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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
Valley News,

Page Courier A little son Of Josepl
KiLlinger, who lives near MaTks'i'l' .
tell from an apple tree on last Mouda'.
and fractured his skull. "A It'll
colored boy or years old. living wit.
Ms. Daniel Meyer, fell down three,
steps al her house on last Thursday
and broke both bones Of its leg. 80
last Friday Jacob Griffith, Ed. vile
for some time has beeu operating o
steam saw mill near Joseph Spillcr'
sustained serious injuries. We uudei-
stand that from some cause th'
carriage" run over HIM, breaking hi
leg inst above the ankle, or according
20 one account crushing it,. On las
Thursday, Madison Kite, a son of
Andrew, who lives at Slab Town, anr
Ah0 was engaged at work on HOnt y
Run trestle, was Instantly killed b
lalliog from the work. 1t seems they
ere engaged in raising some heav
timber with team owned by Mr.
Doyel. 1t was arranged that Mr.. D.
was 10 make only part Of day, and
when The timber was raised TO the
desired position come one called oul
10 him to go ahead" meaning tha, he
could unhitch his team aud 90 home.
He misunderstood the order and viii
out unhiiching drove his Team up, draw
Ing the timber out Of position, and
knocking Mr.. KITE of the ireslle. The
fall We understand was 40 or 50 fee
and the timber falling on him broke H.
neck and back. He died instantly. Fl
was AL unmarried man about 81 years
Of age.
Rockingham Register one Of the
most sorely afflicted families Of which
we have known for many years i, tina
of Mr.. Wm. Rf., who resides near thu
place. Within The pas; two weeks ht
has lost three of his children by
On Thursday morning las, about !
Or 8 o'clock, Mr.. Geo. w. Long, killed
A large bear IN the streets Of Dayton,
in this county, which weighed, gross.
l60 pounds. Bruin evidently was very
much mixed, and had wandered from
he woods, and when seen WAS walking
around on his hind f.et, as ifinyitug a
ustlo.
Warren Sentinel: This whole COM
nunily heard with sorrow Of the death |
n Alexandra on Sunday morning last |
IF our townsman, Mr.. w. II. Barley, |
lfter a long and painful illness. Our
columns shows the esteem IN whicl. he
vas held by hi' masonic brethren. Thi-
own will sadly miss his business energy
md enterprise
Sheperdstown Register A bass
II pounds was caught in the
Potomac. near Pclnt Of Rocks, MI.
few days ago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

CARBONDALE. PA, Ma ch 1.-The
hardest storm OF The winter prevailed
here today. SsveIl gangs ofshorellers
we're sent out along the railroads emery
NJ from the city, and The roads were
opened onlY TO De again arrted full.
Passenger aud coal trains we're stuck
fast in the snow. Telegraphic COM
municAton Sith the North aud South
is seriously inlerierea with, aud only
few are in working order below
ALBANY and Wilkesbarrs. The storm
still continues and the wind is blowing
rale.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Mach, A Sc.
we're snowstora has prevailed here
since last sight. Wires are down and
railroad travel Is iInpede1. Five regl
ments Mai mai Guards from western
part OF the State, On lhelr way to Wash-
lngton, were de.ained here all night,
bat lett between six and niue o'clock
this mornlng. 1t is still showing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

A BABY ATTACKED BY AN EAGLE.
On Friday last, near Milton, n. Z.
while the one year old boy OF Maj.
Williams was setting in the kitchen
door~a,, a large eagle lowering around
made swoop at chicken which the
child was feeding, and missed ii. The
bird few of, but came back. and made
\ second swoop this time at the child
whom il caught in its beak and lalons.
The child screamed. and when the nurse
came 10 the eagles talons were so er-
lansled in the child's dress that its a.
forts 10 escape were unavailing. aud the
curse succeeded in killing 1t. The birds
wings measured seven feet from tip 10
TN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
A farmsr 10 Helena Montana write

A farmer ia Helena Montana writes
to a friend In Minnesota saying that he
fears he will lose all his cattle md
sheep; 4 paid s45 per ton for the last
hay that got for them. This territory
will lose at least one forth OF all it's
stock, both cattle and sheep The snow
in most places Is three feet deep, and
often from nine TO twelve feet. Cattle
with sufficient remaining strength will
often follow load of hay coming into
market fifteen and twenty miles wi.h
the hope Of catching stray bite. The
SIRE els are full OF dJ ing animals, F fly
died the other day, all in one lot just
outside the town. | tear this last suow
will HnIsh all. II has showed every
day for seven days
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

The republicans appear to be arran =
lug 10 torn coalition with the Ma
honeites. II this i, not 50, what doe
Gen. GaIf-ld mean by saving tner
ma, be Questions paraln lnnt 10 the
debt question If Virginia. We are sat
isned ,hat one or the other OF thes'
auu-D, mDc.atic parIi 5 must swallow
The major part Of tn other. Somethln-
Of coalition is iuevl able. Either vii
lose a part Of It's vote, For ourselves
Se care not which heads the column,
sor which follows, i, is AL one ~ every
true Democrat. Let them take III
held, aud let the people UNDERSTAND
Hhal they are at. Let the people &c
that they ale Tor the overtime" OF TIT
Democratic party in VlrgiIla, perhap
evelya here, and .he people Ol Virgiui.
viii rise aud uvcrA helm and burr u
-ualiuOu as they did similar pArtlr'
black aud whlle, in 1869 aud 1873
Come Oh with pauper suffrage and III
.uIxlurrs, for a platform, aud you Vii.
dIaw Tie cUlUr hue 30 u-ht that AOu
leaders cannot Oreathe.-Lynch6aT5
AGrance.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

Some OF the republican newspapers
# Philadelphia are nothing if not the
correct expoaents # the implacabe hate
entertained By their readers for the PEG.
pie hose lot has hin cast in the South
Ere following extract from one If them
ssued last Sunday IS fair sample Of The
nay they 1, ell and talk sbout the South
ern people:
"Ihe men who to-day are living TO
how! their treason sflcr all these years,
would, in any other country, have paid,
on the Fallows, the penalty OF their
assaults upon the nations existence"
Aud all this, too, for no other cause
III an hat The history of the civil war in
this country written dy Mr.. Jefferson
Davis will soon be ready for the public.
-Aler. GaEette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

GERMAN CARP.-ID a recent letter
to Hon. John T. Harris Prof. Spencer
F. Baird u. s. Fish Commissioner at
Washington, says
II canpot cay precisely when shall
be able to send out another supply ol
carp 10 your State, but think can &C
comphsh II sometime in the course 81
the present year, when the breeders we
have on hand have spawned again."
ii enclose several forms of applica-
ton which you can send to your con-
-tituents and have filed up aud returned
20 me-"
This carp il valuable pond Ash and
we hope our readers who have pounds
will avail Themselves Of the opportuni-
~ 10 stock them as Prof. Baird is ready
TO distribute the tish.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
Venn0r's Prediction.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA,
MONTREAL, l4lh Feb. 1881.

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA,
MONTREAL, l4lh Feb. 1881.
Hon. 4. Solsmons, Warrington, ID. C.:
DEAR SIR: have waited for sea-
son, hoping 1.-THE fates" would allow
me to send you favorable prediction
for your festive season." March a;
but, alas! have waited 10 VAN.
March will enter 'like lion" nearly
everywhere, aud 10 term everywhere
I must include Washington, D. Z. The
Sd or 4th Of the month will, in all pro-
liability, bring cold dip" and stormy
weathe., with snowfills over Verv cou-
siderable areas; heavy winds and rains
about The 9th or 10Th, and a secoud
cold snap, with wrelched weather.
about the 10Th or 18th. Nv sincere
wish Is thai l may be wrong. remain,
dear sir, yours, most respectfully,
HENRY S. VENNoR.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

CHICAGO, ILL, March 4.-Lighl
snow has deem falling throughout the
day, aud aided by fresh winds, has ser.
we'd 10 continue the effects OF the great
Storm of Wednesday aud yesterday.
The railroads centering here, especially
those from the North and West, are still
practically showed up. and the trains
running at all are very irregular. The
street cars move slowly, with four
horses, and IN the country the public
highways are obstructed by huge DRIFTS,
rendering traffic lnpracucable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

CHICAGO. March 4. Its still showing
this morning, and the indications are
that the great storm which began We'd
uesday evening has net finished yet,
while its results in suspending traffic
will SUI vive nearly week. In the
county around Chicago all traces OF
ROADS have entirely disappeared and
many of the drifts are over six set high.
The Chicago postOffice over 200 tehs
of mail matter have accumulated waiting
to be sent out. To add TO o her -
comforts ofsnow, a milk and egg famine
is upon the CITY, the entire supply from
the Northwest began GU. OF.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

BALTIMORE, Marc h 5.-1ho second
section OF the fast line north, which
left Washington at LILO p. NJ. on the
Baltimore aud Potomac railroad. and
An extra train south bound with empty
passenger cars drawn by two engines.
soillded Ola The first curve south oil Sew
ern station. 6iteen miles from Baltimore.
One passenger and one trainhand we're
killed and seventeen reported wounded.
All three of the engines were wrecked.
A special ear with ex-President Hayes
aboard was attached TO the north. bound
tram, but was unhnrt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ WOudst0cs, Va. in 26th. 1851.
TO Maryland Fertnzng aud Manuflcta II g Co.
'omplt. aud L. u. ruukhouser, Joseph Funk.
l0user and sIft. !. J Burner = ). jameson, trus.
tee, A. lOuuI Committee Of Erhrcca MOUTH
and sdmr. u joseph Moultz decd. W. & j, Hotel
Nars aret fun. h0user and l.. &c be J. 4 eits
You are hereby nYtinei that l have fAed upon
tue lltl day ~ arch LeAt, between tie Luur. Of
&c ock, a. VI. anc u1l.ck. L. ". at ms Cfice, 10
ascertain and report a. follows: let. All iens
u Oh aud binding tier estate of h. D. Funk
nouser, and classify them the order Of lieu pri, ri.
ties, ID AS ecial Tel OFT lu relation g. the debts
secured 20 be aid IN tue several leeds OF tru,t re-
Erred 70 IN tue ola, which has- Leeu paid, fauy
tnd what rolerty therein couyese IL It'll IN pos
sessi Il u O.. ID. Fuushuuser 81. W At real estats
Il d FuuKhD u-er 5 seized IL. us .utrre.t IA the
e. aud IT, gr s. aud an ual value AID 4th. Any
% er matter may zee pertinent or that either
party ay esre required g. be taseu Dy the decrns
( oleuaLd all Circult Iourt relIuered on tue 9th
aay ofJauuarg lesl, ~ q SUIT ~ cLaucery deleud-
ug IN said c. urt between tue AIRY aud FertI iEinE
aud MAJ uiacturlug c.. COuplts. aud q. -. Fuuk-
e. D. :. and Il I ON auy cause the taking
f laid accounts 81 all n,t be cOnneuce,i having
teen commenced shn uid ut be cOmpi, ted on that
Jay, the t,Eing f tue same slll be ali urns fron
Jay g. Jay, OF from place 70 place. "a I'll the same
are tazeu aud npleted
GIVEN under ny aud as Commissioner IN chan
cery Il the said court, az my Office IN ca d county
tie day aud ear hrst sfJre aid.
Z. z. sTIcKLRY.
Feb. s.-fw WINS Bro. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

Collector Braoy, ol Petersburg, Va
is a ciOse iiiend vi SenalOi-elect NJ
."ne. 10 Washington Star repre- =
.nlauye Nj. Brady rad NJ snoue ?
anCilIou 10 tOact Nth tie K Puhcauo.
aud certainly all Ills Interests no" lea,
1lm ~ 50 act" Wei; we shall SUI.
snow where the ''am.id Ol" o. u,
Jew Senator Nil lead hln most pro
abb. 70 political deolrucAOu.-Lynch-
burg Nrg.nian.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

WASHINGTON, March THE Sem
ate was only in session again for few
minutes to-day, the only business trans
acted being the swearing in Of Gen.
Malone. He came in with Don Cam
IRON and went into the retiring-room
on the republican side. When be went
up to take the oath he was escorted by
his colleague, Senator Johnson. He
then went over 10 the seat taken for
INN on the republican side, when Don
Cameron again took him in charge and
introduced the Senators TO him. After
The republicans had gotten through
some Of ;he democratic Senators went
over and were presented. Gen. Ma
hone had on long black coat, button
ed tightly around him, which made i,
,light form Look more atteuusted than
ever. Gen. Malone said he did not
come TO The Senate with the desire IT,
reward any friends or punish any enc
mics that he was at peace with ali the
world. This might have been intended
by the new Ssnat1r as 3 sarcastic tone.
He had little to say about politics, OF
As TO his course in the Senate. Somt
of his friends said to-day that he weuld
ict wi. h the democrats in tho organiza-
ion OF the committees, but would g'
10 rther. The democratic Senator
must, however, haye some belief in til
assertion, as they indicated to-day II
disposition to make up committees a
once, and their caucus committee nas
in session all the alter oon working
over the matter. Some of the demOcra-
tic Senators said to-day that they did
not see any reason why they should
wait for the vacancies OH The republi.
can side TO be filed up.
THE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY.
MI. J. o. Oi'nh, WIN Inc AOi oOme
time been The private secretary of Gen.
Garfield, will, it is said, succeeG Mr..
Rodgers as private secl etary 10 the
President. Mr. Rodgers will, however,
remain for some time.
THE hEPUBLlCANs NOT READY.
The republican Senators are under
,toud 10 have determined t. day at thsil
Caucus TO nolfy the democrats that they
we're not reads 10 oil up their member
ship Of The committees, If they adhsr,
10 this they have i; tn their power 10 d, =
lay the organization very much.
1t was suggested at the republican
caucus 10 day that the President should
ne advised to hold back bis nomiua ion'
until the republican vacancies shall
have been filled. and thus prevent Al
adjournment to December, which nigh
otherwise be ordered b, the majoti,
alter securing control of the Organise
ton aud .rausac Ing the necessary busl-
ness; and il as argued that the noDi
nations might properly be thus delay Ell
II view Of the fact that the Senate may
ueanW hle devote is lime TO the cOu-
-lderalion VI the various pending trea-
lies. THE democratic caucus committee
tppon ed Oh Saturday to arrange the
majority representation on the Senat,
committees have held several meeting,
aud expect 10 complete their labors III
time 10 I, port to The caucus tomorrow.
Senator MAhone received invitations
both from The democrats aud the repub-
leans to participate. in their respective
caucuses, tut lie las not attended either.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

TORONTO, ONT, NJ rch 4.-rhe mos
severe suowstorm Of the season is IL
progress here and extends Throughout
Southern Oniario. Trains up to I'll"
present have heen moving but SLOWLY
and behind time.
Hanlan arrived al Clifton at IL A M.
and is expected 10 reach here at TO-
night.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
fsparta. wis. ! HerNd.l

As al exhibi ion of the intrinsic
worth Of st. Jacobs Oil, we think the
case referred to, that OF NJ. q. w.
Hubbard. Il Ihis Town. cured ofscialic
Rhrun stism OF long standL 8 By the
Oil. is certainly striking. and, beyond
all doubt, conclusive as to ils t@cacy.
Tue remedy has eur endorsement.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
(St. Louis Chronicle-l
Trial by Jury.

Some believe that even this form of
rial is not perfectly fee flom pr,jndice'
But in our section. 81. Jacobs OIL ia
peen tried by that great jury It e pnb-
ic-and been judged the infallIhle cur
for Rheumatism aud all painful dis
eases,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
TO Whom it may Concern.

A II persons vhomsoe' CT are hereby warned
.Aaganzt dealing in, 81 trading FIR. tso certain
u 4 ponds, pays3ie q and he'd ~ beniamin Il.
stckles aud executed y Philip ,ticAley March 3,
I ,5l, one {, Ss9Oj aud dae ou thereafter, aud
the other sfJJ.te. Que IA Septenber ls6i, bar
interest," fro "A dAto fIr the reasOa tnat ths ae
vavs ueea long since fully paid
JACOB "A. H0TTEL, Admr.
Fsc. Q, In vi Pmup Ssickley, dec
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
Boot and shoe Ma.
king.

d. Copeuhaver has opened a boot and
shoe making shop, in the shop occupied BY
Mr. wlli,m Dosh. in this place where 10
be will be pleased 10 serve ala Old. customers
aad the public generally,
Terms Cash.
Jaay. ie--A
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09
FOR SALE,
I viii sell at a low price O good Piano.
Mar. 1tl emo ID. W NJ Afh's'

VIRGINIA, To WIT;
' It ues held IA the Clerks ONE 4 tie Cir
suit Court If 5heland.an, fr tie month II Feo-
ruary ~ /.
Charles v. Hess. ,ifrsl Nil cr and Catherine F.
Miller nee Hess bis WIFE. ..... ......CJmpits.
AGAIN-T.
Jacob II. Lich iter, trustae Thomas W. Miller
Yves ey Miller an 0raOiela mis- alfe. John .
II ukian aud the ne,rs aud distr butoes Of Re1ecca
b. Cloud, dec u. VIZ. ...... Massey aud tath rlue
ais wife. 90. HupeEell au Sarah his wife, Mary
cloud, Virginia Cl0ul aud Dance Cloud, Lett.
In Onauc' ~.
The object # this suit is g. establish the tile Of
assaudra Hickman, decd certain rea. estate il
WOodst Oh, 70.
70 cousrue the will If Cassandra hickman,
decd aud ,sctt ctie reaI tate therein devised
uuGec the Or Ter + tie Court aud T. taAe
such account, OF may be npce sary q the settle
uelt If the tate # Oassandra IicAman dee d.
It apuearif Dy l-fact ~ evidence tn the
defendant, jacob II. Lcalter. lhouas W, Miller,
Massey aud at larile his VT, Mary Cloud.
virginia Cloud aud "a lie Coui are not inhabl-
tants # tlis state It's riered, hat the saiu de
teuaal + d. appear here within one month afer due
publication d r. f. aud d. bat is Lecessa AT, p o.
tect their interest; ihata cnps Of ts rder be- pub
Issued Ia some news aprr printed in W udstOck.
once a week n { .lr successive weeks. aud copy
postei It tue front Ior the Court House Of ssId
county, on the hrst day II the Leaf County Court
Go. ". Mlc9, Z. &C. .. L.
A Copy. Teste.
Geo. ". Miiey. c. c. c. sc.
GRCpq Feb. 9th-4w
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

- COMMISSIONERS SALE
- VALUABLE LANDS
1885 Acres If Tiober and Iron O"
Lands.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

JacQurs Z bro, oI French descen',
did near Detroit, Alch. sunday. aged
les years:
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HrIanINIA TO VII:

VIRGINIA TO W.T.:
V At rules he in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court If >hs landoah County, for tie
month Of February 1881.
Henry Mumaw Com,ee FIR Elizabeth Hels'ey
and his own rgat and in light OF his wife IsabeLa
Comph.
rs.
lydia Rosenberger, Abraham strickler and sarah
his WIFE Jscsson Wetzs aud Dolly his wife. Saw
Fadey. Frederick Lndam0od, Amanda wife If
John Z lver, ulia wife IF 0hu Heisn uan. osah
tcEley SIM. Com. Admr. c /. a. Of Frederick
Helsley decd, aud SIM. Com. dmr. Of Levi
Kelsey decd, Ellen Hesley Elizabeth Kelsey
Peter Leonid.s Johu, Joseph, Macy, Charles and
samuel Hesley Defts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this slit IL 70 have the last viii
and test ment Il Frederick Hels'ey construed, g.
ur,ids for ths 81 % 1T aud maintenance 4
iEebeth Helsiey, his widow: & ascertain tue
delts changes aud legacies chargabe upon the
reai sstste devised by sad Frederick Helsiey B.
Levi hels,e,, 10 deed. aud b obtain sale II
An the o iginal aud amend bills.
Haupearina by satsfa @ ye, idence that the de-
fendauts lydia kosenberg =, Jacksln 81 efEsl and
Dolly his wife. John freshman and Julia his wife
are not inhabitants Of tlis state Its ordered,
nat the "a d defendants do appear here wtsin
one mouth after dLe publicah n here f. aud do
uhat "a necessary 70 protest their iut 81 that q
COPY Of this order be puOl shed ia ne apaper
A O.dst ok once q week fr fur successive
weeks a d copy post d attn front door % the
Court-house 4 said county, on tue hrst day u
the next county court.
Geo. W. M.ley, C. C. C. S. c.
A Copy. Te~te.
Go. W. Miley. c. C. c. s. C.
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FRIDAE. APRIL Isl. 1881.
FOR SALE

MILL PROPERTY. GR.Sr MILL,
AND SAW MILL!
Never falling wafer power. 40 Acres bst ON land,
good house aUd barn. ~ Price g. Wv.
Address
ABRAH M CURRENCY,
ST. George, Tucker Co. W. We
Feb 23d-lm.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 3lst. 1881,
TERMS OF SALE.

Enough cash in hand 10 pay costs Of sui. and
sale aud tho OAltlce Ia a e. 4anuN iastil,ns1ts,
barring interest from the day OF sale, the par
chaser giving bond with approx a security and
lien being reserved for the back payments.
sale 60 commence at o'clock n
NJ L. wALTON,
p. ~. MAdRUUER
A. @. wYNKO)t;
Mar. 1-ft Special comr.
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Pursuant to decree Of tie Circuit Court Of
shenandoah County Va. rendered al is Deem
Der term 1887, I'm the Chancery cause Il Naria q.
French and others, Compls. vs. neo, French,
rs Ndn'r aud otheis Deits. We VIII Her al pup
lie tsle, on
SATURDAY. MARCH l0th, 1881.
IN front II the Court House, wood-t cs Va. thai
valuable tr e Il land. OF which Go / ench.
sr died, seized, lying IN what is known az Powell
80 { Valley, shclSudoah Count Va ntnli
1885 acres. more or less. lis act 81 lana j.
veil timberel, auI has upon 1t every indicaiii
of large beds Ut iron ore Of good quality, ais
iudicAulls If Ntlgtle,8 This IA az Is situated
Du a short dist.ucr from the line oi tho Sherau
l1al Va ley Railroad, nov under construction
about six miles from the Baltimore and Ohlt
tsaiiroad. end eleven miles from the MAJ ASA
sap Kulr0a heIe arc2 Iron Furnaces ana
Manganese furnace within tlu- ml Is OF n the
land, aud steam aaN MIL within short d.
aucr, also 3 ID r Ids. Taken All together tuis
is one Il the beet opp ,rtuAltes for investment
now offered
TERMS OF SALE:
One-fourth OF he purchsss money cash in hand
or 10 occurred as % .e p4id pro upay IN conn ms
ti,u of the sale On. residue ON credit Of nine
cen aud twenty. ar mouths, with interest
from day q sale, pa chisefs execute ooha@
with approved pes iua security tor the deferred
payla .uts, aud the title retained as ulhmat'
security. .
I + lldA q tut alA a'tNt may "a N'-s
~ roads. &c ais Ie-imeus ct ore from lhe
aud, enquire OF, " address .-,,-
MOSES WALTON,
Rl.L. " sLiON,
sale b. begin at 1 oclocLi T.. VI.
March 2ud-td. Oomis' q sax
4. G.. HOsIOUB, Auctioueer.
a GENTS WANrEC for tbe Best aud Fas'e
e Selling Pictorial Books aid bioles. Iriees re
duced 81 per ceut
National Publishing Co. phia Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-09

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE
u OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Isaac Barb kc......... ..... ........... complts.
vs..
Philip Bowman's Admr. &c.... ........Dsfis-
Pursuant b a decree IN the above mentioned
cause 4 date Januaiy 22nd 1851. The undersssn-
ed will ODER at PdbAc ale, on the emLses
thursday. MARCH 3lst. 1881.
the follosing des ribbed resl estate the fsrm
known as the Philip BJwman farm situated aboas
I'VE miles west u Vt. Jackson near VI. Clift0n
Va. aud near the Howard Lick Turnpike. Adjoin-
itg the lands Il Moses Hannah and Joseph L0nss
CONTAINING 70 ACRES,
more o. less. subject 70 the widows dover which
has been LAID on, tue farm will be ssd etaer In
VII he or IN los to slit purchaser tue same IL
conye lent to school houses thu e is = dwelling
and other out buildings. renant share OF grow
lug crop reserved possession g'yen April ist
1885,.