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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
A GhOul's Death.

Shot DO,cn While A tempting to
bob a Ne,o Made Craze. "A dis
patch from Scranton, New York 10
the New York papers says: "Dr.
Henry w. Kendall, OF this city, a
prominent Young physician, was
found early Thursday morning ly.
ing in an open meadow, few miles
from the city, with a bullet-wound
in the centre of his forehead, pene-
trating to the brain. The spot
where the young man was found is
about one hundred feet from the
cemetery where the dead are inter
red from the Onondago county
pooihouse. There were evidences
of a terrible struggle near the woun-
ded man and the earth was swim
ming in blood. Plain foot-tracks
led from the body to a ncw-made
grave i'll the cemetery, which was
halt disinterred, showing that Ken
dali was engaged in the ghoullsh
task OF robbing a grave when sur
prised by his unknown assailants.
Near by were two shovels wrapped
together in piece of old carpet and
a satchel. On his person were a
dirk and two reviewers in belt. In
the satchel were a bottle of whisky
a cant-hook, long piece OF rope, a
dark lantern, a bit aud stalk and
a sCrew-driver, and other tools used
in grave robbing. In his pocket
was found a card, on which was
written 4: BE sure /; eight o'clock.
Kendall has made in the mast Il
business of furnishing bodies for
the medical college in this city, but
ne has had falling out with that
institution, and has lately been en-
gagged in supplying some colleges
elsewhere. lie is aged about twen-
ty-fve years, and is of most aris-
tocratic family. lie is at variance
with his relatives, as he married
about tour months ago beautiful
servant gIrl employed in his fathers
house. Why lie should be engaged
in this CHASTITY occupation is not
known, as his practice was quite
lucrative. 1t Is believed that he
was shot by a member OF az aSsO-
citation called the Grave Projectors,
which has secretly been organized
since a recent attempt at buIrying
ground in this city. Kendall Will
not recover and his death may &C.
cur at any moment. The high stand
ing of the young man has made the
case a decided sensation
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

QUEBEC, May 20.-The schoon-
president, from Antwerp, brought
to port tonight SIX of the crew Of
the ship " esteln Belle. which was
lost in the ice on the lst OF May
last The Western Belle left
Greenock on tia llti OF April, com
manded by Capt Frew. On the
night of the ist OF Nay she ran in
to an iceberg. crushing IN Der bows
and in twenty minutes afterwards
sank. The boats were Immediate
ly lowered, the mate aud six men
getting away safely III one boat
The olher boat was swampei by
the ship going down before 1t could
ge! clear, the captain and Twelve
of the crew losing their lives. On
the I'd CT May ;ne survivors were
picked up nearly frozen to death.
None OF them sayei anything but
the clothes in vino, thry made
Their escape. Thcy are now at the
wafer p0hcs station iot shelter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
APostm aster Wanted.

Representative Wise, OF Virginia
had a rather spicy interview with
First Assistant Postmaster.General
Hatlon as to the present method
OF distributing the patronage OF the
Postoifice Department IN Virginia.
1t seems that the postmaster at Rock
vile, Hanover county, Va, resign
ed IN February last, and up to this
time no successor has been appoln-
led. Mr.. Wise said he had been
informed that person, whose name
he gave, claiming to act by author
ity, had been circulating arouhd
the vicinity of Rockville endeavor-
inc to make converts to the repud-
diaiion cause with the bride OF the
postmastership, and in the mcan.
time the citizens are subjected to
great inconvenience. In inspecting
the letter OF resignation OF the
former postmaster, on file at the
department, Mr.. Wise saw the in
dorsement on the back, "Re;esred o
Genera! Mahone.' Mr.. Wise was
very indignant. lie sad lac vas
a democrat, and he asked no iavors
at the hands OF the administration.
He did not care who was appoin
ted postmaster. whether republican
or readIjus;er but the people lnteres-
ted were Untitled 10 having their
convenience consulted as nue. as
the people dependent on any other
poslofice in the United States, and
1t was all outrage TO leave them for
all this time without the proper
facilities III order that the office
might be made medium OF bar er
and bribery. lie said that ii a
postmaster was not speedily appoln
ted he would call the attention OF
the House Of Representatives to the
whole matier.-Sun.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

A very good looking man, claiming
TO be the sou OF Campbell, the inventor
of the patent index, visited oar town
for the purpose Of selling the patent Ia
he county. lie stopped ct the Wash
ineton House, aud after remaining
about two weeks without selling his
patent, induced DIR. f. e. Hetrick to
casb check OF the Citizens National
Rank Of Baltimore for Fifty dollsrs, and
after securing the money lett the cOnn q
ty. Mr.. Hetrick forwarded MIR. Cam
pbell's check for payment, but 1t came
back protected, The officers Of the
bank wrote they knew no such man,
Mr.. G.. is about feet G inches high, has
black hair, moustacbe, aud eyes, and is
25 wears old. He is a man of pleasing
address ard seems TO have been raised
a gentleman. When here lie claimed
10 have sold The patent 10 Culpeper
and llat Judge Bell had made
an order in vNccaiion adopting his
palert and Cid,ripg payment to be
made 10 Lin. which has since been
ascertained 10 be false Blue Ridge
Echo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
The administrators.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Alexandria Gazette says that len
tleman who recently arrived in that
city from Norfolk say that the fali'
ton between .be Mahoneiies and ne.
groes In Portsmouth has been rupttred,
and that though that III NOrfolkIstill
Exists there is but little doubt thai the
Democratic ticket will be elected. [Col.
lector Brady is still here aud, with
others, is trying 10 have changes hade
at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. The
NJ ahoneites will endeavor to giyd the
Republican nomination Of the d1trict
10 a negro. but il they do anotherR con-
yen,ion will rcuorninate Mr.. Dezed dorf.
A conference of the leading Rel ubli-
cans in the State will be held in Rieh-
mond next week, at which it will pro-
badly be agreed TO run straighiouk Re-
pubhcans in all the Congressional dis
trlcts Of the State, and the Admlnlstra-
lion be informed that while they dd
its support, aud will be glad to receive
it, if it is not gwen them, tbeb the
President need not expect to receive
the support Of tie men they will send
to Congress. 1t is probable thai Mr..
Williams, the Republican Reafuster
who was one of the "blg four" VII be
The Republican candidate in Mrl Jor-
genseu's district. Intelligence iroh the
9th district is to the effect THAI the
only localities in that district wete tie
Mahoneites remain in any fOtce Is
where the people have not yet hefrd OF
General MdhOne's vote against tht eX-
ConfederaLes and where they haye not
been informed that Mi. Masset did
not kick against tie Readjuster caucus
but against the e-nau-pOwtr Queen.
Malone, and that Mr.. Massey as
candidate for Congress al largj will
sweep that district. A letter frbm
prominent aud well-informed RdPubli-
can in narrisOuburs, a leaIcr u his
party in the Valley, expresses the
straightout situation there in thd sug-
festive words. AL is lovely AMI the
Goose hangs high"
The Readjusiers here are ii abllt as
demoralized condition as there most
implacable enemy could desire. Lieut..
Gov. Lewis. who is one OF the Judges
at the races nov IN progress, conf less eS
to his intimate party friends that' their
prospects could hardely b. worse. MI
Stovall l. open aud loud in his denun-
CATION Of the leader OF his party and
saws he will DC rent asundeI by his own
followers, aud the General himself Is
out out with Mr.. Fulkerson thatd 1t Is
understood. he ha. expressed his regret
that Mr.. Trigg did not beat him at tue
las. election.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
Wednesday, May "a 1882
WE publish ia this issue Mr.. Ma.

WE publish in this issue Mr.. Ma
homes attempted defense Of his conduct
in voting against his old comrades in
arms. His defense is weak and puerlle.
Were his statements, as to his own
actions, all true, it would be a defense
which any man might we'll place before
the public with a great degree oil
anxiety.
He SAYS: L was not in the Senate at
any time during the proceedings OF the
so called Tebbs case until the morning
when the resolution proposing TO refer
the bill and all the amendments which
had been offered TO the Judiciary COM
mittee was called in regular order
Mahone's letter is dated on the 10Th
orMay and the Congressional Record
OF III e 2Slh OF April shows that on Mr..
Garland's motion 10 consider the Te6b's
bill there were % yeas and % nays, and
that Malone roted nay.
BY the aid Of Senator Mahone's VOTE
the bill could haye been passed but he
voted with the enemies Of the bill TO
kill it..
The Washington Post in commenting
upou Senator Mabone's statement 10
his letter says:
I'm THE he is guilty, as We have
shown, OF three ialsehoods."
HE was present on the Goth of April
and voted not 10 give the bill hearing
His vote was used by Senator Rollins on
May ID when he was not present. %
the 4th of May, after tie EdOonds mo-
ton to refer had been defeated, Senator
Malone made his appearance and ny
his presence encouraged Senator Ed
monds to renew the motion to refer and
voted such reference"
But independent Of tie question as
TO the correctness Of his statement OF
facts. there 10 one sentiment expressed
by him, which every representative OF
free people should blush to OWL
l. is as follows:
The power and the right TO impose
such disability were determined 'ullJ
and finally at AppomatOx."
The most sialwart OF the stalwar'
radicals might give expression TO such
a sentiment, but that man claiming
to be leader of Southern men and
representative of free and indepep'
dent State should give expression to
sentiment so untrue is a matter OF sur
prise. The result Of the var may have
conferred the power, but it Dever die
confer the right to impose disabilities
upon The free and sovereign people OF
tie Southern States. The man who
entertaius such a sentiment is either
too ignorant OF too subservent to
radical dictatlon TO successfully and
faithfully repre- sent free people. The
wrong of voting as he did is only sur
passed by the sentiment expressed
in lis letter Of defense
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

Mrs. Scoyille's husband declares
that Mrs. scovills is Insane, and J.W.
Gultcau, her brother, replies that
Scoyile is crazy and a fraud, The
q ui,eaus are an interesting fmiIy. It
is just possible, however, th't the
whole thing has been porpocled with
view of giving weight to the theory
that insanity is hereditary and strongly
developed in The Gultean family and
TINT President Garfield's ass esslu Is not
responsible, The Day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
roMMssIoSE,,so OFFICE.

TroNMIssIOSE.is OFFICE.
~ Woodstock. Va. May IS 1852.
To John Foliz w. A. J. Fadley admir- of Angus.
tine H. Fsdley decd. Isaac Hollar Aikens Fadley
Mary Fadley widow Of A. II. Fsiey. Zebeiee,
Harrison Ella, David and Richard Fadeley and
n. T. stoneburnsr and Arm his wife; and Eli
adeley vs. Same
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the u day Of June next, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock, A. ". and o'clock p. NJ. if fair If not,
on the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
to take and SETTLE at my Office. the accounts of A.
J. Fadey admr OF A. II. Fadley decd assuming
the se'tlemen issid accounts so far as made,
as correct.
I'd. The accounts Of A. II. Fadley as Gdn. for
Eli G. Fsdeey, and ascertain II he received the
proceeds q wards lands.
ard An account Of all debts still due and out
standing against the rs tate Of A. II. Fadley decd
according to their priorities.
4th. What real estate the said A. II. Fadeey died
seized and possessed Of and It's actual and annual
value aud who are now the holders Of the same.
9th. Any other matter doomed pertinent or that
any party IN interest my re quire, required to be
taken by ths iu5To5 Of Sheuan doah Circuit Court
rendered on the lst day Of April 1882 in suit in
chancery depending In said court between Jno
Fadley 30. Eli Fadley csmplts and A. III, Fadley's
admir- &c defts. and II from any cause the taking
OF said accounts shall not be commenced, or
having boon commend ed should not be completed
on that day, the taking Of the same will be adj
journed from day TO da y, or from place to place,
until the same are tax on and completed.
Given und' r my hand MS Commissioner in
chancery Of thesaid court, ct my Office 10 said
county the day and year first Aforesaid.
MAY lT-4w. p. W, MAGRUDER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

DEsrIrUTION IN PATRICK COUNTY
VA.-An AppeaI tor Aid.-lr.
J. ii. Rangoiey, OF Patrick Court
House Va, has ISSUED an appeal tor
the suffering people OF Patrick coun-
ty, which is Endorsed by the Hon,
George w. Booker, eX-member OF
Congress. Mr. RaageIey declares
that no such suffering for bread
was ever known i'll amy county in
Virginia, the poor people being
actually on The verge Of starvation;
many 20 for days without morsel
Of bread, and as Tor meat, they
don think OF that. Concluding
his appeal, Mr.. Rangeley says !:
Many ase getting thin IN flesh and
show in their faces the want OF food.
| tell you in all candor. that |
don't see any way for some TO get
on any longer. No money and no
bread. All hands have worked hard
aud have planted fine cop, but
will he forced to abandon all. Our
wheat looks fine; but wheat 10 ripen
in June will not save the people
who are hungry in May. Mr. Ran
eeley adds that Messrs. j. Il.
Schoolfield & Co. and p. L. Barrow
well-known business men Of Dan
vile, will gladly receive contriou-
tons tor this cause. They also
vouch for the correctness OF Dir.
Rangeleys statement.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
Influence orthe Soil OH Health

The influence of the soil upon the
health of those Lying upon tits brought
out very plainly during the prevalence
of epidemic diseases. That malarial
diseases (likc Intermittent ievers) origi-
nate from the soil, is already accepted ;
and recent Investigations show pretty
conclusively that the germs of Cholera.
Abdominal Typhus, Yellow Fever, and
the plague are IN some way connected
with the soil, " hich is daily corroborated
by letters IRON all parts of the country,
stating the marvellous effect Perena has
on those diseases, and in their GONZALES
cent state. JOHN +. COURTNEY, of
Cory, Pa, says: i am still getting
better, thanks TO your Perwna aud
Manalin.' See page GAIN Ills OF Life
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

Clear head add voice, easy breathing
sweet breath. perfect siaeil. tHsie and
hearing. no cough. 10 distress. These
are cond lions br0u.h; about in catarrh
by the use of Sininrds Rl'ictl Cure.
Complete treatment for 81.
Terrible itching and scalY humors,
slcer-, sores and scroiu!ous swelling
cured by the Cuucura aud Cutcura Soap
(the great skin cures) externally and
Cuticurl Resolvent (5lood purtier) in
lernally. Ask about them at yoIr drug
giSis.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

Tleiuorl flho House Educational
Committee shows that Virginia hes
PLAZA white males over twenty lone
who cannot read and write, end
not 40 O55, as inadvertently stated
last night. Kcntrcky has 5+,956;
Tennessee, 46.94S; North Carolina,
44,42O; Mississippi; ..l2,47S; Georgia.
2S,57l; Lomsians, 1857, South Car"
Ola, 1924; Maryland, 1882; Texas
33,Oe5. Of the White population oil the
whole couslry, G.9G PER cent. cannot
write. While oflbe hole colored popula
ton AT ale in a similar condition.
Exchange.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

1t is reported that tie cold lights
are having mos, Injurious eject upon
the cotton crlp in s,uIh Carolina in
some cases reo,lerin, replan,ing nee
css ary.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

II was stated in Alexandra yester-
day ~ gentlemen who represent the
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Western
RAILROAD that county will complete Its
purchase Of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad at $500, 900. Of this sum only
Sc, 200 has yet been received, but per-
sous interested in the road have received
assurances that 100000 will be paid
into court at Richmond within ten
da,s on account OF the purchase.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

Five now Bishops were elected by
the General Conference of the Nj. E
Church South at Nashville last Tues
day. as follows: Rev. c. Cranberry, a
professor in the Vanderbilt University
hut a delegate fom The Virginia Con-
ference; Rev. Att;cus G. Haywood, Of
Georgia Rev. r. X. Hargrove, OF
Tennessee; Rev. L. Parker, OF Ne"
Orleans, and Rev. A. W. Wilson, Of
Mar, land. TIE five Older bishops o.
the church are Rels. Robert Paine. o.
Mississippi; George F. Pierce o
Georgia IL. II. KavaDagh, OF Ken
lucky; II. n. McTyeire, OF Tennessee.
and John &. Keener, of New Orleans.
Rev. Alpheus w. Wilson, the bishop
from n Baltimore Conference, is OF G
ofthe best known preachers in The con'
ference. lie was elected on tie fret
ballot, aud was the frs: elected OF The
five bishops 10 whom this conference
gives Lirth. The bishop elect Il in tie
49lh wear # his age. His father y as
the late Rev. Norval Wilson, Who vas
also a iavorile minister in his church.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
COMMISSIONER IS OFFICE,

MISSIONER 3 OFFICE
u Woodstock, Va. Is, 1897
To Jno. 8. Reese & Co. and all other creditors
of Levi Dodson decd. vs.. Isabella Dodson admx
Of Levi Dodson decd, and in her OWE right
Andrew j.. Virginia A., Caroline, Thoma,, Robert
II. Elizabeth, Slanora, Polly A. MSryiC, Dorcas
and Chas NJ. Dodson and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fxsd upon
the 10 day o ( June NEXT, between the hours Of g
O'Clock, A. ", and O'CLOCK, p. NJ iffair. If not,
on the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
at my ufict to eform and restate the account
heretofore taken according to the evidence pro-
duced before me-
ID To ascertain what the widow entitle to in
lieu Of dover required to be taken by the decree Of
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the 2 day
Of April 1882 In suit in chaacery depending in
said court between Tno. s. Reese Co. &c,
complts Levi DOdsons admr. &c. Iefta. and II
from any cause the taxing Of said accounts shall
not be commenced. or having been commenced
should not be completed on that day, the taking
OF the sane will be adjourned from sday today, 'or
from'place to place, until the same arc tsliag
and completed.
Given under my hand as Co mmlssioner in
chaucery Of the said court, at my Office in said
Z, unity the day and year nrst Aforesaid
I. w MAGRUDER I
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

Mr.. MASSEY proposes to run Tor
Congressman. at large, in Virginia, at
the fall election. If he possesses all
the virtues which the MahOreites at
tributed TO him one year ago, he would
make an excellent representative; bu'
if he is as bad as they now say he is.
there is not one spot on the terrestrial
Globe hot enough for him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
M D. L. j ORU 81,
W. COLLIE TOR.
REFERgxcE BY PERMISSION:

Messrs W alton & Walton. Attorneys at
Law, and J. w, Martin, Esq Woodstock, Va.
All business entrusted to him will receive
prompt attention.
Agent for Washington Fire and Mariae
Insurance Go. Of Boston, and Mary land Life
Insurance Co., of Baltimore
Office in Burners Building, Woo lstocs Va
March 18th, S2,-ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Monday Nav ~ 1882

= :.
REsP CAr1LR.-Prices iangod from 90 a IS 30
wit most sales from . 81 81 IS per leo lbs,
Best cay s. 80 First quality 2ila q 62 fsir
75a 6r5: Thin steers, 1Jxsn X Cows 50 s. q.
Extreme range Of prices GOA $3.50 Most the
fsles were froia so q 81 IS per 100 lbs.
swISs We Qhote at ll2 cents
with few extra at 10 l-2 cts. per ID. net.
rnBEP Prices ranged for sheep at 2a5A cents
and Lambs at 5as per. lbs gross.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
The Best i'm the World

AsHEvILLR, n. {. Aug. 8, 'ol.
ii. II. WARNER & Co.: Sirs--I con-
slider your Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure
the best medicine in the void ior kill
ney ard liver diseases.
Col. r. &. O'BRYON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24
HOUSEHOLD Linens and 0omestics.

Turkey Red and White table damask Napkins Waiter Covers Towels
&C. Beached and Unbached Cotons, Shifting Coons Gnghams
Lawns Caicoes, Percas &C. Full line of Ladies and Chill
Hosiery Le thread and cotton kid gloves iandkchc
Coe Parao Fans Ladies Ready made Linen and Lawn
Full lire Ladies Ready made underwear Gents furnishing goods
shirts, collars. cuffs, Ties, Scarfs dc.
We also agents The largest Tea and Coffee house IN the
United and soil good gun powder tea for 30 cts To-
price Zoe Tic best young son and English Break
sod 1925 pound 0W soil Zoe The very
best roasted ces cts pound Look out for next
weeks advertisement in this paper We will give price list and the
prices we will offer will astonsh yeu Wait will you
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

The 'pinkeye' has been very distruc-
tive in Canada to foals this spring. o.
the islands Of Montreal alone over 500
young colts and fillies have died.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

Il IL, saJs the Philadelphia Times. a
very sirnilcan. sign Of the iife ssilat
every prou lnent Republican Journal in
New York city and all Tie independent
Journals, demand the defeat OF lhe
Cameron machine system 10 fennsyl-
yania by The defeat OF The Republican
State ticket.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

NV Husband had Drunken Habits he
could not over come until Pdrker's GIN
ger Tonic took away his thirst for slim
lanis. restored his old energy OF mind
and nerves, and gave hlm strength 10
attend to business Cincinnati Lady.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-05-24

Georgia poli les are getting pretty
well mixed: Hon, Alex. II Stephens IS
urged by both .Fuslpn aud Democrats
for Governor.