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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29
Correspondence of the HERALD

lNOkLCopphOSAN~N - e-N ~N<As-'S
You have no doubt seen the failure
in Richmond of the Shenandoah plan
and all other honorable plans for the
white people to settle the question OF
state presidential electors with the
party leaders, Malone &C., who pro-
TESS to speek the sentiments OF what
they call readjusters that is, men VINO
they think will follow them blindly and
thoroughly unite with the negroes to
defeat the wishes Of the tax paying
people. Is not this your understanding
of this matter? They positively reject
the Shenandoah plan, and seek to force
their most extreme local and State at
fairs, negro voters and all into national
politics. My dear sir If old Shenandoah
would be what she once was. she
wouldn't leave piece Of hide on such
leaders in the coming election TO hide
an English bauble. How we would like
TO see your people reused up on this
question. After the regular conserya-
tive party, all others invited to JON, to
make a nomination in May these spoil
hunters fearing their party will be
broken, are going around with their
silly cry to the spoils, to the spOilS,-
while true men every where are rallying
to save the national flag.
Senator Paul has been traversing
Albermarle 10 find people to spcek to-.
He could get a dozen together at Scots
Vile and some other points in the lower
part of the county. Yes sir we are
happy to believe that not only here,
but all over the State thu people are
tired Of this foolishness. Now let old
Shenandoah roll on the ball and re-
pudate these spoil seekers, and you
will hear the welkln ring with shouts
loud and clear, hurra for the county the
home Of our congressional standard
bearer. May her banners ever waive,
till victory for all that Is fair and hons
orable shall perch upon the standard of
our grand old State, and she be found
right side up with care in the coming
election. PIEDMONT.
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Irwin & Son sell B. B. B.


A meeting OF the School Trustee
Electoral Board of Shenandoah will meet
at Woodstock on Monday, Oct. llth,
to appoint trustees in the places Of
J. II. Kagey, Of Lee District.
Joseph Perry, Of Ashby District.
Philip Bowers Of Madison District.
Silas Munich of Johnston -
Joseph Doll ofStonewall
J. Snarr Of Davis
whose terms of Office expire on the Isl
dav OF November 1880.
JNO. II. GRABILL.
Secretary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

THE Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company have concluded to extend
their road from Martlnsburg, w. Va,
to Winchester, Va, a distance OF about
twenty miles further south. The ex'
tension to Winchester will put the road
in connection with an important BUSH
ness centre Of the Shenandoah Valley,
and where it win form a connection
with the Valley branch Of the Balti'
more and Ohio railroad, nov extend
ing to Staunton. Engineers Will next
week commence surveys for the pro-
posed extension, and alter the Adoption
OF line, work will be Immediately
commenced and vigorously prosecuted
so that the extension may be in opera
ton in the early coming summer. Inc
further extension Of this road will add
to the railroad connections and facilities
Of our town, anil of course "Barkis Is
wiling" particularly as no contribution
is asked. But. Sun.
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The greatest of appitizers B. b. Is.

IsIT RIGHI?-Isit rights it honest
in our country people TO pack their
butter during the summer when the
price is low and in the early fall when
the price advances to mix the packed
butter with the fresh and sell it for
fresh, sweet butter Is it rights it
honest to pack eggs during the spring
and summer when they are worth but
eight or ten cents a dozen and sell them
for fresh eggs when they bring twenty
cents a dozen Yet, this is done by
people who profess to be christians and
who would be offended if you questioned
their honesty. The writer of this has
broken as many as eight spoiled eggs in
a dozen. PHIPPs.
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Bumgardner's Bodega Bitters.

SAD CASE OF DROwNING.-Last
Thursday evening Mr., Smith who re-
sides at Capon Bridge was riding on the
river in boat with a young lady TO
whom he expected 10 be married next
week. The young lady was handling
the oar and accidentally fell out. Mr.
Smith jumped out to save her. The
young lady, however, swan near the
shore and on looking back found that
her lover was about drowning. She
started TO swim TO him but before she
reached the spot, lie sank. His body
was recovered the same evening.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

a. w. MILLER, from Capon Road,
while waiting for train for home on
Wednesday last, at Harper's Ferry,
walked to the Loudoun side Of the
Shenandoah river, was followed by
an unknown party, who knocked him
senscless, robbed his pockets OF s35
and made his escape. Miller recovered
partly and reached the station as the
train was leaving, and arrived home in
a delicious condition.
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SAUMsvILLE, VA,
September, q 1880.
EDITORS HERALD :

EDITORS HERALD:
Probably q few
lines from this solid Democratic corner
will be Of interest to the many demo-
Gratis who read the HERALD. A few
words will embody all have to say
Our straight Democratic club at this
place is 10 fouri:hing condition and
adding new names every day. There
is not q single 7ih Of (Ju.) liar IN this
section as known. The last Juliar here,
our townsman Mr.. S. was turned from
the error Of bis way by the beating o.
the "Chinese Gong" on last court day
We are solid, aud don't you forget it,
II any man question this let him come
and see for himself,
Yours
SAUMsYILLE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

CHAPEL GROVE PIC NIC.-We have
received from a correspondent a very
interesting account of the Chapel Grove
Picnic. The communication was re-
ceived too late FOR insertion in full we
therefore give brief account of the
exercises. In the absence Of the VEN
cradle Sup't. Rev. G. Moss, the man.
agemenI Of affairs devolved upon the
efficient assistant Superintendent, Mr..
A. II. Barb, under whose careful sup
eryision. the whole affair was grand
success. The Gravel Spring Band was
present and, by their soul inspiring
music, enllvened the large tbrongs OF
people who had collected from every
quarter. The Choir sang some good
music, Rev. L. Fox delivered an ap-
propriate address and the crowd did
full Justice 10 the well Tiled baskets
which the ladies had prepared. Our
correspondent desires that special thanks
be returned 10 the band.
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ROANOKE.
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
Sept. Goth, 1880. }
For the HERALD.

l cannot refrain reporting 10 you the
complete victory and triumph OF the
regular Democratic party Of Va. which
was represented here to-day, by our
honored Orator, Soldier and Statesman
Mai. J.W. Daniel Of Lynchbrrg. He had
title to oppose in confronting the Sc
called "Mosqultoe Orator"sof Eastern
Va, Judge Z. w. Arnold. And hero
ically did our representative establish
and confirm in the hearts OF every one
of the assembly, the noble cause OF
true Democracy he was advocating. So
completely did he defeat and route
the readiuster representative, that when
he called for those who were willing
to stand to the principles of true De-
mocracy, as adopted at the Cincinnati
Convention, the hall sounded and re-
sounded with voices which thrilled the
soul. On Tie other hand when the re -
adiuster called for The ADVOCATES CT his
faction, silence broodcd over the vast
assembly, while an echo answered
where Where are the readjusters to
be found After the speeches Of both
parties the stage thronged with Roam
okes most prominent and respected cit
lzens and many gallant youths Of Col
lege who clasped hads with him as one
of the most patriotic sons Of Virginia
The demonstration was no less than
a grand ovation to the distinguished
Democratic orator, and full, complete,
and most enthusiastic ondOrsatiOns o.
the cause be 80 manfullY championcd
$. L. X.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Th C
services preparatory TO the regular
quarterly communion on next Sabbath
will be held on Thursday and Friday
nights, and on Saturday morning at
eleven o'clock. The Revd. W. &.
Maloy will preach on Friday night, and
the Rev. G.. ii. Martin d. d. on Satur-
day morning.
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W0ODsToCK, Va,
Sept. q, 80.


MEssRs. EDITORS:
l had the pleasure
of attending the meeting Of the Han
cock Club at Toms Brook Saturday
night and hearing the address of Mr..
". I. Williams. 1t was very atten-
lively listened to throughout. He said
he would not al use anybody, for abuse
Cas not argument, that he would have
reasonable talk with reasonable people.
He showed that the Readjuster party
had left the Democrats and declared
themselves a separate party, and was
not "read out" as they assert, further,
that the so called reading out was but a
protest against their leaving the Demo-
cratic ranks.
He said Malone manifested but little
confidence in his followers when be
claimed it was necessary to have e
July ticket IN order to retain them as
Readjusters.
In speaking ofthe Shenandoah COM
promise he said it would have pat an
end to to this family strife, while Ma
homes plan would have maintained and
intensified bad feeling aud resulted IN
extreme dissatisfaction to either party
that had met with defeat. Having
shown the bad policy and wrong ofre
moving the capltation tax he concluded
by counseling all TO talk the mattel
over with their neighbors in calm anC
gentlemanly manner, to use argumen
not abuse, and 10 maintain goo(
temper.
l hope many will be afforded an op
portunlty of hearing Mr.. WIS speech
every assertion of which is supported b,
indisputable evidence, and the whole
matter of which is such as to offend d
one, not even the most confirmed July
man. SQUE.
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THE track on the Shenandoah VAL
ley railroad was laid TO Port Republic,
in buckingham county, on Tuesday
last. and the trains will be run now
from that point to .WaYnesboro', in
Augusta county, distance of II miles.
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WOODSTOCK, VA,
Sept. 22nd 1890.

Messrs, Editors:
l noticed in the Rich
mond Wing or14ih dispatch sent from
this place by $50 in which is stated
that the mounted procession from
Edirburg "about four hundred" this is
one Of the few Inaccuracies in "S's hon
est statement of facts, this however
compares very fayorably with 'P's dis
patches from this and other points in
the Valley and elsewhere. The Tir-
qinia1 of the l7th states that the pro-
cession had "a56H three Auadred' well
that is a little more honest and yet
slightly colored the facts, as can be fully
established by actual count of five re-
spectacle persons, of this cOunty-Rock-
ingbam, and two from other States, are
these, on horseback were lj5, in
vehicles of different kinds Is, and the
"Cornet Band" of Edinburg in a wagon
in front Of the procession. In this pro-
cession were eight or ten known Rddt-
Gals, about as many minors and two or
three Bourbon Democrats" who were
cut off and forced into line. This was
the actual census of Capt. GrandStaf' 5
"Cntter company" this, and nothing
more The Wing is so utterly unreliable
that one does not a. this late stage Of
the canvass expect a correct statement
in its columns as to political meetings
but we were somewhat surprised at
friend Mack's style, as he was about On
the occasion.
Yours VERITAs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29
B. B. B.

SHAWL LosT.-A black wool shawl
was lost between Lantz's Mill and
Pence's pond, on Thursday 29d inst.
The finder will be rewarded by leaning
it at Lantz's Mil, or Stoneburner's
store in Edinburg.
Mrs. SARAH PENN.
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Democratic Meeting.

George A. Mushback, Esqr. of Alex
andrla, and other distinguished speakers
will address the Democrats OF Shen'
andoah at our next county court. A
good time may be expected.
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B. Schmitt sells B. B. B.

THE Sunday afternoon prayer meet
inc in Y. NJ. &. A. Room will be re-
sumed next Sunday at O'Clock. AL
arc welcome, but young meu and boys
are specially invited.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Sept. Goth 1880,

FAILURE OF THE SHENANDOAH COM"
PROMISE? WHO is TO BLAME FOR
1T. THE NEGROES TO BE THE
ARBITERS. PAUL AND HIS MEET
INGs IN ALBERMARLE-NoT
BAKERS DOzEN-THE PEOPLE TIRED
OF FOOLlSHNESS.
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IMpnRTkNT QUESTIoNs.

Reader, have You caught a eold2 Are you IN:
able to raise the phlegm? Have you an irrlta-
lion in the throat? a sense OF oppression on
The lungs, with short breath7 Do you have
fit Of coughing on lying DOWN. a sharp pain
now and then in the region of the heart, shout
deTs and back2 If so, our Advice is take at
once a dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; youwll soon
be able to raise the phlegrn. In an hour repeat
the Expec;orant, place ahot iron to tho feet take
two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon fall into q
pleasant slecp aud wake up in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath.
ing. and the bowels moving in natural manner.
TO prevent return Of these symptoms us3 the
ExpectoTant several days.
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u,d +oyyihla NICHT SWEATS.

Memphis, fODl IT, IolIs
Dr.. TUTT sir-I have been suffering Tor nearly Two 70
years with u severe cough mhen commences "a
kr ,9-,- Trr,ectorant was reduced to one hundreo
end siTfeon pounds in weight. l had tired almost
everything: had terrible night swoats lhaye taken
hall dozen lottles Tho night sweats have ley me,
fIa c',l has disappeared, and have gained liteen
ronrds In fe-h. Irccommend i % ail my i..ends'
Mnh great rea2oct, DIV TX hIOa-
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Gray hairs prevented, dandruf re-
moved, the scalp cleansed, and the han
made to grow thick by the use Of Halls
Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

There will be a meeting Of the Han
COCK and English Club this Wednesday,
evening. Let there be full turn out.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-09-29

Near atrlsburg, on the 18th Of September, 9Ir.
Levi Pfer. in the 5G'h year Of bis age.
Mr.. piior was held in highest esteem by bis neigh
b0rs and acquaintance for his kind aud amiabl,
traits OF cloraetfr. lie was regarded by al VIII
knew him as q man Of strict integrity, as strictl!
honest ia his trausactious and dealings, and pei
fecily realio iu his words and promises. Hence
all lament his death. Ha was humane and
tender father and husband, good neishbor ant
citizen.
He WAS . faithful and consistent member of The
Reformed church. The church, the congregation
80 which he belonged. nouns las death. But IN
this we rejoice thlt we mourn not a. those who
have no hope. lie had hope i'm his death Tie
died at pea co with 0oI and with his fellow men.
"Nirginian" please copy:
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"Petersons Magazine" contains, every year leeo
pages u steel plates. Il coOred Berlin paters II
mammoth colored fashion plates, q pages Oh
music, and about 900 wood cuts. its princlpsie'a'
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OF NCM lOAhf fp4a4-t@AAiJ -A-e.N'~ "
e READ WHAT He SATS:-
n TrrTvr. New York Sept, 70. 1s77.
Dear Sr-During this year v led n ne En1a is
eee.s of lung senses. In the lower W-rds OF INC
city tha Gees vere OF a very severe type. II was
there nv ntteniion called TO Tut hxpectorant'
and confess ny surprise at It's wonderful power.
Durine a practice OF twenty years, nave never
Known medicine TO act as promptly, ana win sucn
h9pny effects Il instantly guhdued the most vlolent
fts Of coughing and invariably curei the alsea5o pa
fayr days l cheerfuly indorso 1t as Tie best Iuns
medicine / ever used. 1900. r, --,,-oo,, an
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]Gt8lSOl'S Magazine
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Iadv,s or child's dress. Every subscriber viii re-
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worth MORE alone, than the subscription price,
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a rEwsPAPER PUB. WHITES

once, Evoning news, Augu3tl, "a,
DR.. TUT: Dear Sir-Aiy Little son, Wts attaese,-
Win uneuuonia last winter, which lett him, Win
,ialt cough that lasted til within month since,
Tor mo cure oil which an indebted toyQur Vauaple
F1pectorlnL had tried most every thing re m
msnded, but none did any good until na.4 os -,
snti.oly With many thanks am yours itTrlnyic
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On the 14th inst. al the residence Of Capt. Ma
ginnis, by Rev. VIM c. Mal0y. Mr.. Charles "
Brubakcr Of Page, and Miss lIolie Alexander, Of
Shenandoah county, Va.
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Headache and Neuralgia cured by B.
B. 3.
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A most fortunate medical discovery
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Hs READ! READ =!
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ticket. subscribe for the HERALD.
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per head.
Best Beeves. .............35 90 a II
Generally rated first quality 3 81 / 81
Medium or good fair quality 275 . 81
Thin Steers. Oxen s. Cows . 80 , 81
Extreme range of prices. - so 5 So
Most Of the sales were from 3 IS ia 4 80
WHERE TIE CATTLE ARE FROM.
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Masonic Notice,

Cassia Lodge, No. 142, F. n. M.
meets in Masonic Hall, Woodstock,
the last Monday night of each month.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Monday, Sep. 90 1880.