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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01
II o g t 4 y.
BE OF GOOD CHEER.

|ngh tangled hard life's knot may be,
BID YEARLY we rue Il,
silent touch OF father time
Sme day will sure undo It.
Then darling, wait;
Nothing is late
the light that shines forever.
faint Mt heart. a friend IL gone;
! chafe at the worlds harsh drill
ing;
kremble at sorrows on every side,
the myriad ways Of killing.
Yet say We all,
Ifa sparrow fall,
BE- lord keepeth count forever.
keepeth count. We come. we go,
le speculate, toll and faltcr;
the measure to each of veal and
woe
ID only can give or alter.
He sendeth light,
He sendeth night.
nd change goes on forever.
|, not take life with cheerful trust,
|ith faith in the strength of weak
ness 7
slenderest daisy rears its head
fith courage, yet with ineekness.
A sunny face
Hath holy grace,
woo the sun forever.
bver and ever, my darling. yes
bodness aud love are undying
N the troubles and cares of earth
te winged from the first for flying.
Our way we plow
In the furrow snow !"
after tilling and growing the
sheaf
for the root, but the sun for the
leaf
nd God kcepeth watch forever.
MARY NJ. DODGE.
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tia Fad Of the World Come This
Year :?

ell, yes, anxious tronblel lues.
Pr it will. We hope you will
satisfied to have the matter de-.
|ely settled. Aud we can tell
positively that il will. We
y as much about il as Prof.
ftor, as Prof. Swift, as the
thsonian Institute, and the
onal Observatory, and more
the U. s. Sigual Service. You
been tormented aud tortured,
oubt' by Mother Ship,on, aud
he comet, and the Canadian
er, who built him, an ark and
u all ready to launch for the
OF June--he can go into the
business with it.now, or sell it
% Mississippi Barge and Traus-
htion Compapy--and by tho
erites, aud one fool thing and
per, until your miud is distract.
nd you can't sleep, and don't
1t worth while to pay your
p. All the same. you will have
" or 60 out OF business. Aud
world should come to au end
p o'clock tomorrow morning,
o'45 .. m. money would be
per cent, on g.lt.edse paper,
none to easy to get them.
you zee the fact that the world
ning TO an end won't make any
renee In your busiusss affairs.
pnt make any change 10 the
ownsss Of tue strawberry boxes
'ersou; the good berries will all
the TOP ths same as last year,
eternity starinG them in The
'nsukisd will 60 right on.
Hing aps lying. and praying
singing, sad swsariua ssd dssI.
sooa esely, and dviug tricky
loving - AA'i's' lssshisi
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01
Words Of Wisdom.

Fancy rnns most furiously wher
conscience drives il.
Many live miserably anl meanly
just TO die magnifcently aud rich.
Treat your enemies as if they
would some time or other be your
friends.
Laws are always multiplying iaw.
yers, aud lawyers always mul iplyins
laws.
Impos.ibli,ies, like vicious dogs
fly before him who Is not afraid Of
them,
II is only those who have done
nothing who fancy they can do
everything.
Love is compond of honey and
gall mixed in various proportions
for customers.
Follow the fashion you had bet
ter display other peoples follies
than your own.
Many prile themselves upon
being wild yoang men who are only
wild beasts.
lie who knows hil ignorance is
the professor OF tho rarest kind
Of valuable knowlelSe.
Shut not mp a brood of evil pas
sions in your bosom like enraged
serpents they will bite their cage.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01
A Train SCare.

u was night.
Night in Arkansas.
Ii was night in other states as
well but Arkansas is one with which
we have to deal at this writing.
1t being oVrdurn to deal.
a lightning express was booming
along at the rate OF sixty miles an
hour. Every car was full, miny
standing in the aisles with that
meesuess and patience only seen on
IN American railroad, to accommo-
date the fellow who wants four seats
all to him self.
The lamps bl.z, l liiflly over tho
passengers disters, which seemc |
to tit us travelling dustors usually
DO.
Tue conductor had passed through
(Which was more than he would al,
low anyone else to do without the
requisite pis). ching people in
waUofulness in order tLat he might
punch their tickets.
Tho train boy had hlled the pas
sengers' laps with books, to keep
thom from bouncing in their seats
while going over rough places
The brakeman had put his head
in and shouted "Tbo next stopping
place is-.' the name Of the stat
ion being lost in the Stunning of
the door.
The boy who is always day had
made his fifty-sccond pilgrimage to
the water tank.
And tho woman who wants air
had just torn of her last re naming
finger nail in trying to get her wins
dow mp.
This was on railroad in the state
OF Arkansas
Suddenly the car door opens.
A youthful figure appears, hold
ing something in his hand upon
which the light glitters. He pres
sents it in significant manner and
cries.
snow, gentlemen, your money
-'
Fifty mon turn pals and cry,
"Don't shoot !"
Twenty females scr ,am with one
voice, aud some faint.
There is q hasty thrusting OF
watches aud pocketbooks beneath
cushions and into boots.
Strong men fight for place uns
der the seats where they can secrete
"Gentlemen," again cries the boy
ish voice, ringing high and clear
above the screams OF women aud din
OF the train (grasp for mercy from
some OF the men), "let me sell you
some Of this excellent tropical fruit
and he extends in his dexter hand-a
banana.
1t was the train by, pursuing his
useful aud harmless vocation.
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Love S Endurance.

Us make us brave and strong,
|ifrcring makes us stronger {;
th endures the trial long,
bve the suffering longer.
|vhi,h It's or lot u sh ~,
h will kindly help us bear.
II the i'll we cannot cure,
,ve will help us to endue.
Ia hath agonics its own,
fe hath sorrows greater;
fries which sin alone
the chief creator.
can bear them. il we will.
h will kindly help w still;
It the pains we cam ,t cure,
Pve will help ms to'cudure.
lan hearts go down the way,
husing, but to borrow
Ion from their grief to-d,y,
Mort for their sorrow.
|ppoin.inent. trouble, care,
b has kindly helped than 5,lr,
tbs griefs they coIld not cu -,
I'VE lptth helped them to en lura.
pr worthincsS -our prayer
such sweet assurance
be praised for faith to bear,
laise for loves endurance.
forbid that doubt of heart
should bid faith depart
Aus the ills which have no cure,
we will help us to endure.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01
Brace up Old Man.

"Rather poor business for an old
man like yon,' remarked lis Honor
as Jasper White stood before him.
That's . fact, Squar'-thats a
fact
You must be nearly sixty years
old -
~!'m sixty,tw,, Sqnar','
"And yon were brought in here
so linpsy drnnk that they could
have tel yolr legs in a donble'boS
knot
"That's fact solemn fact Sqrar ,
I've made a fool Of myself and I'm
willin' to own right mp. lsot in the
cell thar this mornin thinkin' it all
over, au' says l to myself Jasper
White, you've went an gone an
made n tarnal fool OF yourself, anil il
you are sent to state prison for life
it will sarve you right"
"You don't live here :"
"No, SONAR, live up here in
back county aud I'm down here on
bizness. Fact is, one of my old
nayburs lives here, and he had his
eye on a second wife for me-
"What ! at your age 2"
"Jist like me, Squar. see it
now, but l didn't yesterday. I'm a
sort OF an old twain fool l am"
"And did you marry ?"
mo | was kinder bracin' mp
with a little beer to go over aud see
the critter selected for me and !
braced too much"
"Do you know what you want to
do 7"
81 reckon l might as will take
pizen !?'
"No, sir. You go for your satchel.
Then go for the depot. Then go
for home and don't ever get out of
sight of your farm again"
"Aud you won't jug me p
mo-"
Nor fine me y
"No."
"squar', you're hull load OF
bricks Say shake hands with me
Thar I! You've saved my life, aud be
the big hen il don't send you down
carload Of apples and popcorn
then I'm a sinner. Good-bye-good.
bye-I'm of--going straight home
going to stay there saved my life
never forget it--good-bye =
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He Loved The FIal.

A Woodward avenue salonist was
decorating his bar tho other day
with small ntg5, when stranger,
who hal Just got outside of four
inches OF whisky, leanel his elbow
on the bar anl observel:
Stranger, I d. lJvs that hts.
DO, ell =
'You bet do
Were you in war"
Not exactly, but my heart was
there"
'Whero was your body ?
Say. that's the only thing blame
this government for. Ifthere hadn't
been such golden chances to make
from SiO0 to s9Joby jumping the
bounty I'd have died for the flag
and my old dal and two brothers
would have died for her. 1t was a
mean trick of Uncle Sam to shake
5000 at fellow who wanted to wrap
that old flag around him and die on
the field. jumped the bounty four
different times, and between me and
you, | wish / hapd't. You see
amt got the face now to ask Uncle
Sam to grant me pension for a
broken leg received on the scoot
through Canada, though may work
up to it in time. Bless the old stars
aud stripes-and gimme d little
more of the same brand !-Detroit
Free Press.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

A kind father Tho father OF q
St Louis bride presented his SON.
in.law with $4,000 head Of cattle.
"Papa dear" exclaimed his daugh-
ter, when she heard OF it, "that was
80 kind OF you Charley's awfully
fond Of ox-tail soup."-Chicago 2Ti-
bul.e.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

Numerical impossibility "Mary
says you cah Z come to soc her any
more,o said a boy 20 his sisters sd-
mirsr "yYby not y "Bscause yo'i
come "A ~ her every evening sdw,
sud ~ Sould you cans shy vs's =
.-ps.ms A.~s;,st
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

Out Of proportion Az Oil City
man purchased a small hnnd bellows,
took it home and toid his wife he
had concluded to blow his brains
out whereppon she replied that a
smaller si,cd bellows would have
answered the purpose better. -Oil
9Hy perrics
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(H5ticura
Bioof P0isoHj8gs, STofH'ous II
ccrs anil Nchjng Htwors, ID.
SccSacs anil GMnduiar
.SreNiHgg.
lead POISONING.

w. Albert Kinrshurv. Kecns. y. H.. trouh.
ied with bad humnr on hanls Puf neck, CtUa.
- by lead poisoning, tiie's = paintcr.l At
times II would h-eok on crack orcn ani tho
kin scrnrntc from the flesh In large pieces,
suffering vre1t continual itching nri singing.
Purchased your rene tie. used Irrtrru. r..
zoLvrNf internally. and trrirrRN md CO..
.UUrRA soar eNtorn1llv, and In les than threa
months effected = comuletH cure, Nnd has not
hCeu troubled since. N'rr0hor'''i by Ballard
\ Poster, Druggists, ke9nc. y, H.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

Mitigated misery "Go in to the
room and bring that cake off the
table, said an Austin mother to her
son. ''It's too dark pm afraid to
go into the room" "Go right into
that room this instant or I'll go in
aud bring out the strap" "If-you
bring--out the strap" replied the
boy, sobbing, .bring the-cake along
--too. .r--7teas Strings.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

Illinois has 2f,39o pensioners who
draw S5,ooo,ooo ayedr. Al,
Finger Sails two inches long arc
The pride Of o Baltimore womau'
rye Esyptisus phcea q mummy
q sts'y lsssai boards " fsniud thsn
III i@1estsIbt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01
rARri,

Z. ". Adams. Nrwart. onto. rya ''rrt.
'rUA RrNrufra are mo groptrs' mo M" mos
on o1rth itai trr worst rl.e salt Ttoufn In
Tits county. Ne inn'hcr had ~ twenty wears
tni IN tact He'd from U,. | hrlivc tuTiCUUN
would have .py,d hrT I'e. MY nrins, broqVt
and ho,i, warc co,,rci fr thrce ycsrs. which
nothing relieved pr ,uIed ubtll usel the JuT.
tCvUN RrsuLyENT Informally. rul CUrI,vHN
AMI CvTI,rUA soar externally
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01
Charles I. died on the scefrold.

James I died from drinking and
the effects of vice.
The most ihoughtfnl man has
been discovered in New Jersey.
just before he died he said to tho
undertaken. "When you put mo on
'ce. DO not wnsto any on M foot /;
they have already been frozen"
IL was Boston lad who. walking
1ne day with bis guardian. saw q
drunken soldier lying in tho street,
and pointing TO the recnmbent fig
hre. remarked "Papa, guess he
doesn't belong to the standing
rmv.'
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SALT RlIEs'N,
CUTI(erRA.

and CUTicuRA soar externally ami CuTIcURA
REsoLvrNr internally viii positively cure ev-
cry spnclcs OF HumOr from Common Pimplo
T. Srroiuln.
Price oi oitrrtCURA small boves. SOC large
boxes, ~ tUTtCuRN REsoLyEsr, ~ per battle.
turlCCHN soar, .bc. CUTtCURA 'SHAvINd
soar, 100. sold ny all druggists.
Depot, WEEKS n POTTER, Boston, Mass.
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PSORIASIS.

rurei NJ Is'rlie's ur i"prpsy, Cftwcnty ycars'
standing, rs. tho C,rt'vEN RraoLvENr r.,
tcrptlly. nrN ruri.rEA nud trrtoUuN soar
cviorurliy. Tho mHst wonderful case on rec.
.uri euro certified tn 1afnrc1 Justice Of thu
ponce nui prominent citizens. Az ntnleted
with Itching nnl s'aly disease should send to
~ for this testimonial In uli.
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TIE POST.
',tbf,hod every Thursday Evening
JEREMIAH GROUSE, Prop'y
Terms Of Subscription.

Terms Of Subscription,
rwO DOLLARS PER ANNuM. Pay
able within six months, or $2,50ifnot
paid within the year No paper dis.
confined until all arrearages are
paid unless at the option Of the pub
Usher.
Subscriptions outside OF tho connty
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addressed % others become Subscribers
and are liable forthe price ofthe paper
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

Frogs continue TO gtow for five
years.
Charles II died suidoniy--it is
,ssid Of spoplesys
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-12-01

N nB5pn Hand Horphise eaters cured With
N rsih by themselves. Sead
UrUW ,s% Ty,,S &, Isi.sss 4, Ssar
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21
K. SchmitL sells b. b. Is.
lis Better than BarnJan's

From the California (Mo.) Monitor
"Miles Orton's Great Mastodon Shows
exhibited in this city last Monday. 'ht
tent VAS well filed. both afternoon anC
evening. We can say OF this circus
that it is the best we have seen iol
many year; we have attended Bar
NUNS tar-tamed show and most OF the
leading circusss, and in our opinion
Orton's excels them all. Mr.. Field,
as clown, Is hard to beat. The
Ortou children 10 their tra2tze ant
bareback acts are simply wonderful
We haven't space to enumerate the
many good things Of this circus, bu
think tie grOund covered when we say
us better than Barnum's." Mr.. Or
ton has Tor this season made many new
additions to his already novel eXhibi
lon. Among the prnciple features
contained ID The present great show a'e
The Spanish Circo, Signor Dawn, wLC
iugules with Burning Balls Of Fire
Azel. the atmospheric phenomenon
Little Allie and Bersard, sensation
ovmpasts, in their terrific descent, lik'
blazing comet slot from the drcaC
immensely of space, the School o
CANNES, including the only dog tina
turns a saumersalt on bareback horse
Hagenbeck's Royal German Menagerit
and Thierpark. containing the monster
crocodile. beautiful tigers aud leopards
the Herd of Acting Elks, Lucera'
Trained Lions, loose on the highway
the Famous Museum, Orton's Owl
Moral Circus of 100 celebrities, includ
ing Miles Olton, bareback champion
OF the world, FIVE Great Clowns, TN
Bicycle Riders and hundreds OF othe
new attractions, all of which will b
exhibited here soon.
So wait for the only Big SlOY uayc
Ing and avoid going abroad where th'
Biggest of Slows is about TO visit you
very door. Tell every body that th'
BIZ Show will be at Woodstock Oct
18th aud the admission price will D
only hity cents to see every advertise
attraction. Don't be misled by an.
other advertisements, but bear in MINE
the great Show will be at Wo9dstoc
not until Oct. 18th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21

Preamble and Resolutions adopted
by the M. E. Sabbath School at Wood
stock Va, Sept, 1881.
WHEREAS, IN the inscrutable wis.,
Ion of Almighty God, he has seer
best To remove from our fellowship auo
from earth HENRY X. HAAS, one o
our brightest and most faithful scholars.
Resolred, That as Sabbath School
we realize that in the death oil litllt
Henry, we have lost most punctuai'
faith ul and racta'lc scholar, yet We
humbly bow 10 the dispensallon OF Il
wise providence AID leel that our loss
is his gam.
Resolved. That We will endeavcr to
emulate his virtues, li' quiet ebliglns
and seuial Disposition, and learn IRON
ms death, the brevltv and uncertainty
Of human life, SO that y hen the masters
luminous SHALL come To us, We may oC
repaired to obey without tear.
Resolrsd, That va tender TO the
hereavcd parents, brothers, and sister
our sincere and heartfelt sympathy IN
this their hour OF sore affl ctlOu.
ReSoleed, That these resolutions be
spread upen the minutes of the school,
andth copy be furnished 20 tie
bereaved family and also the Shenan'
doah Ii raid and the Epi> cOpal Mrtbt'
dist tor publication.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21
WOODSTOCK, Sept. 10, 1881.

| Mr.. Editor:
The Hon. John Goode in bis
speech tere aud on others occasions ID
alludlng 10 the Management OF the psni'
teutiary under the present supcnnten-
dent saw proper 10 say that Ithc fact of
the institution nOW being self-support-
Ing was not owing TO the able aud
energetic administration Of the present
superintend, ut Rcadjuster, but to the
democratic Board Of Directors and 10
the Governor. Now Mr.. Editor IN Il
heated political can paign one may 10 AXE
excuses Tor great mauy hastily aud in
excitement uttered expressions, but L
certainly do not think it is fair to de-
Drive a competent and faithful officer OF
credit so Justly earned by aud due HIM
though he be Rsadjuster. Now what
are the facts: Up to Mr.. Williams as
Stunning control of tbs effice (And by The
way for Which he never was candidate
directly nor Indirectly the peniIeniiary
was an expense to the State 10 the
amount of SO TO CO., 900 dollars per an =
mum. At this time Governor Holiday
had been III Office fully two years and
the majority OF the Board OF Directors
from 6vs to six years. Yet during all
this time tho penitentlary was drawn
OH the State Treasury to the above
amount. For be il frOa me TO TAX
from members OF The Board Of Directors
one particle OF the credit due tnem or
from the Governor any due him for they
are ali the friends OF the writer and III
their various official positions did to
some extent assist the uperlntendent,
in not only making the institution SELL
supporting bat making 1t a source OF
actual revenue 10 the State, for had
they made captious or wilful opposition
to his business ike system they might
have Frustrated his efforts. But as
good business men when they received
the superintendent's fret report they al
once saw, and will so openly a1ni't,
that they had the right nan in the
right place. They through him received
more knowledge and information dur
ing the course OF three months than
thew ever had, daring the period OF live
wears. When the superintendent
plsdged himself that with their approval
to his system of management az busl-
mesa arrangements he would M lke lie
peniteutiery self-supporting in less than
two years they bade him go on, and
nobly has he redeemed his promise. lie
first told the Board OF Dire ctors that
manufacturing on State account was
losing business to the State, he first told
them that the contract system was the
only safe system for the State. He was
the first man TO lay facts and figures
before the Board and thus place them
in possession acknowledge never grant
ed them before, aud through him the
people of Virginia to-day have penal
Institution that is paying them $40 OOu
year instead of costing nearly $50 0Oe.
And in conclusion Mr.. Editor l would
say that perhaps there are great many
that weuld like to belttle his work. but
don't let great political party or its
representatives lower themselves by
depriving Of credit any one who has so
richly earned it, thOagh he be our po-
litical opponent.
VERITAS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21
No more dyspepsia B. B. B. kills II

LIST OF CONvEYANCEs. Deed from
Jne. d. Miller and wife to Noah Rlnker.
Deed from Geo. FunkhOuser jr. to
A. Ii. Barb.
Deed from Jacob u. Hoffman and
wife TO Danl' B. Stickley.
Deed from Abram FunkhOuser and
wife to Geo. Baker
Deed from James Summers and vile
to SAml. L. Getz.
Deed from Caroline Blackford to
Whitea Bowman SC.
Deed frem Eli Cofelt and wife &c
VIM. Coffelt.
Deed from Daniel Stickley SC. tc
jos. Stickley.
Deed from c. NJ. Sommers Exr. t.
Lewis Everline and wife.
Deed from L. Trlplett jr. Cemr. tC
Levi Rinker.
Deed from Levi Rlnker to Jas. c.
Ross.
Deed from Jno. W. George Trus. tC
Abraham Whetzel.
Deed from Geo. Order and wife t
James Willis.
Deeb frem Jas. X. Boyer and wife tC
Jas. r. Keller.
| Deed from II. II. Haun and wife 10
Jacob F. Raw.
| Deed FROM Jacob Estep and wife t.
James Ii. Thompson.
| Deed frsm r. NJ. Conn TO Jehr
williams SC. Trus.
Deed from VIM. VetteTs and wife t.
Milton Vetters.
Deed from Susan Lake admr. t
Abraham Alger.
D. P. from Jacob Lichliler will
Conrad Lichliter and wife.
Deed from P. S. Wise aud wife Il
John A. Roller.
Deed from T. p. Irwin and wife t
Virginia Farra.
Deed frsm Eli A. CARRIER 10 Jas. Fl
Hoover Trus.
Deed from A BRAN FdnkhOuser an
wife to Wm. Fsnkhouser.
Deed from Franklin Brooks aud viii
to Jacob 2. Grim.
II Deed from J. Hottie cOmr. to A. j
McQuay,
II Deed from Martha A. Moury TO Lev
W. Ssnner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21
Ma hone in 1850 as a Prophet
CONMITTER Rooms

COMMITTEE Rooms
READJUsTER ORGANIZATION.
Richmond, Va, October %, 1880.
LET me assure you, as do CONF
IDENTIFY, that Your electoral ticket head
ed by Cameron and Rlddleberger and
pledged to Hancock will carry the State
by a plurality of25, 900; that 1t will beat
either Funder or Grlpsack tickets by
this vote, NOT LESS. RELY ON THIS.
WILLIAM MALONE.
Result: Regular Democratic $3.50
ticket, 96'9lZ
Republican ticket, $4,000
Mahone's Cameron
and Riddleberger
ticket, 3l.6i4
This shows what sort of political
propbet Malone is, and what fraud he
is. Only sir days before the election
he "confdcntly assured" his dupes tina.
his stolen Hancock ticket would win by
"25 900 mcjority," when its 'chOle vote
did not amout 10 much more than that
number.
Beware of Malone or any OF his
votaries, for their boasts now OF success
are as absurd and fraudulent as in 1850.
- Conservative Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21

Religious Services on the 9Th and 9Th
Of Oct. the German Baptist will held
their communion meeting at the Valley
Pike Church. Ne tables will be allow
ed on the ground only, by special per-
mission. h. b. SHA'kH'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21

Alta meet Of the Town Council oil
Woodstock, Va. held, Tuesday morn
i,v Sept. 10th 1881, the following rss0-
latisn was passed.
Rssolsed, That in respect to the
remery of President Jas. A. GarGeld
the bells Of the various churches 10
town be ruDg and that they be toled
thirty eight times.
n. CoTPNAN Recorder.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-09-21

CIRcuIT CoURT.-The sad intelli'
peuce Of the death Of the President
James 4. Garfield, at 1885 o'clock,
last night, ing bssn received, IL
respect 10 his memory it is ordered ths
the court do Aow sdjOurn until to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock,
ACopy, GEO. W. NILEY,
Sept. 20, 1881. CLERK