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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07
Sundays

Sundays
Fer Allentown and Way Stations, 500
a. m.
For Reading. Philadelphis. aud Way
Stations. 1.45 p. IN.
Tfdias for Harrisburg Leave as Joiio'cs:
Leave New York, via Allentown, S.dJ
q. M. LOO and $50 p, m.
Leave New York, via ''Bound Brook
Route and Philadelphis. I46 a. m. 1.so
aud 6.5o p M, arriving at Harrisburg
] .bo, s.2o p. m, and 1875 q. IN,
Lcavc Philadelphia, 9.46 m. 40
and I IS p. m.
Leave Pottsville, 100, 9.l0 q. m, and
4.40p m.
Leave Reading. 4.50. 8 90. 1i.6o q. M,
l.8o, G.l5. and lo.35 p. IN,
Leave Pottsville, via Schuylkill & Sus-
quebanna Branch, $50 q. m.
Leave Allentown, 6.25, 300 an, 12.fo
4.3o, aud 900 p. m.
Sundays
Leave New York $40 p m. Phillades
phia. 7.i5 p. IN.
Leave Reading. 800 q IN. and 10, ,36 p. IN
Leave Allentown at o. .o5 p. m.
BALDWIN BRANCH.
Leave Harrisburg for Paxton, Lo-
chiel, and Sieellon daily, except Sunday,
5.25. 6.4o. 9'45 n. IN, 200 p: m. daily.
except Saturday aud Sunday, 8. .45 p. IN.
anf on Saturday only. 4.i6. 6.lo. 9.3o p m
Returning, leave SteotfOn daily, eX>
cept Sunday, o. %, 100, lo.2o q. m, 200
p. IN daily. except Saturday and Sun
day, 6.lo p. M, aud on Saturday only,
5.lo, G.3o, $50 p. m.
J.E. WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
G. G.. HANCOCK,
Gent Pass'r Il Ticket Agt.
Feb ,'ft. vii n 40.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

An thrrlren gentle ,ln careruls
Iy questioned the op'ieian. "What
nuinbrI mu-t [ wear alter these c,ase
t. lie strong euongi I" This onc,"
said the nPticiau. showing him an.
other pair. "Ani alt,r that r.
'Tnis.' "A,! ar'cr tnat :" After
that aher that Y Nil need lit.
tie dog aud Il ,,r us'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

"Can n man belong to q brass
band aDd b" n christian Z" asks an
exc"snse. "We SEQ no impedimcut
in tn" way. But il he is a member
oia brass hand, aui is given to prac.
tlcins on his cornet or trombone at
home, !, Is an utter imp ,ssibility fr
the man Ing mkt door to be a
christian"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

la the Roadway of hfs You will 6ld
m.ny a's s'n''. many happy
o.'-s, u. ~ . wh ,se ml.-ion It is /,
max mhris h'pN you will find The
better ryi. AID the lrofcs ional
d ai-Oeh'. CHERISH the luvabla, cul.
t t. The hAptN, ,unar the humnris',
to'-f''c the p.'-t.lp, {, tut kick kick
nr y"u n'v"r k,ckei behini-kick
Ii e dead -Leat.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07
THE RELISH OF THE WORLD
HALTRDO
'-'- - '''' SA UCE!

NEN To cell Fruit and Ornamental Trees
xMGiN Grapes, Shrubs. Roses, OF. No ex-
WhNTpnperisnce required. Salary.and OK
W hN uUponsos paid.
J. Z. LECTURE Rochester N. Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

A l"uns man nhJ diin't like the
ch VI hi. BAR wr,to 10 n chemist.
n@si"'. ''Wdnt is the best dying re-
& I" rho chemist wrote back
"Fo'l with an empty shot guo."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

The son OF q certain clergyman
wa~ drliv ring u college valedictury
when in pnllng nu, his handkerchief
no pulled p't - ircs II cards, Hal
l"a l'c said 'i'Se got on my fathers
coat.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

A ponr memory j. an inconven-
len, thing So man found it VIII.
l.teIy called ou a irisad, and 10 the
co arse of the eoiye.s,,i,a a,ked
!, m how his 900 fat,er wa. "He
y dat !, oil y.u not kaow II Z" eng.
~s.sd ibs friend. '1adsed I an
pi-tss-ssi 10 bear ~" answered the
sirs,es Il ssd 90 isss Of it;v and
- tsocs,Isd 4 % espsess h's sympa-
"a Assss ~ hs e4li<d aysis
Z z , : .:.s' :: z Aes Z
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

il w's only four Gears old, bu, he
said Papa, 'nre you done any
thug down-tnwn to-day that You
thirs pn:lt - "hip yoa for,i { !
were ~ "i. a. you ~ :"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

Street gsnin ia n friend "Say
Bill yer must qnit goin' TO varict,
s'rw- every ui-h'. nr people'l take
y"u Tor country Iuembcr . Tho log
islaiur.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07

Al nan died recen'ly in Boston,
aud soine oi h'. irl,uds offered to
10y out the body. 1t ., fuaod nee
essnry t" rall 10 as isinnce, and an
Ii-bman Vas sun nnncl In moy-
log tio corpse lbs head was lett
~isuout support aad doppsi back,
~h'rsnp,n, plipriiiy enpagh, the
mouth ."i eye- opened. fbe aston
i-b' d I,'-hmsp gave yell an rms
10 from the room, ra,'ing oIl to the
noa'n.is "Sait iii I get sh.ick
ami III kill hin sure !"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-04-07
HUMOROUS.

The hens are brginniug to prepare
fr Eas.er---lay'ug for it, so TO
speak.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
A Great Premium List

The New York Weekly Express, Z =
tablisbed in 1885, is not only one Of ;he
Oldest and Cheapest but Best Of Il e
New York Weekly Family Newspapers
1t is now making great and successful
effort to reach larger and more gen-
eral circulation than any Weekly News
paper 10 the United Safes, aud TO tbs
end is offered an attractive list Of sub
stantial and valuable premiums to sin-
gle aud club subscijers. The long
established reputation and r.. possibility
of the Publishers who not only publish
the Weekly Express, but the New York
Daily Evening Express is a Sufficient
guarantee % the character OF The prem
iums offered and The good failh that viii
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thority. the brooklyn Tabernacle Ser
mons OF the Rev. I. Dewitt Talmsge,
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Weekly Express % Park R2@, New
York.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
Tie TrUe ISSUE.

We we're getting IN beau fully be-
fore lie Nal one movement commcn:-
cd; White men. ard all Iue Democrats
were ielr, scnlins tie great county o.
PnlsyAania; a Radca! and negro did
20, venture ioIua, knowing that they
stood 10 CHARGE Of election.
But, how is ituow? We have negro
Radical running with two white Read
iu-ters. This mixed ticket of white and
black is supported by Messrs. Raulston
aud Fernald, Of the revenue departments!
and the colored people generally.
Can a real Democrat sand that l.
there one in This county WIN will vote
the ticket? Nobody, 1T -eems 20 Us, hui a
Radical can stomach such mixture.
Who. is so green as not to see that We
are fighting tie same old enemy the
Radical p rtj ? General Malone ana bis
lieutonau's IRE tying 10 use the Desr'cs
to gaia power, and if suocos FIJI, the
negroes ma be paid Tor their services
We shall have negro policemen. negro
magistrates. aud egro county judges.
Here, at hi. late date. Virginia, Old
mother Of States, viii have 30 dill K the
bitter dreg- OF The cup which WAS pat 10
lie lips OF the Other southern Safes
soon after tie wal closed.
Do you doubt IT,? WY, didn't Ma
home vo'e $50 times vih the Rldical-
in the Senate Are they not running q
Radical on their State ticket? Are the,
not check Ivy joai with the Radicals all
over the STATE? Us, as sure as there is
a God in heaven, If Mahone's Coalition
party succeeds the White people Of Vir-
GINA Will be Inundated aud The vicio- !
rious Africans will BE- elevated to
power.
Prepare, friends, for desperate b4.-
lie. Their leader is a great organizer,
md all his men work ike beavers
they are doing their best to fool the
,eople about the State debt, when thei
cal object Is to obtain power. Don't
ct them lead You avay from the man
sue, which is shalI he D,mocrais or
,adleals. the whites or the blacks. rule
Tlrginia Pat it to them on thai
round. aud hold them TO Il. &c Daar,le
lines. u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
gEaIlOmc-PersecuiiOn.

Political persecution wake, in Vr!i-
MIA and one AFR another, +, doral
Office holders who dare to speak ,hc.r
minds 90 down before the relentless
agents Of Mahoue, the chief mqui.ilor.
Ne man IS safe. Mahone's detectives
are ever on the alert. and woe belide
him 81 no refuses to confess faith 10 The
political doctrines Of The Rcpudaior'.
Mahono's yeleealc: is qlick. Sure
punishment falls upon every man Shat
will not bend the knee aud bON the head
BE- fore this heather idol. There Is no
free dom Of speech or deed, save bg the
v.ll OF Malone and HE wishes Of ihls
petty Nr,ut are carried out with cru
,Xacucss by luquisijer b ady aud H.
qui,i,or Fcrnald. while the New Ia
QUESTION End. secretary IN Hozlcwood
and a ireasur riu Ghmef.
The latest victims Of This pus,c'-
ton are Mr.. Thomas J. Jeiries. cletA
in the internal rc}enus Office in Dan-
vile. end Mr. VI. r. Llold deputy
collector Of internal revenue in Man
chester.
Of vih tn If heads. They are not
Malone worshippers.
Who Mr.. Ica're's successor will be
IS net known; but We learn that MIR.
Lloyd steps ont to make room for Lewis
Lindsay, better known as Knee. Deep
Lindsa,. who doubtless is sill willing
to wade to Office knee-loep in white
mems blood.
Thus The pers cuiion goes on, and men
who are trusted by tie people are sacr!-
feed Tor tie cake OF Mahone's marsud-
ers.
rhis persecution was bad enough in tie
beginning. From bad 10 worse it goes.
When will it reach the worst ?-Rich.
state.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
Lei The Job be Abandoned

In all fraakucss and istce, l must
say taat if the Richmond Wing, and
The organ cation il PRESENTS, rely upon
this or such Ike reports o compass
the defeat Of an HONEST, UPRIGHT
AND FEARLESS MAN, yonr undertaking
had. Just as ,ceHbe ABANDONED NOW
Let me beg you to abandon
your effort 10 iyure so good and true a
man. and unite your fl'o-fs "i'h mine to
make bin Tie mex, Governor Of VIZ
sinia." So says Mr.. Ridgway, when
applied o bl Elan for statement with
which to exhibit Major Daniel in bis
rae character TO the public"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

O'FERkAL AND l. UTHAN.-On
Saturday hight tie Courthouse here
was packed with Lstr,aliy, Demo-
Gratis TO listen TO discussion Of the
pending political Issues between Col.
O'Ferrall and Capt. Loulhan. which
lasted three hours. For one and half
hours he Colonel Id the undivided at
tention of his large aud enthusiastic
audience as he 'rlddledv the Riddle
berger bill aud poured hot shot INTO
the Malone purity. Capt. LOuthan APP
preciated his situation aud said he was
not disappointed in not receiving a SID
gle cheer during his opening or closing
speech. but rejoiced that all towns were
not like this in political sentiment
Col. O'F,rral! had IN Ovation in our
county and did our S ale and Legisla-
live tickets great so'e by the two elO.
quent speeches he made whilst lc it,
Sentinel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

BLOATED Bond-holders, Wall street
Brokers, the great staple of Readjuster
speeches for the last four years. A
change Of scene takes place in '8l,
Billy Malone the leader of this Liberal
party is now found IN Wall street New
York, seeking aid Of The brokers and
bloated bond-holders. Oh save or we
perish. The white people are against
US. Many Of the colored voters sus-
pect US. We cannot control the re-
publican party, but If you will only fur
nish US the money we will be good
debt-psyers. We intend 10 pay all we
owe, but we must have money or the
bOurbons will have US.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
The UnmitiRated.

Thomas A. Marvin, alias Rudong A.
Morton, the polygan ist and forger, was
arraigned before the Hustlngs court Of
Richmond on Wednesday, and pleaded
guilty to both The charges against him.
lie was sentenced to Imprisonment for
five years in the penitentary for each Of
fcnse--teu years in all. When asked by
the court t he had aught to say why sen.
'ence { hcu d not be passed upon him he
arose aud delivered long haraneue.
abusing tie authorizes The witnesses,
the pros, cutting attorney aud the State
g nerally. The court listened patiently
aud then seLt him down.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
Captain OF a Hundred

senator Mahouc, fer banging arouo
The money vaults Of Wall street. AM
mirghng with tie "bloatod boudhCh
efs" and Snylocks." whom hi, organ
affect, so heartily to de>pi.e. deter
mined to make venture in the
lecture business before the Union
League Club. From pit to dome" -
:fram pit 10 dome" there were one
hundred people! This vast audience,
vast as il was, vas not 30 eros ded that
ANYBODY failed rom the heat aud was
CARED ou'. The "silyer-iongued orator"
was introduced by Noah Davis, ihe
! ldge who, from his place on the
Bench. ulcd 10 insult Wiluess. that
well-knuNn Democrat, Hon. Abram
:. Hey lit. So bitter a pal isan Is
Davis lh.t lie LIQUID be imported 10
Virginia. where Sena or Malone mig It
oflci hlm a place az on his sleek ald
Shiny lizard judges.
Mahonc's effort at teaching the Re-
pubhcans OF New York the beauties o.
/. pudialion was A,tiilurc. We lool
in vain through the columns Of th'
Herald and the Times 10 find edi'ora
comments on the speech -to-one hun
drcd For some tine past lh's 81
uruals. seeing Malone II bis disguise
Of anu-Bourboa, haye given him edi-
torial aid and comfort. Doubtless they
have now found blm out. Even thr
Tribune Is feeble IN its expression q
opinion. In a little paragraph, we
guarded with cauliOusl' selected words,
% make, The charge that he Democrats
Of Virginia WHO oppose Malone also
want to readiust tie debt. This Is mid
language from the Tribune.
l. is plain that Malone Numbered in
gong TO New YORK. To be seen is
fen 10 be known. and lie who's weak |
LIQUID hide his frailties.- State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
Public Speaking.

Col. j. II. Skinne Of Augusta county
delivered vuy able speech, in the
Court House in This place last Monday.
lie said That he had come 10 this
county under patriotic sense Of du y.
lie r. ferred to The fact that lie had adj
dressed the Democrats Of this county
% ears ago, that then lie was a demo-
crat and that he has been ever since a
democrat and that he is now demo
GRAFT. To lis readiOster friend. he said
If smlte you it viii be in kindness. !
bell We you TO be honest IN Your pur-
poses. but / believe YOU are pursuing a
course fatal TO your own interests and
fatal to the best interests of your State.
lie referred 70 the fact lhst The Read
iusiers in AUGUSTA had uCminaed two
readiuster democrats ond one Re9ubli-
can Debt Payer lie gave a very
striking discupnou Of tie convention
which nominated the Mahorite ticket,
IN which atcGdhg 10 J. Z. Massey
tlcievore forts Cu vh'-e votes could
hive been )cucl for t'n dollars apiece.
The lickrt va incM Cd il tie city Of
Lyuchl ure ly R.pullicar Conven-
tion Cfwllch he Valley Jrgiaion said
:'Tiis bolus conv,n ion is not entitled
TO be Iespecl OF Rpuhlican in the
State" and DAT j, wa fraud.
lie s. owed hat the interest lie Re-
puLlicaus take III Malone movement is
prom ped ly a desire to destroy the
Democratic party. when the Safe of
Virginia lad given tie Hancock ticket
12S, 500 vote. %ahooe wen 10 Wash
inoton AMI .lrce lin. eliiulo The en-
braces Of tic Republicans. Had Gen.
Hancock been clec'cd would Malone
have dared to cast 80 whole power Of
the Senate Ito tie hand Of lie Re-
puhlicane?
lie discussed .rli, 'tr character Of
the ticket viich re Maho.i'es have
pu. up for ibe Democrats TO vote. He
show, d Ilal Jno. F. l. ST.. Nas a most
biu,r Later o'.he Dcwociancp pa y and
t.l ,..ilicl, ,ec'nr,d fnlf he wanted il
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
roR rnE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
JACOB e.. NEFF

Read what John W. Daniel says
about bis position CD the public schools:
"ANY MAN WHO SHALL STATE
HEREAFTER THAT AN OPPOS-
ED TO THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WILL HAVE THE BRAND OF
LIAR WRITTEN UPON HIS BROW
WHEN he DOES IT."
II am not opposed 70 the schools he
cause they are the cheapest and most
assured system of education. and II
elected Governor l will do all in my
power to promote education in public
and private schools"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

DEATH oF THE LARGEST WOMAN.
"A dispatch from Indianapolis announ
ccs the death OF Mr.. Mary Craig, ooce
known a. the largest woman IN the
United States. she died on Monday
evening. at her home, IN Dan,ille. Ind,
ofdropsy of The heart. Tie dspatch
gave her weight as $40 pounds, and her
height six feet, and saws that size was
The wife Of the largest man IN The
Uuled States. 1t requires The efforts
of six men to move tie body, and o
cssket is being special, made to receive
he remains.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

On last Monday, Capt. Jacob. G.
Neff was III Woodstock and met scores
of friends. Our farmers have concluded
that j; is time for them to be represent
ed in tie Legislature and they now have
the opportunity Of electiug farmer who
possesses all the necessary 4ualifica-
tons. Capt. Jacob Nef, Is moi an
ofice-holder or an ofice-seeker. He is
q gentleman Of good education, sue
cessiul business man and he will make
every effort to faithfully represent his
constituents.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

THE WhiQ has made another failure
in its effort to blacken the character Of
job: W. Daniel. Read Daniels letter
IN this weeks Issue. John w. DAME
Ia net man to deny what be has done q.
He tells the people boldly what he is,
where he stands, and what he proposes
to do. He is a Democrat and is not
ashamed 10 proclaim himself a demo-
era; everywhere. The Whigs effort No.
2, to blacken bis name was no better
than his first effort in the same direc-
ton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

Now that Miles OftOn's Great Shows
are to exhibit here everybody will make
ready for a good time on that day
orion always did present a first.class
entertainment, and be claims an eve o
better show than ever before. 1t GER
tainly will be- irst-class. All who bu }
50-cent ticket see everything and
W ithout any extra charge to be added
He has hosts of friends here, and those
who have seen his show before will be
on hand this time Remember Amer
lca's Champion Bareback Rider. Al
Strasburg, Friday, Oct. IA. 1t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

Senator Ben Hill, of Georgia, few
days ago wrote as follows 10 a friend
in Atlanta: 4 have had terrible or
deal of suffering, but ! am now free
from pain, and there seems 10 be q fair
prospect OF permanent recovery. Nv
general health Is perfect and The doctors
say my trouble is entirely local, and
tbat there is no impurity 10 my blood
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

Throughout the State the Republicans
are endorsing the Mohone movement
aud doing everything in their power 10
help its candidates. The deserters from
the Democratic party, still claiming to
be Democratic accept the services of the
Republicans, recognising them as a part
Of Tie party.
II this is Democracy, then blessed is
BourbOnism.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
n Office 10 Tax
Pay5r2s

| will attend at the GLOWING places on
the days mentioned forth purpose Of recciv-
ing the taxes for he year iSsi.
WUNDEE's STORE; Monday Oct H.
FoREsryILLE. Tuesday Oct. Is. OUrcKsRURG.
wednesday Oct. 49, NEW MARgEr. Thursday
Oct. 20 ami Friday DIST Nj. Jackson
Saturday q; MT. CLIFTON. Monday Oct. "a;
ORKNEY SPRINGS. Tuesday Oct. IS: CABIN
HILL, Wednesday %; LIBERTY FURNACE.
Thursday Oct -; COLUMBIA FURNACE. Fri.
day Oct IS. EDNnrRG. Saturday %. EDlrH.
Monday 81; SEVEN FOUNTAINS. Tuesday Noyl
CLENs MILLWcdnesday Nov ,: ZEPps JAN
YARD. Thursday Noy 3. ToMs Brook. Fri
day Nov. A. TREAscREE's OgrlcE, Nov. 5, =
and 5, Mr. OLIVE. Wednesday Nov. 9;
LEBANoN, Thur-day Nov. 10: SrRAsBuRG.
Friday Nov II Saturday y.
After filing The alb We appointments. l.
Will be in the Treasurer, Office at Woodstock
until after the Isl December.
FIVE per cent. VIII be added to all unpaid
taxes on the Isl d 3 Of December 1881.
O. W. KOONTZ. Treas.
De-' I'LL Shenandoah Co
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

CAPT. GRO. GRANDsTAFF is a very
good man and as tar as we know PEI
forms the duties of his Office well, but
may We not make mistake in trying to
exchange good Commissioner Of the
Revenue fol an untried legislator
Besides The people of this county do not
consider it necessary to bestow num-
BEL OF Offices upon the same man at
the same time. If Capt. GrandstaG
has determined 10 resign one office be-
fore he lays his hands on another, be
has not yet informed the public.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

The Elam-Rldgway correspondence
will certainly make votes for Daniel.
1t shows the desperate things to which
this Mahonite party are compelled to
resort in order to keep The sinking craft
ahoat. The Whig will not 60 nosing
about Lyncbburg TO find out the
character of Daniel. When he gets it,
he will not publish it,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
The Last and Most Infamous.

Malone last Monday, voted for
Anthony of Rode Island a bitter Radi-
cal and against Bayard the life long
Democrat of Delaware.
Will the fsllowers of Malone. the H.
d,rsers of Malone have the efirOntery
TO tell the people of Shenandoah that
they are Democrats.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


NOMMIsSIONER' OFFICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. Oct. Sd 1881
To Isaac II. Baldwin. Complt. and .. @. Jami.
son admir-. d. b. n. OF Joseph Mountz, decd. A, b
| Mcuntz commit &c Of RebeccA MountZ, widow who
was admir-. Of Joseph Mountz, decd. A. b. Nountz,
Gertr ade Nountz, q. w. MountE, and r. d. Funk
houssr and Josepha his wife, defts. and the credi
tors Of Joseph AouRtz, decd. and all others con-
cerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 18th day Of November next, between the hours
of O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock, p. NJ. If fair, II
not, on the next fair day thereafter SUNDAY ex
eepted) TO take and settle, 1t my office, the &C
counts, Of LIST All debts or demands against los.
Nountn, decd. or his estate, including the debts
OF compli set forth In the bill I'd, The account
Of the admir-, Of Jos Nountz, decd and also q this
committee Of Rsbecoa MountE, who zas admr. Of
JOS Monntz, decd. taking their former settle
ment a. prms facie correct. Sd, An account Of the
r. n estate itssactusl and value snnual its quantity
AND the propriety of sale Of same to pay the debts
aud partition Of proceeds. lth, Any other matter
he may deem pertinep. or that either party may
require required 10 be taken by the decree Of shen
andoah Circuit Court rendered ION the lst day Of
Sept 1881 in suit In chAncery depending in said
court between Isaac Baldwin complts. and Joseph
Mountz admr, Let's. and II from any cause the
taking Of said sccounts shall not be commenced,
or having been opneDced should not be COM
pfeed on that day. the taking Of the came will be
adjourned from dsy 10 day, or from place to place,
until the same srs taken and completed.
Owen under nay hand - Commissioner In chsn-
Gerry Of the ssid court. II my oface IN aid county
the day and year erst Aforesaid.
oct 6,-tT 7. w. AA0kODEh'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

Poor VIRGINIA! How she exci!es
the sympathy ofMahone. He was once
poor, but that was before ne was presi-
dent Of Vrgln,a's railroads. The rail
roads became poor indeed, but Billy i'
now thought too be millionaire.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-10-12

FIJI. Drake, Esq, Detroit, has re-
covered from terrible skin humOr.
which covered his head, face and hands
by using Cutcura Resolvent internally
aud Cuticura and Gu ticura Soap ex-
Lernally. Thiss is good news.
Salt Rheum for seventeen years.
Help less for eight years. Unable to
walk. Got about on hands and knees.
Head, face, neck, arms and legs cover ed.
Cured by Cuticura Remedies. VIII Nc
Donald, 2542 Dearborn St. Chicago.