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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser
thinks that liberty has injured rather
than benefited the colored race IN
Alabama. 1t asserts that after four
teen years of freedom and the mill
lions ofdolIars that have been spent IN
Alabama within those years, the color
ed people remain just as simple and
ignorant as in the days of slavery. In
deed, they are more ignorant aud sim-
nle now than they were twenty years
ago. But few Of them are capable Of
discovering the difference between =
cold and a brass set of jewelry. They
throw away thousands Of dollars upon
humOugs and suffer for meat and
bread.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

two men on the stairs. They appear
ed to be carrying something heavy be-
tween them. The long anticipated mo-
nient was approaching. In a few Sc
conds more they would discover the
body. Ny lie depended in a great de-
gree upon their opinion. II they were
deceived by my ruse others might be.
The door opened, and two men en-
tered the chamcer, placing something
heavy on the floor
well, I'm blessed if the man hasn't
hanged himselfagain, exclaimed voice
which recognized to be the lands
lords.
BY golly! that's true,' said the 9th.
er man. NO, l see how it is, the
stranger found out the trick you played
on him. and not liking the idea Of sleep
ing with corpse, he tucked him up
there to get hin cut Of the way
You are right, replied the landlord
well. he's a cool ,un anyhow, and
would you believe it, last night thought
he WAS coward that only shows
how easy It's to be mistaken in people.
And now be sleeps as sound as church,
let's be careful not to wake him.
breathed freely for l Immediately
understood the whole matter. The
landlord had put me to sleep with
dead man, heard them take down
the body and put 1t into a cofin-tor i
was that they had brought with them
They carried it away, and 1 was lett to
myself. with my mind thus relieved
iell asleep and enjoyed two hours deli
cious slumber, 1 then got up, dressed
myself, and proceeded down stairs.
Good morning. SAID l the the land
lord, who was behind the bar.
Good mornln', sir he replied sheep
ishly; L hope you slept WE'LL
'Splendidly.' returned; my bed
fellow gave trouble at first, but [ soon
got rid Of him.
/ know you did, returned mine host
with a knowing wink. We'll, I mus
say YOU arc the coolest chap I eve
saw
Not another word passed between u'
with reference to the affair. And l az
terward learned from the conversation
Of the people while I was at breakfast
that my companion for the night was q
droyer who, having made a ruinou
speculation in cattle, had committed
suicide by hanging hImselfin the cham
Der tie night before.
.Ilca the Golden Angel that morn
.ns having obtained quarters at Bar
NUNS Hotel. Twent to the conyen
ton, voted six hundred times for
aud returned home having given iul
satisfaction to Mr. Andrew.
I told my adventure to my friends
not as / have told It toyou, dear read
er. but with the same construction tha
the landlord Of the Golden Angel pu
upon Il. Everybody thought Ihad dis
played extraordinary GOODNESS and in
trepidity. There is one thing, however
to which Ihaye fully made up my mind
and that is. will never attend anoth
or political conYentioa as long as
live.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

That honesty Is the best policy was
rather singularly illustrated the other
day Mt Waterbury, Conn. A young
Irish lad had bought himself pair oil
shoes the new pair was placed on bis
feet, and what was left of the old ones
was done up in a nice bundle, with the
card of the shoe dealer printed on the
wrapper. On going into the street,
when no one was looking, he laid them
in tbe gutter. A countryman going by
seeing the boy picking them up, as he
thought, said, Here, boy, that Is my
bundle.' The lad gave them up, and
the countrymen gave the boy 10 cents
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

A fellow-passenger with a yankee
who never by any chance, except wnen
he was eating or sleeping, had a cigar
ont of his mouth, said to him: L have
seen a good many smokers, but never
such an lucurable chimney as you are'
Yes was the reply: i am fond oil
nv Havana. Ican't live without my
Havana. and I have left instructions
that one is to be put INTO my conln
when l die And interjected another
i guess you won't have to 90 lar Tor 8
light, either.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

Twenty years ago hardly any man
thought himself scholar who believed
that thele was anything supernatural
in religion; twenty years from now
there will scarcely be ripe scholar III
the world who will not say OF religion
and science, "What God has Jolneo
together let no man put asunder."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

j.! have found nothing yet which re-
oumes more courage and independence
than TO rise even little but decidedly
above the par Of the religious world
around us. Surely, the way in which
We commonly go on is not the way oi
sclf.denial aud sacrifice and cross bear
inc which the New Testament talks oil.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31
OETIC AL
~-~~~-~-~~-o-~-~-~---~~---~-0~0
SMALL BEGINNINGS.

One step and then another,
And then the longest walk is ended
One stitch and then another,
And tho largest rent is mepded
One brick upon another.
And the highest wall is made;
One fake upon another,
And the deepest snow is laid.
So the little coral workers,
BY their slow but constant motion,
Have built those pretty islands
In the distant dark blue ocean.
And the noblest undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived,
BY oft repeated efforts
Have been patiently achieved.
Then do not look dishesrtened
Ger the work you have TO do,
End soy that such mighty task
You never can get through;
But just endeavor day by day
Another point to gain,
And soon the mountain which you reared
Will prove to be plain.
"sRome was not builded in day."
The ancient proVerb teaches;
And nature, by her trees and flowers,
The same sweet sermon preaches.
Think not Of far off duties,
But Of duties which are near
And having once begun to work,
Resolve to persevere.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

A gentleman who had been struck
by the young lady's beauty was deter
mined to follow the injunction, and kiss
the rod that smote him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

john, dear, the baby's crying Oh
well. conlound it, Maria, don't bother a
man while he's doing this lnf-blessed
uuzzle. Go out aud buy him one Tor
himself, ipll keep him quiet
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

The recent attitude of Germany
shows that not all ignorant men believe
in the Bible, and not all scientific men
reject il.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

DAVIS p1sr.-Dr. G. A. Brown, obed Funk AID
'sS sgoSrysII-J. " H. arabi, Eli Cofelt snowden
Whitaker. ,,.-.,r s.r;okla-
Levi H. Cullers. A., ,.os 7
XSEnY.ISaml. Hamman, Samuel Kingree, Jacoh
Il. Miller. u 7,,h,o 1ohn AZ
Pence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

When man dies, men inquire wlat
he has left behind hin angels inquire
what he has sent before him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

Circumstances form the character I
but by petriiying matters, they harden
while they form.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

The young man who now makes good
resolutions has previously become not
ed for his spree-ambles.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

"Yes, love, will, in one minute
lust wait till get this--how was it l
had Il lust now -l4-l3-l5--oh dear!"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

Every Monday mornings business
tells whether you were deaf the day be-
fore, when you pretended 10 be listening
10 the sermon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

1t is better to wear apoor vest with a
ROYAL heart behind it than to wear
royaI vest with beggar's heart inside.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

II is all very well to be a promising
youth, but the hard part is to keep your
promise after life.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

A man can,buy hat tor one dollar.
but It takes from ten to fifteen for wo<
man to 90 comparately bareheaded.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31
SHENANDOAH HERALD


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and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column will be inserted .
ten cents per line, each insertion.
Advertisements for three months or longer v
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31
JTAILEY CENTRAL HOTEL,
THE EXCHANGE HOT Ell,

Il "VW STOCK VA.
This house IL new, and has be- N rsfurnished in
.hs Sest style. The table viii ,e supplied at ~
tines vits the best the nsrke 4 sdords. The bar
viii Be- ssOctsd WITH tss sess Of liquors, such ~
ana draft beer, brown stou' and porter No psins
VIII bs spared to insure ID o comforts Of guests.
~ Good stsbslins - a experienced hostisrs.
N. dEARY, Propristor
Fab. 1f-t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

s:s' r ~ s::;.:: ::s s F;aa 's's:' e. S:s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31

NENTBAL OTEL
" y .Ew MARKET, VA.

Mrs. >. II oLTzMAN, Prop metres.
Having fully rented ana repaired this vel
hnewn Hotel Is nov open for the reception : !.
s:sss snS y ,a5ssrs New Asrssti. sars1Isss s,eS
are cuyhw :, Cksfybeste, Free stone. ee,-sss.ss
% seesss snc GtzStsd ami6 the most pssutso
ene EeS rsseus scenry--psrsons IN shc cices az
sune few veekB o1 sountxy sn, vita 9me. com
efrl ~ reasonabss rates, VIII be sccomnoastso.
Ins tsbls Win be An especial care sne Bar sup,
pnse with choice liqaors, and the Stables provcse
4 %" % fi''s''''' sARAH HOFFMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31
CONsTABLEs.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.


] Grab,l. WOODSTOCK
scuoo1. rRrsrEEs,
,,.-...,, White Inn n
DAv1s,-G. A. Brown, hsrlisOH
Snarr. S.,,.or 1acob
sIoSEwALL.-Jos; DOh' ~ l. "P--N'
JOIN JoaSsoS'-A b. ShS'ef' DAH-'' ~
scbmucter
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-31
PARISH PHYSICIAN.

c.ras Maurertown
oyfRsEERs POOR.
, 1880-08-07

Scene: 4 Coppeshcnd p,eotinH ln Holrucs
wenr tnppcr,rea,l tndRcs, uitternuts, and t,,et
Ike. Tho trafor4 dcnn.1ncc Tho Addition "nr
and fta Generals. and pronounce II 4 failurc. 4
man. mi another dollnr: for the unholy War;
1890 The scono /. ohHnFcd. but on the eanlo
spot. Dramatic persanr tho tGtnc.. Every Cop
Join ii ''DnI,v 'Iltn1nd thr Fieg" and cheors for
tho gallant soldiers Of tho rn!on. The ofMtnrs
dcnaunce Rebels and flebcllion I'll! they nro
biack ii The faco. They curse copperheAti. and
Rcbtla. and boast how ffancnok hatiged and shot
the 1tctclt. fornc skcpttchl nid Cnprcrheads
wag their hends md rof's" tn rhine tho choruB."
, 1880-08-07

t,ite tram Bradford reefnn tn PARKER City.
Oli OG' ran % nav Ss trs,sportei i, piMs from tho
Bradford fipl.! to rlttshurg AID Giere!ntrt NJ
tie rite nf 5000 barrrts daily, This new tine
will a!sn glyc thc United Pipe, !.lIo Cn,,iPamy
In the ltwer nii country.
INt,f.vsti.r, Ky, AnE. CAN Owetito,'
special to tho Eo'irIcr.Jonrnnl snya:. Iester.
day while t'opc fkevertnnn and famtly Wefe
attending the funeral bf n ilefFhhor'S chtld
nea;i ilere, +-ynar-oltl chilli of Revcrn12i,'s
inquired what the grave was tlng for, nn1 be-
tna told, tt,nk 4 iook at tho collin and then
ir0pntd dead.
, 1880-08-07

EXTENSIVE RAILROAD PROJECTS.
The New York Times has Tho following
IeRata'hg extensive ne" latlFdat plojectS on
Those IN considerable activity in tho way ot
rs.r,,Au building Ur tho west ahure of the Ifud-
son River. Two corporations seem to bo opsr-
ntinx. The Midland lmprovemcnt Company. a
roy. tho @ rn,jcotors Of S a.'nocr II raIlrmd en-
terprlsea Under different names, prnmIso speed.
IT. 10 accomplish something. They Hro the
now It, opsrauon On on the vcst banS ] II he it'll.
Sa1,S sRd %nss 1s @ e 9s
County. by way Of the noted summer resort,
Cornwall-nn the Hntisnn. They nrs tn follow
ne @ yess ,a4 nsof q ths 'ea Ss 70 e.! saS
tdo Hudson they hnye adopted the ruutc Gf ti,s
m ro md to dae
surveys. ind viii bceit, tho tinal iocation 1t
taken M % Is the completion Of Tho largo r. tunnol st
West Polnl; task begun soyerni years MO b
The rex VIZ 8. a6s
do Ills. Ho iins ercotcd hnit'itnEs, blt in nm
nhlaory, cio,ncI up tho approMchcs, sto, and q
iarxo foFce Of fnsn and tlrills driven by cam.
pressed air, Mr. swect's maohiuerS Is g. 1t tho
inost approved kind; the nc.i nro i, be kept 1t
n nit,ernss ner wpek IF twenty fnet Vt onch and
II liz tunt,rl, Tho preparation, for building
tha nav road arm n fhsrri of William ilenrv
Sytrtps, n civil etteineee, WIN, In is;3 and lS;
lid much suryoyjng for Inc Old West Sbnro i
t,hirson 1,nr;,,r.i,in7 In hna nfcca nj Newht,rg
Wnycnstraw' @ ai,i Sitiateinwn 1 nnS has foureorSs
Of asslst.,I,t engIncers at work under lin. Ho
f;,o river'hMt nniy ~ " snsts1traek road at i,rs1t
ram fMrnwnil Ia Midt]lnfnwn. II Il exnectcd
that II vii he nil mntiar c,nt tr,.ot bv thn III nf
olntn,s In a vnar. '"@' ]''o ""o'' ~ "'' ~
1t Aidtlniown, an Important statton m tho
FIX m1.* tks - mto ,t 1no ia Ne Vs.
fSsw,.wn }ftIiisni nn,s ~ Nn,s Y"rt fentarin +
Wcxtsrr Hnti."v ~" ~ Oh whIrh thcy iii sas.,rr n
thrcs ,o,.tn ~ ", f1.yng =" nnS n.,f
mi" H. snrr1os III rio,ns III mi frnm uiddintn1n
Il, Nav vc,< ia T,o,mn"nv vii hawa wrcnt at
vnntnwa II, s,.,Sss. tSst thnir ,ne 1imn1n vr%da
Iii X ,s t., tMs ts to XXI ~ tt,a ~ an
, 1880-08-07
bu>.rstSS NOTICES.

Arend,s KnmJns 1zk bben nacd with
highly beneficial results during tho last four
yoHfB n tho various forms Of dyspepsia, Fnstrstss
nau.ea. general debility. consumption, etc. ku"
tuyss Is not a mod,ulnn: It Is a p!easMnt, wine
like boycraeo IN ioodt;. made from milk. pGc.il-
larly grntcfnl to lottcnte stomach. Nothing
else makcs acsh. and blood. and strength sn ta.t:
those cntcs Of lor vitnfltv In which medication
o. orrilnnrY nutrition fail. Send for circular:
sold to the trntc. Consumers supplied directly
by A. Arcnd, Chemist, corner Madison and Fifth
avenue.
, 1880-08-07
TELEGRhPHIC NOTES.

HAMPTON DEAcH, N. H., Aug. d.-Tho
New Hampshire Liquor law Ia betng strin-
gently enforced here. A posse OF Deputy
Slusifts y.sIteI tha fanh!onablo su,uules
ll0teIs IN ths heach anu suryul Wastalta III
the proprtetus. NJ autzursss were n,lnlu. but
lhs uraprletors ara all notified to appear and
stlnW cause why they should not pay tine
OF $50 and costa eaetl,
HAA1yoKp, pA, Aug. G-The United Lines
, 1880-08-07
TnE New York Tribune thus refers to nh
.8ver,tstp9 ar1n In thnt city. It says:


rntendnk adverttacrA will dn we'll IN beware Of
nm spcoIuu. prumlscs held out II an address to
ffem In A1lather ct,lnmu by George r. Howell 4
m " The leading newkpnpers." their chief busl.
ness Is with s'tho pattnt inssdes"; and their
tnsin interest 7 to discourage ndvert!.lns With
ieritju1alo commission. In order to encourage
il with thc wildcats. on, which they car mike
snt. We brl,ovo them. tn he I'M unsafn and
nrntr,1stworthy house. .The!r business, nncc
st,ito good Inns heavily docinni. md they havc
fctn {frced to tnke less expensive quarters, md
rreHtiy roduco their clerical force-MrReir. wo
fhink, hccnlse the publIp hive fou'ul thoni out.
Wo have ourselves mora than once deteclod
crrciitahly Ignorant nr tnrn1cntIy false: and
thor bare heet stieocsstvely dsnM9tsnced ~ BY The
EeS Yort sra tnn o,' arsn nn'F ~ ~ , M0w
lar napofe Ia tho loading cft!es OF tho country.
, 1880-08-07

JoHN FoRNEY wrote in his paper, imme-
dlhtclY nfter the nomination OF Garfield: ut
has been my good fortune to know Gen. Garfield
for many ycars. and It Is my pleasure 10 add
that be is fane specimen Of American chnrac.
ter. Ono comment may be freely mado upon
Gen. Garfield. Ho viii br owned and controlled
oy no nlnn or mon. He ia himself master; and.
there IL special feature In his character 1t Is
hs knowledge of the mon Of this country, Of
both parties and sections. Made candidate in
Espoutanc0us burst of enthusiasm, hc ia as frec
Ia do right as II he had been born into bis high
oaco. and came-Mincrrn-itk itke-fulI dedRcd
from Tho brain II Jovo." Ills oharacter, II not
"superb," Is sufficient,
, 1880-08-07

phts. Tenn.. writes: " FIR H'o1h Digestffn.. chi.
aim!hton. Gknfral Dth!i1M ctc.. rcc1nmct,d
Culdcns LebIg' 3 Liquid Extract Of beef.
, 1880-08-07

LIE aME Mer!dtsn taltss.} Mercury Demo
ssa'el OF Saturday last, July 25 said In an ofi.
~ ~'.a!s .. "Wo oqld like to ensrnvo prophecy
~ ~ stone 10 be read IT generations In the futuso.
w nsefo III heae Statea soA! BE- s1arc aaatn or
~ oe y, d. His sole rnfuge from extinction will
~ ~ slavery to the white r1au.''
, 1880-08-07

=. = vw9No 70 tho nnw protective tariff In Cam
g.. imports .nts that country from the United
Hsa1ss aaso fallen OIL % per censum during tho
hs" as ye"r' but smu9Rttug over tho border
~. ,x1catIS Increased During the gnunc tlmo
c~.a "atosA lato Canada from England have do
~@saaea per ceutum
, 1880-08-07

If the sufferers from premature bald.
ness but knew i. tho tonit qualities Of 1ulntno
aro n arectan. In M *hnpe can i he utcd moro
Hair Lotion.
, 1880-08-07
ALL ABOUT LOGS.

6T. PAUL, ,Mlnn., Aug. d.-An Important
cahe, involving the right Of naviHatLon OF the
MisSisslnht R1yur. WAS ar1unl lu ths IJnlkGd
, 1880-08-07

~ na.scE IN WONDERLAND Is to ba married.
NJ rsss ~ Mns Alice Ltddoll, daughtar of tho Duan
vho as.al ehurch, author of tho marvellous taio,
Rsp,rn,, u Tor hcF; and she 10 engaged TO Mr.
~s*'oa!a Har8scHvcs. Of Cuunells.
, 1880-08-07

49,. SAa RANDALL. does alt the reyenue-tartg
MnW !"f The Gourbn,,a In PounsyivanIa, pad
nona' .eaders represents tho Democratic bard
4'oey fs,h In luduna.
, 1880-08-07

osnn... smtlht1c" s1lawtng the number Of
todps IN Tho nlne1cen ciries Of Nassuph,,scsts
snd'a" ase fall1ug-on of ~ per cont iu tbe year
, 1880-08-07
ITEMS or INTEREST.


upacrca - u,,t1 b,,,Itv oxrr,.a tho o,ob7,
-. !a,,,a w. W., nauy esp'uss -. ~. n, "'oo.
Eleven or more cots will be used In ono
s,l,a,l room at tho Palmer House: and, be.
sides tho long list of over forty.stx hotels. a
ctrv NJ ten,s ,%,.t he reor;rcd for tha a..
communication OF vtsitors. ..,-...--
Dr.. Tanner Is fo0llsh to fast at this season
of the year. when byrJles and other fruits are
In ah,,ndanee. md vhcn ha ia Ilahtp IN rpt, |
.'a.,s H. -. ~. ,,... IT," "Msu ~, 10 -
oet'S p'e ioF uii'het b1X oa!b out o! poss'.
DIG seven. Ae should nave tackled old
grim Death along III the dead OF winter. when
drled-appts pies hold the fort by large ma
lority and stawcd prunes arc tho 1andlady's
hest frirnd.
WISHING Chisaeo durlus thc Knlxhts :Temnlar
aathariny Wild have ,,sver NJ; bcfnfs yfsjtcd or
gity. and know nothing Of liz ninny attrac-
lions. One OF Inc nlos3 interesting sights Is
thd I sa soar S"fTy r1 tsfaSspsnt y n as e e
corner Of State and 3tol,r}1 streets, and d
large uhronG Of visitors. We predict will en-
Joy MI examination OF the numerous novel
Tics In dlanonds. watches, silverware, Ma
pafrnts.. for everything Is marked ut the
!nweSt @ price, tn pain figurt.s; ny deviation.
i!!ls IS as y SHOULD ~, especially n nc
lS"clfy tratae, as theIe are Tow who knew
te e. Feal value % q. of ~ such articles. n. Matson
g. 70. are wise IN introducing and tnaltifai'l-
lng. 10 IAcc nl ~ opposiisoli, the ohe-prlce
system IN chicago 3ewelfy trade.
The builalo coHrter says that The reason
yryv wy ty nor T. cnna soa ri T. tbe 70
onlo men M are r. ~ y % ~ %ashlngton holding the
Offices Dues the Courier nleab TO say that
they ought to oe at homo holding tho
widows?
hA ftt1tk In ~ f3~Stt Il %1tr
established 1885, Is tha oldest In America
AlWags carving the largest vnriety and the
fflest stock OF Instruments and musical
Eoous III tAe country, tnls house II now
tn!llous lot It's popiilaf lihe 0t Spccia!tiesi
Ing marvele,ls I 9rT..tnettc; that everybody
Mutt W.. w'dcm Levy ana !elntlckie are 9e!t9ht-
n tnt s.s!tnls a. Lohey lsiano tfle famous
~, I'M nl guitar, etc. O9T @ ufnan, suburban.
oppostte tho Palmer House. '~ ' s'N'' ''''s''
Freentsonry is attacked and chareed With
tfnna anu corruption . oy Joan W: fhelpsl
y Vefnaonl, IN hes !ettef o. ncceptanSc 81
deney. Magma est yerilas ct prevalebi'."
Quite plumber Of militia companies are
preparing fo camp out THIS summer; Poor
istoMs! MaGm me 2 m9os,1nttoes 9, attaek snoia
tney!l leaIlze Low " leels 10 bleed LOT ones
county. e.,., .... I'M ri,
hhights ana me th0asand5 visiting our city
ausins ~ Is tne Week OF ue Gonc!aSe many q
se ,ye sv hy 8" 1ac s ~ u"a
tqee Of wbs Hsfs antsy Bs @ SnS M Il Sa, m
4 sq1a %nasI b @ ays ts snes s
nnrs..I ~ ti,e NV S.nrt nnH 4 ,stoh hn'saa
owned and controlled by tia snn,Y f;rlt,. Ind
carries duplicate stock at samo prices. In
facL, nuiler Bros. carry yast stock Of cheap
, 1880-08-07

,.aa .aA editor OF the New York World mad
s"o..aey and srulhfully says Of tho Alnhama
saable-shotted."' ~' -" @'e''' >A' <'SAA -
, 1880-08-07
NOT TIE MAN,
Arrest Of McMahon's Alleged Muir.
derer by the Police.
Tho Accused Able to Show Whore lie
Passed Monday Night.
Some Exceedingly Thin Evidence upon
Which tho Arrest Was Made.
4 ltry Doubtful Identification ef The Han BY Nl7.
MeMnhon-Tho Prisoners Stary.

4 }try DoubtiaI Identification oi The Han bY Nh.
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@eaa0'a3'no ff's'"s' "s'''
s, o,,>.,,,- .,..,.,, ,, ,
,,nva hco, foIfnwinu I'm hundrati. ~ tr.lls
M '"sse gcc'' nr'.'I 1"s"Mk Wy "ul."teu" n y. "a's
since iast tuesany moln'hs' naVe NJ aas.
secured "thoir man." tho expression, Of
course, meaning the man WHO, In their
opinion. murdered John Mcafaho,l laat Tues.
~, ,,,nrrtr,- ...rho,r ,,.,n /. :, ,,".,s- ~
,y nny n. an , i;,n,o, f,,M't, ~, yuuIs ~,
low naiaca Uahiei Il: o'NeiE, who lived viii,
Wentworth, avenue, and worked IN 10 lust
"wednesday man IN q. n Froet d ~ r.
h,toi. ~, m tha .n,,,hn,s. .a,.,. ~ ~.
W'eAs"ta "n ''v s'Mtl'tast CORNER OF ana
front Of tho residence Ut tic murdered man.
Tho capturc is such an imnortant ana that
the evidence ,,non which the ,Icter,,vcs @ @ hare %
tt,o hoMat ,.at ton ~ ".!s' ~ u.n,n to sgS :, oass
be given lit full, and 1t will be found
Interesting not only In connection with
the recent horrible murder, bit az giving ar,
;ns,rht ,nto t,,o ,loa,' ontt ~, r,ot,o,. ~,
which tho detective fnthoms imp"netrab1e
,s' eiusions. A'A "'''''' ~ '''''''''0'' ''''-
In tha first n]acc, II NAV mt In n t,rc,cb NJ
confidence to make public tho fact thae o,
the day Of Mr.: htcMahon's funeral the
tlctcntlycs were provided with a ciew, They
lad alreatly arrested md locked upon son,o
l:o s.si'ccted cl'aracter,, bilt mono Of these
proving 10 nave q Glow concealed about his
person they werc
FORCED To HINT ror RI o,rrsrnr.
ai,i ...na IL % Mas nlJ ",aow % Of Inc mnf1GIea man
visitors were throngtng around her husbands
corpse on Thursday morning she noticed
sm'nnuat "s eat .,,ems ,u"g M eiaow VNell' WHO was
~ M..Io'est t'ltn' ulu mol enter INC room whefe
the CORPSE was lying and look Mt 1t ~ did the
others. Perhaps, inaslnueh AZ the yo1ng
that In Ind i,oLo,, a. tto cnr,so 10y a,nre 'n aae
sas w. s.4ss Nv wv eo,pee. 'anlo COT
rect way OF putting the WILLOWS statement
would bc that slo did not notice 0'Ncll de-
dstectves purpose, and md tey hey n aeeoldinsIy d. y
Mshndn,rnt thotr ,,,n., u 1r TIN h,,nt Por l..
, 1880-08-07

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