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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15

PENSACOLA. FLA, December II.
of the business por-
ton Of Pensacola was destroyed by
ire about 10 o'clock last night.
Less. about a BALI million dollars
All the buildings from Roman street
south to Zaunogesa street, except
ing Byrne's buildings, in all COM
prising four blocks, were burned.
The loss to our merchants is heavy,
as they had just received their tall
stock. The origin of the fire is UNI
known. 1t originated in the build
ing occupied by 5. Damani as a
confectionery store, tie inmates OF
which barely escaped with then
liyes-two being severely burned
The Gazette and .Adcancs oil cs.
the courthouse and clerks fiice,iaX
collectors Office, customhouse aud
post office, American Union TeIe-
graph Company's Office, the Pcnsaco
la Telephone Exchange, together
with large number OF the business
hpu. os Ct tie city, were totally des-
troyed.
The American Union Telegraph
Company, with unprecedeu ted en-
terprise, established their Office
and had their lines in working o.
der in two hours after the fire COM
manced. The calamity is without
precedent in the history OF Pensa-
cola and business is almost suspend
in consequence. The best portion
Of the business community and the
buildings in ;he city a'c in smool-
dering ruins. There IS not news
paper Office, job Office, drug store,
nor stationary store left in the city.
The Merchants IIolel, Que Of tie
best hotels in the city, WAS also i.
stroyed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15
lclere.and. ono IeraIl.l


A limos * han.e feels called 70
thu, deliver Itself Il hammo.
ons 10, c at TIE ,pnr' Of the wind,
and tnmbled tie Hon. is. Irtn 70
g head. aud hut for the aprl c.lon OF
S.. Jacobs Oil lie mlght have gone
Nhere woodliue trictl.' E,,n
50 d ar Beacon as many oilers by
one, WHO falling to Use The Gre [
Geiual Remrd, q tine. lor DO
lieu naism and othrr disease, have
"a d .hc debt OF Mature Rub is ur
,uOllO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15

situated on the main lnorOushlaio apu
IN the heart OF the great Virginia valley
" oodstock was for four years battle |
Scared and stricken town. When the
brutal Sheridan was Carrying out bis
crusade OF FIRE and sword this town was
devoted to destruction. A part OF 1t
was burned and the rest only saved by
the arrival of the Confederate cavalry
who drove off the vandals and extin-
cuished the flames. 1t Is the county
seat of Shenandoah one OF the most
prosperous counties OF the State. situa-
ted, as before stated, III the heart OF the
great Valley the surrounding scenery Is
grandly picturesque. Its pure water
and mountain air, suffering from neither
extreme Of heat or cold, entire freedom
from maIarial or epidemic diseases
makes it ore of the most desirable
locations for those in quest of pleasant
homes. One of the best roads in the
United States. the Valley turnpike.
leading from Staunton to Harper's
Ferry, passes through its principal
street, and it Is an important station on
The Valley Branch OF the b. " U. Il.
r. 1t contains SIX churches, Reformed.
Methodist. Lutheran, Presbyterian.
Disciples and colored church, and the
Episcopal congregation have hand
some place of worship in process OF
erection. There are quite number OF
stores consisting Of Dry Goods, Groce-
RES, Drug. Book, Jewelry, Hardware
and Millinery establishments, and
large number OF shops. all branches Of
mechanics being well represented. 1t
has three large manufacturing concerns;
that of Newman & 20. for castings Of
all descriptions and ironwork generally,
agricultural implements, doors, blinds,
sash and dressed lumber Shull &
Teller for foundry work and repairs,
plows, sawmils and pumps; and Fravel
& Bro. Tor Furniture and general
woodwork. There is a good carriage
factory, three large and well kept hotels;
a bank under good management, two
newspaper Offices, the Job department
of the HERALD being one Of the largest
and most complete in the Valley;
good reading room and library IN charge
of the Y. NJ. c. A. There is also
fine military, the Anderson Guards, "
composed Of the best material we'll uni
formed and armed. A fire department.
with efficient engine and apparatus, a
good brass band and several orchestras.
The B. & Q. and Western UniOn
Telegraph Co.'S have each an office at
this point. The Graded and High
School Is q well conducted institution
with large number Of scholars. There
are also several private schools. The
growth of Woodstock, though notas
rapid as some OF the Virginia towns
has been of sold and gratifying nature.
Many handsome dwellings and places
OF business have been erected since the
war, and improvements Of all kinds
have been and are still going ahead,
the progress during the last two year.
being very marked. The society Is
unsurpassed and IN point of morality
this town will compare favorably with
the best.
We hope at some future time TO give
some further items Of Woodstock and
Shenandoah history that may prove OF
interestto some ofyour readers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15

\ Texas pafcr seeing tie good
effects Of closing the saloons on the
day mon arc elected to oficc,. sug
g SIS that at would he equally wise
to have all closed at tie state cap
ital while the members arc dsiiJor-
ating for the welfare Of the safe.
In the abscrce Of whiskey, 100
days weull enable them 20 transact
all the business. Su.h susgcs-
ton would not be amiss in other
states than Texas. Wh.sscy IS tie
banc OF wise legislation, and causes
the downfall Of a multitude Of pub
lie men.-Iatcr OCEAN.
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Gen. Jno. A. Mcdowell was late

Gen. Jno. a. Mcdowell was late
~ sued for seduction, by Miss An
ME Coe, Of Chicago. In her evil
dencc she broke down and confess
ed the whole charge was tbri
cation. Gen. Med. is row suing
". II. Smith,Collector O Customs,
at Chicago. and VIM J. iloms Tor
encouraging and giving p"caniary
assistance to the plaintiff it being
a conspiracy 70 ruin lis reput ton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15

CONFIDENCE IL KGELY'S Moron.
The stockholders OF the Kelly
Motor Company have adopted a
resolution declaring that ". Kee-
ly has discovered and Developed a
a new motive power OF cXiraosdi-
nary power and energy" and c%-
pressing the opinion that nothing
now remains but machlnical details
connected with the engine, wAioa is
believed he will at an c.rly day
have under his cn;irc coelrol.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15

Forty-fye collieries Of the Phila-
delphia and Reading, Co., near
Pottsville, Pa, have just suspended
in order to reduce the supply and
keep up prices. Three thousand
workingmen are thrown out Of en-
ployment. That is the sort Of
"protection" the industries, pro-
tected bya protective tariff gives
the workingmen,
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A corresp ondent writing fro"
Wilson, Grayson county, Va, re-
ports that dipihcIia h. recent,
prevailed in a very m lignant form
in that county. In some fanllIe $
five and six persons have died, and
IN one instance the whole family
died, not ore escapil g.
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[st. Paul Pioneer Press.l
what we Hate.

We hate growing, no matter the
source Or cause and recommend here
with the remedy. Use st. Jacobs OIL
and laugh at pam. II will do the work
every time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15
II. II. RrpoLEBERoKR. @. HOMER BOWMAN
BOWMAN,
SO ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
WOODSTOC X, VA.

These gentlemen have formed = co-rarinershin
for the practice of law and will occupy the ofice
now o rupied by capt. Riddleberger. hey will
practice in all the courts Of shenandoah aud ad.
tolning COUNTIES, Capt. Hdsleberzer Niil continue
10 praotice in Pnge county.
flec 18th. 1881. a..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-12-15

One OF the inmates OF the Richmond
almshouse ten years ago owned more
real estate 10 that city than any one
there.
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SCOT AND SHOE MAKING.
WOODSTOCK, Va.

have oseael frs class Door AvD SHoE
MAxtyo Sncp in Wo0lstoc6 All work D.
Guaranteed to please. TnRNS CASH :
prices moderate.
Shop. in the Mrsraler blillins, in rear Of
the saddle shop of Mr. VII. D9sh. / have
employed first class workman.
l.. ". H0SIOJR
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A Disastrous Fire in Pensnco'
= Lis, Fla.
u Q

OVER A half MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH OFrPROPERTY DESTROYED
Two NEWSPAPER OFFICES AND
THE AMERICAN UNION TELEGRAPH
COMPANY's OFFICE BURNED OFT,
&c.
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Circuit Court Oh shenandoah, Nog 2il ISL
NYrATIug.
oomplt
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Nov. 24th-sds
Postponed.

The above sale has been POSTPONED to FRIDAY,
JAsUARY i4th 1851. ais o'cl)ck, p. ".
VA. l. CLARK
JAS. n. WILLIAMS,
A. Il. PENDULUM.
Special Comrs.
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Address llABrEN az BROS.
~. York.
, 1880-11-20
KISLINGBURY,
Nobody Knows What Has Be.
come OF the Be1eaguered
Lieutenant.
a Commander Telegraphed To for
News Wants to Know All
About It, Tco.

But little news Inns been received Mt mil
itary headquarters relative to tho alleged nt-
tack on Lieut.. Kis!ingburyat the mouth Of the
A1usseIsheli. 1t is generally believed Tint
tho attack wns only tho wanton sport of
some Of
THE YOUNG DUCKS,
who arc in tho !abltof going of oil nlaraudIng
expeditions In much tho same spirit that a
party Of young men "take in the town."
Till: ONLY NEWS RECEIVED YESTERDAY
was the following lucid dispatch, which was
sent from Poplar Creek, under date Of Nov.
II, a.tt which was telcgraphcd from Fnrt
Duf0rl Nuv. ID:
FROM rOrf.AK CHEER.
Yours of the 1ath received. / am satisfied
tho attack on Kislingbury wns made by
Ynnkt0nnfs from tho camp on Rcdwatcr, re.
turning from thicying expedition 10 Juditl,
Basin.
THE SCOUTS
inform ING thnt tlloy returned the 12th with
forty ponies stolen from half-breeds, and re,
ported that they Ind lad
4 sKl1sMls1t WITH THE INDIANS
OH tho Musselslloll about eight days ago, but
left when they found tsrs wure troops With
them. They nre still out With the camp. Did
Kisllngbury lose my horses?
REED, conn,and1na
, 1880-11-20
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. WAsu-
1SGTON, d. G., Nov. .1-i q. m.-For tho Ohio
Valloy aud Tennessee, falling followed BY rising
baronctar, rising followed by stationary or
lower temperature. southerty ycerfuR to wester-
" winds, purity cloudy Or cloudy weather, With
occasional ruin Or snow.
For tho Lower LIKE region, falling followed
by rising bnrometor, rslng followed by station-
ary or 'nwcr temperature, southorIy voorlng to
westerly wlnle. purity cloudy or cloudy weather,
With rain or SHOW.
Fur tho Upper Lake rcRUn rising, preceded In
thu cnscr1 portion BY fnl!!ng, barometer, rising
followed by stationary or lower Temperature,
sonthorly rGcrlnY to westerly, Winds, partly
cf0tit!y Ur cloudy Wcnthor, bCcustuEnl snow.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys higher barometer, atltjonAry or lower
to1apprnturo. wtM!s shifting tn north or west,
clearing weather, proceeded In the former ilstrict
by an,,T.
above tho freezing point on Saturday.
Spsetd1 Itspatth 10 Tie Chicago 1T1bHns.
lHptASArOl.1s, Ind, Nov. 1l.-Tho Polar wayo
which hns swept over tic BtRtG RIM tho thur
ln91netnr down ttlis morning from to 10 dcRrcpa
tcfOw zero. Tho Government thormOmofor in
tho SlKnnl Service nttiuo marked degrees below
zcEn ut o'clock thes morning, which Is snitl to
10 tho c0ltfost woathor over known In NoYen-
hcr IN this ntituda. To-t1ay, however,, tho
southern brcozes very materially modified tho
temperature before noon,
LOCAL UHsEilY YATtoNs.
ftUlrAnn Nav j1.11tit m
, 1880-11-20

HE WILL rUf.t4 llAflD.
Sptetds utspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
1SD1ANAroLls, Ind, Nov. 10.-:The follow
Ing letter l'as bccn written by Gen. benjamin
l1arrisUn, In reply to ollo asking him If llo
were a cantlidnte for tllo United Statcs SEN
nte:
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. II, 1es0.-MY DEAR Sin:
a'n little tnrly. norhaps, In communicating to
you tllo faot OF my candidacy for tho United
States Senntc, Gut hope your ntntl Is still open
npon tho subject. 1fet that. until after tho i'res
identinl election was over, It would be improper
TO iistrnct tho general canynss by n canvass
within tho purity for n Senatorial nomination.
Since thon 1 havo been nlmoss every tay In
court, trying some cnscs thut hnti bnnn post
poacd until aftcr tho election. ho mt intend
now to ho guilty Of tho imnlulcsty OF
making IN argument In my owl,
behalf. If haro any illness for tho
sonato, OF havo rondorc1 any service 10 tho
country or tho party thnt Is worthy Of mention
In this connection, tho klnduess Of my topuh-
l!can fricnhs will sug8est 1t and giyo 1t Its
proper weight
slY RELATIONS TO ALL THE oT1lEn cASp1-
DATES
aro friendly, an the contest fer tho Bcnnto shal.
not, rs fur as am concerned, he characterized
by my personal unkfndncss In wnr4l or ,lct
You Will, mn sure, appreciate my feelings
when Say TINT an election to tho Ecnato would
have spoclnl vnlue to INC rs all expression Of
tho confidence Of tho Republicans at my own
State. II YOU enn gtve INC your ya!uabo u.s.
sstancc III tho race, will bo very n,ucl1 Obliged
Yours very truly, II. lIAnn1soS,''
GEN. I1.tnI.1soN's CANDIDACY
Is proving very popular, and by lnany ex-
pettenced politicians 1t Is believed to be the
Whining card. Thu malls nro laden with let
tcrs to Hin from representative Inel, III tllalr
rr3Nccttye localities uSYtlrtnr llfin If fhetf.
, 1880-11-20
FINE FRENZY OF THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY
EDITORS.

FlNE FNENXY OF frfIE DF;3tOCNATfC COTJNTJY
EDITORS.
Fonr WAYNE, 1uu,, Nov. 10,-At n meet
inr If tim Dcuocrotic ettitors of Northnru
In,1funn i,oIl In this eitvto,dav the no,tttcni
att,,att,.,, ~ ~ .,,, f,,t,,ro - tM,
1,a......,. M ..,.s.. s w. ss
i'e1ioclnt,u p"'t1 "cte ei"''"l"'e'y u'senaseu'
al'ee 1ult anu Tree lntelehnhge VI ollmlon'
II "as unanimously aBfccd tllas the toliow'
Ing points should ut once be pressed upon
tho attention OF tho American people:
!. 4 change ut tho Constitution Of tito unliod
states providing for tho election of the rrest.
dent mud Vice. President BY tho popt,lnr vote.
Tho cumbersome anu In many respects danger
o,ss n,nchincry ot tho Electoral Coicgo and tho
supcrvlang power Of Congress, in pnrtiaan
sense, has nndc manifest tho necessity OF a rad
, 1880-11-20

Special Dispatch 10 Ihs. Chicago Tribune.
WAsiflyaroS, D. e., Nov. -ttislearnctl
that Il movement is on foot In Wisconsin to
recommend to 1'rcsi,lcl,t-elcct Garfield tho
name Of Representative ThadtcusC. T0nnst,
of that State, for consideration as Secretary
of tho Interior, md It Is cxfpctc,l That dele
CATION Of Republicans from Wisconsin will
soon visit Mentor for that purpose. Tho mr.
E,lincnt Of this Wisconsin ulen viii 10 based,
first, Upon the claims Of tho West, md par-
ticnfarly nf Wisconsin,; and, second, tipon
tho merits Of tho person whnm they present.
The statement will sci fortl, tlat there cali
l)e 1,u doubt that tho Interior Department,
On account Of the interest whicl, 1t entails.
should hnya O Western man for Its chioE.
Wisconsin Is 1T tho central part OF the scc-
tl0n with which tho Interior Department
las nlost to io, anl
WISCONSIN NEVER HAS HAD A nErunLIC AN
CAl}ISET OFFICER
untcss It bo claimed tint Postnnster- General
Randall mil Anttrcw johnson wcre Repub-
lcnns. Tho tn1ld system. tho 1nafail System,
tho land-grant raitronl System, questions re-
IattnG 10 which NIL como within tho jurls-
tlietion Of tho Interior Department, are vital
interests IN Wisconsin. As fur Gby. Pound,
1t will be urged TINT llc Inns Ind large expo.
rience in this spcetal clnss Of Interests, both
in md out of Congress; that he has been
particularly devoted III Congress to commit
tGe work Which relntes to Interior Depart
lnent affairs, and that he Is practical bllsi-
,lcss-1lian who understands tho interests OF
the West,
, 1880-11-20

Of tho city. Tho General, with his wife nnl
mother, was met nj tho Union Depot by n
cnrrlaga, md driven 10
wAltnESsvitLE,
where they found q company ut sixty or SOY.
cnty friends waiting Mt tho linllse. Tie birth.
slay, Of bath tho General nml Ills .Uncle
Tito1nas occurring o!, tho same tny, they
have for years been III tho habit Of
meeting and celebrating together. Unclc
Thomas is n, Just thirty ycars older
tl'an the General. Among thOso pres
ent were Mrs. Lnrabce antl Mrs. 'rrowbrltlgc,
sisters Of the General, md Mrs. Bosnton md
Mr. a. ]. Spencer. rotIsins ALA pin. tho
party nte tlfnnrr, nftcr which tho General
airl family wcre driven to tho residence Ut
John ". llotstc. n cousin living in tic
EiRlitccntll Ward. A large number of pco-
pie, learning Of tho Generals visit, called,
and MI informal reception took place until 0
o'ctock. wien tho 1'rcsklcnt-ctcct md party
returned tu tho city to take the 10:35 train
for Mentor.
THURSDAY Hf01fr.
Cit~',ihi Htraht.
IA1SEsrt1.i.E, Nov. 1s.-A few days since
Miss Nfary Eynns, tho principal Of this i'll
tatlnti to private tea-pnrty Mt tic seminary
oil Tic eve OF Ills forty-nInth birthday, aiul
tho announcement that tic Invitation lIutt
bcen accepted crcated mich excitement
among tic young latlfes ut tho seminary, a,tl
ARRANGEMENTS wpre nt Ullce tnh,le tn pitt tho
building III tts Drcttlest robes, and tho chapel
presented n must beautiful and attractive
appearance Tonight.
An elegant portrait OF the General hung
over the stagr, stlrlnountGtt BY tho dates Uf
tho Generals birth, marriage, s,d election.
Numerous ,n0ttors, clnblcmatfc Of tho a1l-
11fyersary, were also suspended about tho
room.
tiell. Garfield arrived mt tho seminary
about 6 O'Clock, accompanied by Mrs. Cur
field anu their little sol,, Ahral,t, and entered
tho tlrawng.room un0l,servea.
T1tEiIt u1lEl:TlSn
was informal mud hearty, and tho time pre-
cetftng thesuprcr hour passed very pleasantly.
4 bountlful anu tempting repast awaited
tho company. The dining-ruom was ntso
beautifully decorated, and presented cheer
fui aspect.
After tho rcpnst tho pnrty, accompanied by
their distinguished guest, arose mil returned
tU tic lrnwlng.rOom, wcru tIl1 young ladlcs
OF tho Institution entertained tho company
by short-prcpared program, consisting OF
gymnastics. fan drill. ntustct and other cx-
crctscs. The General was IN tho best Of
spirits and seemed to enjoy the proceedings
OF tho evening very much.
, 1880-11-20

lowing: t'arliel,l, Republican, lA4,:ak'; llan-
cock, Democrat, ltf.tIrS; Weaver, tireonhack,
7.7S9; Dnw, i'u,ifbftNr, o.; Phelps, Anti
afusunlc, 81; tinrtlclh over Hancock, 70 7I3; !;
Garfield Uyer NIL, .l,'ar,.
Williams plurality III tic First District lis
7,g0.
CasweIls plurality In tho Second District
Is t,r5l.
llazcIton's plurality In tho Third District
Il :,,1lt.
Dcustcr's plurality in tho Fourth District
Is 2,S,G.
I,rngR's plurality in tho Fifth District Is
1,3t6.
Gueutl,or's plurality III tho Sixth District
Is 2,l3s.
Humphreys plurality In tho Seventh Dis
trict Is i2is5.
Pounds plurality In tho Eighth District Is
b,0l5.
Tho 1}onrt Of Canyassors, consisting OF tho
Sccrctnry Of State, Statc Trcasurer, a,ltt At
tar'iey.t'cncral, will meet In tho Capital ncxt
Monday or Tucstlay md procced to cnnvass
the yoto Of tho State, which may continue
solrc slays, MS many clerical errors llnve bccil
made In tho retnrns, but tho above figures
arc substantially correct.
SAN Francisco. Cnl., Nov. 10.-Tho Official
vote Of Oregon gives Gariield 7ta majority.
NEW HAMPSHIRE,
CoNcoND, N. H., Nov. 1N.-'rhe count Of
votes for Electors was finished by the Gov-
error antl Council to-.lny. Tho Republican
candidates wero declared elected, and will
meet NV. SO to vote for President
MASSACHUSETTS.
5psefas Dtsratth to 1ns Chteaeo 7rthunt.
DosToN, Nny. 19.-The official vote Of A1ns-
sacl,nsctts vii! bu published to.1norrow, nnh
will give Garfield a plurality of t3.t:s. Tho
Grecuback vote was only a,5ls, and the Pro-
hibitloh tsa3,
Tb tbs rVtstsr7, Aesoetattd Ertn.
BosrnS. Nnv. l9-'The Executive Council
completed the o1llcIal canvass OF tic rrest-
icntEal yoto In this State as follows: Cur
field, lG5,1!S; Hancock. 1ll,Nio; Weaver,
4,5l8; Dow, GSs.