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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

FoREPAUGH's BEAUTY.-Severa |
months ago Messrs. Shakespeare and
Heverin, the attorneys for Miss Louise
Montague, Forepaugh's former $4,000
beauty, began a suit against the veter-
an Snowman IN Philadelphia 10 recover
$4,000 damages for breach ofcontract.
To the surprise of the clerks aud Of Mr..
Forepaugh's counsel, Mr.. Brown, two
more summouses have been taken out
Endorsed Laura S. KeYscr, profess
sionally known as Louise Montague, vs..
Adam Forepaugh." as there have
been no fuither transactions between
the beauty and the Snowman since the
beginning of the former suit, it is sup
posed that her counsel feared to risk
prosecuting the suit with the fair
client's name effectively stated.
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Dawson will Stick.

At the Straightout Republican Con
yention for the Sixth district which met
in Lynchburg on Wednesday and nomi-
mated Col. D. ]. Woodfn for Congress,
a letter from Rev. J. Al. Dawson, the
Straisht-out Republican candidate Tor
congressman at large. was read from
which we extract the following para
graph:
you and all cur Republican friends
NAV rest assured that neither Senator
Malone nor aGy other Readluster can
brlbe me 10 sell out the old party that
gave us everything under the sun that
is near and dear TO Us. lam only sorry
that those WHO claim TO be wise gave
him opportunity to split and diSergan'
ize our party at time when we ought
TO have done that work for bis MA
hone's) party.
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To Physicians.

We do not ind fault, reproach or
condemn the practice ct any regular
physician this is not our mission
but we do claim if he were to add
Peruma to his prescriptions as directed
in our books on the Ills OF Liie' (and
furnished gralultously by all drugglsts),
he would cure all his patients.
"OswEGo, Potter County, Pa.
DIX. HARTMAN-Dear SIR: The
small ulcers are all healed. and the two
large ones are not more than bait as
large as they were. am feeling quite
well. The p, ople say your Peruna and
Manalin are doing a miracle. L do not
take nearly so much opium as l did
before.
Mrs. ELLEN MAYNARD
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rsnscis, telegram to the Dispatch.l

IyNcHRURG, VA, August lOth.-
There was tremendous crowd at APP
nomattox to day in anticipation OF a
discussion between Messrs. Massey and
Wise. Bet the former was detained at
his homo by reason Of the severity OF
The hurts received by him at hockey
Mo,rt The crowd was greatly dis
appointed. many of those comprising
il having come from distant cities and
counties. Captain Wise had the day
20 himself, and entertained bis hearers
with abusive illusions to Mr.. Massey
and the "Big Four but not cheer
WIS given until be closed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

THE Tirqini0n wants to know about
the mixed schools. that the MahonelieS
would establish. Hold thy spirit IN
narepcc. brother. From all that we
have seen of Mahonelsm, mixed schools
wonld not be the worst act OF the party.
AT the rate at which they were gong 10
the last Legislature, 1t is hard TO tell
where they would have stopped in their
wicked crusade against the white people
OF the State. The big four with a
patriotism rot evinced by other mem-
bers of the party. stopped the outrage
and held in check the evil tendencies oil
the Mahoneites that wore the boss's
collar. Don't crow too soon' the
negroes will make you eat more DIRT ana
come down on your knees in abiect SER
yility 10 them. You are compelled 10
bow before tie power that las the
votes. If the negro says mixed schools
we will have mixed schools, II your
party remain in power. The people
know this. and will repudlate YOU as
YOU so richly deserve.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

POLITICAL ASSESSMENTS IN VIR-
G1NIA.-The Page County News prints
the following circular, which it saws
was received By Miss Bette Bumgard-
ner posimisiress at UoneSviile, Page
county:
Washington d. c.. August l. 1857
by the executive committee you are re-
uuesled TO contribute TO our campaign
fund 81 for the purpose OF the pending
canvass Of the readjusler party.
If you will please remit this sum o'
check or money postal order TO Z.
Clark, treasurer, Richmond, Va, and
you are requested so to do on or before
the Goth of the present month; and at
the time of making this remittance you
will please notify the undersigned on
the back Of this sheet.
WN. MALONE, Chairman
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

The MATCH MONOPOLY. Notice
vas issued Wednesday to every
wholesale dealer in Philadelphia oil
the advance in the price OF MATCHES
from % cents TO 81 90 per gross,
according t. kind. his will
uecessitate a proportionats rise OIL
the part OF the dealers and job0ers
IN The trade. In consequence Of the
naction OF Congress. the puhnc
have been placed at the mercy OF a
company which can put 'hc p.ice
up as hrgh as l. phases. About
fifteen years ago the first 'itJet at
combination OF match manuiac urers
was made by the Swift & Courtney
aud Beecher Company. The final
result was a great stock company,
comprising about twenty manuiac-
tories, and SAID to represent a capt.
tai Of 81 100000. The sulphur
matches, , III originally were sold
by the combination at 81 50, are
now sold for 81 30, and parlor
matches rose from 81 90 to S2 90,
The stamp tax was imposed about
twenty years ago, which drove out
of the market ali small manuiactur-
ers. At first The government sold
the stamps at one cent each, ten
per cent. off, and compelled the
match men to have their own plates
engraved, which was the condition
on which the ten per cent. was ta>
ken of. The ten per cent. was
not directly taken 1T at first, but
they were given ten per cent. more
stamps. which was equivalent TO an
allowance OF but nine per cent.
lie combination las for some time
been carrying on a SUIT with ihe
government to recover the addlIiona
one per cent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
The Virginia Campaign.

ItiOhHAONDi %hN0' ~ -'NN
honeite congressional convention for
this d strict met at Hcnrico Court
house, in this city, TODAY. More
than two-thirds of the delegates are
colored. Isaiah Crump, >colored
clerk in the Richmond postoffice,
was made temporary chairman. II.
j. Vale, of Louisa, was made per-
manent chairman
The convention was very disor-
derby and at one time a policeman
was called in to preserve order.
The candidates put in nomination
were John Amber Smith, Col. q
W. Jones, who was in the readjus-
ter presidential contest, and a we'll
known Mahoneite, County Judge
W elsch, OF Caroline, Judge James
NJ. Gregory, of Chesterfield, and
Judge S. Basset French, OF Man.
chester. The name of the last was
withdrawn and the first oallot result
ted: Jones 10; Smith 9; Welsch, 6.
Welsch was dropped. FIX Congress-
man John Amber Smith received
the nomination. on the second bal
lot.
Tie leading Mahoneites are not
altogether satisfied with the choice,
but manifest determination to ac-
cept it with the best possible grace
The Mahoncitc leaders WIRE opposed
to Smith. They favored Jones.
HUI bard, WEIGH and another can
didale OF 'uis cily whose name was
not mentioned. Wcicn carried his
side delegation 10 Smith, whlcn
gave nim the nomination.
Nj. Smith is about 30, and scry
ed one term from this district in the
Forty-second Congress. He was
succeeded by Gov. Gilbert Q. y al
kcr. Many OF The republican read
busters do not look with favor upon
ms domination.
Tie coalition convention OF repub-
licans ard readjlsiers OF Norfolk
district met AT Hampton today and
Nominated Judge Spauidlng, o.
NOroik, hr Congress Oh til fist
ballot.
The lallule OF llr. John q. Mas
scy 10 meet john ). Wise i'll JOINT
discussion al Appotomax Court
house toby has created some en-
lhuslasm among tie Mahonelte:
here. All reports lrom Mr. Massey
however, concede that the reason
tor ms failure 10 fill the appoint
ment today was caused by the in
iuries received in the assault made
upon him by Moaoaeltcs at Rocky
Mount, Franklin county, on the I'll
INST. Dir. Niassey's Lends say
that as soon as lie Is in Il condition
to speak he viii cLee'iully NEE
Wise AID discuss with him tin
issues involved in the present cam
pAign. Massey Is greatly encouras
ed at lis prospects from what 1t
has seen and heard in his travels
in the southwest and other sections
of the State. lie claims that he
has received assurances OF supper
rom conservative democratic read
iuslers hereyer lie has been.
WARM SPRINGS. VA, Aug. 10
) A large meeting was he'd here 10
day 10 send oel,g4i,s 10 Ihe S'aun
ton convention Oh tie l5ih ln,tali
prominent leadjusters aud demJ
Gratis attending. line delegates ar
unrestricted, which is c0nsIdc.c '
an anti Malone victory.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

last year will be guests Of Tie lAdiCs and
gentlemen OF Baltimore. 1t il ve'y
greatly desired by all the members of
the Order OF the Oriole to extend the
utmost hospitality TO dlgnifares of Il Q
carnival from New O-leqns in return for
he kindness and consideration shown
and the social aspect of The celebration
will therefore be. no doubt. one of its
brightest features.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16
DupIicity Makes The Coward.
JOHN L. MASSEY.
Ash Lawn, Va. Aug. 10.

When the Mahoneites set up their
Boss and called on al! other pollti-
ca! iniidel4 to tall down and wor>
ship him. the superstitlous might
have believed that there was some
power in this heather image. But
ridiculous as was this idolatry, II is
not more ridiculous than the amaze
ment that has stunned the wor>
shipers of the wcoden-headed idol.
The Boss or Joss of the heather
Mabonette, who rage at anything
but praise that is spoken OF the o.
iect Of their alteration, has sudden
" shown himself TO be as helpless
as stock Oh stone.
When bill was of red by which
the comlades-in- ,rms of Mahcnc
would have been 'cstored to the
fullest light of citizenship in their
country-the right to defend her
this Malone lodged lis votes as
best he could and voted only, when
he could in a covert way-letler,
perhaps, "a covered way to defeat
this patriotic measure.
Why did Malone dodge ? Be-
cause he tear,d the just condemna-
ton of the men who, in war, bad
made him, and Icc4use lie at the
same time dared no; cfferd lis
stalwart Radical master. who, in
peace, mad bought hm.
But duplicity makes the coward /!
When the proposed reduction of
the tobacco tax was brought briore
Congress it was soon learned that
the Republicans. with few cxcep
lions, were opposed to it, whilst the
Democr IS, with a few exec ltions,
were in favor O. it. Ma ones. Stall
wart Radical Master. wIo, Ike any
other slave owner. had bought this
fellow cnly TO use liim. saw the
necessity OF giyins his political
chat,el day oi rrc'cnded freedom.
Malone was admitted, therefore. to
lake a sholt excursion into the
county OF his opponents, the Dem.
ocrals. In that bliei return TO the
party which h. once falsely declared
IT. the Senate and through his organ
to be his own lie tried to appear at
home By advocating a reduction of
the tobacco tax, a reduction that he
knew iull well his Stalwart Radical
Masters would never grant. Even
in this play OF double part he
shows his fear.
But duplicily makes the coward.
When the River and Harbor Bill
was brought before the Senate-a
bill by which Virginia was 10 le-
ceive 100000, small as this sum
sent back TO her from this Immense
tax laid on her great staple, toaac-
co-and when Mahone's Sialwari
Radical Master and his friends re-
fused 10 do justice to Virginia, Ma
hone, afraid of the Master who had
bought him, afraid of the people he
had betrayed, was stricken with ter
ror and fed. He lef! no vote be-
hind.
But the duplicity makes the cow
ard.
1t is absurd for the Ross's hench- /
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16
WM. MALONE, Chairm

Every now and then there appears IN
the WAiq letter from some dlsrepu-
table negro or low white mao declaring
his allegiance TO the Malone party
These sudden conversions, rot non
evil TO good, but from evil TO worse evil
are easily brought about by promises OF
a share in the spells. Let all honest
men ION in dispensing this monsrcl
horde. The people cannot be LETT to
the mercy of gang Of political pick
pockets, crib.crackers, and cul'lhroats
Richmond State.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16
IfNearIY Dead

after taking some highly pulled up stuff,
with long testimonials, turn to Hop
Bitters, and have no fear of any Kid
ney or Urinary Troubles, Brighps
Disease. Diabetes or Liver Complaint.
These diseases cannot resist the cura-
tive power Of Hop Biders; besides it is
he lest family medicine on earth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

Just before going to press, we receiv-
ed the news Of the nomination OF Col.
Charles T. O'Ferrall for Congress. His
nomination gives satisfaction and the
convention is TO be congratulated upon
it's work. Col. O'Ferrall is popular
with our people and will make an az
gressive canvass. The banner could
not have fallen iuto the hands OF a
more gallant standard bearer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16
/ closed this letter last night, but

1 closed this letter last night, but
open 1t 10 give you a brief account
of the most dastardly act ever wit
messed.
Remarks made by Judge Claiborne
and others last night satisfied many Of
the friends Of Mr.. Massey that 1t was
the purpose OF the Maboneies TO at
tack that gentleman (Massey) and get
up an excuse 10 arrest and detain him.
AS Mr.. Massey. who was wholly un.
CONSCIOUS Of their intention. walked TO
the depot in company with some of his
friends, he was followed BY Colonel
W. T. James, Judge Claiborne
"Lizzard Tom"-and some others OF
that ilk. As Mr.. Massey stepped
across the depot to get his valise James
stepped up to him and made some re-
marks. Mr.. Massey replied, Colonel
james, have nothing to say 10 YOU
and want to have no trouble with you"
and turned to walk off. Asbe turned
his back on James,
JAMES STRUCK HIM
on his left ear, knocking OF his spec
tacles and staggering forward. AT
this the crowd rushed to the 1escue'
and James was roughly handled.
Claiborne, who had been standing by
and had evidently instigated the attack
on Massey, seeing that his friend was
getting worsted, now began to CON-
mand the peace, which was soon re-
stored. He then ordered
THE ARREST OF MASSEY,
who was quietly seated in the cars.
Mr.. Massey demanded an immediate
trial Of the case. and the large num-
Der of passesgers, both ladies and gen.
tlemen, insisted that the train should
not start until the trial was over.
The Mayer was promptly Oh hand,
and, after hearing the testimony, decd-
ed that Mr.. Massey had done nothing
to justify bis detention, and
HONORARLY DISCHARGED
hun, but fined James $40. James ap'
D ealed 10 the County Courl. and the
lzzard will, no doubt. remit the fine
Upon the announcement OF the Mayors
decision the crowd raised a shout fol
Massey which VAS repeated again aut
again. Upon ascending the platform
OF tue car Mr.. Massey. WHO never
showed the least sign Of excilemen
during Tie whole affair, made shor
and telling address to the large crowC
that had gathered around, and wa
cheered until the train was IN motion.
If there was nail lacking in th'
Malone Radical ceffin in franklin hi
friends drove il this morning.
ORANGE,
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men and for the Boss himself,
through his own organ, to pretend
that he, a fugitive from every great
public measure, has influence at
w asllingtop. How can the man
who commands no respect COM
mand power; and who can respect
the man who takes to his heels
whenever he hears a cry Of danger
But dupicity makes the coward.
State.
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Let the Republican organs state the
trutb about tax reduction" They
know that the Democrats not only
proposed great tariff-iax reductions
but proposed 10 repeal all the internal
taxes except the spirits tax, and the
Republicans voted down the amend
ment, The Republican party appears
before the country as the champion OF
biob taxation and no relief Courier
To,,rnoI
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

THE latest convert to Mahoneism Is
r. b. Robinson, Editor the Ar9us. lie
gave evidence of his frst'Hove by a
gushing letter in the Richmond Wing
After few days drill, he will be able
to bawl "BourbOn-Funder," 10 Inc
STYLE required Of all who wear the
collar.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

yyIRGINIA, TO WIT,
u At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for the month OF
August 1892
Susan C. Copelin by her father and next friend
Jacob Peer Complt.
AGAINST
Samuel G. Copeland Def
In Chancery,
The object Of this suit is to obtain divorce
ylnculo matrimonial from the defendant on the
ground Of wilful desertion and abandonment for
five years
ltappearng by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant is not an inhabtant Of this Statc-It is
ordered, That the said defendant does appear here
within one month after due publication hereof,
and do what is necessary TO protect his Interests
that a copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once week for
four successive weeks, and copy posted at the
front door of the Court House Of said county, on
the frat day Of the next Court.
GEO. W. MfLEY, c. c. c. 3. c.
COPY TESrE,
GEO. ". MILEY, c. c. c. :. C.
Aug. 9-4w w x W. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

The effort Of The Mahonelte journals,
alter an election, TO prove that the
Coallticuists Lave any considerable
number of whites in their party is abb
surd and preposIerous. Here in our
own city the negroes outnumber the
white Coalitionists three 10 ore. Nor
folk LEDGER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

A colorcd man Of this place says the
Reasiuster leaders we're sharp. They
wanted the offices, and got the men to
vote the readjuster ticket and then they
couldn't 60 back 10 the Democrats aud
now the readiusters and republicans are
inst exactly alike. So says 4 prominent
colored men Der Of the Republican
marty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

Senator A. NJ. LybrOok has
writ en- letter to the Petersburg
Virginian advocating the nomlna
ton OF Senator Newbe'y as the
democratic candidate for Congress
in the ninth district.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

Monday Aug II, Io5z. J
BEEF CArrLE.-Prices ranged irom3 90 a s. IS
wit h most sales from 50 SO o. Per 100 lbs,
Bst c 50 5 6 u First quality IS IS 5O FAIR
Ina IN. Tbir steers. oxen & Cows 90 g co..
Extreme range OF prices 50 $3.50. Most the
fales we're from 90 a. $ rs per 100 lbs.
SWINE We quote at 10 IL cents,
with few extr 4 at IL 81 cts. per ID. net.
SHEEP. Prices ranged fot sheep at 3a5 cents,
and Lambs at 4aGi, per. lbs gross.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16

The CnambersJulg Pa. Opinion,
which has been vibrating between
the 'stalwa,ts and independents
for hc past two months, has finally
settled dow on the side OF the
independents and puts the Stewart
ticket at the head OF its columns.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-08-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !
NEAR THE OLD FORGE, IN sHEN. CO., VA.

Pursuant TO a decree of the Circuit Court Of
said county, at its April term 1882, IN the chan
Gerry cause Of Isaac II. Baldwin's admrx. nc.
Complts. VS.. Joseph Monniz, admir-. &c. Defts.
the undersigned special commissioners, Zone Of
whom may give bond and scp. viii proceed on
SATURDAY. AUGUST 9Th 1882.
at Capon Road depot. in said county, to offer for
sale at public auction TO the highest bidder, the
following. being part Of the real estat@ OF Joseph
Mountz, decd. In the bill and proceedings men
toned. 1st, A tract Of about 105 acres more or
less being about one-halfthe home farm OF Jos.
Mountz decd. lying on Cedar Greek, and on the
road lea ding from Lebanon to the Old Forge, and
six miles from Strasburg. The same being an e.
cellent quality OF limestone land, in good condi-
ton well watered, vel fenced and in fine
grazing and wheat growing farm. I'd, A tract o Z
about 100 acres OF mountain or woodland lying
about one mile from Snarr's Store on Upon
Grade adjoining the lands of James All lex and
Others which tract is well timbered with bark and
saw timber and accessible by a good read leadln
through IL. IT, when sold. these lands prove in
sufficient TO pay the debts decAdeDt more Of the
lands adjacent will be then offered for sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ten per cent cash required on the day Of sale
and the residue in three equal annual install
ments bearing interest from the day Of sale, for
which payment the purchaser TO give his bonds
with approved personal security, and the deed 70
be retained as additional security until all the pur-
chase money is paid.
gE- Sale to commence at IL O'Clock, A. ".
E.E. STICKLEY.
n. L. WALTON,
A. q. WYNKOOP,
Iulv 9-tds Special COmrs.