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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23

ing concealed weapons Edwin Il. " IL
| helm, fclonious entry.
Wednesday, Moraing.-In the case charg
ing VIM. Hinder with assault and battery
the jury rendered a verdict of guilty; ver-
diets OF not guilty were rendered iE the
other cases against Hinder and Facgly, as
ordered last night.
Com'th VS.. John Gansen, larceny (two
cases). The defendant was charged with
stealing Il watch and chain and a dress
coat from the house of G. III. Weaver, in
Mt. Joy township, where he was boarding.
The watch was taken on the night OF July
q, and the coat on the night of August
u. The chain to the watch, and the coat =,
were found in the trunk both were iden-
titled by Mr.. Weaver. There was no evil
dence for the defense, and the jury rem
dcred vcrdicts of guilty. Sentenced to
nm, months Imprisonment.
Com'th vs.. Elmer Houston Boots, color
ed, larceny. The deiendent was charged
with stealing some chopped feed and corn
from the barn of Abraham King, near In.
tcrcourse, on the night of August 13. The
derendcnt, with Arthur Boots. his father
(who is also indicted for this offense), We: Q
seen near King house on this night with
these things III 4 wagon. They were ar
rested and the prOI was identified.
The defense was that Boots did not
steal the goods, which were taken by his
father and broth.r while he drove the
horse. The jury rendered 4 verdict of
guilty. Sentence deferred.
In the case Of Com'th VS.. Jacob Buzzard
charged with felonious entry, verdict Of
not guilty Was taken for want OF evil
dcnce.
In thc case against Jacob Bullock and
john Donkey, charged with the larceny OF
sweet potatoes from Peter l.. Arnold, Of
East Donegal, 4 verdict of not guilty was
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-23

A JACK KSITE' for centuries past,
in Scotland, has been known as a "jock-
to-leg,' which barbarism is nothing more
nor less than corruption OF" Jacques de
Licge," the name of Flemish cntier
whose knives were once highly esteemed
in North Britain, and always bore their
makers name. No doubt Jacques dc
Liege sent cutlery to England as well as
to Scotland, and from jacques knife to
"jackknifc is very short stcp--But
how about jack plane
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
DIED.
tirtl. dI.d a. hi. hons sssr NJ. J.cissl

Noses Iirkls died ct his home Rssr NJ Jaehssi
Va March ieth, 1891, in the eosh year Ct his age.
Mr. Zirfls was native Of Shea. Co. vs.. HI
zss born near Torssiviue, Sept. 10, 1911. In lo'
he ,ernoved - New Mako, VI. ct Which pAcs b
resided for thirty-tvo yesrv. Ne renewed 70 An
rup4A Co. Va. In 1858, and 70 NJ. Jsetson, In 1879
Shsre after a residence Of tvo years, his eafthl,
informed 10 his youpR mARhood, but did not
connect himself With the Church until Hbsut si1
years $50 when be united with the ~. =. Church
South, In which he lived . censistent Rsne Der
through the remainder Of his life.
IA had bssua great sufferer from disease for
about furry years. About ave years agos cancer
made its appearance In his nsse. and, though II
was retarded soms what, Us progress vas sure un
NJ Il accomplished Its work Of death. Tor SONS
but be vas supported through Il all By the porsl
OF his faith In Christ, Ms hops Of relief snd Of
Anal and slsrusl triumph OVER paiA and death, did
not ssein to fail him 81 any time AID be Vas al
wsys ready ~ express his confidence in 0sd.
He WAS an zprigAt man, ehri'tisn. .snd, tAeusn
uuObfrusive In his religious ptofsssion, aud nod
est aud retiring In his disposition, shrinking from
the notice Of men, rather than bringing himself
forward he was . man Of decided integrity OF
character the forcs Of which Was felt ana soknoSl-
edged.
His wife. Ave sons and I've dsushtscs live &c
mourn the loss ofs most aGectionsts husband,
and the ndesl and most faithful Ct parents, and
many friends renAin - lament the dsaid OF
friend dear 80 than in his life. and precious :,
their memory now vhen he 10 gone.
His funeral t,ok place frsm b. AshheH
Lutheran Church. Mes hsrkst. Va. March tAs
iss' aud In the cemetery Of thst Churs bis bod,
Avaits the resurrection Of the Just
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
For general debility take B. B. B.
For the Hersld
Close Of school.

The school at Fairfield, in Stonewall
School District, Shenandoah County,
Va, was closed ou Friday, MIrch 25th,
1881. The day was spent principally
10 examining the pupils in their respeC-
tive studies. During intervals, select
pieces we're red By number Of pupils.
Many Of the patrons, as we'll as num-
Der OF other persons. were present 10
witness the exercises Of the day. 1t
affords me a great deal of pleasure 10 be
able 10 say, that the examination OF the
pupils was satisfactory. Those patrons
who have expressed an opinion to me
10 regard to the school, say they are
we'll satisfied with the management Of
the school, and with the advancement
OF their children. This Is encouraging !;
it has a tend .ncy 10 stimulate teacher
10 strive more earnestly, aad faithfully,
TO accomplish the great aim aud object
OF schools.
The average daily attendance for the
Ave months was over forty ore. There
are eight pupils who we're personal---very.
day that the school was open; and many
others we're not absent moro than four
days each.
We always see that those pupils WHO
attend school promptly and regularly
take he greater interest 10 their studies,
and In the work Of education, and that
their lAbors are generally crowned
with success.
wheu the examination, aud other
exercises were over the distribution OIL
prizes amsng all the pupils took place.
The highest prizes were awarded 10
Mr.. Jared l.. Feller, son OF Noah g.
Teller, Esq. and Miss Cslharine F.
Swartx. daughter of Mr.. VIM. Swartz,
FIR prompt ald regular Attendance, eI'
celent department, and superior dill
gence aud progress in tn ir studies.
Now our work for this term Ia done,
and while it affords us much pleasure
and sa.lslacuon.t TO know that our eaorts
have not been in vain, we hope that
when the lime to open our schools
comes again. all will be ready and will
ing to enter Spon their duties In the
school room, aud TO work earnestly for
the advancement Of the great cause Of
education, aud thus reap reward thai
will shine brightly through years to
come. c. VS..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
WoopsrocK, Va. March ., 'si.

N0~CSAOS~@I ~
Will you allow me to call attention
o the accommodation farslshed the
public by the B. s. o. Railroadf ]
have frequently heard the question
asked. "Why does the b. & o. Road
give leas accommodations at Woodstock
han al other points on the read ?
Notw outstanding the cold weather Of
he past winter and the fact that traiA'
sere frequently delayed, there was NJ
stove in the reception room for passen-
gers. The room wac heated by stove
In the Office, at the door Of which was a
notice forbiddiug entrance. A perssn
could only go into the Office to warm,
With a feeling that be was imposing
upon the courtesy OF the agent, as he
could not be admitted without viola
zion Of orders. The platform is 60
crowded with freight at times that tie
entrance Is quite small and inconven-
lent. The trade at this depot ls sufi-
cienily large for the entire building. II
would seem that the people Uf this
community should have accommnda'
tious equal to those furnished at a num-
Der Of stations along the road.
Another great annoyance 10 that the
aiding for freight trains 10 next to the
depot. 1t frequently occurs that three
trains are at the depot at one time, and
passengers are compelled 10 pass along
= narrow platform, sometimes blocked
by express matter to get on or on the
trains. Several times parties cam
very near being killed. The loss Of cue
life would certainly be heavy renee-
ton upon the management that per-
mis- this arrangement. There is pleI'-
~ ofroom and ground graded for sid
ling on the opposite side Of the main
track. My We not hope that the daj
ia not TAR distant, when the company
will provide suitable building And re-
cepaon room for passengers, and con
venient sidlings Tor their freight busi-
aesss
OpcwpVRH
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
B. Schmitt sells B. B. B.

A girl who lived with lady 10 Ed
iuburC surprised her mistress BY giving
her warning. The lady inquired the
cause, aud found 1t was sweei-heart.
And who is the lad? inquired the
mistress.
Oh he'ss nice lad; lad that sits In
the church just before me.
Are you sure lie intends to marry
you!
Idare say he does, nam.
Have you had much Of each Others
company YETI
Not yet.
When did you last converse with
him.
We have never eonversed any yet.
Then how should you suppose that
he is going 20 marry your
Oh. replied the girl. hos been look
ing at me, and l think he'll soon be
speaking.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

When we people OF Mt. Jsskson read
in the last issue Of the Virgini0R, how
q correspondent from this place attempt
ed to attach the disgrace of the meat.
stealing upon the fander party, We were
torclbly struck with his after ignorance
OF fact and lmpstency Of conclusion.
If the fuader must suffer f.r the
xrsug dong Of one Of its rank and tile,
why should not the readjasters be
more ceu.ured, when one ofils mos,
rampast champions, after moving IN
society as a single man, as so"n as the
fact that he has a wife aud children In
another state, becomes known, sudden
ly decamps, leaving Lis creditors 10
satisfy their claims AZ beat they may'
II that party 10 which these men
bslong must bear the disgrace Of their
proceedings thrn the resdjusters mus
Slain double share of their iufamy, as
t,co. out Of three, were ieadIusters.
II a party Is disgraced becaused a few
If i've insign i6cant members 80 asuay,
then how great must he the heritage Of
dshonor that falls TO the lot Of that par
ty whose leaders and champions, prov
ing recresnt to every trust rcposed in
them, basely barter the honor OF tseir
state, and greedy cell out, for private
gain, the parry they vowed to protect
But, supposing these men Vsre all
Funders, and the Funders had chosen
them as their rtpressHtdtirs', had selec-
ted them as their apostles, had con-
f.rred upou them the highest gift 10
their power to bestow, aud they had
deue this deed By which one or tee man
were injured, then would we Funders
have held ourselves dishOnored, anil
would have spurned them with con-
tempt.
And now, when the exponents and
captains Of Readjnsierl'n,-the men
aet apart and an sinted by their party
have injured Rot one nan enlY, not the
State Of Virginia, but have even be-
.raved aud surrsAdsd the Democracy Of
the whole country when they stand to-.
dav, Viewed With scOrn and contempt
By the Democrats. with the disgust and
leathiug Of the Republicans upon them
brsa,hes there a VirEinlan in whose
veins ho~s the blood Of hia sncssters'
Who can stand up aai say without a
blush "Mshors IL NY msdsl and ~
~
Our friend spsaks Of calling 10 the
chief Of psllss Of Harnsonburg to un-
earts the Funasrs, aud il ls true. But
he was a Fender, as were most OF the
prominent neR who had then arrested
and the men who took them to jail we're
Funders too.
Now, the plain, unvarnlshed tale, Is
THU: these three men were commit
led, hot as Funders, -not as Read
busters. but as thieves.
And. 10 conclusion. if our friend can
see So clearly the crime Of these men,
Why Can he not see as plainly, the ia.
fanny Of MahOue'
SENEx.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
Valley News,

Stanton Piudic7tor d: Between the
18th If Sept. and the 18Th 81 January,
the Arm OF o 'Bork & Co., Of Stanton,
handled II, 900 pounds Of vsnison. re
presenting about nine hundred saddles.
One buck weighed az much as It's
pounds. Most Of these deer were killed
in the Shenandoah and Allegheny
mountains. J. Andrew Push, who
shot and killed Taylor b. Burwsll, the
eolorsd barber at williamson station,
Oh the Chesapeake & Ohio r. R., 90
the 2Sth Of February, will be defended
on biz TRIAL by Hon. John w. Daniel,
Of Lynchburg. Meade F. White, E'q.,
of Staunton, and James Bowler, Esq,
Of Covlngton. The services Of the hrsi
named advocate were secured by the
prisoners friends In Nelson county,
where lie was born and raissd anC
where he is held in high esteem.
- -
Shenandoah Valley: On last Friday
March IS, Mr.. Silas Cook, (Spawlus,
met with An accident. He was engaged
at work on the saw-mill Of FoltS 4
Frederick, come 5 miles below New
Market, and in attempting 10 roll los
up to be sawed, the canthook gave way
causing the log to roll back and break
his left leg, just above the ankle.
DR.. C. Z. Henkel rendered the nee
essary surgical attention....W. F,
Zirkle, aged about 10, son Of Scion,
who lives with his grand father, Mr.
Nsah Zirkle near Forestville, Va, had
his hand mashed, last Saturday. Il
rolling log at the woodpile, it slipped
and badly hurt his hand.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

Gen. Willisms publishes a card Ia tAe
Winchester Meas, IN which be dsAlss
that there 10 any probability ofAis Asing
appointed Pest Master at Winchester.
BE says that he has not sought the
office and would not accept 1t, u ten
dered 10 him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY COURT.

- rv, Worms OF SHENANDOAH cor1TT; ..
respectfully announce myseiA cAnaioIt.
Co. ~ oece ~ Clerk Of the County Court OF oneA
and al ounty. ,..- c,..k - ths
60. ~ this comfy win enable me 70 dischars.
M dntes Of the once EFFICIENTLY and elected, y
vii r. M ann to perform all i's duties impAr'iAuJ
aud faithfully. u,rr pyRD
March 2d.-te.
To rxx VOTES OF SHENANDOAH CorEr1:
respectfully announce myself ~ eAnal
date for the once u CLERK Of the OSoAS ~N~4' "
shenandoah County. - ca..h "A
Hsvipr been the assistant and deputy Cerk o,
cap,tS H. your County. for the last six wears zee,
eorhdeut that can perform ne auuSs - 80 80
So and II elected, promise faithful and IA
vsrtia discharge Of the same. ,,vev
March 2i-ts. o
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
srRAsBuas, Va. March 20. 'el,
ksssrs. Gditsrs:
At eight o'clock SHnds,


Nsssrs. Gditsrs:
At eight o'clock SHnds,
morning whea our citizens were prePar.
ing for Sabbath schools aud prayer
meetings, that awful sound Gre, Ore
was heard rinSia ; through eur strsets
10 which Gas .ususN eur good peopl
arose 10 mass and proceeded to tn
place, when 1t was found that ou
Presbyterian Church was on Are. Thu
winds was very high and had we no
discovered the Ore at almsst that nom.
emit part Of Strasburg would now be lay
ing IN ashes. This church 10 an ornA-
msnt to our tswn, lately repaired anc
nicely painted and furnished iuslde ant
out, large and csmmodious. FIR
supposed TO have originated from +.
defective Aue. Damage absut fihy
dollars, no ,surunse. This again viii
the big Ore few weeks ago at Nj
Huppps, will suggest to tho miHds .
our people, the necessity ola Ore engine
and that talk alone will not answer
Altho this Gre vas managed with geo.
deal of presence Of mind and sxssllsni
Judgment, still with the limited nsans
We have 10 nxht Ore, should the Ore
got coed heAdwsy would be OF little OF
40 service. l would suggest that mr.
Company be organized at on.s vial
James Mashir az Captain. Az ha''
observed coed, sorn Judgment dlsplays
In binl on such occasions recently, aud
1 an confident all our cltuens woul'
joi1 ia aad contribute hugely Tor th'
purchase OF an engine. Little Je'
Ebsrly woald make agood arenan a.
we eould send him inside 10 inspect th'
boiler and set tho match without Gu
larglng the naSs. ID.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

A BRAKFHBN KILLED.-C. 1.
Nichols, brakeman on Capt. Mahsn''
freighi-.raln, Loaf his footing near
Oaioaimo Mt and fell between tbs cart.
He was 30 badly crushed by the meVinS
train that he died IN few hour. He
was from Fsyette county, ". Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the errors sad'inl
discr.tions Of youth. nsrsus weakness, sarh
decay. loss Of manhood, he, viii ssnd recipe
that Will cure Ssu, PRaH or CHARax. This
great remedy vas discovered 30 missionary b
South America. SssdG sslf-stdrssssd savsisY'
the Rev. JosIPRT. IHhAH, Station D, Nss
Yerk City.
Arr lily.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
SENEX

The parties who regard the app'ar-
ance Of the Martins as a sure indica'
ton OF spring will be glad 10 learn thai
they made their fcst appearance las
Sunday, March 9th.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

BAD ACCrDENT.-NisS Hattie Lines,
aged seventeen, residingne Wayns'-
boro. was severely if not tatAllV burned
bv her dreH taking Gre from the hrs-
place, on Monday last. She was max
ing q src in The psrlor about daylight
al the line Of the accident.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
Mad terrlbie MIGHT swEArs.

heIpns, feOs H. 10
Dr.. TUT: sir-i have bssn suffering Tor nearly two
TsArs With = severe cough Nhen commence1 "a,
kinr your Rrpsctorani vas reduced " one hundred
and sixteen pounds "a weight. had tired almost
sysrzthinx: had terrible nigh, aNeatG lnAEe taken
half dozen bottlss The night swsats have eit ne,
the cough has disappeared, and have gained aiteen
pounds in heah- recommend u 70 AZ ny i-lendA
WITH great respect, OLIVER RICE
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
IMPORTANT QUESTI0hS.

Reader, have you csught co:d1 Are y9u IN
able 10 ralse the pheglni Have you an irrita-
6on in the throati A sense Of oppression On
ihs lunEs, with short breathi DO you have .
At q coughing on lying dOwOi sharp pain
soV And then ia the region OF the heart, shoul-
&ers and backf II so, our Advice is take at
once dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; you viii soon
y ABLE 70 raise the phlegm. In an hour repeat
IL RIpcciOranL place .hot iron TO the feet, take
iwo q TaIis Pills You will soon fail into 4
pIeaIant Eeep and wake up in the morning,
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
ing. and the bowels moving in natural manner.
Te prevent return Of these syYptoms uss The
E-0.~tora ~ a.-errt daVa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
IMPORTANT NOrIoE.-On or about

IMPORTANT NoTICE.-On or about
Monday April lllh cpeny 4 Darby will
opeu at Trou.'s stor'-rn"ni opposite
Welsh. Hotel, with large apa cars
fully selected stock Of Dry Goods,
No'ions. Hardware, TinwsVe, Groceries
snd u fact everything that . person
could want. These goods are al bosgh.
for cash aud will be ss,d at rosk bottom
prices. Wat aaa ssssss > bssgsls.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

JERSEY CowS.-Pariiss wishing TO
purchase a COOL Jersey COW shosld
write to Dr.. Frank King, Van Buren,
Furnace. Tie quality Of this sleek 10
we'll known aud nesds no recommends
ton. Sse card ia another column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
No more dyspepsia B. B. B. killslt.

DR.. W. 7. CriekenberxeT, Dentist,
will spend three DAYS ia each month
in Woodstock to attend to professional
business. He will make bis arst visit
Thursday. April 7th. DR.. c. comes
highly recommended and will re have
no doubt receive encouraging patronage.
See card In another column.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
B. B. B.

Gne, Cook, Jr. and Robt. L. Buck
Special Commissioners, have sold to
Mr.. Catherine V. Albeit, Of SirasouFS'
the farm OF NJ. {. Richardson decd.
near Waterlick Station. in this county
containing 55O} acres, fer IS, S64.7O
.IO IS per acre. a2,2OO cash, and the
balance in three es1al instsllmsat'.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
The greatest Of sppitiEers b. B 3
OBSERVER.


It's mau should open a store 10 Wood
stock and sell, at a very 10" price, goods
which were found to have been pur-
chased nom some smallpox hs'PitAi,
COW long would It be before the eutire
Community would be up in aTms aEsissI
the map aud 1mpel him to remove bic
foods FROM the town? Would any ose
be bold enough 10 cry, "step, Jcu dare
not Interfere with business that Affects
mans PROPERTY" Yet a business
which brings more distress, misery and
death than does the smallpox, is l:en'
sed BY. How long will it continue ?
The people begin to see aud appreciate
the enormity of the evil. II any one l.
under the impression that this move
meut in favor OF local option is confined
10 the town Of Woodstock, be Is labor
ing under a great mistake. Iii qnes'
ton that will soon agi ate every county
in the State of Virginia, and ever
State in the Unlon. The people have
suffered under the curse to such an ex-
tent that they will rise in the majesty
OF their power and baulsh it from the
entire land.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

BURNED. "A little girl abost ls
months Old daughter OF Mr.. T. a.
Ramey. Of thi. place was badly burned
last week. The child found mach
and being alone Set Gre to lts clothes.
One side Of it, body and face was very
,everely burned. Its Injuries tsrtu-
na,ely are not fdSl.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30
AGENTS and Canva@ers

Make from s25 10 ESQ per week sci
ing goods for Z. e. RIDEoTT & Co., II
Brsclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
Aug. 18th ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

Willie Striskler, son Of Mr. J. b.
S,rickler, shot himself IN enc OF HE
finger. with toy pistol. a few days
ago. Although the ball was very
small the wouud vas qlite painful.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

MORE SNow.-We have had TIVE
shows within the last week. Wipter
is not yet willing to yield to the en-
braces Of spring.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

W,uches,er Presi y.ery will hold it'
next session at Elk Branch Church,
Jr9ersoh county, bsGlnnlug April lS's'
a. O'Clock P. n.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-03-30

The Right Rev. Francis n. Whittle
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal
church Of the Diocese OF Virginia, will
preach in the court house Sunday mor'
ming April 81 at II O'Clock.
When the rite of confirmation will be
administered to all desirous Of connect
ing themselves With tho Episcopal
church.