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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
Vor" Federal Persecution.

Ou Sa:a las .a-. ta. rrd 80 L
y. Gilmore, In. anal ~ i ctiz 81
Il McGabeysrillc, ia tli' e.awf.
cam, IF b.iorc /. :. Commissions
=. J. Pou'~. 80 t,,.s v'ac., lhr
cl argc being tat ST.. t;.ror. tai
inundated one -.- llr.en. ron-
81 SrT Tie T fisaiat cif SIN age 'a.re4eiaf
lg,lion. TIE c,Iaene ir.te Size
ommi.sio.cr only ,.:.nc.tar Nr
Giimcle had loll.ol. Dy.sn'se.
nat If lidcn voted a2nn.i lis 80
crest he had 10 iui'a.r use .ram
Is IA workman. Mt. G4an5c Nd
not tell II den that Z hc e5.ei g..
Malone ticket he voGiI ms.1"-e
n.m, and n..hcs did be ic,l d I'll
M, CT to zeal Lam SO lui b. sod
DJiH ,meyer 'hat he miEi. lcl ban
II he wanted 30.
For lhls ,ticncr VI. Gilao.c wi~
rested about month ago and
uIought 20 this place, uh,u toe cas'
Aas postponed up;il Studay h-L
hen lie VS. gam .roaSi' {, town
aud altes IN * ,mtnarou. winch
, brought 10 iigHl 'hc above stating
fAcis, ne va, sen; on io await lh.
action OF t4e grand jury, an' maHe
gave bal IN the sum %. 500 iJ.
/ appearance at Tie neN, tc4n 9i
he Uni ell Stats coar. Nr, Gd-
nore Is very old man, beng We
su pjss over - ye~rs oil age and
II ,clrg t.us dragged around 'a
The purpose OF sceol"S ie's' o. To-
give semblan,e oi p'lI icai integrity
o Ma. Que and tie members %! ms
party, is an ouu;ge that we iliHo
our peop,e will Mt lie slow go 'c -
ocnI. For such ouirages "e might
sta ci loe a long time III tire ne
cords OF lie carpet bag 'ulc o. ''n
7 twelve years ago 'or para.ie''
and instead OF accomplishing ih'
end they seea, these ,tii-rrs II Tia
government will moi only lose
themselves in tie estimation II a.
people, but wi. dlmige the party
lhey are att mlting 10 cloi"e IN TIC
garb o. ju4tice.-Hockimgham ley
i8ter.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
Farming,

Engl md has nov been in cultivation
for more tn IN one thousand years yet
hv intellectual farming and a liberia! U.s.
IF firth Ger, the soil s still made it
produce more per acre than many farm
10 this country, which les than on
b H. dred years ago were covered With :
very good forest. A great many farm
era viii argue tina: they have no none,
with which to purchase fertilizers and
that there harn, ard- d. not begin 10
supply the quantity. To them we Gu
sIv, do like our cousins across the WA
ter 4: have n flock Of sheep, aud LET
them manure the land. TO accompli b
thi- end, more wirker hurdles must be
provided. so that lots large enough 10
cOntaine the sheep Can be enclosed,
aud the sheep kept 10 hand. Sow tui-
mp or some other ,cel, which will grow
on comparative ly p,or land. that tn
sheep may have somr pasturage. WneI
This is done. and the corp begins t.
grow, divide Of pOr ion with The hurt
leg. place the sheep Inside, aud Will
eating IF he crop their drop in!s vii
be d, posted on the land. C"u'inu
moving The lot from one place 10 auou.
rr unlil ihe entire field has been CONT
over. If the land is very poor. this
mode OF trealin. it should be kept up a.
least two Yeas; then 10 the sprin-
plant wheat m oats. to be follow ed a.
soon as harvested by another Iurnip
owing, which is 10 be ted 10 the sheep
Ia the same manner as described above
md ihus raise tSO crops, one Tor the
master aud the other for the sheep.
The sheep will improve in wool grow
lug qualities. Increase IN number, add
10 tue supply OF maLuGe, aud all lh'
while enrlching the owner. There l.
no uet.er nuuure tim sheep drOppiu2'
aud by iollo"ins the above mode "l
20 Ni"g aud applying y, marked beneii ;
ill result in short time. The nevi.
able la~ OF nature TO retuTe something
lor wat is taken a~ap my,t be addicted
%.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

The re porl OF tie Iai q co" mission
was submitted to The House OF Repres-
en,aliyes on Monday. A good deal 81
spsce is d, vo,ed 10 history OF The
work If lie commits, ION and its metho"
OF prosecuting iIs inquiries. 1t rec"@-
uizes the Sisiing system OF protection
and discrimination, and proposes n"
radical changes. but also insists thai
,us.lce should he done TO every exist
ing interest.-In dealing with the ques'
tiou OF rates Il e commission says thai
b oh duIes have tendency TO create
prejudice. TO encourage unsafe invest
menis of capital. To cause a plethora
OF CERTAIN commodities, that The time
has cone when q reduction from lisF
rates can safely he made, and that Il
1crease 10 prnducu"ns by the older
industries |, suff. lent to admit OF a re-
duc,jon without impairment OF the
ahih,, 10 compete. The reductions on
the average aud as whole approx
NJ te 20 per cent, and "iIl perhAp
rea IN 25 per cent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
HARPER'S PERIODICALS,

Postage Fee to all subscribers In the ruises
= tatcs or Iauds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

The High.License Liquor Law
has proved a success in Nebraska.
1t is r. ported that there are no
more than ore third as many drink
ing places IN line State as there
were before tie new law went inio
effect, the general result in small
towns being to replace a dozen
.mall and III conducted saloons with
two or three well kept establish
meats" The price OF lieence III
lilies ot over 10000 inhab tants Is
ri, 900, aid $500 in places l.aylrg
smalicr population. The moie'
Ie,ei, ed for the licenses is added to
the school fund. In Omaha this
iund receives $4,000 ,eariy from
he sale OF the licenses.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
A Great Fire I'm London.
93. C00,OC0 W PTH cF PROPERTY DIS
TkUYED AND EIGHT PEhsONs IN
JCNED.

LoND y, December 8.-The lire
hich broke oul last night III The prem
ises of Foster, Porter * Co.. wholesale
nosier., ON Wood sir t, WAS greater
han any that ha, occur d in LpndO'
inee The celebrated TOoleJ street drr.
fine loss Is estimated at upwards "i
$4,000 700. Tue whole block betw cen
l. ,udou Wall, Philip Laue. Addie
erect, aud Wood rect, except tie
warehouses; on The cOrner OF London
Wall, has Leeu des roy d. The fire Is
on subdu d, hut the remainder OF the
block j. sill in daugrr. II is believe
that eight persO we're Injured. some
of hen seriously, Foster, Porter &
Co... it is stated, had stock OF Six
ruod%, alone estimated 10 be worth
5000 QUO.
The salvage crops succeed d i" s"'
in, a LARGE amount of good. II c
walls Of the warehouses ouin'u III
Wood street aud Pnilip Lane fell iu'o
The roadway with a crash like that OF
thunder. filing the streets with bum
my debris.
TWO ACRES BURNED 'vFR- ONE FIkE'
MAN MISSING.
=
10 4. MAJ tins hour the engine 5
are siill pouring in mense volumes oil
water on the ruius. Toe burnt area Is
over two acres. One fireman is MI .
mo. Il is believed that he was over
whelm, dly debris Wien ilree or i'u'
houses Tell on Wood street al 6'40
o'clock his moinn{.
LESS e3,Oo0,o0O.
IoND, n, December Sd p. MI
total los h, the fire is now estimated
u, e2 GOO 900.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
ladies ionic"

The Grcal Femaie Remedy is pre-
pared by tile Women's Medical lnsu-
Ute OF Braalo, n. Y. aud is their fag-
IRE prescription Tor ladie, Who arr
-uf' rlng from any weakness or MO-,
plants common to the sex. is solt
hy druggists a, $l.0O per bottle. La
lies Can obtain advice free. S H.
stamp for names oftLose who have been
.ured.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
Get Rich.

When Hops nr SIPS per 10. as now.
IN acre Will yie'd { you profit aud vet
tie best ianlN NJ dicine Oh earth, Hop
Biters. coutain the same quantity 4
Hops and are sold at the same price
liked Year, ago, although Hops nov aie
twenty lines higher than then. Raisr
Hops, get rich IN rookie; use Hop
Bltters BId get rich in h, alth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

The leading Scientisis0f to-day sgree that more
disfases are caused by disordercd kidneys o.
Liver. If, thereto o, the III lueys snd Liver are
kept ia perfect order, perfect lea 20 viii be the
result. fhis truth has only been known short
time and for years people suffered great agony
ai 'hnut being ailr % lud BE- jog. The discovery
81 Warner safe Kidney and Liver Cure marks a
ucwcar iu tic treatment ct these troubles. acc
from o simple tropical eH 4 rare Na He IL con.
g. Ems iust the eic .clt- lfcts.3rs % n0uii-h ald
mvlgnrate both fthtsc pftat oi8ai 80 and s-iely
restore aud keep them "a order. ltia POoi'
I'VE 2rIneiy for Oh tho diseases that cause pains
% tho lower art ofthe body tor Torpid Liver
Headaches -ilundce- lizz.urss- Grlye'---tcser.
'guo-Nalariai Fever, and al dlhcu'Ic- az thc
Kidneys, yoraud siIary organs.
Il isHu excellent and safe remedy ior lemaies
during Pregnancy Il VIII controi Mensiluaii u
aud il iuvaluable for Leuro.rip " Falling ~ the
Womb.
Asa Blood Purifier itis nHfluslsd, for it cures
thcorrsus that mssc fhs blood.
mi. Remedy. hirh hss done slrl wonders, 70
pri o., foo tno largest sized Bottle o. ry medicine
npou the market aud j. sold by Or lgg-t aad ali
dealers AZ AZ per bottle TOR i.bo,es. enquire
for NARsEn's SAFE DIAgfIks CURE. Il Is a Posi-
iys Lemedy. g.
Feb. l. 16sk-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Malaria, chlis and Fever, and Bilious attacks
posiiiyel, cured with Emory : standard ture Pils
an ipiallible lentdy; Liver fails 60 cue the
most obstinate, lcig-staid ny c.scs where Qni-
nine ana ali OF b, rem dies had faird hey
pierared expressly for Inaai lous stcoi r. IN DOLL
be boxes, two kinds # Pills, contt ming a strong
cathaitic and chill breaker, sugar-gUatcd; con-
tanning no Outline r Me- cu'y, causing no grln g
or pursine: they are mild and Efficient, ceraiu So
their action and harmless IN an cares. they cftc
tushy cleanse the sy,tem, and give lew lie % d
tone to the body. As household remedy they
are untqua!ed For Liver omplah tier "a "a
IL NOT known; one bon will have woi driful Effect
on tho worse csso. They are used aud presc it'd
by IA, scians, ard Id by Dii ggisis ever, where
nr sent by msil, ?, aud 81 cent b"Aes. fmor :
Little Cathartic Pills, bet ever made. ouy 10
Cents. etandaid cure 20. la Nassau It Get
New York.
Inly goth. 'S!.-6m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
4 Minister Gratitude.

DIR. HARTMAS Deqr Sir: | am
thankful to God that | can ackn0w'
ledge your treatment (PerNna) OF my
daughters eye has been successful aud
satisfactory. would be glad TO have
the public have confidence in you.
y. B.-Plcase make your feees in reach
of poor people. Remember the tender
merc,es of The wicked are cruel.
REV. L. II. BALDWIN.
WattsDu, III, Pa.
Reader ask your druggist Tor Que ol
DR.. lIartmau's invaluable books on
tue Ills Of l. L." aud bow 10 cure
hem. You -, Que srau-.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

InI4 out ri % gu .lIe- ia Mar, Land
ab-ol, te prohibition of The sale
alcohol obtains. This is not all; pro-
hi ,iiion IS an Ell .cuve. sub'la1 I'VE
act. Tie count, authorities en'orc'
the law as State authority meyer did
The result is the contraction OF docke Is
and cnsis of crimi ,al courts. "a \
further result is that the city OF Annnpo
lis lavius now approved the 'l'c q
option sct by 500 maj priiy. the Amer
can thinks that tic sea Of sosrrnmFn
must be transi n ed 20 Ballimorc. eau
a legislature serve The Safe WITHOUT
whiskey?-Regjster.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

The Clrcui, Court Jefferson coun-
to has Sentenced George Washington
Jesse Poindexier, will r Iss and Henr,
Allen, all colOred, TO tho Peniteniiary,
for barn. burning and grand larceny,
their terms ringing from one to three
vears
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14


ordered that the balance Of the fund aris-
ing from the tax on dogs for the year ISL,
after payment of the sums herelnbefore
stated, be transferred to the school fund, and
be distributed in the same manner as state
school funds are distributed.
Ordered that the account of Donaldson d
KneislOy for 1925 for spouhng, &c, be
allowed.
Ordered that Mrs.. Ann r. Sheher be al
lowed the sum of $4,000 for extra services
rendered at Parish this summer 10 boarding
lands, &C., whilst repairing same.
The report OF John HauSenduck, superin-
tendent of repairs of Bedford Parish, re-
ceiyed showing an ltemlzed statement OF his
expenses. &c, which is approved and 1t Is
ordered that he receive 10000 as com
Ordered that it be certified that the MEM
hers of the Board are entitled to the follow
inc amounts respectiTely tO.wlt;
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

SOLEMN LESS n FIR LADIEs'-A
youug lad, OF Chelsea, who bad been
,hopping IN Bottom, visited the office oil
a prominent physician on Saturday.
she was flushed aud excl ed. aud SAID
she had very strange sensation which
led her 10 appreheud -om serious BRAIN
,rouble-in short INSANITY. The pecn-
liar sen ,ation she described was Tel
ino running round 10 a circle on the top
Of her head. The doctor TOOK en- hef
hat and TX ,mined her head, but found
nothing. aud she roma KID that The
>rnsaiion hid left her. S e PIT on htr
,a,. and. after sizing feF m"ments.
ium ped up with a scream. saving that
il had come again. Another eX 'mlna'
ton folio we'd, urst of the head, thin Oi
the hat, and IL the hat IA s.naI hut &C
TIVE mo.se was discovered. II we eau
only CONVEY the impression TO all ltdies
,bo wear lar.e hats to tie theatre lha'
they are liable to BE- iufrs Ell by mice,
ue shall havo earned tn thanks u
thousands. The little story 10 true
Boston Herald.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

TIE P.ttsbury and " estern Rtiiro 'd'
heretofore a uarrowgeuge, was broad
ened 10 the regular standard 10 fifteen
hours on sunday BY the laying ola third
rail, which required 1000 men TO do
the work. Thirteen miles Of rail were
LAID. In many pieces there were curses
10 strsighten. the grade bid to be
changed somewhat and the track
lowered. Standard-gauge trains will
run over The roav in few dIvS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

The people Of Cameron County
Texas, are prof undlS concerned soopl
a strange, rambIing noise on R~d
River. like the 70 n OF "a waterfall or
railroad train. There il no railroad
within fifteen miles anG the people cat
not acc, unit for il. though IL recall
prec ding he great earthquake i
Mexico in 1859.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

CORPSE IN A COTTON DALE The
corrse ofJAmes Bradley, cOore man
vas found IN a bale OF cotton at Green
vile, 5. e., lew days ago. 1t sub'e
quen lyrnspired that he had, nnoo
-ervrd, throw n himselfinto the cotton
nress with suicidal intent.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

New YORK. Dec. 5.-Tne conlro'-
,ers Of The Richmond and Dhvlhe
-s4llroad say that Senator NJ .hone
loes not re-. lister share Of stock; tl'a'
he election Of President takes place
nexL week, aud that Malone could not
ne president If lie would Baltimore
"a
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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rrut Nun. Der.
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How 10 Avoid Drunkenness

Forbid intoxicating nostrums aud use
Parkrr's Ginger Tonic in your lamil'.
Til delicious remedy never intox'-
.ates. il a true blood and brain food. and
aiding all The vital functions nsver fails
10 inYigornic.
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iSS3
Harper's Magazine,
ILLUSTR ATED.
NV S-ly

Hsrner's Magazine begins its sisty-slSth vol
ume with the pecember Numb r. T. is uf Z oiiE
,hs mos, ponular Illustrated perodicl in Nmerica
aud Fuglsnd bnt also the largest ia iis scl enc,
the m, st b.autiful 10 its appearance. a'd me best
rnapsz ne FIR the home. \ new novel; eiutl d
"For the Major boy Cos IANc. fLNlN hk
Nnvember Num- or In literary and artistic eH-
cellence the Magazine improves with each sue
cess,ve number. Special efforts h,ve been made
fnr the lighter entertainment FITS readers ihf0esh
humorous stories, sketches, sc.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

hfli6INiA, TO VII.
~ FA,ArtOS in the the Clerk Is Office Of the
ClrcGit touIt'f 81 enaLdoah, y y,Inber II, 1872
+. tiatel sll wing paItLer 81 himself AID
sam lel &. " Ian decd. ate p.rtnris under
firm nsfn. q ililans frayel Use Of :. .. Will
i1Is a1Af. Comp q.
IS.
Rebccca Iariies. AdmrTs. OF Andrew Larlins
decd aud Iu horopn rght. nt n Bowers ssml.
g.. ,tc-le, AID { annie B.. bic wife. Geo. -. Shipp
AMI Har, T.. his wife. Malta 4. L2rkins, Lea
Larkiae ari Lorfnz) tadeiy. Defts-
To- Clancy.
IAcotir,. II this slit is 10 settle toe accounts
Z .c ieoca L4rsiHs Admrx. 0t Andrew Lark rs
ecd. o. audit fhe debts against hi estate. aud
POD slAj-c. 1 sale the eat estate OF which he died
cileu, tor tho pa meit Of a i dent-.
IL appearing by eatsfs tony evidence that the
gefeldl.- it oecct taIkIls, Am 81. = Weie,
,u-l,l stics..y AID Fannie 4. BIS wife. Geo. v.
81 p sld l-y J.. lbs Wife, Maitka A. Larkins
aud ..nse l-Eius are NOT inhshitLts q this state
~ - ID. 90. Cl. That the said defendants 40 sy-
eaf befe wit'In 90 e. % - alter due ubi cati"n
0eieoi. AID Co wha, II essay to protect Their
iuttr's r.; ffst ac' Iy q Tlis RIDER be published
u sOueltn-laper prin ed IN Woodstock, oncea
,ces Tor .o.r successive weeks. and a cOpJ o. I'd
tUe lrolr d01r q the court bourc 0f "a ID couu.
ty, o. t'e syst day OF the Le4t at court.
\ c. Ply. IksTL.
" MILKY. e.. {. c. s. c.
NJ. - IS. wNs.6 BIO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Al MonlareY. H4h,and cnuniy, Va.
accord ng to tie Recorder, SNOW,
covered tie ground three TO The depth
OF len inches.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Nov 77-By b-iance due Shen. c. H
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. " X ONT. Ileas. shea. Co..
hereby report that have examined he
foregoing statement and have verified the
charges by the assessors book. and also the
credits by an examination of the vouchers
for all the disbursements therein charged
| also find that the Treasurer has not only
squared bis accounts with tho Auditor. but
that there was balance to hi credit in
Richmond.
On school accounts. find two districts
with a small balance due them, and toar
districts over psid bg the Treasurer
On road accounts find tive oyer paid and
four with balances due them. The d1lin-
quent bills returned are very small.
l would report the Treasurer books well
kept. all accounts carefully balanced and
vouchers promptly taken and carefully filed.
Given under mr. hand as Com'r of accounts
this Goth day Of Nov. 1850.
= V. AACRrDGP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

Fishermen along the Potomac river
are nov catching large quantities oil
lass aud | 81 kim them away for winter
nee.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14
A T 4 oALLEp MRErING or rHE

ut 4 CALLED MEETING OF THE
Board Of Supervisors, held at the Cou I
House, Monday Nov. 27, 1882, present
John Hausenfurk, of Johnston, president;
Abraham CARRIER, of Lee Joseph Rhodes Of
Stonewall; John Funk, of Davis; Levi
Rinker, of Ashby.
Ordered that the following accounts be
IL
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sISSa.
Harp~'s Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harposes Weekly ttnds ~ the head Of Aneri.
eau illustrate weeF {, iourn Is BY its un"arti
san pO-iu ~ l'Dl ties, It's admirable iliusira-
tons its carefu $ chosen serials, shot stories,
1ad p0' ms, en- trihued By the foremost artists
and authors RI the >. Il carries instruction an
cDterlsi meat tO thousands Of american hines.
l. will Rl'sa, be the aim Of the pub ishers 10
make ltaTptr's eeiiy ihe most popular aud At
usctiyo family newspaper IN the world.
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SKINNY MEN.

.Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia, lm-
potonce. sexual Debility. 81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

ordered that The report OF Geo W KooDtz,
County Treasurer, as hereinafter stated, be
received and adopted, and be recorded in
the minutes Of the Board. to-wit:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-12-14

NIkGt,lA, 10 VII:
' ln the ClrrR's Office Of the Circuit Cont Of
henand0aa November 10th, lss2.
Baker & 60. ccmphs.
rs.
Josiah stickley shd COM admir- Of . illlam A.
"a kils del artha A. Larkins, Ross Ierksns
and Lorol1o Fadoly D,fts.
In ChanLery.
the o. ieot 81 il suit to settle the accounts If
Josiah - cacy slf. com. sdmr. If Imam A.
LalkiLs decd. g. aualt the d. bts Of said decedeus
% dtb nj jet .s real estate 70 sale tor the ray
melt 81 the Sale.
Il apleaiii by satisfactory evidence th,t the
iefeadanl- Ma tina A. LaTkins aud Rosa LSILlns
r. not Inhabitants Of thi, State-it - ordered,
That the sid deiei danfs do appe,r here within
,.e month afiei dut pub iCstion hereof, and do
SAat - necessary a. protect iheiF intei esi that
oIy Of this order te published IN some newspaper
printed ia aOndst cs, once 4 week for four sue
cessiFe We and a copy posted at he fr, NJ door
Of iLe couit-houar If sad county, On the hrst day
90 TIE LcAt ca court.
\ c Ply TESTE.
GEO. ". MILEY c c. 8. c.
nov. 2@-fN. WINS. q $40 u. a.
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aud issl. hands ne bon "a ia Illuminated 9TH,
viii he entity nal postage prepaii, on rece'p.
Of ss tac, G, yer for ,uug ieope FOR 1881
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.,,hnnt the express order ui Har. or Brother.
Address III AnTEK BIZ HE'S, New York.
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DOG FUND. 1850.

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1881 CIR.
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damage. 10 sheep ANA
prem on fox ,calps S5l5 "a
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favor count school fund 80 OS
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