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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

Gen. Hancock is feeliUg how sharper
than serpent's tooth is lagralilude.
The Nation" was his debtor for ems
nent services In tie war. His courage
and skill were great factor in sup
pressing the rebellion" His people,
1.-The loyal North" have made him a
base return for blood split in their cause,
and for victories his arm was so strong
in winning.
It is ever so. Men must pay price
for doing their race good, Solomon
knew the human heart, and said that
men will praise you when you do your
selfgood. 1t is the unselish that are
martyrs. The grovelllng, thankless
bondsmen turned against leader who
had sacrificed a throne for the sake OF
bringing a scottish, murnuring race to a
better country aud 10 a nobler life.
The nations along the centuries have
rewarded their truest patriots bv neglect
the dungeon and the stake. Socrates
was iudicially murdered; Arstides was
exiled: the Hero of Marathon put under
the ban, and CromwelPs corpse hung
in chains.
Jesus knew what was in mao, and
certified TO all unselfsh workers for the
publis veal their reward OF coniumely
and pains.
The demagOgue, whose vile whisSey
has dcbauched, whose brides have cor
rupted, whose filthy speeches have W.
tiated the public morals is lauGed as a
paragon Of patriotism. He cares no
more for "the people" than for herd
Of swine. Like the notorious Wilkes,
or the velled prophet Of Khorasin he
despises his worshippers.
Turn from the successful aud selfish
politician to the missionary in the malar'
lal swamps and TO the preacher TO tie
untutored lmen oa the coast andislands.
The good man returns from his holy
work smitten BY disease, pinched in
purse and in poor raimen'' He has
done the people a service ot abiding
value. They are now better neighbors
al citizens. The Commonwealth has
been benefited. The State hOnors the
politician, but is 10th to hold out even
the full rights of citizenship TO the no.
blest benefactors in lis confines, and
the purest patriots in its territory. The
people parade, on horseback, and ess
cort with banners aud torches the man
who can iufame them b. hottest phil
lippcs against the honest opinions OF
their fellow. couutrymen, yetallor the
the faithful man Of God, the preacher Of
eeace, to have but scant recognition.
IfJesus had sought his o"n honor
they would have crowned him. lie
became poorer that many might reiSn
as kings, they crutiied hlm.-Richmo"a
AdrOcate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

a GIRL DROWNED IN A BATH
TUB.-Clara VI. Guss, niece OF Col.
Henry NJ. Guss, proprietor OF the
Green Tree Hotel, West Chester,
Pa, got up about 6 o'clock Satur'
day morning, and proceeded to the
bath room, and, staying unusually
long, Miss Lizzie Guss, daughter
of the Colonel, went to the room and
found her dead. and lying on hel
face in the bath-tub. She was abou
sixteen years old. A jury was i'm
panneled whose verdict was tina
her death was caused by drowning
having fallen into the tub while Ia
boring under an epilepfic fit, t'
which she was subject.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
let as Consider and Act.
charlotte Gazet.e.l

We observe in nearly all our exchan-
|ges of tins State a very generally sex
pressed desire that some effort should
be made totetllc the vexed question
of the State debt and remove it from the
arena OF politics. Many who have
hitherto declared themselves Readjus-
ftcfs are anxious FOR such settlement,
and for healing of.the' sehism which
the question has made in our politics.
Personally, we have deeply felt that the
subject was one which demanded cool
deiiberauou, and not excited declan a
ton. The counscls Of Statesmen, and
not the harangues OF demagogues, are
needed TO solve problems which so
vitality affect the commercial interests
aud moral standing of great State.
With what avidlty self-seekiuc parti-
sans avail themselves Of honest differ
ences of opinion, and with what readi-
ness political capital is made of a Ques'
lion which has so many aspects we
have lately seen. Like a noble vessel
in angry waters, near a rocky coast, The
State had been well nlgk wrecked. But
by kind Providence, for the time be-
inc. the dargcr seems 10 he aveited.
There is a lull in the storm, and, with
good craftsmanship, sc may yet
weather the point. We are confident
among the great mass Of the people Of
the State there is not such fatal diyero
gence Of opinion as some would be lea
dcrs have led Us to anticipate.
Various measures have already been
proposed. 4 committee Of some Of Our
wiscst and m5st Influential cilizcns has
been suggested FOR dispassioDate inves-
tiration aud recommendation. The
calling together Of lie people Of the
conn.ies for consultation has been
widely recommended. This plan has
been thought best III this country, and
we publish thls wcek a call by I. W.
Scott, Esq, our county superintendent,
for meeting Of citizens at December
court. Let all The people, without ref
ertnce to aus past differences Of opin-
ion on this subject, come together fer
friendly consultation and conference.
A plan Of operation and solution may
be arrived at which may not Ooly pre-
serve the integrity Of the party aud al
lay all past bitterness, bit happily re-
move the cause Of all discussion and
preserve the Stale from greater imQend'
ing dangers.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
Valley News.

Warren Sentinel: The fifth child o.
Mr.. T. Kennerly Conrad, near Linden.
died Of diptheria last week. Out Of
seven fine, healthy children. only two
are liying-fve have fallen prey TO
that scourge, dlptheria.. Mr.. Chris
topher Welsh, aged some sixty-fve
years. whilst engaged Monday in cut
ting timber near Fritts' store. on 5. v.
R. R.. in this county, felled a tree
which lodged upon another, and in cu'-
ting that the weight OF the one resting
upon it caused it to split and splinter
lheieform struck him upon the jugular.
sevrring II and he died almost instantly.
The deceased leaves large and de-
pendent family.
Harrisonburg Commonwealth: Capt.
VIM. Furry, OF Brldgewater, one of the
best known cllizens OF this county, died
suddenly at his home IN that town on
Sunday evening last. He had been
about as usual but short time previou'
10 his death, and its occurrence was un
looked for. He was about SO or 81
sears ofage, and had been a man OF re
markably strong constitution, and quite
active until few years past. For man
years he followed the trade Of a black
smith. but for quarter OF a century had
been an auctioneer. He retired from
active business some FIVE or SIX years
ago.
Stanton Tirginian Sneak thieye-
have been annoying many persons liy-
ing in the vicinity Of Mt. Sidney. Lasi
Friday night one Of them entered The
bedroom o! Rev. Alex. Sprunt, pastor
of the Augusta Church. The noise
aWoke Mrs. Sprunt. who aroused her
husband, but at the same time frightened
the tAlef. who grabbed SIR. SIS clothing
aud fed. The next morning the
vas found near the house and Fitl it
Mr. SIS watch and other articles, Moth
Ing being missed save about 81 in cur
reucy. The same night thieves entered
he houses OF Ne, srs. j. Rol"r, {. F.
Roller. c. F. Allen and Dr.. Bell, in the
vicinity Of NJ. Sidney, and stole small
quantities of money.
Highland Recorder A friend, writing
from the Valley says that the Nay
ticket will probably lead. Wen it does
.ook little that way just now.
Winchester Ners: Nj. Benjamin
Henry met with a very painful aud per-
haps serious accident one dry last week.
He was engaged in breaking rock, when
a spall struck him in the eye cutting
The ball and seriously injuring the sight.
Though very painful it Is not yet known
whether his sight will be much affected
or not.
The hand OF affection is pressing hard
on this family at present, Mr.. Henry's
only chlld-Mrs. Carr-belng very Ill OF
consumption.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

THE Washington Correspondent OF
the Courier Journal says:
Jorgenson charges that Jewell sent
100, 900 Readjus.er ballots to Virginia
before the election, which were dl>tn
buted among the negroes which lost
the Republicans about 1900 votes"
If this charge be true 10 what dimini-
tive size does it reduce the Boosting par"
,y that intended to carry Virginia by
20 COO? It leaves them but a small tac-
ton Of 10000, while the regular Demo
cratic ticket polled 10000
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
OH 81.

S-soMMls sIoNERS OFF CT,
~ Woodstocs, Va. ~ !. lo'l.
To Jonathan S Crahill Slas N. Funk. and
Louisa u. his wife, Benz Wotri Ia NO
Maggie f. his wife and Abraham Koonlz
and Mary f. bis wife Cdmglts. and Jos T.
Kronk adnr. of jonas NJ Crabiil decd
Thophannia Crabll Noah Snau, IN v.
Mclnturif, Elias Crablll. Harrison Crdoil,
Samul +. and Ab. CraUill EXrs Of David
rabbi deed. James NJ. Iearyadmr Of Jno
Z eller decd. p W. Magruder admr. d. b. u.
+ W. W. Magruder decd. and lii bis own
right, G. W. Magruder, ". Migru ier and
In. C. Magruder. Jno. G Keller, ctigel aud
Margaret his wife, Alb and J. ". Rhodes,
Benz. Ann and Mary Crabill (chllden OF
Geo. X. CrabiID Saml. l. Cmbiil, Abraham
Crabill, Jacob o. Crabill, Ale Rosenburgel
and Mary Z. his wife, Mary CrabilI (cbiIdrea
of Jno. H. CrabilD James, Sarah and Eliza
beth Crabill children of Jos. CrabllD Els
Hawkins and the personal representatives,
and heirs OF VIM. CIabiIl deed. whose names
are unknown.
You are hereby notified that l have ixec
upon the 26ih day of Nov. neat, between
The hours of6 o'clock, \. NJ and o'clocNi
p. NJ. if fair, if not, on The next fair DAY
thereafter SUNDAY except 10 take and settle
at my office the accounts of Jonas VI. Graz
bill late gdn. of compliments. ID The ac'
counts of Jonas NJ Cr'bills admir-. taking as
prima racia correct any settlement that sal
amr. may heretofore have made. Sd AZ
account ofthe real estate OF which said iona.
NJ. Crabill died seized and possessed, It's
gross and annual value what disposition has
been made thereof and in whose possion th,
same now is ith 10 ascertain and report the
amount Of the Indebtedness. if any Of the
said Jonas NJ. Crabil as Gdn. aforesaid &C
the complts. and each Of them, ath The saie
comr shall repor TO the court any )thei
matter he deems pertinent or that any party
in interest may require, required 10 be taken
BIZ the decree of Shenandoah Circuit Con
rendered on tie 2d day Of sept. 1880 in
suit in chancely depending in said court be
tween Jno. =. Crabili &c Compl,s. and Jonas
NJ. Crabill &c. Defls. and il from any cause
the taking Of said accounts shall not be com.
menced, or having been commenced should
not be completed on that day, the taking OF
III. same will be adjourned from day to day
or from place TO place, until the same arc
taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
ehancery Ct the said court. 4; my Office in
said county the day and year first Aforesaid
Nov. 3-td. P.W. MAGi.UDEKr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

The election with Its exciting issues
il over. While the result may not he
gilly satisfactory to our readers, we can
rejoice In what we have gained. Vir~
-;nia did her duty well. We endeayor-
"a to carry the state for the regular
Democratic ticket. We were success
iil az majority Of 1900 over the Re-
pablieans andes. 900 over the Mahon e.
ties or 7th Of Julyers, gives full eyi.
dencc. For Congress the regular
Democratic ticket elected five. the Re-
9nblicans two; and combination Of the
Republicans and 9TH OF Julyers gave
twO to the Mahoneites. Virginia did
nj she could. and the de1eat Of the Ma
,ioual ticket cannot be attributed TO the
Democrats Of this Slate. Let us accep
the results with the proud CONSCIOUSNESS =
Ia. we have done our duty.
The State debt question need not
annoy us now. The people Of Virgil
MA will not commit that unto the
lands of the small faction who have
Seen proclaimiug from every hustlngs
I'VE are the people," They hsviug
forfeited the confidence Ofthe people,
cannot again deceive them. The
State debt was unnecessarily made
~ issue in a great political campaign,
and the people have declared that they
10 not consider it q political issue. A
no proper time ii will receive proper
attention, but at present there arr
other more important interests which
demand the attention of the people o
Vircrnia. We lave mountains rich
with minerals, we have lands whose
fertility richly repays the labor OF Thu
farmer. we have grass producing sec
lions where stock are raised at tint
profit. We have a climate that i
Hcuklly duU 10 lhCdu OctUNNh Wv
rigorous cold Of the North.and the melt
Ing heat Of the Sonth. We have .h,
timber, the minerals, the raw materials
oiall kinds for successful manufacture
ofail The articles which are now i'm
ported from other sections. There il
10 reason Why Virginia should not b
one OF the richest states in the Union
immigration is pouring into our land
AID while some has reached our State,
there has never yet been any well de-
vised and well executed plan to attract
even paat of tina. immigration to the
fertile lands of the Shenandoah Valley.
These interests should receive The at
tentlon OF our people and will pay US
nuch better than political dissertations
or discussions Of the State debt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
Death OF Governor williams
,. OfkBtiiaBa.

ISDIAsApcLIs, November 2).-Gov>
ernor James ID. Williams died at ~;
80 4, NJ to-day. gI .t-in
Governor Williams was taken i'll
on the day Of the presidential election
but his illness was not considered
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

The company organized to afford
acco nm6datioas TO the visitors to
Yorkiowo, at the proposed centenni-
al there, have presented the Govern
mea. with fifteen acres Of the Moore
faru and the house 10 which the arti.
els Of capiulation we're signed, and
the site Of the monument will be al
most onthc bank of the river. The
company viii have their grounds
beautifully lad out, and will afford
such attractions to visitors that the
: filtration will probably continue a
month. The day for laying OF The
CONVERSIONS Of the monument, will be
the, 1911 of The next Oetaber.-= Wash'
iagton lelieF.-rAiex'ndria Gazette
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-IIenry Van
Asbcrn, a railroad employee, thirty
years o. age. residing on Clinton ayen-
ne. West Uoboken, murdered his wife
at en early hour this morning By kick
ing her TO death. Van Asbern was ar
rested. and has made a confession, il
which be Gays that he did not live hap
p;ly with his wife; that they were drunk
last night and qusrreled, also that bis
wife was cucieutc The only witness
of the crime was the morderer's eight
year old boy. Al.1r kicking III; vie in
the face. abdomen and neck, Van As
bern washed the blood from lis victim
and dragged her~by the hair into bed,
where the coroner found her. She
was comelg 10 appearance, bn. her
face was horribly bruised and mansled.
Tie murderer has previously borne a
good character and f'as three children.
He saws ois wifi, said something to him
that he dld rotlke. aud, forgetting BIZ
manhood, he kicked h,r. He expects
to he hanged
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exceed ten. Another correspondent
estimates the number at from ten tc
fifteen.
The inmates are now being return
to their home.
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1881.
Harper'S Bazaar,
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

A twelve Jcar-old boy named Willie
Marshall was sua0cated Tuesday by
coal. gas al New Bride. n. j. The
servant filed the stove in the boys
sleeping room with coal and then shut
off the dsmper. The gas soon filled
the room, aud the lad was dead When
he was discovered by bis parents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

SOMETHING To BE ID, Nu.-We have
received numerous evidences from the
most influential sources Of The anxiety
Of our people to get The Virginia debt
questionront OF politics.and the hand
Of William Malone, AID we have Jet
to receive the first expression o! dis
sent, from any Conservative, from the
views we hsye urged since the cleo.
ton respecting this subjec'. All agree
that we have made the best fight We
could, aud that the bandholders wi
have to come to. our aid to prevent
Ultimate Republication, with the worst
possible cohseqaences to the State. -
Lynchburg Vlreiuian.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24
The Vote of Lynchburg,

Lynchburg gave the Democratic
ticket, ................' 1870
Tucker. Democrat. for Congress-. 1888
The Republican ticke'......".... sol
Frazier, Readiuster, for Congress-. 500
The Readjuster ticket, "a
It's evident that Frazier must have
received nearly all the republican vote.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-11-24

--. on = SION pFtigF,
80 .Od.toaf. Va. November Isl 1870
90 Isaac Barb, Letl niDker and l.. y. Jordan
4 q the other creditors OK Philip Blwman, deed
Complts and L. &. Blu-erman, admir-. oi fnilI
D8wman. deed. Miueua Bowman. Nale'" boz
gan Thomas Bowman, Jane Bowman, r-in- y
8uwm 90, Noah ". Bowman, Is irlef;a Bow nHn'
Franklin p. BlNmtn aud Sue s. Bowman, ae.ts.
You are roby notified that have hy"t upon
the 18th DAY OF Nov next between t-' hHH.s of
O'Clock. A. NJ aud o'cI0cs, =. VI. 8: ;3ic, q not
on next fair day thereafter t'tlity cN'e pod
DO take aud settle, az my olce. tlr e.c ants,
Ia. G. Baussrman ad1ir. oi I'll Zip Bow
man. decd %, rlo aulnl. ana priYr.g es ~
The debts az iius, said phih3 Bowman, decd II bis
estate 81, An account % the real estate of which
phiio Bowman died, seized ami ssessed and of
its gross and annual value. 4th Any other matter
deemed pertinent by himself that any pafty Do
in crest may desire required 90 be nseu by 'he
decree of shenandoah Giro Il Con rendered on
the 10Th day of sept. 1881 ia salt iu chance ny
depeuding In said court between LEA C Barb &c.
g nplts aud Plnip B)amtu adnr Sc Dsiia.
and II from ans cause the taAiuy OF said accounts
hall not be commenced. cr having been 'mmencod
should not be completed on thst day, the taxing
of the same will be Adjourned from day q day, or
from place TO place u4til The same be taken ana
ompieied
Gwen under my hand as Commissioner IN chan
Gerry Of the said court AZ my nfllce ia sad county
tbs day aud year hr3t afOresaii.
Hov. sd.-4w. 7. ". MAGBUDER.
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TO Whom It HAY Concern

NY wife Martha ". Rscy harng left my bed
and board % sinst my will and consent, ana re-
fuses q return r. me for maintenance aud sup-
poIt. hereby give notice u ali whom It may
concern shat 1 will not be responEbls fnr any
debt Of her coAtactisg for aly purpose Whatever
FRANCIS .. lACX.
Nov ID. Is9O.-4w,
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Nor. 2ith-ti

& COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
- NOodst ok. Va, Nov. 18th 1850
TO the creditors Of Levi p.fer deed. and al
others concerned IN his estate.
Take notice that have hXel upon safur ay
the lsth day Of D. ernber 1870 al my oflce
take an account of an the debts or demands
against Len Pier or his estate an account - tue
persona. assets of ID lwer interest OF the widow o.
the surplus realized from the sale Of tie real
estate after payment If the trus; lien restnl
therenpon; when and whore You are required 90
attend with proof OF your demands.
Done at the instance OF his administrator and
given under iny hand as cOInr IN chy. Of Ia.
county court OF shenandoah county the day ana
year fl st Aforesaid.
Nov. ltd. +. i. SAiChlrt'
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"REMINISCENCES OFFICE,
i Il IL L. L u "

| "REMINISCENCES OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va November 7, 1880.
70 VIM. coffelt ". Geo. Maphis and al other
creditors OF the estate Of RObt Hutchinson, dec d.
Compits and JOS. hutchinson aud Jos. T. saum
adm OF Root. Hutchinson, decd. Jacob Laniz,
samuel Hannah. h. 81 Conn, y. a. william,
admr, Of j. O NcRsy, deed. and Mark Bird defts.
You are hereby nothed that have fixed upon
the 18th dav II Sow. next, between the hours OF q
O'Clock, A. n ana 6 o'clock, O.. NJ far, II OF
on the next fair day ths roAfter (suudiy excepted
10 take and settle, at my Office the accounts, the
! depositious referred back 70 the comr. IA cham
Gerry ~ said eau to re-exaniue, correct a nd re-
! ' SO the same, IN the light Of . memoir indum niei
by the Judge IN "a ID cause az tue Sept term 1881
aud 10 make out and report distribution accounts
Of the real snd personal asscts, according 10 the
scheme therein iudicatcd, or Alternate statements
OF distri ution also ANY 9th matter deemed per
tinent or that any arty ia Interest may desire,
required to be taken by the decree of shenandoah
Circuit Court rendered on the ga day u sept.
lssJin suit in chancery depending pa SAID court
between VIM. c0sIelt, &c comp 10. aud Il. Hutch
ius1n's admir- g.. Defts. and II from any cause
the ttkilg 81 sid acsOnuts shah not De com
menced, or having been commenced shoud
not be con- sleted o. IN day, the tasting VI the
same will be adjourned from day 10 day, OF from
pl ce % place, uonl the same are taken ana COM
plrted.
Oven uadsr my hand "a Commissioner In
cbancery OF the said court, at my ofhoe In SAID
c,uaty the day and year hrst aforesaid
| Nor. sd-<w. n ". AAaRCDkA.