weeks celebration at
Baltimore are uD1er such splendid head
way as to make success simply beyond
question. Oaly those who have studied
the programme carefully can form any
idea oflhe vast amont Of work necessary
for the full completion Of the great en-
ierpriso. How that Baltimore has
Weakened up there appeared TO md to
her resources. The display Of the
city's progress for the century and a
half will be wonderful exhibition
Next TO it IN importance will be that
made by f c Baltimore aud Ohio rail-
road company. l. will be upon an I'M
mcnse scale, greater in feet, than ever
before attempted by any one corpora
lion IN this country. In this and the
making Of half fare rate from al
stations on lis line, tic Old b. & o.
proves its devotion. not only to The
city, bul to friends aud patrons through
out MARYLAND, lha Virginia. Pennsyl-
yania. Ohio. InG.aaa aad Illinois, who
have stood by e for a half century or
more. The rate will he in force from
Oct. OH to 2O.h. the celebration COM
mcuciug tic llth and closing Oh the
l9h. The Marji Gras IS now an as
surcl fact. and lie preparations fer il
are being carried forward with great
energy and a most lavish expenditure
of money: In addition TO tie masnili-
cant appointments originating in Balti-
more. the city has secured all The
paraphernala used at the remarkable
carnival held in New Orleans last
February. Tie tabicauq, cars, trap
pings and appointments are OF the most
perfect and beautiful character, costing
UPWARDS OF twenty-five thousand dol
lars. The Marli Gris parade will be
at ni,ht.and The ci.y VIII be illuminated
rs no city ever Was before. In adj
dition to The illumination Of ali the
buildings ou Nc line Of march, taer'
will be calcium and electric lights. anC
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
C.o,l,lrs.1oNEns OFFICE.

6,OlI5ussIONEEs OFFICE, ..,ss,
woodstock, Va, OCTOBER Isl i''V'
TOP. w Nagruder admir- Of John Llne"ea.o'
dacd. coriplt aid John Nakeman anu WI
usrrv Gin aud wife, Levi Nclnturh and "lle'
SAMUEL Reedy and wife, Joseph, Mary, a. "i''''''
Iucv. Charles and James LneWeaFer uelts, ,.,
You are hereby notified that nave H .1' IN
be OH dav of November uexi, between the hours
# Il o'clock A. VI. and 6 O'Clock p. VI. TO taAo ""'
.e+tla at NV office. the acc)untsl OF
1t p. ". BagruGor admir-. 81 Johh LlAe"'@'''
9pd Of ali debts against said dacedent or MS
estate aud arrange tIcin according % 1"-" '0
spectiys priorites. -r-.ts ,-4,to
'gI 'rbe distribution of the yesidua OF SAID ostlle
after deductng costs aud debts, amongst mos
entitled having regard TO Announcements mace
sher,. whether in the shape Of notes, deo's p'i'
for them or otherwise. 49,, o..i,,or4
Atm And any Other matter may deem pe.liii' -. -.
mr. any ,ar.v in interest may require fequiteu 20
be taiscn bv the decree of shenandoah ClIcui.
court rendered on 27th day Of Sept 1881 IN SUN
i'm chaucery depending in said court between . 10.
Tiueveayer's admr. cOmpl and john "aAeu-I
ami ,,i.o &c. dcfts. and If from any cause IN
tsting of said accounts shall not lie comnehceu'
~ HAVING boon commenced should not DE COM
riesed on that dav, the taking OF the same VIII
he adieutued from day to day, or from pace ~
,i,co untr the same arc taken ana c0mplet'"'
Given under my hand as Commissioner III o..a ..
cor. Of the said court, at my ohce Ia salo county
the day and year first aforesaid. - ..-,cr-r ~
oct 6-td. A. . II. p. q. l. -. oAA0 LII .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
Good Leather.

All who are IN want OF good hoactanncd calf
and kipskns should call on OF address IL. G. OFT
att old glove stand in Woodstock, where you
will ind ;Ae cheapest and best skins in the mar
ket. lie would ask the especial attention Of shoe
makers and leather dealers t. Ills large stock, a.
he will sell by The dozen or haf dozen at Bal IL
more prices. few reliable merchants ia the
county having good leather trade, will be allow
ed liberal commission to sell leather and buy IL
hides.
lie takes no short cuts in tanning his lcathor,but
has it taken through the old process, By that wei
known AID eXpr0cess, tanner,
ROBERT Il. NEWMAN.
DOT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

THE Radicals have determined to
make Zig effort 10 carry Virginia and
are willing TO furnish some funds for
that purpose. The MahOneites will be
encouraged aud you may expect res
nowed activity among the canvassers Of
this party. They know we'll that the
people are not disposed 10 swallow the
Svphax, Bob Norton, Caesar Perkins
black pill, but they propose TO sugar
coat it by telling the people that they
arc good democrats and By drawing
der atten Jon from the Garfield Issue
By discussing the Slate debt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
"REMINISCENCES OFFICE,
2 Woodstock. Va,

e w = "a, October lst 1899
10 rohn CARRIER and Martha T.. his vile, l:
p,nce aud Dorathy his wife, Chas. konner ana
n..,,,cIi, his wife. Thos. ". Painter, Mason II.
painter. Edward Painter, /. L. Hutchinson ana
Naiinds his wife, Elizabeth Painter and Jesse
Painter. ,.,-. -. e,oa ,,,,o-,
,he tith day Of November next. between the hours
On oi.iock. A. " and O'Clock, p. VI. to take AZ
my Office, the accounts OF -.
lst The actual and annual value OF inc reaio
cstate OF JACOB Painter decd.
2nd The pc .sonal estate aud settle the accounts
Of \. b. Painter admr. Of Jacob Painter zee q anu
especially an account Of the issue ana pton'S %
the real estate. a., ,.,..
al The character and amount OF the aeo's
against the estate Of Jacob Painter dec a. ,,
9TH The claims now for the use OF tle haiu
admir- and evidence tending TO SHOW ms owner
ship Of the same. ,, 4,
sth And party interest may require, required TO
he taken by the decree of shepandoah Nlrcmt
CONT rendered on the 27th day Of september 10
in suit in chancery depending in said court De-
tween Mason y Painter &c. compts. anc Martina
r. Painter defls. aud If from any eause me taxing
OF said accounts shall not be commenced, OF nav
ing been commenced should not be completed on
that day. the taking Of the same VII be adjourned
from day to day, or from place to place, uhth Tue
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
chancery Of the said court az my once IN saio
county the day and year first aforesaid.
Oct. 0-td. Bird p. q. Z. y sIlChLhf'
nor Drugs, Medicines, Teas, SOAPS, perinme,sy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

The Republicans held private meet
ing. in this place, on last Monday night,
A number Of negroes and few whites
were present. 1t is evident that the
Republicans expect by the aid Of the
Mahonites TO carry Virginia. Demo-
Gratis OF Shenandoah beware Of the men
who are trying to deceive you by dis
cussing The Stale debt question and in
duclng you to vote bogus ticket. The
7th of July ticket is not a Democratic
ticket and the men that tell you that it
is are trying TO deceive you.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

Encouraging news Is received from all
parties of Judge ALIENS district. The
people recognize IN Judge IL. &. Allen
a fearless champion OF the peoples
rights. He is not the man to advocate
a repeal Of the capitationstaX Qualiilca-
ton in order 10 get negroes votes. lie
stands upon theDemocratlc platform and
has never been ss.s~sd to ayow him
self a Democrat, Shenandoah vii give
him a large vote. The people OF ms
county known him to be honest and
know that he will, at all times, protect
and defend the rights Of the p eople. lie
does not advocate the assistant Repub-
lican ticket. lie has not sold himself
for The sake of Office but openly and
everywhere declares his principles
Years ago he announced himself as a
warm supporter Of tie public school
system and wheH a member OF The
legislature he did everything in his
power TO protect the public schools. lie
has been and is'now member Of the
County School Board Of tbs county and
at all times, gives bis influence in favor
of the system. Notwithstanding these
facts, his enemies have been circulating
a report that he is opposed TO public
schools. The report is false, aaG men
who circulate such reports arc prepared
to do anything dlshonorable 10 gam
votes for a man who does not deser yt
them.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

The bogus Malone ticket preached in
the Valley as democratic ticket, stands
at the lead OF The columns of Rich
mond Republican paper. 1t is all
there except the name of Hancock and
English. Deny this statement if you
dare.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

Thc Lynchburg (ya.) News learns
that provision has been made for the
noll.tax of all the colored voters of that
ci,y WHO inted 10 vote for Garfield ard
AutIlur. and Frazier, The readiuster cam
dldate for Congress.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

when you find a man trying TO get
votesilor the 7th Of July Malone Repub-
lican ticket, look at him well and, nine
cases out Of ten, you will see man
who wants to get an Office as bis pay
for deceiYing the people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

CAPT. w. w. Brand, Of Roanoke
county, and appointed one Of the Ma
hone County Committee, announces
that be is Readiusterin State matters,
bat viii vote the regular May Demo-
cratic ticket IN November.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
G.. T. HOPKINS.

The Old Commonwealth says Mr..
Hopkins high personal character to"
cether with his well known integrity,
force of thought, renders his letter Of
more than ordinary public importance.
Mr.. Hopkins is 4 democrat, and as such
is alive TO the great interests of his par
ty 10 the National contest now waging.
From his position as chairman Of the
readiuster executive committee he is
entitled to speak.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

WHEN you see men who have al
WAYS been Democrats, suddenly change
and attempt 10 assist the Radicals by
inducing Democrats to- vote the Ma
hone assistant Republican ticket, ex-
anime them closly aud YOU will frd
that they are seeking some Office which
they expec. to get through Republican
or Malone influence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06

THE Albemare Malone paper has
gone up only few weeks in advance
of the party which it represented
Sic transit, etc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
3 taX-Iree and GOOD VOICES.
Tia CSirman Of the Rockingham

ThacSsirman Of The Rockinghaln9l-
Readjuster EXecuaye committee writes
in the following patriotic style:
1--WE repudiate arSspurn the 7th OF
July electoral ticket as an artful snare
10 catch unwary democrats. We sup
port with all the power that God has
given us the 18th of May ticket against
the common enemy-the republican
party-and If this be regarded as trea-
sou by our radical brethren Of the read
ulster party, they can make the most OF
II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
Hence tie result

If the vote Is lcsscrcd by non
payment Of taxes, as It must incyi-
tally be no matter how carefully
each party tries to pay ap' it Will
enurc to the lcneit OF the Demo
cratic party in tic proportion Of at
least a loss Of thee Republicans TO
one Democrat. And II the Seventh
ol-JuIycrs can induce any Republic
can to vote their ticket, as We trust
they will, just to that extent will
the Republican vote be lcssencd and
the Democratic majority be incrcas-
ed.
The plain lesson oftho figures Is
however, for all Democrats TO stand
by the old flag and close up the
ranks Winchester Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-10-06
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