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New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
SENATOR BLAINEs LONG LEAD.

Yesterdays RESPONSES TO THE TRIBUNEs CIRcu>
LAR-116 FOR SENATOR BLAINE AND 81 FOR
GENERAL GaANT-THE TOTAL FOR SIX DAYS.
Yesterdays mails brought a57 responses to IHE
TRIBUNE's circular, from the Republican county
and township committeeman of Pennsylvania,
which show a slight gain in the extraordinary pro-
portion Of first choices for Senator Blaine as Presi-
dent. OF these 1J7 replies lIG were for Senator
Blaine as first choice and 81 for General Grant. In
ALL 120S responses have now been received. show
ing total of 92s first choices for Senator Blaine
and 2i0 fos General Grant. Tho following table
shows the entire distribution Of preferences, with
tho total for each candidate:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
MYSTERIOUS DI>APPEARINCE.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S.-A special dispatch
from Cleveland, Ohio, to Ihc EHqHrT saws Much cX-
element prevails here over the mysterious dishpucar-
opcr Of Bcrhold Landau, of the kschcrscher Barsel
Society who had in his keeping nearly 100000
OF the socieiy's money. The society is Ma
tionai one, and It's annual meeting Il being
held A. Evansville Two weeks ago Landau announced
his intention o going 10 New York AMI hc has not been
heard from since Fears entertained that hc has he u
fully dealt with, he known 10 lave Ind fl,1Op
on nj person. HIS hooks al night aud there l. ~
vet no reason believe ia ( there ha bcea dtalca
fHorN
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE WORK OF CON GRESS'
A o11Er But BUSY DAY.

.oo,oppn NAN ACCUSES SENATOR WINDOW IN
COMMITTEE ROOM OF ORIGINATING THE stdho
pxours-FtNANcK, POLITICS AND THE INDIANS.
J. C. syphax, of Virginia, made statepen'
20 tho Exodus Committee lat Washington yes
terday. in which he accused Senator Window
of being the author of the Exodus from the
Soutb. Mr.. X. C. Badger of North Carolina
testified before the same Committee IN re-
card TO Ku-Klux barbarities in his state
vote on the Donnelly- -WashDurh
case has not vet been reached. Mr. Wood re-
norted the Refunding bill TO the House
Yesterday. A report has been sent 10 'ne
Senate, which contains letter from MI par
stow admitting that lie has been interested ID
Indian contracts. Important questions anecV-
ing the Indians are under consideration IN the
Senate Committee.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
PERPETUAL MOTION CLAIMED.

CoLUMBUs. Ohio, Feb. 1S.-A dispatch from
Marion to The state journal tonight gives account
Of the discovery of perpetual motion by William j.
Ohern, miller, and william f. IIyett, mechanic. Of
Rockand Township. Marion County The truth OF the
discovery is vouchcd by the leading czcus the
CORES pondcnt. II consists Of large wheel con
tanning large number OF Slides inclined planes, etc,
and IL VIII start Itself
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
4 ROYAL ORDER DISOBEYED

HAVANA, Feb. 18.-A Royal order was re-
Gently issued appointing Senor Jose CaoVaS ue '''o
la rs Governor of the Spanish Bank OF HaDana lhiS
,,o,ntrent bos encountered marked opposition from
ne shareholders OF the bluk, who have gone so Iar rs
Ia onno,ince their deObcdi"pce ot the NoYui oiuef
tr, nf tne measure argue that Sehnr del Cas-
to Who is brother OF the President OF the Spanish
iiV has bren appointed 10 this dignity with sal
M ~ q 600 IN gold uer aunum only for the purposes
ar tvny ni fat sinecure aud having the business OI
d. hlnE rnrrlel ON In IaVOr " lle GOYernment
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
RocKLAND DELEGATES USINsrRUCTED:

NYACK, N. Y, Feb. 18.-The Rockland
County Republican Convention to-day elected the'foi
lowing delegates to the State Convention Mt Utica;
Isaac W. EdsalI, Dwight b. Baker Frederick Tompkins
The altecnates General Robert Avery, W., W.
Snow and General Brewster J. Allison Mr.. Blouyeit
who presided promoted harmony and secured an uhin
sructcd delegation. The personal preferences or the
delegates aetwo for Senator Blaine and one TOT Gen
eral Grant
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
A COLORED COLONY IN TEXAS.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 1.-The colorcd con-
ventou on rcasscmbng last night elected officers, and
then adjourned sine die. Arrangements will be made
for Immigration 10 the colony Of cOlorcd men, when i
proposed with the opening of the Fall One hundred
end n!ty families from Louisiana are expected 10 join.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
ANOTHER UNION.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 1S.-The rumOr Of
the anal camaton Of the 81. Paul aud Sioux CITY, Chi
cagoand ST. Paul ana Minneapolis and North Wisconsin
Railroads Is confirmed authority Of one OF the drcc
tor. OF the first named road.
The consolidated road will be manly controlled by
NcVYOrk aud Chicago capitalists, the cnicf Of whom
are David Dows and H. II. Porter, Messrs. Drake and
wilder.
The president and directors Of 'hc Sioux City Road
Will remain the Directory, the president OF which VIII
be an Eastern man. The headquarters and shops VIII
as
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
CONVERSATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The Sen...e IN oX-
ecutve session 10 day confirmed tne following no"""
tiOnsi ,r,.,.,.,
To bo srncrc,sor. OF Census in GeoreiaSecond Dsttct
William n McWhOrter; Tbird District, Wliln yvtiitan,
Fourth District Cherries T. Johnson Fhth Dlsttl'I "H
a. Harris. poorIqle~
10 he negister OF tho Lend once at IlrdaneO AI~-
Thomas NJ. Gibson - s.,.,
The Senate rejected the nomination. oi 'Ho' " S
uey rs United states Marshal for Florida
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
Mr.. BARSTOW's INDIAN CONTRACTS.
A REPORT TO IHE SENATE BY THE INTERIOR DE
PARIMENT,
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.

GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-The Secretary OF the IN
terror reported to the Senate to-day In regard 10
Indian Commissioners being interested in Indian
contracts All of the Indian Commissioners except
Mr.. Amos c. .Barstow, deny all connection with
any such contracts Mr.. Barstow says in letter to
the Secretary, a copy of which accompanies the re-
port, that he is interested in several manufacturing
establishments that furnish goods such as ere gen.
orally supplied to Indians but that no contracts OF
this kind had been entered into except with the
Barstow Stove Company. Mr. Barstow says he con-
sented to enter into competition to furnish stoves
provided the cost was put down to the actual
cost because it dull season and he dld not
want to discharge his wOrkmen. He told this TO
the other members of the Board at the time OF the
bidding Letters from other Commissioners, winch
accompany the report, bear him out III this state
ment
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
4 uEuORIlL TABLET At KINGSTON.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Feb. 1S.-A tablet of white
marble. representing Grecian temple and surrounded
by black marble bOder Is IN process Of construction
to placed n the audience Of the First Reformed
Church OF this city II to be erected 10 tue memory O
the late Hon. Abram Bruyn HashrOuck, exPresldent OF
Rutgers COLLEGE II Thought that II viii be the finest
mural tablet In this country outside Of Trinity Church.
N.rU. NoI off
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
coNTEsTING pELEGArEs PROM oNEIDA.

UTICA, n. T., Feb. IS.-At CIlntUH, I'll lIIe IT"
Assembly Republican District, today contests arose IN
two towns and tv conventions held each eiectng
delegates TO the Utica Convention One delegation CON
slsts OF James c. Knox Daniel G.. Dnrranee, William j.
Clark and Henry n. GeasOn-antiGrant. The otner
consists Of George Benedict, Robert Gibson L. A. Sis
void and william McPherson-fOr Grant. The hrst-
named convention adopted anti-third term resOu-
tiOn the other. did not pass any resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
4 NED TRANSATLANTIC LINE.
PARIS. Wednesday, Eel

PARIS. Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1880.
The cote EuFOpteane says: We hear from
Copenhagen that steamship company has been
started there for purpose OF establishing direct com
municatIon between Copenhagen and New-Iork."
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE CAMPAIGN in OTHER STATES.
MIR DAWES TO PRESIDE Al WORCESTER.

BosToY, Feb, 1S.-The Executive Commit
fee Of the Republican state Committee this afternoon
,ctrl the Hon. Henry l.. Dawes To pressd over the
Stnfc Convention he he'd at Worcester April 10 and
I,hn + Sou,ui of T.untOu to be Chairman Of the Com
it,cc on Resolutions Tie basis of r"ur Scntaton VIII
le thc same as Tor the convention OF lS1G
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE VOICE OF PENNSYLVANIA
CONTINUATION OF THE CANVASS.

y
PLAIN WORDS FROM THR LOCAL RFPUBIICAN WORN
ERs OF PENNsYLvANIA-A SLIGHT GAIN IN sEN'
ATOR BLsINE7s GREAT MAJORITY.
THE TRIBUNE's canvass among the county
and township committeeman of pennsylvania
Is continued below The preference for Senator
Blaine as President is still maintained; in
deed be secured slight gain from yester-
days responses.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
A FIFTH ELECTION.

PoTTsyILLE, Penn, Feb. 18.--Thc counting
OF the returns OF the eleron here yesterday was not mn
ishcd uutl his morning Bel undl cl"ctel Chief
BuCess by - majority ever StcvChs N.epJ IhiS Is Tie
nm mc that SIR Bel bas been elected To that Office o.
the Independent tickct
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

his COURSE CoNDEMNED-UNFHENDLf fEhLiN"
TOWARD HIM.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-Mr. Aclllen's case occu-
pied the attention of the House several hours to-
day. While the report of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs was beng read nearly every member was In
his seat, and all paid close attention. Some dlsnp-
pointment was manifested because the Committee
reported no recommendation for tie House 10 act
uron.
Mir. Acklen bore up well under the reading OF the
report, which convicted him of an attempt TO ioist
areport upon the records OF the House under false
pretences.
1t was probably an inadvertence on Mr'
Acklen's part. but when vote was 10
be taken on reference of the report to
the Committee on Judiciary he rose TO vote. ar;
Fernando Wood, who sits next to Mr.. Acklen, pued
that gentleman back INTO his seat, but not before
his attempt to vote had attracted the attention OF
many persons. >, ~.
The feeling in the House, especially on the Demo
cratic side, IS very unfriendy to Mr.. Acken. His
previous escapades had lett him with very lew
friends, and this last performance has ahehated
almost all of the remainder.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

Assembly District Speaker Sharpe, who is strong
Grant man will have the honor of selecting the dele
gates In tho lid District Grant delegation VIII also
be selected In the lid District there VIII probably De
lively time at the nominating convention; baln"
delegation viii probably be elected. Few Republlcans
OF Ulster are desIrOus of making fight against the
present Speaker OF the Assembly
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

Weaver. the Creenback member of the committee.
will do Mr. Donnelly tells the Democrats that
thev can depend upon his vote and he solemn'y
assures tho Greenbackers that his vote Is
theirs. and It is all they need to give them
the balance of power if the next election of Pres-
dent is thrown into the House Of Representative.
The case was not decided to-day and the commit
tee will consider it again next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE CAMPAIGN IN OHIO.

COLUMBUs, Feb IS.-The BIalne meetihg 10
no held to morrow night expected to he very large,
,,nv neoUr having arrived from various parts 81 the
StIte sherman headq were opened mere today
For other Political Ne'rs ace FVUi Pdge
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
Total.

Not tile least striking feature OF tIis eaIINHss ~
seen 10 the fact that of the 1208 replies thas lar
acknowledged only appear under the head OF on-
decided. The following Communications show that
Senator Blaine is almost invariably the second
choice of those whose first choice is General Grant
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
rur COMING PRIMARIES IN ULSTER.

KINGSTON. n. Y, Feb. 1S.-Many of the
leading Republicans In this city and county are enct
an: TO mention their Presidential choice The primaries
VIII be held On Friday and Saturday next in the lst
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
LOCAL CONVENTIONS IN THIS STATE.
A DISTRICT CARRIED BY BLAINE MEN.
Icy rrrrauAru 10 ruz rmInuxr.I

10y 1LLIDEAIH TO IIIa IItII'TNT"I
WATERTowN, n. Y, Feb. 18.-The Hid
Dst,tc of jefferson County sends John T. Douglass, l.
C. Grcrnlcaf L. H. Buloy and j. Alderman as DELEGATES
10 the publican state Convention All are rrepreSSl-
bic Blaine mon. The district was wrested from me
,uRlug men after hard hgh'' iof the hI7' luc III
muuy
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
GEoRGIA REPURMcAN CONvENrION.

ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. 1S.-The Republican
srat. Committee met yesterday, Colonel Bryant chair
IN sf"nta ON Aprl 81 to choose delegates 10 the Nj
IONA, con eution and transact ether business.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
GAINS IN LEFFERsON COUNTY.

WATERTOWN, n: T., Fed Io.-.IHe TthuIO u
the election Jefferson County estcrday for superVis
ors WAS az follows: Republicans 49, Democrats, 3 II
Republican gain over .ast year Ot L.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
ERIE DELEGATES FOR GRANT.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 1.-THE Ist Assem-
bly, District OF Erie County to-day elected DELEGATES to
the Republican State Convention Hiram Exstein VIII
lam Murphy Henry + PTwitchell I'D District Cnas.
NJ King Colonel Michael Wledrck. Phil Steingoetter
aud p G. Reinhnrdt. Both delegations are Instructed
10 vote for Grant
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
DUTCnEss COUNTY DELEGATES.

PoUGuKEEPsrE, n. Y, Feb lS.-~Fhc Hid
Assembly District of Dutcho9s County to-day appointed
sherman II. Leroy, Ezra White, Morgan Lamoree and
william Thornc delegates 90 the Republican State
Convention
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
A GREENBAcT CONVENTION CALLED

SYRACUSE. NY, Feb. .18.--Tbs Greepback
State COMMITTEE in srssi0u heIr to-day called State
Convention at Albany for mhrch Oh -
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
SULLIVAN DELEGATES FOR BLAINE.

MONTICELLO, n. Y, Feb. 17s-The Republi-
can Convention to-day elected the following dele
gates: Johe Waller H. j. Sarlcs and b. G. Wales All
Blaine.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
TILE WLNrER P.lLACE EXPLOSION
ST. PETERSBURG. Wcdnc

ST PErERsBURG. Wednesday, Feb 49, 1850.
The mine which was exploded last evening
IN tbc basement Of the Winter Palace filled with
dvnomite and gun cotton The train by which IL was
reI can be traced cellar III the inner court where
quantity OF fuel was stored.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
oswEGo STRONGLY FOR GRANT.
OswEGo. n. Y. Feb. 1s.-The Republican

OSWEGO, N. l., TtD' lO'-.luC hCpuOhN"H
District Convention In this city elected delegates to
the Utica Convention John A. Place, Henry @: Niehos'
Alfred B. Getty ana Orville j. Jennings They were n-
structed to vote solid for General Grant Ihe cOhVtn
tion stood rs to for instruction
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY.

MEXICO. Feb. 7.-As the election approaches
the passions rise Tie opponents oi General Sohlaes
now claim IN Al he is not Mexican, but SpaDilrd and
h,r Iis0uaiel for tn Pre-, tency As result OF thls
stnte of uiiars, number o his supporters nave aDah
duued him.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

THE nFPrBLICAvs, sWEEr PlfTTf MANLY .IHF
WHOLE CrrY--IVEIY CONTESTS IN. cEETMN
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE REPORT ON THE ACKLEN CASE.

HIs COURSE CONpYMNED-UNFRIENDLY FEELING
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14

PUsuING ADVERTISING TOO FAR
BLESS my soul !" said Col. Crawford,
last Sunday morning, This is too bad
Herc's Bulls Cough Syrup IN the Bible!'
The Colonel took off his specs, rubbed
them carefully and looked again. Yes!
here in the o3d chapter Of Isaiah, 18th
verse, Over 100000 bottles OF Dr.
Bull,s Cough Syrup, Sc Well, 1 thought
that Bull got everywhere else except in
the Bible. Now III give It up; it must
be a good thing" Mrs. c. came in
and explained that she had cut the slip
ont Of newspaper and put it In heI
Bible for safe keeping and it had s'ucF
to the leaf. 50 the Colonel was salts
feG.-Sfavntoa VindicCtor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14
SAUMsvILLE, VA. Jan. IL,

SAUMsvILLE, VA. Jan. IL, 80.
Editors Herald:
Your correspondent last
week writing under the nom de plume
Of IS" has correctly described the at
tempt to ascend the balloon at this
place on Dec. 25th, but when he at
tempts TO distribute the honors for the
conduct of the affair, he, in the language
of S. Pecksnirf Esq. grossly errs."
The young men Chas. A. Willie L.
and Kirby S. feel woefully misrepreseni-
ed, and it does seem wrong after all the
trouble and expense of projecting such
mighty feat and managing the affair
from It's lncipiency to completion to be
by your correspondent disgraced into
assistants, when they so well know tht
parties to whom he applies the distin'
gushing title of Profs. j. w. and j. w
had nothing whatever TO do with tn
management Of the affair.
Now Mr.. Editor you can do no create
favor to the young managers alone
than to let this correction appear in th
very next issue ofy your valuable paper
that honor may rest where honor is
Justly due, hoping that as" will .rC
ceive this, acknowledging that he wa
snisinformed. Truly yours,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14

PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY COURT
JANUARY TERM.-Settlement OF John
d. Boyer Gd'n. Geo. w. KILLER, Susan
Kiblera and special receiver for Geo. " =
Kibler, examined, approved and order
ed to be recorded.
Richard f. Crabill and Charles I.
Crabill were appointed administrators
OF the estate of Emanuel Crabill, decd.
Sam'l. Filtzmoyer and Lemuel Fil;z'
moyer were appointed administrators
of The estate Of John Filtzmoyer. decd.
Samuel \. Wine qualified as executor
Of Michael wine. jr. deceased.
The will Of Flora a. Miller, admitted
to record.
John p. CoYerstone qualified as exc
cutor Of Flora A. Miller, decd.
The will Of Barbara Crabill, decd.
admitted 10 record.
Ada Margaret Zirkle, Homer ".
Zirkle and Emaline Zirkle selected
Howbert G. Zirkle as their guardian.
How bert G.. Zirkle was assigned Guar
dian TO Clarence L. Zirkle, Amos F.
Zilkle and Fannie Zirkle.
Petition for change Of the road from
Jacob M'InturA7s black smith shop to
B. f. Boyer's mill and thence to the
mill road near Nine Run mill, IN Pow
eIs Fort, filed and commissioner Or
dered to view and report.
Jos. r. Mlley executed bond as No
tary Public.
The petition for change in Mine Bank
Road approved and the change prayed
for ordered TO be made.
DAVID Neff and others on petition iol
road, a commission to ascertain dana
ages and report was ordered.
The Com. of roads ordered to receive
when opened, the road commencing a
Ruperts gate about mile west OF MI
Creek and intersecting the road iron
Orkney Springs to Brooks Gap nea
Barb's mill, on the conditions named Il
the order.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14
LOVES Catastrophe.

Two fine young gents
On pleasure bent
Out from their village started;
Their boots were BACKED
Their chins well shaven
Their names Jimmie and Charlie
These dear young gents,
SO we've heard tell
In fine equipage started;
But none Will couch,
That they returned, as well,
AS they had started.
Strange rumors float around about,
OF a ride not quite like Gilpin's,
For there was one upon his horse
But tlcc astride ofthis one,
And then twas very hard We know
Next day when all was over,
Back through the peltiDg RAIN to &c
To find their buggy broken.
We hope TO these lcre blinded youths
More light may soon be given
That they may in more safe. drive
When sparkling up the river.
And though 1 am friend unknown
Much interest still L take,
In keeping up with accidents, :
From counting ont so late.
KATE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14

A new volume Of the American
Farmer commences with the January
No. lust received, and an admirable
number it is, showing that the old
pioneer of agricultural literature is fully
up to the times. The valuable original
paners are too numerous TO particu-
larize.
The General, Live Stock, Dairy and
Poultry Departments are we'll filed by
well-known experts, whilst the Hortl-
cultural and Pomolagical papers, as
usual, are timely and useful. The
Floral Department presided over by one
of the ablest and best-known practical
men of the country, Mr. W.. D. Bracken'
ridge, lie, as usual, very full and interes-
ting. The proceedings of the session Of
the State Grange, held in December,
including the late Masters report, are
gwen in full, and an excellent portal'
of the newly-elected Worthy Master
Henry o. Devres of Howard. is the
frontispiecc. The number OF pages Is
increased, to accommodate the ad
dilional space which is hereafter to be
devoted to the Home Department, whicf
embraces papers Of much intrinsic value
from pens of ladies who regularly fur
nish foo6 ola suitable character Tor tA(
family circle. None Of our farmers oi
farmers households should be wilhou
the useful magazine.
Published by S. SANDS s. Son, ~
W. Baltimore Stree, Baltimore at SLOT
per asnun, or copies for s., with al
additional copy TO the getler-up OF 'H
club.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14

DEATH OF w. w. FLEMING.-Mr.
W. w. Fleming, father of Rev. r. H..
Fleming, of this place died suddenly at
Churchville, last Friday evening. The
Stanton Spectator gives the following
account:
Mr.. w. w. Fleming, most worthy,
intelligent. and estimable citizen of
Highland county, which he at one time
represented in the Legislature, died very
suddenly. .ofheart disease, 1t is supposed,
at the residence of Mr.. Christian Bear,
in Churchville, on last Friday evening.
He had come to Staunton that morning
with his daughter Miss Clara Fleming
and Miss Matte Campbell, who were
on their way TO st. Louis and Massachu-
sets, respectlyely.-He made num-
Der of purchases at different stores in
the city, and in the afternoon went into
the store of DR.. Wayt, and complained
of much fatigue and strange pain in
his left side. DIR. Wayt gave BIN some
medicine which greatly relieved him,
and, shortly afterwards, he left the CITY
in his buggy for Churchville, where he
proposed 10 spend the night. Soon al
ter reaching the residence OF his friend,
Mr.. Christian Bear, he spoke Of The Sc
we're pain he had felt in his lett side
during the day, and whilst he was talk
ing, he suddenly fell over dead.
Mr.. Fleming was between sixty and
seventy years of age, and one of the
most highly respected citizen OF High
land county. He was an upright, con-
scientious, good man, and for many
years had been an elder in the Presby>
terrain church. In his death, Highland
loses a most highly valued citizen, and
his family most devoted husband and
loving father. OF him 1t can truly be
sad, blessed are the dead, who die
in the Lord"
His daughter Clara, who had that
afternoon LETT her father In, apparently,
his usual health, and was on the train
on her way to st. Louis, Mo-, received
a telegram, or the arrival of the train
at Hinton, w. Va. announcing to her
the shocking intelligence that her
father was a corpse. She returned i'm
mediatcly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14
Partnership Notice.

Editors Herald:
Allow me through voUr
columns to say to my patrons ana
friends that having been appointed gen
eral act. for Messrs. Frick q Cos
Eclipse Engines and sawmills and for
the Guser Separator for the Valley
Southwestern Virginia and border coua-
ties of West Virginia, and owing TO Tie
increase of business l have taken NY
brother L. +. Burner into business with
me as an equal partner and consequent
ly all business hereafter will be done
under the firm name Of Jno. J. Burne;
& Bro.
1 thank my many friends and cusic-
mers for their many favors, and liberal
patronage and also their prompt aud
pleasant dealings. And | trust the
sane liberal patronage will be extend
cd 10 the firm in the future that l haze
received in the past. 1 can insure
prompt attention and far aud pleasant
dealing with all who may need any thine
in our line. Respectfully,
2t. JNo. j. BURNEl''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-01-14

A PLEASANT House. For night s
lodging, a good meal, or a weeks or
months board, we know Of no place
where a traveller can find better &C
comnlodations than at the Chalybeate
Hotel, in Strasburg. LIS conveniently
situated near the Gepot, and we feel
assured that any one who spends a
night at this house, will make an effort
to get there again. Mr.. M'Inturf con-
ducts it in such manner as TO make his
guests feel perfectly at home. See card
in another column.