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

Whether lie next Governor Of Viz
glnia was D.bt Payer Or Readiusler
sill not be a matter of consequence
brfore The nexl Conveniion-ihat di
vision. will be obllterated. The people
OF VWgjuia will take no more risks with
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splu in local affairs. Those who are
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Sonlh wlll find themselves mistaken,
Anotber Che materially layer of solidity
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LgnchbHg Adc7nce.
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Nep advertisements.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
' At rules held in the Clerks CAice OF the
Circuit Court of Shenandoah, Nov. 23d 1878
VACATION.
william swartz Guardian OF Lydia c. Fauber
Compt.
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Us.

Lydia C. Fauher, Mary Ann Rosenberger, George
Bowman and kebe Ca hts wife, Harrison fanOer'
and the children and heirs at law OF Abraham
Fauber decd. viz: Joel Borden AMI Mary Ms
wife. Silas Fauber, Isr ael Fauber, Bette Fauoer
and Harrison Peer and sarah An his wife and
Jacob Hamman and Margaret his VIE, late via W
of Samuel FAlber decd. Dei's'
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In Chancery.

The object Of this suit is to obtiin decree T.
sel the real tate diyised to Samuel FAuher decd.
and latterly assigned by Commissioner OF the
Circuit Court Of shenandoah county to Lydia &:
uber, the only orphan child Of said samuel
Fauber decd on The ground til the Interest OF
the ward will be protecte By sale thereof
II appearing BY satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Silas Fauber, Israel Fauser, Bette
Fauber, and Harrison Peer and Sarah Ann HI
wife are not inhabitants Of this state-lt Is order
ed. That the sad defendants do appear here WITH
I'm oncnnonth after due publication hereof, and
do what Is necessary 10 protect their interest," that
COPY of this order he published in some news
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successive weeks and copy posted at the from
door II the Court House OF said county. on Inc
nrst day Of the next circuit Court.
GEO. w. MlLEY. c. G. G. s. G
COPY. TE5rR.
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ORGANocss.5,,a s;c. ~,

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Public Sale
Oh.
SHENANDOAH FARMERS MILL
STOCK.

By virtue Of decree ayrenlered in Tie cause Of
Seener's Exr W Seeme.'s heics, pending ID the
circuit Court Of Frede lex County, Va sue under
signed will OR-r fOf sale puJiily UsfOre tae VIII
son Hote. in ut. Jackson, shenandoah County,
Va. on
DECEMBER llM at , 30 o'clock
in the afternoon. fifteen shares OF stock OK The
shenan Oah Rsligers hiu 90. stin1ins IN the
name Of j. y. Il. Moore.
Terms Cash: For further particulars apply 10
the undersigned.
WI T.. CLARK,
JAS. II. WILLIAMS,
A. T.. pENDLEfON.
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TaE NUMBER OF DEAD ABOUT TEN

CHICAGO, Nov. IA dispatch
f.om St. Paul, Mimi, says Con:
gresham Strait, president of the
Board of Trustees of the st. Peter
Insane Asylum, tclegraphed to the
icneer Press at midnight will no
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02

There will BE- no other public celebration Of
Independence day in this city next Monday OK
cept the firing Of salute at sunrise by Major
Hanuomans artillery and su old fashioned
Fourth Of July meeting to be held by the Old.
est Inhabitants association in one of the hall.
ways of Corcoran building. The Declaration
ofIndependence will bo read and an Grafton
delivered. The District commissioners have
officially requested Major Hanncman to con-
duct the firing ola salute Of 800 guns at sun
rise in the ArmOry Square lot. In. pur.
suance Of this request Major Hannomans corps
will camp in ArmOry square the night pre-.
vious in order to be- on hand early. There
are already indications that the day will be
appropriately celebrated in the usual noisy
way by the younger portion Of the population.
Most Of those who have grown too big to take
AN interest in the explosion of flro.crackers
and torpedOCs will celebrate by going on OK
cursons and picnics, or staying at home and
reading in the papers the accounts OF Fourth
Of July casualties gathered by theIeportor, to
whom Fourth Of July, which is a holiday for
others, means OnIya day on which he must
keep his eyes open,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02
err NOg rs.

The only Turlish hath IN tbe CITY. ZOO T.
street near Judiciary Sauarr. Best shampooer
this side of New York. DIR. Boyee.
AT the animal mootin, IF tho Dis,,ict
cor,,nissionors ,,o'to,In,, NJ Mt ,,,a go.
elected president for the ensuing wear.
-Trrkisb Rrssi,r orI e,rrInr p,ths -
tbe ,y.ii'no,vn ,,ia"o oo2 T. trnt NiotL Nv
ITO o,,Iv rIiablp ,ica In iis ci,,. Co., ,,or,,i
hstbs f'"'' ivy ~ ssD"'"'
Tho ro,rrlico,, oo,,tro, oor,r,it.ooo r Ga,
Dist,irt vii Not tn.,,i,It 70 - AL o
,ior ,,,,, tho s,,Iio,t 80 i,I1i,,. -
Gc,tirp n,c"Cir, ''''' " "''N'"e s'""N '''''
u.,N'.99' r ,..,
,IHea"PuarteTS lor Hisposa OF secondhand
99o sm,o ~ stro nai
nron,ntIy attcmIcd ~ ~ mol
nv 80
NC heaith ohcer mas notlhed inc DISTRICT
I'm 'u't VnS o3toih Mnleh sup
p rt guy Pump W, uoi Vi i"u'"h" aNou"' anu
-Sir' F. a. rFCueIlck ms competed piahs
lor tno new entrance 10 the navy yard ana
WoiN WlIl DC cG'hlnehcc e. nnihouiately uhGer
Iho appropriation OF 90o'OUo maze Tor TINS
PURPOSE
-Messrs. w. W. Curtis of the fifth division
Uhapln Brown OF the sixth division, and w.
~. Sii'Il anu AIrou Iope OF inc seventh
uISS,on' nave oooh reappoihtea us school
trustees
The congregation OF John Wesley a. NJ.
y. Zion church surprised thoir pastor, Rev.
| w. II. Ross and his wife with visit, and
before leaving presented the reverend gentle
man with sum Of money.
The excursions to Occoquan Falls on tho
steamer Mary Washington every Monday,
| Wednesday, Friday and Saturday oGor
splendid opportunities for taking delightful
trips on the Potomac with little expense.
| --Brights disease and all kidney affections,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, neuralgia, PARALYSIS,
diseases of females and all nervous and chronic
diseases POSITIVELY cured by Dir. Boswortb. gl8
L street. Lady assistant in attendance. See
| his card.
A cool fresn brec2e in n1o,sant co,,p,nv
NAV be enioved on thc Corcnran which COOS
down tho ri,,o, -. E9n III, "',o, So
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02

The cork Of the court has issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses: William A. Eliason
aud Annie G.. Dolploy; L. Il. Haight and NJ
A. Clarkson j. p. Lewis of New Hampshire
and Mrs. Mary Wilkey of this city; john NJ
Palmer of New York city aud Mary Broden
of Alexandria, Va; William Zimmerman and
Annie l.. Dcnnison, both of Georgetown d.
G.; Charles Queen and Fannie Bcll William
Wise and Annie NJ. Gator; George Lee and
Mary S. Washington; j. b. Hntchins ofNorth
Carolina and Hattie b. Williams of Fairfax
county, Va; J. A. Martin of New York CITY
and Addio II. Owrand of this city; George W.
Harris and Mary L. Hall; George Hutton and
Susie b. Roll
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02
ALEXANDRIA AFF.iIRS.
ALHxANpR1A. July I, 1850.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1, lboU.
The committee appointed for tho purpose
have inspected tho almshouso, and are well
pleased with its condition. new barn is In
course of erection. The grounds arc all undor
cultivation aud have been entirely inclosed.
Mayor Smith made the annual review Of the
police force this morning, and congratulated
them upon their fine appearance.
The machinery at the ongino-house, ship
yard, has been put in thorough repair, and the
schooner Stephen Morgan will now be hauled
on the ways for repairs
Tho Alexandria Light Infantry have occu-
pied their new nrmory, on Royal street, and
will have n reunion this evening, IL being the
anniversary of the companys organization.
Tho company will shoot for q gold medal OH
July o.
Tho Gazette gives an account Of the burning
of the mills of j.. Burgess, jr aud houses in
tho vicinity at Culpeper Courthouse carly
this morning, Seven buildings wGro destroyed,
and the origin is supposed TO be incendiary.
Mossrs. Joseph Padgett, George and James
Phillips and joshua Harrison were injured
last evening by being dragged in AN over.
turned wagon between this city and Thcoogi
cal seminary, where lhoy had boon working.
Mr.. Padgott is thought TO be seriously injured
internally, and the others escaped with bad
bruises
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02
a Young Mems Republican club.

Last night q large and enthusiastic crowd
of well-known young men of the city held y
meeting for the purpose of organizing n CEN
trail Garfield and Arthur club They elected the
following officers; William Fenimoro Cooper,
president; Albert N. Dewey vico.presidcnt,
w. ii. Van Week secretary T.. h. Clements
assistant secretary, George w. Billings treas.
urcr, and David |. Williams financial score.
tary. As tho vote was announced each officer
was called upon to speak, aud each answered
in such manner as to show that the spirit Of
rcpublicansm was firmly imbedded in tho
minds Of our young citizens. 1t is tho inton-
tion of this club to form Garfield and Arthur
clubs throughout the country aud to furnish
them with everything that is necessary for a
1rst-class club. The organization bids fair to
be one Of tho strongest IN the country. They
extend cordial welcome to all the republican
yonng men of the city. Their headquarters
will be at 1914 Z street northwest during the
coming campaign. The next meeting will be
held on Thursday, July 5, at 8 o'clock p. NJ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02
Shifting TILE DOORS.
The District Fortifying Itself Against III
truding Claimants

Tho commissioners yesterday issued an order
forbidding employees nj tho District to furnish
information to parties holding claims against
the District, under tho act of congress ITO
provide for the settlement Of all outstanding
claims against the District aud comforting
jurisdiction ON the court Of claims" also for.
bidding employees from giving any assistance,
IN any form or manner, to such claimants;
also that all applications by claimants for in.
formation from tho records of the District shall
be referred to- the Encouragement of the
United States for his opinion as to whether
the information asked can be furnished with.
out injury to the interests of the District.
Tho commissioners issued an order ycs or.
day that tho auditor and comptroller shall
cause the kcy Of the vault room containing
tho records Of the auditors office, of the late
board OF public works AMI OF the records of
the late board of audit 10 be deposited IN his
safe each day when the Office is vacated.
They also ordered that hereafter no person
except the members OF the fire board and tho
heads Of bureaus shall be admitted into the
Columbia building after Office hours without
special permission.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02
The Fourth in tho Mountains.

The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has solved
tho question which is puzzling many of TIKI
REPUBLICANS readers iust now, as to where
and how TO spend the Fourth ofJuly. The Balti.
more & Ohio company have arranged special
excursion to Deer Park aud Oakland, two Of
the most delightful mountain resorts in The
country. The round-trip tickets will DO sold
for ST. and be good on any oil the three fast
trains tomorrow and good for return unit
Tuesday night The unequaled attractions
offered by this trip and the inducemcnt Of ar
exceedingly low rate of fare will undoubtedly
call out very large excursion party. Tickets
are now on sale at all of the Baltimore & Ohio
ticket Offices aud at the depot.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02

The water registrar has grief with THl:
REPUBLICAN, and as he presents tho case it. is
genuine. A communication was admitted to
the paper over the signature Of 20. X. H."
which reflected very severely upon the o1-
cial action Of tho registrar, and which, accord.
ing to the narrative Of that officer was precip-
tate and unjust. The grievance Of 80. X. H.
was that he had paid ms water rates and yet
his supply had been cut of. This, on the face
of it, was real grievance; but the explanation
involves misfortune for which the law, and
not the registrar, was responsible. UniOr.
tunately for 20. X. H. one pipe supplied three
houses, one OF which he occupied He had
paid and the others had not, aud the law de-
mands in such cases that the water shall be
cut of until the whole is paid, though IL in
hcts So rious wrong and Inconvenience upon
the paying coparcencr This is not the first
time that innocent persons have suffered by
an unfortunate copartuer5hip in business 70.
lations
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02

Messrs. Birncy & Biney, counsel for Joseph
Kent, yesterday obtained writ for the petit
toner from Justice Uagncr returnable forth.
with. lie was tried and convicted in tho po.
lice court of being m unlicensed produce dealer
aud sentenced to pay fno of So in addition
to the license, or DO imprisoned in the work.
house for seven days. His counsel believe
that the court was without authority in law
to order the petitioners imprisonment for fail.
IRE to pay tax due tho District, and that the
judgment was void and the relatOr unlawlully
held. Tho case is brought as a test to see il
an alternative sentence in the police court Is
valid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02
4 DISPUTED WATER BILL.
A Test Case Brought Before the Equit
Court,

Court,
Messrs. NJ w. Gait, William Gait and Henry
5. Davis yesterday flied a bill In equity against
the District commissioners, praying for on in.
junction. The complainants represent that
they are owncis ONO. il2 Seventh street north.
west part Of the intelligence building occupied
for building purposes; that upon the payment
of the lawful rent they are untitled to the use
of the Potomac water distributed throughout
the District that the commissioners, by the
authority vested in them, on January l, $780,
promulgated q certain schedule OF watcr.ronls
for this year; in June 1ssO, tho water regis.
trar rendered bill for the Waterfront Of No.
Il2 seventh street. for tho year ending De.
cembor 81, 1850, purportng 10 be for seven
teen offices, and amounting to S51. The com.
panonts avur that there arc not seventeen
offices on these promises, or any Office into
which Potomac water is brought By pipes or
any water service; that no water is brought
into the building ut all except ON the ground
floor, which is used for stores only, and the
rent for these has been paid to December 81,
1850. The water for the fourth floor is brought
by 4 single spiggot, which is utterly useless aud
out of order the grcal er part of the timo and it
IS unreasonable to charge sol for this service.
The bill for these premises ia the year 1879
was $50. Not having paid tho SOL the water
registrar threatens to Cnt the water or and tho
complaiuants asked that they be restrained
from so doing until the equities in the case
are decided.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02

The following is Health Officer Townshend's
report Of the operations of his office for the
week ending June 90, 1850; Nuisances reported
593; referred, %; abated sos; referred to com
mssioucrs, g; official notices issued, SO; cti.
2ens complaints, 60; causes of death referred
to coroner 4; deaths from all causes reported,
III; burials at public expense, H. Tons of
garbage removed, 100; dead animals removed,
81. Marine products inspected-325 bushels
oysters, 1,3i6 punches fish, 15 surgeons, 800
trout, III 80 blue fish, l3l shcephead, 375 mack
erel, 20 porges, IS 55i crabs, 49, 96 clans,
5 turtles, 100 salt shad, $50 salt herring.
Marine products cOndemncd-i5 bushels oys.
tcrs, liG lunches fish, 100 blue fish, 13O5t
crabs, 1876 clans, 100 salt shad, $50 salt her.
ring. UnwhOlesomo food condemned-2GO
pounds beef, 1913 pounds mutton, liS pounds
veal, 27l pounds pork; 80 pounds bacon, II
pounds sausage = tongues 10 chickens, / live
calf, 422 CabbagGs, $50 dozen cucumbers, GIL
dozen cymlngs, 53i pecks peas, $50 punches
beets, 81 punches asparagus, 30 pecks beans,
81 heads OF lettuce, 81 punches radshes, 70
lunches rhuburb I'll peck5 potatoes, lip
quarts berries, rs quarts cherries, Is peclls to-
natoes, 9 Pncappcs %! bushels miscellaneous
vegetables. Pound report-AnimaIs impoundcd,
56i redeemed, Is; killed. 81; in pound 2. Re.
port OF physicians to the poor-2OO patients
treated, Of which SO were white and lI7 col
ored; 277 visits were made ana 70 consultations
held; 30 orders for food were issued to sick poor
persons,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-07-02

drawn between the apparatus Of the new con-
tractor and the big machines used by the old
contractor were unfavorable to the new ar
rangement. Tho contractor, however, an
nounccs that the present arrangement is only
temporary, as the new apparatus, said to be of
tho best pattern, will arrive in tho city ready
for use in ten days.