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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

INTERESTING IF rRur-A special
from Richmond in the Washington
Post says:
Judge Robert w. Hughes, of the
Federal Court, is to be president OF
the Court of Appeals of Virginia,
and the Republican representative,
L. L. Lewis, is TO take Judge
IlugheS's place, and Hon. John S.
Wise is TO have L. L. Lewis's place
as district attorney, so the rumor
goes, and rumor for once is correct.
1t is now believed that the follow
ing gentlemen will compose the
Supreme Court OF Appeals-to wit :
Hughes, Staple, Lacy, Hinton, and
Hansbrough'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

A boy named Fellows Was seriously
injured at Saugeriies, n. Y, Saturday
afternoon, while riding down hill. While
under strong Roadway his sled ran into
a village omnibus. HIS head was
dashed against the wheel Of The vehicle
with great force. The little fellow 10
thirteen years oil, aud it Is tlought he
cannot recover.
The will of The laie Nathaniel D..
Higgins, The New Yolk millionaire.
was filed on Saturday in the surrogate
Office. He leaves his estate To he d.
vided among his children aud relatives.
and bequealhs $50 900 to the charitable
institutions in New York city.
Sails bury Furnace, Botelourte coun-
ty, Va, has turned out 9, 1913 lons Of
the best blast metal since March 23d.
1881. During that time the company
disbursed about SIS. 1000 TO its labor,
and TO Bote,ourt county farmers Tor
PROV isions, such as hav, coru, oats, &c.
Tie first jury ever assembled 10
Tazewell county. Va, composed ex.
clu,ively Of cOlored men, tried shoot
ing case last week. in which the prn-
cipals were also color, d. The guilt,
party was sentenced TO six II onlhs'
imprisonment aud a n e Of $500.
A colossal railroad scheme has been
projected in New Mexico, whish con-
templates tue construction OF Is rail-
roads IN that Territory, all to be tribu-
tary to the Atchisou. Topeka and Saut.
Fe Railroad The capital stock Of the
company ia s37, 900, 900, and it 10 claim
ell That Sl4. 555, 800 has been subscrib-
Cd.
It's tue old Ran1olph-Mscon College
buildings. in Meckielburg county. Va,
and not the buildals Of the college at
Ashland Va, which it is proposed the
State OF Virsinis shall purchase ior a
luuatic asylum.
Charles Royal. tI> s.n. nine years
old. Of Samuel Royal. 81 Springfield
Mass, was killed GA Sturdy while
coasiing. Ho spraus Off lis sled 10
avoid being ruI over by an approach
ing sleigh, and was sirdck on the head
BY the horses' hoof aud died soon after-
ward.
The Philadelphia Record apply epito-
mises tho condition Of aiT.rs 10 This
State when it says:
'V.r1inia escaped the eslly carpet
baggers. but sh- is ID tie clutches OF 10
hungry brood 1T li't.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

WASHINGTON, January 20.-The
S,crernry of The Navy has just received
tie following telegram form Engine, r
Melville. of the lost Attic exploring
at, ammer JoanDette
lRKUTsK. January IL. 1882.
Tohe Secretary cfthe Nary Department
Washisgton, d. c., United States q
America
Sir,-Melyille. Dsnenhower, and
eleven mea all we'll. Melville retur ed
o Arctic ocean, found lOg-bp 'k'. intirt-
nenis. and four pecGrd' lett ny De
Long. No tidluss Of second cutler,
Lieutenant Chlpp. Search continued
during the winter ny Cbssack comDan-
dsnt Of Belam and Jskutsk, u,dsr dir
reclion of General Tcherhief. Word
rom K,lsml riv.rilAtI Dbit All ar
rived to date. Move nber l9ih. an
acquainted with the country where De-
Long aod party are aud request orders
D. O remain With two men 10 renes The
search in March. DIne1iO SeS and
niue nen to return tn the Uoi,ed ) ates.
Dauenhower's sight partially recover
ed. MELVILLE.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

How TO SAVE THE SHEEP -
The New York San says the farm
rs Of Hunterdon and Somerset
ounties, New Jersey, used goats
protect their sheep. 1t is claim
ed that two goats can and will drive
away dozen dogs, and thus eff
fectualIy protect the flock from their
ravages. As soon az dog enters
the field at night, the goats attack
him, and their bulting propensitics
are too much for the canine, and he
soon quits the field, limping and
yelling. Formerly when a dog en-,
tered a sheep field at night Says the
Sum- the sheep would ,un wildly
around and cay piteously. Since
the goats nave bee usci 20 guard
them, they torn III line ochni the
goats opd seem 10 enjoy tie luu.
The id'a of utilizing goats III this
way anne iroun he " est, where
'ii'y IRE rui ~ s'erp pas 10 drive
ava, wolves
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

GrADrALLY the work 10 being done
In their impa,ience to get hold OF the
Supreme Court ofthe State, the coz
litioa,s's propose to retire two Judges
on full pay. and to elect two others IN
their places. The county judges are
almost exclusively Instruments OF their
own nisking. They will rest unols
,nrbrd in their positions 30 long as they
use The powers of their almost sacred
Offices 10 forward the interests OF party
The circuit JUDGES. as a general rule
ere tneu who have been placed in ONCE
beca..- hey possessed the necessary
ansle.q,ious. They cannot he sused TO
forv I'd The interest OF party. Their
terms Of Office have not expired. This
difficulty. however, will be removed by
rea;stric,jnc .he State and IN short
time. we will have judges, WHO Will
swear allegiance 10 the PARTY in power.
Commissioners hold their positions by
virtue Of appointments made BY judges.
1t is proposed TO remove this appoint
!rg power further from the people and
Mace II 10 The hands Of the Governor.
lie, og course, will be governed in the
discharce Of this duty bv coonty poii'
teian-. Cearalizaiion of power il the
wor,; 'sa;ure ci the Republican party.
This :-,ture ia equally prominent in the
coalition party OF yifginis. The great
scver,i.n po~er Of the State Is nov IN
,hs hands o. one indvidI al. Centrallz'-
ton 0fpo~er. the great curse OF the
Nalior II government, IS 10 the people
al ifs Uured States What Aahone'sm
3 10 :lc y oiie Of Virginia
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

No BLOODShED "A pa AgrAph " Itch
Mas copied INTO al: Rlch.nOni d.
patch icS dN- ago rom a PLlladel-
p:,ia pauer ald r, fectins o. Mr. James
A. Frazier, 4 r',dju>ler member OF the
House OF Delegates tron ROcknrld &c
county, caused that gentleman TO de-
clare from his s:at in The Ho1'e. Fri
dav, that whenever the Dispstch want
ed 10 say anything particularly mean
ofauybody lit = ent out OF the way Ia
copy articles, tnus evadn2 Responsible
IT," To this the Dispatch respoude d
Saturday: We rave only to say that
Jim Frlzier i, a liar" Anticipating
that a breach of the pace would cer'
taiuly follow such langu 'g1, warrants
were issued for the arrest of Ac. W. F.
Drinkard, editor Of the Dispatch, and
Mr.. Frazier. About IL o'clock Saiur.
day morning., Capt. Drinkard was ar.
rested. aud while IN the countlng-rOom
OF the Displtch arranging TOR some one
to accompany him TO the magistrate,
Frazier came IN with A friend. He was
also placed under arrest, but said there
was no necessity for it, az he had come
10 make an explanation. He then.
10 the presence Of friends. 80 moditie d
his published remarks A. 10 satisfy Mr.
Drmkard, aud he Their upou "i,hdre"
the epilhet with which he had branded
Mr.. Frazier. Al amIcable settlcuenl
haYiug thcs Uosu reached. OoIh perSo'is
we're released fc,m custody.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

As some doubts have been eXpre'sed
az to The defective orthogrAphy "f the
Ssp-rlDteudent OF Public Instruction.
elect, gentleman has placed In our
hand q letter Of his ia which the follow
ing specimen ''Wednesdy,' chooses"
FIR loses. "sdlloral" 'colum," cor.
re,pondsnts." unlramuled," control
ed" and, perhaps some other. which,
owing to The character ofthe chlresraphy
are doubtful.
Is not this a pretty dish TO Set be-
fore"-the educated people Of the coun =
try as a specimen OF Virginia culture?
It must be remembered that The ST.
prrlnteodent Of Public instruction. IS oar
accredited representative at many neet'
ms of prominent SC DOL meu from all
sections OF the Uninn. What sort ri
tigure will he cut There? AID how vii
other gentlemen from the state feel,
wher. compelled 10 scko ," ledge that he
il their superior Ctiicer III the SCHOOL
system? The readjuster patty has done
many bad thugs, but nothing else 70
ridiculous as the election OF Richtrd 4.
Farr ss superintendent Of L 'bllc l"struc
ton. Gaz,tte.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
Fiery Flames.
DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAGRATIoN IN
ATLANTA. GA; LOSS, $500. 900.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 2l.-A fire
broke out about O'Clock this morning.
in the fve-story candy and cracker fac
tory OF f. Z. Block. Owing 10 a lack
of water the flames made rapid head.
gay, and soon spread to all the ad.
joining buildings. Seven buildings
were destroyed, aud the Losses on
stocks aud buildings will aggregate ball
a million dollars. The principal losses
are as follows: Joseph Z. Brown,
building, $3S, 000-nsurance. 800,
Harry jackson, building, $40, 000-in.
surance, SIC COO; Wilson House, own.
ed by Benjamin Wilson, s25, 090-in.
surance, $4,000; w. w. Simpson,
buildings insurance not known Mrs,
N. E. Kinney building, Sl0, 600 insui.
arce not known; +. f. Block, candy
and crackers. loss on stock, 5000
insurance, 100000; Howard, Wood &
Co., tobacco, stock, $50, 000-covered
by insurance Welnouse & Son, pa
perhaps. stock, ,0OO-insurauc es;
1000; John Stephens. groceries,
stock, G,000-insurance not known ,
L. Cohen & Co. liquors. stock, s25, 000
INSURANCE not known; John r.
Merchant, groceries. stock, 10000
Insurance not known; Benjamin
Broth, rs. groceries, stock and insur-
auce hot kuo"n; Campbell Il Johnson,
Liquors, stock, $40, O00-insurance $780,
600; w. &. Nett & Co. soaps, stock,
IS, 000-nu insurance; A. Haas, i Go.
provi, ion brokers, loss slight. The
brad,lreei Commercial Agency occu'
pied t. Brown building aud r. G.. Dun
& Co. occupied The Jackson building ;
both d.slr"ted. There were many
other s,Ia.l,r loses. The flee was not
subdued for three hours, durug which
time il had full sweep at all the build
in IS 10 the locality where the fire Orisi-
nat d.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
The Legislature.

Cur Z g,slsture is still at work. carry
ing out lie orders If the Bose. The
new p.rty.proclaims itself the liberal
party. They show unpreeedenteo
hberaliiy towards themselves The
policy. Of two years ago. ofoot elect
ing members OF the Legislature to tat
placss has been abandoned and many
msmhers of that body will be we'll fixed
in lucrative Offices which hungry out
siders expected to get. They are
liberal to the new governor, as the ap'
propria,ion OF ten thousand dollars 10
repair and eft the governors mansion
and TIE appropriation of 6'teen hundred
do,,sr. for the pay OF a secretsry'an Item
ybicll was paid out of the salary OF the
last governor, abundsn;ly testify. Ihey
oro liberal towards the colored people
as the appropriation of one hundred
.bous nd dollars towards establishing a
college for the colored people July
nrove,. when 1t is known that here
j. n colored Institute at Hampton
which con fully meet the present ue'
mapA. IF that race, for higher education
the overburaeued taxpayer may wei"
conrd. r tic propriely Of using one
brrdr Thousand dollars Of the funds
of IL, : a,e for tie purpose OF establish
inc a college, which is intended 10 DC
an anu i expense OF thousands oil no-
,ors n the State, Il will however
afford snFr places Cor few men VINO
are willing to take charge OF the io-
,ti,u,ion alta good salary.
The liberslity Of the party was maH'-
tasted in IN additional appropriation OF
twenty three hundred dollars for clerks
in the safe department. These APP
nronrj,,,ons MA, give full evidence Of
liberslly. but they are lax upon tue
,sx-rsv.rs Of the State who may well
ask themselves whether they are aoie
70 exercise such lavish liberali'y at a
,,me wnen tie world has beea taugh:
70 believe that Virginia Is net able TO
nav mt, rest on her debt at rate higher
than onr half OF what she agreed to 'pay
when ,he borrowed money. These
lavish appropriations Of public money
NAV seen like iberality, bu: the peo'
ple OF the State who must pay them
nav 10, fully appreciate this free use
Of public funds.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

The Legislature will raliir the sale o.
the States interests IN the 4. NJ. q y.
r.. r. for 100000. This Is all The
State viii get FOR her $1,000 900 inter
terest in that road, which. N all 'yil
hour. she turned over TO General NJ
hone upon bic promise TO pay her 81
COG. 600 aud to extend 1.-The road ncrhcr
nf which he fulfilled. This sum. ho"-
e,sr ANAL az il is, would redeem If
largo amount Of her nos redeemable
bonh. at their present low price. and
thus saw. $40 OOO oc $50 600 Of annual
interest. but. instead otshat. il i to BE-
.prropriat, d TO Tie p'Yme"t al d"ni
.hs o,... i.r-. II and i0wari she rsia',-
,i.h,,.nt nj - normal school for the
/. o. = bich ll,r rtadjd.ier G'verao' ~ d
i. sss v.ar. q, % Az - j, a GO "l~dl'D'
v,b moukney, or chesInuts.-- 9ier
c0xkffe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

Jury packing has become so nolorl-
on. 10 Chlcago that the bar asso,i lion
OF that city ha' tel! co npelled TO take
the matter in hani. Alta mectih[ held
Saturday, which was ATTENDED by seven
ty-five attorneys. the natter wa illly
disguised with good deal of Telling
and resolution vas finally alp cd
appointing committees to look iaio The
matter in each court and msks report.
During the discussion The press OF en-
cago was emphatIcsily dsnaauced eN
several speakers as in league with Tie
'.iryfxcrs," and on the sho OF The
corrupt aud lawlsss. This IS a whole
sale ch ,rg- aud p,csumablY au exsg'
seration Bat die lawyers Will earn
If the, succeed IN bring
ing all lie really guilty p'rt'es 10 Jus
tie
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

WATERMELON IN JANUARY. Inc
family Of Peter Matson, lvrc near
Burllngton. y. J. eat vatcrmehns tor
dinner every day. and cXpect Go do so
all sin.cr. Mason laid a~ay $50 mel
ons during the seasun preserving them
by a process which hc processes to
have invented. lie varnlehed each
melon all over and then sealel mp the
stem. Not long ago ice invited num-
Der If his flicmcs 20 dinner ard brought
out Il rec laree watorme'oHs fH acs-ert
Ri. guests al united in saving that lhcy
never lasted more delicious melons
in the regular season. The news o.
Malson'- preserving po'ers reached
iar,e fruit dealer in Philadelphia. and
commemorative o. the dealer sent to
Burlington aud o-ted the privilege
of iasnn. some ct The fruit. He pr
naupced them DELICIOUS. aud al once
negotiated Cor n0Y Of the melon''
Nat-on hesitAied some time, bat has at
las, concluded % part with p'ru'n ol
II, STOCK. - the price offered "as
large. They ais 10 be placed On sale
at fabuluu- prices 10 Paladeiphla IL
few DAYS. The dealer wants MatsOn
to preserve several 'hoosaod for him
next summer. or el-e sell him 'i+ pro-
cess. Local pbysiciaos declare to'' The
varni,h used to prevent the melons
from spelling is sunl;ient to aave po's-
oned all those WIZ have psr'"kcn "'
them. vet tire members OF the family
never eljS,d letter health'--N'
World.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

Hon. l., Q. c. Lamar was On Tuea
day last elected by both houses Of tho
Legislature of Msssssippi to be his
own successor in the United States
Seua,e from tina; State. Gen. Fita.
gerald received the republican vote.
lu honoring Senator Lamar. Mississippi
hopors herself Mfr. lamar is one oil
the ahlest elembers Of the Seusie, and
his conservatism has attracted the at
,cniioa and praise Of thinking men
ever7where. flt.tt
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

bic and to degrade myself and the
office for the sake of holding 1t. l
do not hesitate to say that both on
my own account and on account OF
the public interests desired to be
re elected, but not upon such
terms
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

II The Court of Common Pleas, New
York. 4 deci.isn WAS renderted Satnr-
day, granting verdict Tor $4,000 in
fav. Of wluiar IL. Msrston against
Js,. q .ull. Msrstaa claimed that he
had Galnr6 a partnership with Could to
b,, aisl sell + lie stock. the latter TO
epplIv tho cau'tal aud take fou -iisihs
ri the pscdss. Marston claimed that
ne never received his share Of the|
preiils.
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~ox uIssrCnFgs OFFICE.


~ Woodstock, Va. Jsnnsry ?tth, 1851.
To Oomplts and Defts. In suit OF Caihsrins
Paiuter's admr hc. vs.. Henry Hollar's Exrs aud
especially the resident and nonresident hsirs OF
Cathsrins Pc inter decd.
You are hereby notified that have nxed upon
The Gath day Of February nett between the hours
Of O'Clock, A. N and 6 O'Clock p. v. II fair. II
not GU thu next fair day thereafter sunday cr-
CO ted TO 'ste and settle, a. my Once the accounts
Of the distriba tion OF tho fund In said SUIT com
lug 10 Osthsrina Psiutsrs estate .'nong the heirs
Of said Catherine Psinters and tue aseertaining
Of said rs required 10 DO taken By the decree OF
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered 81 the hecsm-
Ger tsrn 1881 10 q snit In ehaucsfy depending In
s.id court bstwsen Catherine Painters sdmr. sc
complts and Hollars Exrs nc. defts and II from
any cause tue taking q aid scconnts shall not be
esipms ,oed, or having been commenced should
not be coinp lsted that day, the same will be Hd
journsd from day - day, or IRON place to place,
until the same are tskeR and completed.
Given snder nv hand - conmlssioner In
ohsncery OF the said court, at my oass Ia asii
county toe dag and yssr nrst forcsaid.
Ian. 8-td. r. W. hAehUDEk
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
OFFICE.

~ Wooettoek, Vs., JhhHtfy -, lsc x
To n. @. Will IIr ST y. H1nma decd. r. @.
Win and Ann =. his vifc, Amanda Svartz,
Hdnondson and Aary Y, his wife, Susan Hofmsr
John Hoffman, Mary b. Holman, Arbslsu Hof
man, B. Couser and Sarah his wife, Ellen "
shipman, willie Hoffman, Z. =. Calvert and -
his wife and all others concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
The 18th day Of February next. between the hours
Of O'Clock, A. N. and 9 O'Clock, =. n. al nay
oface, to ssoert in and report.
lst Tho ccount OF =. q. VIII Rxssutor OF +.
Hoffman dtcd including bis account with the
heirs and lsEstses.
aud Any further scsosnt OF ldebts against said
estate.
Sd What share Of the debts each share Of the
lssatees Of said Hoffman IL Liable for especially
the share Of ~. Calvert aud wife which Vas laid
OF to them IN kind
Ith Aud any other matter 81 account ne the
conmr may deem proper Including any deposit
lions offered by the parties required 10 be taken
BY the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court rem
dered on the 18th day Of JsDuary 1882 In suit
In chabcery depending IN said court between
Ann Y. VIII be. compls end Frederick Honman's
Err TO- Defts. aud IL from any cause the taking
OF said accounts and dispositions shsn not BIO
commenced, or having been commenced should
not be com peted on that day, the taking Of tue
same viii be adjourned from day 10 day. or from
place TO place. until the same are tsfon aud com
pietod.
Given under my hand as Commissioners IN
chanoery Of the said court. ~ my once In said
county the day and year Art Aforesaid.
Jan. 25-td. =. T. silOkLEf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

A correspondent t the Baltimore
Sun, vritin. fro u /; rrrvilr. Clarke
county Va, says:
"On the l4t lnst. during ti,e ssi,n
OF the t'ircuii Court at this place,
Judge Robert II. Turner presiding,
Col. ) J. T.. Moore introduced to
the court, for practice in The courts
of this STATE, Nj. john II. Hill, n
young col,rrd lawyer. NJ. tiil is a
straight out republican, aud is the
6rst c'lored lawyer admitted to prsc-
toe 10 this section. He was educated
al Bowdoin College. Maine"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25

4 l"IIo- q, You Massage" said lady
to her friend. 10 appear 40 happy all
the time p Il always have Psrker's
Ginger Tonic handy" was the repl','
and TINS keep mysely aud family 10
good health and spirit. See adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
FOR SAFE.

I OFFER for sale, shout enc mils vest OF TIE town
Of wosdstock aud on the Columbia Furnscs road,
ny residence With hheen acres Of land and about
four hundred apple trsSs aud other fruh tres,
Jan. ~. smo, ii. "hllbb'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
Terms for 1853 IncIuding
pOstagc.)
Notice

persOns having claims OF any kinc sesinst mo
are hereby notnsd b present them for sst< isusut
Anv claims not prosecuted within three months
from tnis date. viii not BE- paid AID thh netics
WIZ % P''~- - Jcsxba eo&pE4.se
Ian Sl-lt pd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-01-25
1852.
Harper''s Magazine.
rrc,rr- a rI,En
ILLUSTRATED.

always varied, always improving Charles
Francis Adams, Jr.
Hsrpers Magazine, the most popular ilnstra'ed
periodical IN the world, begins It's siTty-fourih
volume with the December Number. 1t represents
what L. best 10 American literature aud art; sud III
marked success In England-where II has already
a circulation larger han that OF any English
magazine of the same class-has br'ugit into It's
service the most eminent writers and artsts 81
firess Britain. The forthcoming volumes for 1852
will in every respect. snrpass the predecessors.
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THE ST ATE.

RICHMOND, Va. Ang. |, 1881.
The election this fall will be OLE Of the most
important held in this State, and it will De t.
the interest Of every voter 70 keep himself well
Informed ss the canvass prugresses.-In 10 othe
way can this lie better accomplished than through
newspaper The yorktown Centennial Celebra.
ton will also an inn ortaut event IN the history
Of the State and should interest every citizen and
hyuseho'd.
THE STATE NEWSPAPER
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