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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. %
County Judge Reject to-day sem
fenced the Earl gang OF burglars,
thieves and highway robbers. Leo n
and Chas. Earl were each senten-
ced 10 sixty five years in the State
prison at Auburn Emma Earl,
their sister. and the receiver of the
stolen property, TO fifteen years.
Of tile other members Of the gang.
Thomas Jaques was sentenced to
forty years. Frank Richards 10
twenty years and Anna Sorting to
FIVE years. The gang operated ex
tenslvely for the past two Yeas
in the central counties.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

At Bloomington, ILL.,, yesterday
VIM. Lowery, young man, play
fully pointed an empty pistol at
his sister Mary, pulled trigger, and
shot her in the neck, severing the
lugular, vein and causing death
Realizing his terrible mistake he
attempted to shoot himself, but was
quickly seized 10y abystander.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
End ofthe Pennsylvania SEN
I atorfal Contest compromise
g On u ozark Horse"

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb, 22.-Tbe
senatorial contest cameto anunexpect
ed termination this evening. During
the morning information Lad teen
received that Beaver (rep.l had viz
tuaIly withdrawn as a candidate,
and the vote for Senator indicated
that his friends were wavering. 1t
was generally supposed that the
| joint conference committee would
not come to an agreement and other
methods to bring the contest to a
close were discussed. The last
session of the committee bad been
such stormy one that it was pre-
dictcd that it would probably break
up in row, but the elimination
OF the long struggle was of the most
harmonious character.
The Beaver committee first retired
for secret consultation, and after
having taken several ballots,in which
John |. Mitchell and George Shlras
were in the lead,the committee de-
cided in favor OF Mitchell, who re-
ceiyed bare majority. The Bayne
committee did not take such decis-
i've action, but the members mutu-
ally agreed that il the opposition
presented either the names of Nit
chell or Shiras they would receive
their unanimous support, Mr. Bill
ingsly, of Washington county, a
strong ShiraS man, was the first
man to vote for Mitchell in obedi-
ence to the action of his committee.
Several members who had voted
for Beaver followed the example Of
Billingsly, and when the name Of
Senator Davies, one Of the boiling
republicans, was reached, he also
voted for Mitchell.
Not vote was cast for any other
candidate. Wolfe, one OF the lead
ers Of the revolt, was the last man
10 vote for the successful candidate.
Then followed scene OF tumul'
| tous excitement in the committees
room, the members cheering and
embracing each other.
The Independent republicans
clam the selection of Mitchell as
great victory,they having compelled
Senator Cameron to agree to the
withdrawal oftwo OF his candidates
and the acceptance of one whom
they profess to know will not bow
the knee to the Senator. 1t is
thought Cameron agreed to Mitch
ellis selection because he will prove
personally agreeable to him, and
that he will not overshadow him as
speaker. The action of the con-
ference committee will be ratified
tomorrow by the republican caucus,
and a few hours subsequently by
the Joint convention. The repubIl-
cans will vote solidly for him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

Gen. Malone as selected his seat 10
the Senate on ihc Republican side, and
the Alexandria Gazette remarks that
1.-The only man from the whole South
with whom be sill sit will be the Ra d.
cal carpet Dagger KellOgg,-tbe last OF
his racc-trulv a remarkable selection
for an associate. General Malone has
adiared The fellowship of the repre-.
sentatiyes Of his own section, and cho-
sen thas Of ibc avowe,l enemies of bis
own people. But a williul man will
have his own way, though Il leads to
cerlain rn-n.V ---. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

At ules held IN the Clerks on c &C tfe or
cut Court ofSheuspdoah' IT tile ''htn u f,.-
'u cssres Y Eess, ilfrei Nil er aud Cath ina r
Miller nee Hess bis wife, .........Domp .
AGAIN.T.
Jscob H. Lichli.er, trustee Thomas ". 1..ier
Wesley Miller aud Grabae,ia MS VIE. IoIl I.
b. Cloud, dec d. VIZ: ......M Massey aud tatI rIt
his wife. -. Hopewell and Sarah ni- fs. II ll
Cloud, Virginia Cloud aud Dau.el Cloud, le.t.
In Chanc, ~.
The object Of this suit Is t. establish the tie o'
Cassandrs Hickman, decd. t. certaiq Ia. estlt. u
WoOdstJck, Va.
To cons,rue the will Of Cas@ndrs uctmap.
decd aud b sett e the real e.tlte therein ds.-e
aud invest the proceeds thereof & ler r e-f tfr
under the Orier IF the Court aII e. H
such accounts Of mas be n.ce sary t. tle 90. e
ment Of the e. tate Of Cassaudra HIciMau dc Gle
II appearing by saii-fact r. evideuc. fu t.e
defendants Jacob II. Lichhler. Thomas W, NJ .0~
49,. Massey aud CatIariue h.swf', N4rg ..l.
Virginia Cloud aud Daniel Cloud are not inhi1.
tants Of ibis STATE IL is riered, That the saba DE-
fandauts do appear here within one mouth O.. due
pubhca .iOu hereof aud d. What Is leces mr.. D. l-
tect their interest; that cupy ofthis ri be par
hsAed in some newspaper printed IN W st c..
enee week for four successive weeks aad rnlt
posted 1t the front dour ftle Couri H4tc .. 90 4
county, on the first day tue heat Count. court
Geo. w. Miley, c. &C. S. "a.
A Copy, Tesie.
Geo. W. Miley, C. c. {. :. c.
o.Rc.pq Feb. 9th -sr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" WOodstOcs, Va. y. Doth, ISL
To Maryland Fertlizing aud Man fi,tl 3 ,I
Complt, and Il. ID. fuukh)lsvr, s'ph luI-
houser and wife. J. Bnrner = j. Jane lH, l-
Ne, A. Is Mounts committee Of E,i- silu
and admir-. OF Juseph MOunn decd w. IS 4, II q
Margaret Fun khoUser and h. &c lie }, net &.
You are hereby notified that have ne ulu
the iOsh day Of arch Eext, between tie ll1ur {
o'c ock, A. VI. and 6 O'clock, 4. VI. at m. ii e,
ascertain and report as follows; it, An g.
UPON and binding the Tea est.t- e Il. ID. Fi4k
housar and clAsdfy tnem m the ordar f ieH ir. D.
ties, I'd Especial report Ia re.at on g. tIe ae't
secured to be paid in tue several ueei o. tr'.t r.
ferred 10 in the bill, which n4ye nee pa 4, ia 3
and what YOpayty therein cOnye,e i- Z iHf
session Of T. ID. FunkhOuser. 81. w az Tea. r. TAT
said Fun gh0u-or IS seized Of, MS AT r.-t UI .e
sane, and H. gr ss aud anWuslvalie, All 81. $50.
other mater may ice pertinent " at e.t4 d
party may desire, required b. be TAKEN by tn 'e r.
q 5h0lEud' all Circhit Court rendered ol q .U,H
day ofJanuary 1881, 10 SUIT m cuancery Fog end
ing in said court betSeeuthe Maryland ~ CT " *
aud Manufacturing Co. C0mplts aud D.. . uIa-
housar BE- Deits and " fiom auy cause the taxi 3
Of said accounts stall not be commence .i -
been CONNIE need should not be comln ted on O. {
day, the taking II the same will be u ur-s ffl
day TO day, or nom place TO place. u. I'll the an.
are takeu aud ,mpleted.
Given under my hand as Commissioner iu chan
csry ofthe said court, At my ONCE In sad count.
the day aud year fret afJre aid
Feb e-Iw Was. & lrJ. D. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
(Po.tstown Daily Ledger.)

A Michigan journal relates the follow
ing Amos James, ESQ.,, proprietor oil
The Huron House, Port Huron, Mich.
suffered so badly with Rheumatism
that he was unable to raise his arm for
three months. Give bottles ofSt. ia
cobs Oil cured him entirely.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

Hon. Matthew II. Carpenter, L. S.
Senator from Wisconsin died In Wash
lngton last Thursday morning. he
was born in Moretowr, Vermont ID
1924. He was chosen Senator frem
Wisconsin, wee MIR. Doolittle, in 1889,
and served Until 1875, and be wss
again chosen, vice Mr.. Howe, in 1879
TO fill the term which viii not expire
urGl 1855.
lie was 40 able lawyer and Gne
speaker. ssltls
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

4 tOA hloolONEho VI flJEt
~ Woodstock, Va. February LIST 1891.
To J. J. stoneburner, Philip Grove aud Ebsn-
ezer Csruth srs.
You are hereby notified that have fKef upoa
the 4Ih day OF March next, between th h)urs Of s
o'clock, \. NJ. aud O'Clock. p. u. II fair, II not,
on the next fair day thereafter Sunday eKeeptsdl
at my once to state and classify according to
order Of priorites liens sabsisting against the real
estates Of Ebenezer Caruthers the deot and any
other matter pertinent or any party in Interest
may require, required % be taken by the decree
II shenandoah Circuit Cou rendered on the 10th
day Of January iSs IN q suit IN chancery depend
ing in said court between J. J. oneburnAe
Complts. and L. Caruthers Defts. aud Philip
Grove COmpit. ". {. Caruthers Deft. aud II from
any cause the taking Of said accounts shan not be
commenced. or having been commenced should
not be completed on that day the tasiag Of the
same will be adj lurued froa day n day, or from
place 70 place, until the same are taken and som-
pleted
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
chanc ~ OF tue said court, az my once N aid
county the day and year hSst Aforesaid.
|. HirE BIRD.
Feb. 2-iw. W.pq
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
g (AtchiusOL Champion
No sRenefe'

An Iodi,na ne~,eaper. thus writes:
Mr. GeooF y fdel>, OF Peru lad, s.ys
H., he "a suffered very. much vi h
rhh@@'S,.I'ssii,m AID used many remedies
.itfoul benefit. He found the desired
relief 10 s.. Jacobs Oh.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

In alludiug te the conference Of
Jorgenson and Dezendorf, Republicans
Congressman from this State, with Gen.
Garfield, the Lynehburg Virgi"ian says:
"Gen. Garfield would like 10 secure
sufficient support tor bis party TO en-
able it TO couirol Virginia; bat he l.
evidently unwilling to pay the prise
LAT Malone would demand and does
not think :hat The Republicans can
afford TO lower their crest and make
common cause viii Repudiators.n
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

-IRelNIA. IT, WIT
YscAuoN.-lu the Clerks Office Of
., lD,4., LO.lt Vi S4euaudOAn, feu.
B i.fu a. r.... .'..F iati'
AGAINST
......Bm.m. and. .KrsSler.
.uu,r- under uame aud style Of BunL.
N kc-,iDr.. .".Deits.
40 A~-unp.lt aud upon Attachment.
T.c Object OF this suit Is to recover
g.u-tt.e Gcien1lnls the sum Of 81
tiu le..l interest thereon from Dec.
-tlSs) zip Id, and the costs at this
.l.l sod JOB ID tach The estate OF said de"
. UPS M Tie county OF SIenaudoah
1-a.-y sad sum and interest aud
u-.- when ld-mcnl Is Obtained there
r
J. appearing by satisfactory evidence
l.t it det,u ANTS are not Inhabitants
OBJ, $ a,c-ll Is ordered, Tnat tue
.ai ds.e.uauis 10 appear here within
,.c m1l ID alter due publication hereof
u4oo IS 40 /, rece,Sar) TO protect
her interest; t4at d copy Of this order
r published 10 sOme ne"sp per printed
3D. No d-tock. once week Tor iom
o-- s,.y- ace. ; and a copy posted al
NJ ioI. door 81 the Court House o.
a.I 40 u1. Oh llo first dV OF the next
.-O4ul lo.ti.
Geo. vs.. Mley Clerk.
y COPY. Tesle.
GcJ. ". Mley c. c. c. S. c.
/ o.. q-lt. y. " NJ. p. Q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
TERMS OF SALE;
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
~ Woodst ok, Va. Jan. 2sth, 1881.
TO Horace BlacEmur aud others Complts. and
r. f. MarstOn, I. J. Msrst0n and c. Hickman.
Defts aud all the lien creditors Of X. F. Narston.
You are hereby not fed that have fred upoz
the Sd day Of March next. between the hours Of
O'Clock 4. VI. aud o'clock, P. NJ. TO take a nj
o4ice the accounts II lst. The balance Of the
unpaid purchase due c. Hickman from Z. r,
MarstOn on the real estate Of said Nsrston, ID
The amount and priorities OF the debts Of Z. y
MarstOn due by lien Of jud<ment or otherwise,
80, ihe value, tua and annual OF the real estate
Of the defendants Marston, and any other matter
1 may deeu pertinent or either party may desire
as required to BE- taken by tue decree OF Sheoan.
doah Circuit Court rendered on the 2lth day Of
January 1881, IL suit IN chsncery depending IN
said court between Horace Bltcknur, L.. cumpl's.
aud r. +. Marston, &c. D-fts. and II from any
cause he taxing Of said accounts shall not be
commnced, or having been commenced should
not be completed on that day the t1kiug Of We
same will be Adjourned from day 70 day, or from
place to place, until the same are taken aud com
pie ed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
chancery OF the said court, al my vface In aid
county he day and year frst aforesaid.
Z. E. STiCKLEY.
Feb, 2d,-4w- A. & ". 4 A. @. W Pa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

IfGen. MahoIe is Demo rat, Why
does he sit on. the Republic m side of
the senate ?-LyNch6urg AdOence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

KyfRG MA TO WIT:
Is AcArox-ln the Clerks Office
.of si.e eiwu Court Of Shenandoah, Febru
ssv6ih 49,
f3a9issI spkcr-.... ............. romplt
~ ~ Against
x. MiI01 Rhodes admr. ofThomas Miller
d-r't'. Eaau T. Albert and Miry Y. his wife,
''''''ers 'ii''cr' aud arairj, Johnson, Defts,
In Chanccry.
Taeohject Of this iii is 70 have the Court
'cierm.ne nc question, who is entitled tC
IAe.sam 0f S3..O. 30 meDioned. in the agrees
mont between Thomas Miller aud James II
SQise.. March 9Th 1867. and named as az
ineumb ance in ihe deed Of conveyance from
sai Miller TO .aiI ~piker. July goth 1867
after constituting he said papers. in order tC
furnish said op'aer proper protection in pay
ingt.e same. also TO dete, mine if the judy
meat and execution OF Sarah J johnson are
a len upon the sid money,
I. appearing BIS satisfactory evidence thai
she dHie dan IS Ebrn T. Albert and Mary V
his wife and R,bt Z Miller are not nhabi
tlnis.ul this S,ate-it is ordered, that the
SAT Defendants d. appear here within one
month after due publication hereof and dc
what is noe 'ssary to protect their interest
thar copy Of this order be published in som,
newspaper printed in Woodstock. once q
week for four successive weeks and a copy
posted 80 tie font door # the Court Horse
# saii'cJunty, on the first day Of the next
County Count
Csc. w MILgY, c. c. C. S. c.
4 Copy, Teste.
Go. ". MILEY, c. c. c. &C.
T. p.o Feb. 9,-iw
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
Boot and shoe Ma.
king.

D. CSpeulaver has opened boot and
shoe ~ sting sho ,. the shop occzpisd by
Mr. Viii n posh, ia sala place where be
he sill We rIessed 70 servs his old customers
and the public genersllys 49, fSs y
Ieun- Ca-n.
Jany, is--tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
TERMS OF SALE:

Enough cash in hand to pay costa Of suit and
sale and tho balance Ia tn annual instalnen ts,
bearing interest from the day Of sale, the pur.
chaser Rivinr bond with approved security and
lien Icing reserved for the back payments
haie to commence OF l o'clockP. N.
H. l.. WALTON,
P.W. NA0RUDER,
A. @, WYNK00P;
Mar. at. Special Comrs
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

a Calves (on',tidow is about to marry
her blth husband. Her pastor rebuked
her Tor contt mplaling matrimony SO
soon again. "WeN, just want you 10
UNDERSTAND, ifihe Lord keeps on takin Z
Them / viii, too, Was the spirited r.
plH aE.r ss- .s-f.e
! GRAND SHOWING FoR THE SOUTH.
AOf the tw;eut, Eight new IRON furna-
ces completed in The United States last
year, six were located in Virginia and
five in. other Southern States. Four
new furnaces are nov 10 course Of con-
suuction ia the South. and three more
are projected. fr $50
A foerfamine prevails at and around
| Sioux Falls, d. L. Great suffering has
resulted. Telegraph poles have bee n
used as fuel, the schools are clos, d
and business generally suspended. No
trains can reach the place, owing TO
the snow drifts. Al Parker, d. T ,
part Of the railroad track has been torn
up and the ties taken for frewood.
A'brakeman on the New York Ele
waited railroad some months ago push' d
passenger back ron the gate his car.
the train being crowded, and the pas
senger Tell down the steps, receiving a
serious spiral iujury. He sued the
company for $l5,OOO damages, and
Thursday jury awarded him 1900"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

Me-. James f. LsAca. a !promineut
citizen of Frederick county, Va. died
Fiidhy, Feb. Is.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
10 Whom it may Concern.

4 u persons whomsoe,er are hereby warned
Aagi Mt dealt tn, or trading Tor. two certain
"a d 1tnds. paya1le q and he'd by Benjamin \.
II, kie. aud executed Philip stickley March g.
i,5I. one f. sa0el aud iue iOn thereafter, and
Tie tthbrf.r st0Ite. due N September ls6s, bear
gfuterest frO ndAie, fir the reason tkat the same
qase Teen long fdly paid.
JACOB A. HOTrEI., Admr.
Fec. Q. I'm 81 Philip SIlckley, decd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

Josiah stickley shift. Com. Admr. Of Ge0-ee NIL
Ter dec'i, Joseph Miller. David Fickud II laHr o.
his wife, Eliza Eodeffer committee If c.e ia
Rodeher, Joseph Artz, Henry ATT, john =. 'rz
Keeran II. NJ ,nnett liza Wells, Suah Asl aus D,
Mary Anderso-. samue Hotel AMI Citha lue b 81
wife, Elizabeth Weaver, sophia Hotel Ca. llae
Hotel, Benjamin tel, Samuel NJ or snd o.
unknown heirs Of AbrHham Muller ce, aA, e
unknown heirs Of George Mile decd. who " sd
son Of Anna Miller de- .. aud the uuknoWh bel
Of any Of the above named parties who NAY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

Senator Carpenter, OF Wisconsin, had
an insurance OF $50 500 on his life. HIs
other assets we're small.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
Commissioners Sale
OF
"A River Farm.
Jacob Cops admx Complt.

jacob cops admx Complt.
jeremiah S. Evans &c. Defts.
Pursuant To a decree in the above
mentioned cause Of date SPIT. 18th.
1880, the uniers gnei will offer At
public sale on the premises
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1881,
the following Described real estate:
The farm known as the lower Arta
farm, more recently owned by jacob
Opp and ,old by his heirs to Zero
miah S Evans. containing PHI
acres more or less. This farm is some
) miles south of Woodstock and
about miles east Of Ediubnrc near
the 70 d from the Valley Turnpike 10
Caroline Furnace.
TERMS OF SALE:
One halt cash, and the residue in
one year from day OF sale, evidenced
by The bond of the purchaser with
good personal security. a leo to bs
reserved for said deferred payment.
Sale to commence at l Del eek
P.W. MAGRODER.
Feb 2-td. Sp. Comr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02

VIRGINIA, TO wTf
v Al rules he'd in the Clerks Ofico Of he
Circuit Court " Shenandoah County, FIR TIE
month OF February 1881.
Henry Mumaw Comtee for Elijah On II 'ey
and bis own right and in right OF his wlis is.be
Comph
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
J 5.

ATIRaINIA.TO WIT:
In vAcArIoS.-Iu the Gle ks rfire of G %
Circuit Court of Shenandoah, February eth 1881.
Eliza kOdeffer. ................ ........ comp e.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
IRON hichmona Diapatch.l s}H
Diseased sheep "

HANOVER CoUNTYs Feb ~, ST.
y Editors Dispatch. Ny sheep are Of.
fecled very siugularly, and I cannot
account for They are apparently
well and hearty. and in a short time
become pelf.cty bind and refuse TO
eat or drink, and lnger in that way for
about week or ten days and die. Can
some sheel-raiser or any one else tell
me what TIC disease is and a remedy
for the same. Please insert this in
Iyopr pager and oblige 20 .4s
s,c. s8f hsa .a = "A SUBSCRIBER.
o, Our Slaanton correspondent recently
wrote us asf,ilows - a 4,t.,t
q The Augusta W ool-Growers'] AS
sIcialion asked the pr fessional views
anil advice of Or. HIS. Hogshe't, an
experienced and successful veterinary
surgeon Of this county, His diagnosis
and Of he disease aud remedies, sue-
gested will. be interesting TO. sheep
growers who read Inc Dispatch l
seems the disease is caused by a lack Of
The proper care during the late severe
weather apG The scarcity tfgreen food.
| One Of the four 'slOnaclis which a sheep
has, aud lliemOst important. called the
''monl Plies when affected by indiges-
ton becomes iaid and presses against
the heart stopping the circulation,
when death .eDsues. Sheep should b.
Ifsdregularly aad equally, as horses are.
aud grain should not be given 10 them
in a heap 10 scramble over Some
would get too much anhsOme too little,
aud the .resultin either case would he
equally Injurious. Accounting for the
head of abe sheep affected with the dis
ease being drawn back, The Doctor SAID
it was caused lyslhe hard monyplies
pressing upon the spinal column. a
geutema II asked # pine-,ops we're not
good fer the COMPLAINT s'Yes," said
DR.. Hogshett, "lurDeutine IN any form
is ,eoood-it aids digestion. But even
pine -to1s should be- given reguriarly.
and pruportioued as ifyou were feddiug
grain. Wheat -bran is good, but corn
meal .lndlgesliJle, A ruminant will
Certainly, be made sick, he said, by
eating cornmeal, but crushed corn was
good feed. ,ss
A gentleman present who had lost
ou)y Que sleep out a flock of 100 had
kept pinc-iops spead IN the field where
his flock could get to. them; had fed
Oats, bran, and ashes, and sailed regur-
lly.f = rf
Concluding his talk, DR.. Hogsheti
said be could not recommend any kind
of oil asa parjative. Salts was the
best. "A teaspoonfdl was an average
dose. Flexseed 10 small quantities
was not Objectionable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
CONTAINING 76 ACRES.

more or less, subject to the widows dover which
has been laid Cd, the farm will be sold etnor in
whole or IN lots to snit purchaser the same 10
convenient to school houses there 10 4 dwelling
aud other out buildings. Tenant, share Of grow
ing crop reserved possession given April lat
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-02
In ChalIcerY.


The object Of this suit is 10 subject the est g. o
Geo ge Miller decd, to the payment n % ltd-l n.
obtained by PHILIP Rodefer agaius the said -sIs
Miller upon which there is ba an ,e of sl,i D.
with interest on SAC IS from Dece mOrr 80 - p,
which is now OWED ~ said i1a lcc. lc b..
yiftue Of q deed in tae nat Ire Of lcr.
to settle the accounts Of Phi ip A. Fun Lou-r
late sheriff Com. ldmr OF GeOr-e Ill er ae, d. a
10 dlsburse the funds ofsud estate ate tlo JAS
meut Of all pro err debts and costs lll tAe l..lr
Of 81 Id George Miller decd.
happening by sat sfactory eyileace tat 3D..
defendants, except the said liza tO1elfr 0m.
Eebecca Rod sffer are not inh4b talts If this tf
1t is ordered, hat the SAID defsudal O. ID @
here within one mouth after dus puo cAg.0A A...
Of and do what is nece 70 pr teet .elr iA'c.
est; that copy OF this order be publ snci ia 3d..
ewspaper printed in WoodsrOck, once ae.. q
ou successive weeks aud a copy pIstei at e..
front doc Uf the urt House Of siid cou.t. o.
the first day Of the next County court
Geo. W. Mle5 O. rs.
A Copy, Tcsle.
Geo. W. Milcy c.t.c. -. G.