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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
~ WOodstock,Na Dot. "a, 1881.
To William Hotel and James Hotel partness
in business under nszue and style Of W. and i.
Hotel and all other creditors Of David ros T. decd
who will come IN and contribute 10 the costs Of
this suit, cOmplt. and ]. \. Brown and Elizabeth
his wife. Jno. +. Bslthis as admir- OF DAVID Yost.
decd, and i'd his own right and Mary his wife and
Catherine Rogers, defts.
You are hereby notified that have sxed upon
the 18th day OF November next, betvecnthe hours
Of 6 O'Clock A. NJ. ande O'Clock P. II. 10 take and
settle, at my once, the accounts Of, 1st All tls
debts or demands against the estate Of David Yost
decd. and arrange them In order Of priority, "a.
An account Of any further assets that may have
come IN to hands Of admir-. Cd. The value, actual
and annual OF the Real Estate Of which ssld
David Yost, aisd, seized and possessed. And. any
other matter deemed pertinent by the Court or
that any party in interest may require required 70
be taken by tao decree Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the LIST day Of September 1871.
In snit In chancery depending in said court b.
tween w. and J. Hotel, &c. complts ald =. Y.
Grown, &c. Defts- and ii from any cause the TAX
ing Of said accounts, shall not be commenced. or
having beeu commenced shonld not be completed
on that day, the taking of the same will be sd-
journed from day TO day. or from place 10 place.
until the same gre taken and completed.
Given under my hand az Commissioner 10
chanceiy Of the said CONT at my oface IA said
county the day and year drst aforesaid.
r. d. NEWMAN,
z. r Stlckley pa. Comz. 10 Chs,
Oct. X,-4x.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

a MILLION INVESTMENT. The ALI
auce Coal COMPANY. at the head Of
which Is Peter Cooper and Abraham 5.
Hewitt, Of New York, are 'Xtehdng
their coal.mining operations in Schuyl-
kill county, Pa. Ia addition 10 opera
ting a large ,rAc! At Tamaqla. they
have made Investments about New
Philadolphia, in the same county. and
will invest 81 600 00J there ia opening
lands. The people Of that section are
delighted, rs the idea had prevailed that
tho coal measures thereabou's had beea
worked out.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

Whatever satisfaction ihi&Y ,l.cu:-
and Virslnisns can have, in MEETING
eixhiy thousand negroes to stife The
voice OF ninety-six thousand Of their
white follow-cllizens, they are welcome
sn.-Fmdicator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

Many Miserable People drag themselves
DO ut with failing strength, feeling that
hey are sinking toto their graves when
Parker's Ginger Tonic would begin with the
first dose, to bring vitality and strength dsck
to them. Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

ST. LOUIS, No}ember l2.-Advces
from Kansas CITY say that Santa Fe
trains have beeu delayed bya snow
stern for nearly thifiy-six hours. It
has been showing bard IN Western
Kansas, Colorado ard New Mexico.
From Lakin wesilo Pueblo there a:e
from six 10 eight inches Of snow, while
from Lajanla wet there are from eigh-
teen 10 twenty inches. The cuts are
full Of snow, aud a slroug wind is
drifting it badly. This is the heaviest
snow.storm in New Mexico and COlora-
do that tAe Santa Fc railroad ever en-
cOunlered,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

The doctors said my WIFE had co,sump
ton. Tried Lindsey Blood Searcher,' AMI
she has better health than ever ". II
Hubbard. Hampton, Ohio
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston, is well again.
Completely cured Of scrofulou, humor
which poisoned his blood. covering his face
and head with sores. by Cuticrua Rosolyent
internally and Cuficma and Cuticura Soap
externally.
Chas. Eayre Hinlle, Jer sey City Heights,
n. j., reports that his son, lad Of twelve
years. was completely cured Of terrible
case OF Eczema by the Cuticura Remedies
From his head to as feet was one mass OF
scabs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not to .respass
upon my lands, situated IN the Little Fort. Il
corners near tue town road opposite Woodstocd
aud extends near TO the strasburg, aud contains
1000 acres. Parties disregarding this notice will
be dealt with according to law.
Nov. 9-3t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

In speaking Of the result of the re
cent election IN this State the AmeTi-
can, Of Philadelphia, says;
The danger of the hour is that the
solid South may break up something
far worse than solid South. As soon
as any MahOne can hing oyer enough
white men to give the black men the
strength OF seli-conidcnce, there will
be an alliance Of ignorance and lack
of principle all along the line Poor
white and poor black will be arrayod
agains, every measure for political or
social reform against the payment
of Stale debts, against the restraint
on tree whiskey, against almost every
thing that promises better future to
that section. Whatever the faults of
the Southern democratic party, it re
scmbles the resembles tho republican
party of the North in that it contains
the elements which are Of the best
promise for the future of the country.
AS Americans, We have reason TO de-
plOre the policy which threatens to
ALLEVIATE numbers from the guidan nee |
Of Intelligence and moral principle
GAS those who SOW the wind must |
reap the whirlwind,' the few reputa-
bic white people in Virginia who
helped to rain the State Inst Tuesday, !
will be the first to suffer from the
effects of their own i'll advised act.
hiram Cokum. of Grant county, W. ,
Va. was killed last week by the acct
dental discharge of his gun whilst out
hunting, {
Gen. W. Green, of Harper's Ferry, d
lss solJ the Conrad farm. 2O4 acres, q
n Louivun county, to John W. Ham /
on, of Baltimore. . /
A Chicago man robbed his grand
mother Of her savings to pay gamb.
ing debt. he was TO much of a gen. {
emau to fail to pay sash an obliga. il
An Indian squaw. lO4 years old U
contributed 20 cents to the Garfield a
md. A
The recent rains, followed by spring n,
Ike weather. have caused the grass to al
at forth again, and lis nov grow 81
g finely. W
/ quarry of variegated marble equ-l "
any 10 Italy was recently discovered y
Fluvsnua county, in this State.
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Notice

All parties are hereby notified not TO tresspass
upon my land, near Woodstock. FOR the purpose Of
hunting or for any other purpose. The law will
be enforced against those disregrading this no.
tcs.
Nov. l6-3t. B.P NEWMAN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

The Capital, in noting the recent
return from Mexico of Gen. d. II.
Sirother, says:
Porte Crayons speciality lays in
the delneation OF the Virginia
mountaincer-as curious and unique
a specimen OF the genus h0Ds0 as il
he had been set apart from the rest
OF the world with intention. His
wife and his children, his mule and
his Ak, his gun and his pig, his
bears and his coons, all are
brought before US with the
fidelity CT photography by
General Stother's iacile pencil, and
his pen tells as good Il story as his
pictures. His version OF might
and Morning. as contrasted with
Thorwaldsen's, is an excellent bit
of American humor. it has the
'touch OF nature" in it, and is the
concluding sketch i'll an article he
wrote several years ago on "Swect
Childhood"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

tuesdays election is the first in Vr-
ginia where the ignorant and Indifferent
class OF voters have succeeded in giving
control of the State TO a particular fac
lion. Every other Soalhcrn commiii-
ty has had this sius expert nee yelrs
aso.-Wastiaq'oa Post.
From all accounts cycry office within
the gift not only Of Virginia, but Of
the whole county, and o! all the
States thereof, was pro pi-ed to people
who would work for the success Of
The regulators at the recent election
IN tails State.-Aleraadria Gazetie.
Notwithstanding the result of 5es-
terday's election in this STATE, every
true democrat can feel a legitimate
pride IN the Ipirt taken b. himself
and the political organization IN which
he paid loyal feaIty. The p.rt, had
10 contend against immense odds.
Every negro vJtcc in the StJts, aud
every one ouJ OF il who cOIld b. IL
duced 10 come here, and every white
Republican who cyeI slep. nigh. in
the State, was brought to Virginia
and made 10 voc. Renegade Dsm0-
Gratis were active in their Efforts TO
defeat the party they had deserted.
The President, all tie Branches of me
National Government. aud tie enir.
Republican party Of the North conf
bined 20 aid {, the utmos, extent Of
their power the mea fhO we're tryng
to break down the Dcnocra ic party in
Virginia. TO nave debated all these
united i.iilenccs would have ncccss..
tated almost snperhumaa WORK. That
they we're no. defeated, while it is to
be regretted, is therefore no more
cause for self.rep,oaeh than The soldiers
Of General Lee felt when lncy snrrer-
dered. The Democrats have Con GIT a
good fg ht, ami The dishonOr that has
resulted to the State from their defeat
it attached not to them but 10 their
victors. -AleraHd1o GazeHc.
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PLENTY OF WORK

while there is prospect OF especially
lively times in our divorce courts. ''At
The lunation Mars is the tenth house,
which p,esignlfes that taxation will
press very heavily en- The people" the
taxation threatened most probably
having reference TO the advanced price
OF all kinds Of provisions. There will
be much violence la the United States,
and some great man vii! suffer degra-
dation or meet with violent death"
At the same time we are assured that
our railroads will be prosperous. For
January, 1882, we are reminded that
no less than 1--WE large planets, Mars,
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus aud Neptune,
are TO retrogade at the beginning Of The
year, while the square OF Saturn to the
sun, nearly coincldlng with NeDtune's
stationary position on the 23d, warns
colliery managers 10 take extra precau'
tions against accidents. The Emperor
of Germany will feel the effects OF
Saturn stationary on his mid-heaven.
Socialists will disturb his empire" In
the latter part Of February we are in
formed that great excitement will be
Witnessed in New York. and
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WAN

place to do house work and sewing bya widow
Win naii grown daughter any one wanting such
help address J.. A. W. willow Grove, Va
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GREAT STORM,

and cold snaps; but, as Jupiter is in
the ascendant, less damage will be dJne
than would otherwise be the case"
Zadklel predicts that the King Of Spain
is likely TO be placed in tight place
in November, 1882. THE SUP returns
to his longitude 10 the Kings horoscope
at milnight Of November 20, Madrid
mean time, The sun and Mars are
nearly copiolned IN the lower meridian;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16
SIXTTETH YEAR.

WITH sheet four times the size Of its nrst issue
fun Of Foreign and Domestic News; with vigorous
Editorials upon matters Of religious and secular
iDt crest With carefully edited Departments for
children, sabbath school Teachers, Farmers and
Busiross Men; With eight active Editors, an M
rivAlled staa Of Foreign Correspondents, and paid
Writers and Contributors In every part Of the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16
Sone Dismal Prophecies.

AN ENGLISH ALMANAC's GLOOMY
HOROSCOPE FOR lS82-wHAT WILL
HAPPEN IN THE UNITED STATES
ANOTHER ASSASSINATION AND A
TERRIBLE DISASTER BY FIRE To BE
EXPECTED-oTHERw OEFUL EVENTS
PREDICTED.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

EXPECTED-oTHERw OEFUL EVENTS
PREDICTED.
"Zadkiel's astrological almanac" for
1882 has just appeared in Lnndon.
From the fact that several Of the pre-
dlctions made by Z ,dkirl for the year
past were fulfilled, those for the COM
ing year are attracting considerable at
tention. In his preface the author
says: The twelve months that have
rolled away since we last addressed the
public have been prol1e IN the mani
festa.ions VI planetary influence. The
most autOcratic ruler in Europe, after
having escaped the bullets Of the would
be assissins for many ears, has at last
fallen victim to the bombs of the
Nihilists, in the year which we foretold
would be bis last on earth" Turning
TO the predictions, the first in order is
the SUMS entrance into CapricOrnus,
December 81, 1881, at about 9p. M,
New York time, at The ingress.
''Venus and Merctry IN the meridian
will improve trade and commerce."
vet, inasmuch as Saturn is in the second
house, we are told that 1.-The revenue
will be deficient" The position OF
Mars 10 the 9th house, 10 seven
degrees and fifty six minutes of New
YoiRs governing sign, Cancer, rs
unfortunate for theaterS and places OF
amusements, and the burning OF one
(probably IN New York; is only too
likely 10 take place about the 9th to
the Goth OF December, 1881" Then
because Uranus is in the seventh house
and 10 square 10 Mercury, the lawyers
are promised
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16
FAMINE AND DECTRUCrIoN

O. great cattle. ~ Consequently a bad
harvest is predicted Tor Ireland. Al
the entrance Of the sun into Cancer,
uu June 81 at about els in the az e.
noon, Mars 10 ia the ascendant and
Saturn is IN the meridian the noon
and Uranus being in the second house
This will be a critical lime Tor the
Americans. War can scarcely be
avoided. The greatest Excitement wi II
be witnessed 10 the states. Panics aud
great fall in public securities are sure
to take place. Shocks Of cart quake
will be felt in some States. TIE
weather OF the quarter will be marked
by in,ense heat and dryness." July
promises 10 be mOmentous month on
the other side Of the Atlantic. "Ex.
blossoms and deeds of violence will be
rife in LondOnp In India there will
be much excitement and bloodshed."
Fortunately iOr the United States,
Jupiter is in Gemin- our rulin. sisn-
"shos erng down fortunate Influences"
while the sol urn of Mercury IN Cancer
will benefit the trade and cOmmtrce o
New York city. In August The pros.
pect 10 still
PLEASING AND MEASURING.
The United States" says the star.
''are IN a prosperous Goa =
dition, under the beneGc Influence of
Jupiter in GeminI; some important
measures of reform in the direction of
trade and commerce may be expected"
At the autumnal equinox, September
}, at $50 O'Clock 10 The morning, the
remain mainly favorable.
Jupiter is IN the ascendant, which
,resignifes peace, prosperity and health
# the Americans. The conjunction of
dercury and Mars falling the fifth
ouse foreshadows, l fear, panic of
re resulting in dire catastrophe, pro-
ably about the middle Of October.
Uranus 10 the fourth house indicates /
Dme
GREAT STORM,
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NEW BOOK

sIrenRus Letters
With Steel Portrl AZ Of the 'ior, Is given to ans
one sending ns bona a. :, sw Subscriber and
s3.i5 for the coming yea.
Specimen copies free.
Address; NEW YORK OBSERVER, SeN York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

wAsHrsoroy, D. C., November II, Iss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-11-16

Contrary TO our hopes, the coali-
tionists succeeded Tuesday in elect
ing Col. y m. +. Cameron governor
by from 5000 to $4,000 majority,
and by securing working majorities
in both branches of the General
Assembly. We are defeated by
money iurnished from the North
and Federal office holders, but shall
"pick cur flint and TIP it again =
by an unholy coalition,
out not utterly cast down. i War
rem Sentinel.
The republican papers of til
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10

Boston Herai.
We should never have suspected that
General Butler was cont of politics. if it
had not been that She himself has said
it, He has just told reporter that he
is 4only plain Massachusetts lawyer"
and is tout of politics entirely dead
and sensible of it, would be the Mlesian
verdict ON this unsupported corpse. The
recent elections in this State, when the
Widow knew what she wanted and was
after it, tended to confirm the popular
impression that, if she was not out of
politics, politics had "everlastingly gone
back on her. as the irreverent boys
would say. But the recent unanimous
nomination Of the hero OF New Orleans
and Worcester as the candidate of the
Massachusetts, Democracy for Senator in
Dictated that he was not dead beyond
resurrection. Butler knows, however.
We trust he isn't fooling, and preparing
to appear like a jack-in-the- next
fall. It would be very like him His
humor was always peculiar. Calling
himself IA plain Massachusetts, lawyer, -
Just after he had charged $1,000 for not
getting Mr.. Boynton's seat for him is
another grim Joke. What would bang
up swell lawyer, who was '.in politics
have charged We are afraid Ben is
incorrigible, but we hope he will have a
good time on the bounding bilow, and
i've many years to amuse and stir up his
elbow citizens. .-..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10

friend, 'syou have been sitting for your
portrait and did not let me know. Why
have you kept 1t such a secret 2''
He had sprung to his feet in time to
see the rosy tide spread over Margaret
Reyburn's face.
SIT was liberty took without Miss
Reyburn's knowledge, Mrs. Somers,' he
explained. 81 assure you have never
been SO fortunate as to secure sitting"
well, you shall have one now, and
you must thank me for it," she replied,
while Margaret turned away to examine
the sketches and studies lying about in
confusion.
Here are some sketches taken while
was studying abroad, Miss Reyburn,
said Harold. "Will you amuse yourself
by looking at them %
81 will return in a few moments, ;"
interrupted Mrs. Somers. "Wait for
me, my dear"
word of expostulation rose to Mar
garet's lips, but too late. The door had
closed behind the speaker.
Silence fell between the two thus left
behind, when n low cry arrested Harolds
attention. He sprang to Miss Rey burn's
side.
Her eyes were fixed upon little sketch
she held in her hand. 1t represented a
gaming table, at one end of which sat
man, haggard, desperate, despairing, and
by him child, holding out to him
single gold piece, with smile in her eyes
and seemingly a prayer on her lips.
You would know the history of that
picture?" he said "Let me tell you.
Years ago was in Homburg. The gam
ing tables attracted me, and every night
found me beside them, losing or winning
according to the fortune of the hour. One
evening the demon ill-luck pursued me.
lost and lost until found was beg
CARED. Maddened, desperate, | resolved
to put an end to my miserable life, when
some one touched my shoulder; child
angel stood before me and slipped into
my hand piece of gold, For my sake!
She whispered. The eroupier's hoarse
voice told me no time was to be lost |
staked the gold and won, but turning to
give her back her own, she had He'd.
When | arose from the table | had re-
covered all and more, but | vowed vow
to my unknown deliverer that / would
never again hazard dollar of the fortune
| considered hers. | have never found
ner, margaret. me cnllu Will never
know her work, but am not afraid to
meet her, for | have kept my pledgel"
Harold it was almost a whisper,
but something in his tone made his heart
give wild, joyous leap-"haye known
you all this time and have you just found
me out 1t was this, Harold, that sepa-
rated us. ] dared not give my life to
man whom | had first known as gam
bier supposed you still played, and
thought that to see again the expression
on your face had seen that night would
kill me. Tell me, is it true Have you
never touched a card since -
Never, he answered solemnly, ''and
ii is to you owe tit and my life, Pearl
little Pearl-can you not trust the man
who has been so long faithful to the child
to be still faithful to the woman My
own, you will not doom the life you have
saved p
But at this juneture Mrs. Somers, open
ing the door, beats Il precipitate retreat.
harold's statute has warmed Into life
and, pressing the lovely lips to his, lie
thanks God that it is His breath which
has awakened it.
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sNOH
Notes OF the BIixzard-HOw ii Ragged
on the Prairfes and Made Things
Generally Unpleasant = Blocked
RaiIroads-Snowy Sheets and all
tho Mfserfes of Nlsiwfufer

CHICAGO, March 5.-At Wademan, ILL.,.
the pu,lic schools are closed owing to the
snow drifts in the streets which are mp to
the second story and it is still showing.
1T is reported from Freeport, H., that
40 car loads of stock are shut up in the
snow banks west of Leroy, on the Central
road. Three engines and a gang of SO
shovellcrs went to their relief, but were
themselves blockaded in, and are unable
to return
A dispatch from Omaha, Neb., says no
trains arrived there from the East since
Thursday morning. The wind is high
and the cuts are drifted full. The Annie
Pixley Miss party booked for Omaha
last night have been heard from. They
probably showed in Rock Island
A dispatch from Clinton, Iowa, says
there is hardly whole train moving ON
the Northwest railroad from Chicago to
Council Bluffs, the winds filling the cuts
as fast as they are cleared
A Dubuque, Iowa, dispatch says, ex-
cept by way of La Crosse all outside COM
munication is cut off and no trains
reached the city last night from any
direction. The only redeeming feature of
the storm is the mildness OF the tempera-
ture. Were the cold intense the suffer-
ing would be great and life jeopardi2ed.
Reports of like tenor come from all
points in northern Illinois, Wisconsin,
northern Iowa. Nebraska, southern Min
nesota and northern Michigan. The
railroad companies are the worst sufferers
and hardly know where to begin the
effort to break up the blockade.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10
PERSON III.

Snnl p,,i -. q,
h,,,,, w., NJ. itI. 'HP'''S =" san 'or
''''' '""'
James Antony Froude, the historian
mas sailed Tor Madeira for his health.
Mr. Samuel W. Small, the g Old Si'' of
the Atlanta Consultations has started a
weekly paper, the NnVtaern Dramatic G1itic,
at Atlanta, Georgia.
presid.nt-elprt r,rt.r of w;ili,n,,, Ia,
been examining that college, but has not
yet decided to accept the Office to which
he has been elected
Primo. ti.org. rh,,I.u ota,h r,..
tnrnt, nf H,.ssn hr,,L,,, a.. Tn,...''''', -
Cambridge. died ON Friday l.st H.. yeas
horn .I.niuory l4tb 17ug w.
,,i ,,.,'.,.,,
MIR. Theodore Mn.s nf WaIl.,l, :. ,Tl,...t..
was married Muud.,v ,.,.,,niu,, -, A.ti',,i
WnlIu,k son Of I..trr lv,,It.,1l,
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'.''''.
W. l., ticlsl"r' "t Philadelphia. late of
SeMaik' ana graduate OF class 10,
?"'i""r" 1"li's"' PASSED through this
cltF ON Salurday AFTERNOON On his way to
.,aI'. .,,tI, 49, ~; h, M si''''' '''''''
-,
T., " ZONES thr CINCINNATI sculptor,
die' = lew dayS ago. When Abraham
Lincoln became ifesideht' NM Jones de
S'Iel 20 iii'"ltl ms ltead Tor bust. MIR.
Lii'toi NJ was WARNED OF ms OBJECT, and
wneii Mr. Jones appfoaehei MN IN the
the man that makes mud heads "
William +. Cody was a Door and mn
known scout ON the plains few wears moo.
| A tell-cent novel gloriiied him AS Bullalo
Bill. he went on the stage as a p.rsouato,
of himself in border plays, and part OF
the financial result is visible in a new
block of fine buildings, including nuhli,
hall, al North Platte, Nebraska.
Miss Terry . Mace Of Mrs Irli. yy.,1