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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29
Testing the Validity of 'COu
pom Killer No. l.

RICHMOND, VA, March 27.-Sut
was begun to-day in the Supreme Court
of Appeals Of Virginia, the object oil
which is 10 have the legislation now iC
force affecting the value Of coupons
declared unconstitutional and void. The
sct now in force IS one passed during
the last General Assembly ard Is known
as coupon killer No. !. 1t recites that
there are many forged. cOnnerleit aud
stolen coupons now in circulation, and
therefore to protect the State and the
bondholders It is enacted that the tax
pay err must satisfy jury that his con-
pons are genuine before the lax collec'
tor can receive them. 1t is possible
that there are few coupons out which
have heretofore been redeemed, but it
is held that there are no forged or spur
Gus ones,
Mr.. VIM. L. Royal, OF New York,
who has begun this suit, is counsel Tor
the English bOndtOlders of Virginia
bonds He says he will carry the case
to the Supreme Court Of The United
States if the Virginia Court of Appeals
upholds the act.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

RICHMOND, VA, March pa
dispatch from Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs says that serious
disaster occurred on the Che sapeak
and Ohio Railway yesterday even
ing, about six o'clock, six miles
east of Hinton, w. Va. A coal
tram composed of engine tender
and % cars, went through trestle
at that point over the New river
The engineer is reported injured,
and the fireman, MacWilliams,
brakeman Reynolds and carpen-
ter, named Hawks. were killed.
A force Of carpenters were engaged
repairing the trestle, all OF whom
had quit Tor supper but the one who
was killed when the train vent
through. This saved a greater loss
OF life. Severa! other men are said
to be injured, but it is impossible
to give further particulars. owing
TO the extreme reticence Of the rail
road officials.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

Trains are still blockaded by SNOW
drifts on the Canad n Pacific and ST.
Paul r .ilroads
B. L. Madison Corner, sherif' Of
Albemarle county, Va, cut his throat
Yesterday morning, at Earl, svllle, Va.
Billy The KID who escaped from
Albany Jail last January, was last
night returned 10 lis old quarters. He
will be tried next week for robbing the
Cohoes Bank.
The Shenandoah Railroad is now lay
ing track rapidly towards Buchanan,
Va, from the west, which place they
expect TO reach this week. From that
point eastward to North river the grad
ing is almost completed, but the bridge
over James river at Greenlee's ferry
will require several weeks work yet.
An act has passed the Virginia Leg
islature Incorporating the New River
aud Southwest Virginia Mining an d
Manufacturing Company the capital
stock being limited to $4,000 900. Ex-
Senator Withers. Gen. James A. Wal
ker, aud Mr.. w. w. Lobdell, of Della
ware, are among the incorporates.
A twelve-yGar-old girl, named Lizzie
Suffer, ran away with man named
Lloyd Jones, in Blanl county, Va,
last week, and was IN ,rrie, to hin.
The grand jury OF Bland, at the last
term Of the County Court, heinz OF
opinion that the girl was DER oung to
marry, indicted Jones for abduc ion The
parents Of the girl have emploj cd coun-
sci TO aid the common wealth's attorney
in The prosecution.
A dispatch from Alchison, Klusn.,
says: From all over X ,nsla com. re
ports of the most flttcrlns character IN
relation to the crop pro. pee. The
wheat is month 10 advance vi the
season aud never looked better.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

MIXED SCHOOLS. In the last can
vass we stated that the negroes
would. in the future, demand mixed
schools, and that party dependent
upon their votes would yield TO
their demand rather than lose their
votes and the offices dependent up
on them. but we did not suppose
that they would do so as early as
this; but. it seems, that, at recent
meeting of that race in Richmond
the representative men Of that race
are even now advocating mixed
schools, and that it is mere matter
of time, and that it must come TO
that in the near future. The
whites cannot fail to see whittier
we are tending.-Spcctator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

1t i, u-cle-s to deny that III bri5 hles t
and iairea fall easy victi consump-
ton, aud equally iru.ess to ,snDrc the
fact that decline has lis uii,in in many
cases in neglected cAiarh. San ord's
Radical Cure is a pure. sW,c', bal,amic
specific.
Death to all rats. mice, rolches and
ants PARSONS EXIERMINATOR
Barus, granaries am ou,,h ii cleared
in a single night. N fear oi bad smell:
b, ST and cheapest ru'n klicr in th(
world. Sold eleryW here.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29
sIandering the People.

Are We going back to tie dark
days of reconstruction, when Uroel
wood. from his seat on the bench.
hurled insults at the people OF Nir-
ginia? Ii not. what is the follow
ing passage of rant and fury taken
from the columns Of the Wing:
It's sometimes amusing. some
times provoking, but always curl
GUS. TO hear 'poor-white trash brag-
oipr Of their sacred Bourbon Fun
der Josscs and glorying in their
s.1ulity and devotion to these sour
w diyinities. There has been moth
ING ike it since the days when
slaves Toasted OF the wealth OF their
masters and exhibited Their scorn
OF this very same poor white trash,
Tie wlirligIg Of tine has brought
,oul d its revepges. ard the slaves
and = oor-whire trash referred TO
have exchanged places! The former
slaves are free and the same old
trash ale slaves. But there is
this TO be said-that while the ne
erocs were slaves by law and force
tbs groveling and Joss devoted
trash are so of free-will and by a
natural instinct derived from anees-
trail sPaniels'
Is the Wig mad The former
slaves are free and the 'poor-whlte
s.asl' arc slaves The white
people If Virginia cannot now fail
70 know the true animus OF the
Boss and his followers. Here we
see the blacks arrayed against the
whites, and the Wig, which
speaks the Boss sentiments, glOiies
in IFS declaration that though the
formes slaves are free the whites are
slaves.
The slavery OF white men is
what the INSCRIPTIONS Boss would
have. Put in bondage every white
man that will not bow the knee to
this 'scruvy divinity For he is
the idol before whom his heather
worshippers bow in fear and trem-
bling.
Tie slaves and The poor white
trash lave exchanged places! 30
says the Wing, and the Wing
speaks for the Boss This exchange
seers to lie made according to a
new law, law Of compensation IN
the matter of freedom and slavery.
What 10 the significance OF this
placing OF the freedman over the
freeman ? 4 leiuln to Radical rule
with all IFS conuptions, inquiries
and outrage A return TO the days
Of Underwood, Hunnicutt and Ca
hoon. We have Maboneites IN this
city WHO ale fit 10 carry cut all the
yillainy that tie Boss may P!an-
men who dispise honest public sen
timent, men who are willing TO de-
file the places held most sacred by
the people. Let the Boss say the
word and the deed is done. Talk
OF "masteis" and "slaves p There
was never more grovelling slavery
than obedience to Malone !-State'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

VIRGINIA PoLlTICs.- THE Read
;uster Doping. In tie Virginia State
Senate Saturday Mr.. R. Boiling
Wilcox, the democratic readjuster
Senator from the Petersburg dis
t,ict, and a warm personal and po-
litical friend Ct United States Sen
ator Malone, who on Friday an
nounced his change of political faith
to national republicanlsm. offered
the following:
"ResoI9ed by the Senate. That
the iseues now pending, both State
and national, demcnd that there be
a public declaration Of party faith,
and we, the readJuster party OF the
Si.te ,fVi s;nia. hereby declare our
intentions by resolution TO vote with
the national republican party Of the
United States on all party meas
ures."
The Chair, a democratic readjus
ter, declared that this resolution was
not in order. This was SUSTAINED
by the Senate. Mr. Wilcox rose
to a personal explanation, in which
he again announced his determine
ton 10 act with the national fepub-
licans and expressed the opinion
that an opportunity was now offered
to make that party in the South
respectable. The discasslsn cIea-
ted considerable sensation. The
,eapiusters, under the lead OF Mr..
R,ddleberger, ende tvortd to preve't
its continualce. The readjusier re-
publicans in the Senate made no re
ply to Mr.. Wilcox.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29
RedI Property for Sale.

have in my hands for sale the following pieces
of property:
No. 1. A small farm Of IS acres, seven acres Of
which is in timber and six acres excellent meadow.
Good house and barn, excellent spring, SPRING
house, new wash house, smeke-house. The farm
is under good fencing and all but acres in grass
Situated miles from Woodstock and one-haf
mile from post-onice, churches and school.
Price $1,000 one-third cash. balance in annual
payments.
10. 2 A new house of rooms situated on
Commons street, Woodstock, vs.. The lot con-
tains about three eighths Of al acre. Price $780,
$780, cash, balance In one and two years.
No. 3. A tract of timber land, 1900 acres, more
or less. Convenient to Shenandoah Valley Rail
road Timber consists Of white oak, chestnut oak,
pine. hickory, &c. The land is situated on East
Side Of Msssanutton mountain aud runs to the
river.
No. 4. A half acre building lot in the town Of
Woodstock 1t would make two good building
lots and they will be sold either together or sepa
rately.
No. 8. House and lots In Woodstock. House
contains nine rooms and kitchen Lots contains
about fiye-sixths OF an acre. good building lot
can be cut of. choice selection Of fruit Good
stabling, smoke house, &c.
J. II. GRABlLL,
Woodsi ock. Va.
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Zeal Estate agency.

Having received number Of applications
for farms. residences &c. have determined
TO open a Real Estate Agency at Woodstock.
Pal ties having property TO dispose o. would
do well to communicate with me. Special
attention will be paid to mineral or timoe r
tracts Of land The lands will lie aeyeft.scd
withour cost To the owner, unless safe IS
made
J. II. GRABlLL,
Feb. ST. Woodstock. a.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,

Monday March n, 1897. !
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices anged from 3 60 Sc "a
with most sales from 6 % a Sc rs per 100 lbs,
Z Best 100 a 81 rs First quality 80 Sc IS; Fair
4 co 0C Thin Steers. Oxen and Cows Oc 81 co.
Extreme range Of prices a 1925 Most the
fsles were from 90 a 81 90 per 100 lbs.
SWINE Prices ranged at 51.2 a cents
with extra a shade higher, most sales at9l-29 3-i
cts. per Id. net.
SHEEP Prices ranged for sheep at 3aI cents.
an Lambs at asj 80 per head and 10 ala cts
per. lbs gross.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

The formal decree entered in the case
Of the express companies against The
railroad companies, recently tired in
the United states Circuit Cour. at st.
Louis, directs the railroad companies
to carry express on all passenger trsins
if offered. The railroad COMPANIES
have no right TO open or inspect pack :
ages, nor demand 10 be advised OF The
contents, nor can they interfere III ANY
way with express matter or messeL-
gers. The express compani mu'
keep an account Of all matter Irahs
ported aud settle on the 18Th Of each
month. The rates must nnl exceed
so per cent. more than the rates char--
ed for ordinary freight.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

y SUCCESSFUL Moron. A uml vas
a.udc in Fhiadcl ha tn Lay Of a
compressed air mo for street cars
Tie motor wa. a'tan ei % a car oiigi-
nalll made for steam motor, but
though laboring E.d.r THIS dl-advan tage
the trial was perfectly erc'~ -'ul. The
Car ran back and rth oyer ih',c hun
Dir d feet # track lii lha depot for an
hoCr without The .hle,l trouble. Its
speed coulG BE- creased or diminished
and the CIR stopped Al pleasure. The
motor workei npi.c'ssl aid the
horses, constant, altering aud leaving
the depot, did not en- disquleted at
tie moving car. though some of them
prIcked up their ear. slightly at the un-
usual sight.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

Mihone was invited 70 Boston 10
deliver IN address on Wa,hinglon's
birthday. 1t would have been enough
10 m Ike &. W. rise from his grave, and
cut him down with lis lille hate ct. -
AbinQdoR Standard.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29

It is stated that there is some
doubt of the identity Of the man
arrested in Amherst county as
James Rhods with the real murder
er OF the Mass;e family in Albemarle
county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-03-29
Revolution Effected.
ATLANTA. GA. Feb. %. %

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II. II. WARNER & Co: Srs-For
thirty years l was a victim of plinlul
kidney disease, but your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure has made me new
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Notice.

For this date on account OF the high prices of
provisions of all kinds, am compelled to charge
nifty cents each, for meals. Thanking the public
for their liberal patronage, l shall endeavor to
make my table worthy of their continued sup
port.
March 0o-1m nd T. r. STRICKLER.
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SALE
j q" ''' OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


Abraham Hisey. &c. complis.
VS.. In Charcery
Abraham Hoover g admir-. Defts)
| Pursuant to decree rendered in the above en-
titled chantery cause, by the circuit court of SheD-
andoah county, on the 9TH day of January 1852
the undersigned special commissioners of sale,
will sell on the premises,
SATURDAY,, APRIL 18Th, 1882,
norton of the real eatate Of which Abraham
hoover dccd died, seized and possessed, and
assigned in the division of the real estate amongst
his children and heirs at law. to Lcmuel A:
Hoover as lot No 2, reference Is made TO Deed
Book No. 20 and page rs, for more accurate de-
scripton of said real estate,
CONTAINING "a ACRES, 3 X. and
So. p. noreor less.
This property is impro we'd, near to WOODSTOCK,
and directly situated along eide the Valley Turn
pike. Land is of fair quality and in high state OF
cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough in hand TO pay costs OF suit and sale,
and the residue in one, two and three years with
interest from day Of sale, taking bonds with good
personal security of the deferred payments, and
retaining the deed as further security.
~ Sale at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
S''' M. L. WALTON,
H. O. ALLEN,
W. T. WI LLIAMS,
March % IDS. Speclai JOINTS
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An entire square IN the business por-
lion OF Macarthur, Vinton county, o 10
was burned. The Gre or'g aied ~ 4"
defective Hle. Loss $4,000. No in
surance.
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NT D. / BORU N,
w, COLLECT TO q.


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Law. and J. W. Martin, E-q. Wcolstocs, "a.
All business entrusted to him will receive
Office in Burners Bui jng, Wo)ist'c s Va.
Mach 18th, Sly.
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Ger Tonic. But when it broke up ~,
cough, drove away her neural-l' an5
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NTRS. KATE HANNAH,
N PRACTICAL DRESSMAKER,
Main 5 rect Woodstock. Va.
II U W II T TITIf
Woodstock. Va.

Patronage solicited from town aud coun-
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moderate Give me call.
March 29-6mO.
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oil The System; cures la,stu!e aud lack
Of energy; such Is Bro WIS Iron Biltcrs.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
PRFVYE SALE.

A good residence and 1GK acres Of good land.
Good orchard cisterns, ice house. barn and all
necessary buildings, near the corporation iihe OIL
the town of Woodstock. Apply to
March S-2m. SANL LAMDhNA'
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n - ma week in your own town. IS Outnt
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al not required. We viii furnish you ything.
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as much
a. men. and boys and girls make great pay. Reade
N YOU want business at which you can MAKE
great nav Ali the time you work, write for par
t,cn lars 10 n. HALLErr 4 Co. Porta nd, Maine.
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is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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CATTLE.

Two red steers. with right ear on, orc black
spotted steer with same mark. They VIII be two
years old this sprina. Those caite estrayed frcm
the neiehborho0d Of the thre mile mountain &
liberal reward vii be paid for their RETURN or for
any information b. Which can get them.
WILLIAM KT%G TT,
March l5-3t Columbia iuua 20.
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Disastrous Fire I'm Richmond

RICHMOND, VA. March &c, evening.
One of The most destructive conni-
srations which ever visited this city.
second only TO that which destroyed the
business portion Oh lis evacuation BY
by the Confederate army in April,
1855, occurred here to-diy, resulting IN
great destruction of property, the loss
of one life aud several minor casualties.
A number OF poor people are deprived
of their homes and household goods,
aud the travelling public vastly neon
venlenced by the loss ofthe main bridge
directly connecting the northern and
southern systems of railways crossing
the James river at this point.
A. half past II TO day all employee
of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Company discovered a small blaze
near the southern end Of the company's
long bridge over the James river, and
Immediately started 10 gave an alarm.
In few minutes portion of the fire
department was on the ground, but by
the Time it arrived the FIRE, aided by a
heavy gale from the southwest had
made such rapid progress that the
bridge was wrapped IN flames, and in
less than half an hour the whole struc-
ture fell mass OF ruins into the river,
! leaving nothing standing bu; the granite
piers upon which the bridge was built,
aud which are placedaL intervals across
the river.
The bridge was originally built in
1888, and was destroyed BY fire at The
time Of the evacuation OF Richmond
and rebuilt IN 1866. 1t was Howe
trns. structure f the old style, with a
flame trunk about Is feet deep, upon
| which the trunk was laid. To the CON-
bustible nature OF the bridge, combined
with The high wind, was due It's s"ll'
desti uction.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 3l~, 1852,

I'm front Of MooIe's Hotel, in aIt. Jackson, Va.
proceed to sell at public auction 20 the highest
bidder, tie real estate in the bill and procedures
metioned. consisting OF the following valuable
tracts of aud which viii be sold seVarat ly Of
which andrew lindamc0d died. seized and pos
sessed it being the real estate that was pur-
chss i bv q. \. LiucGmo0d tlom said eoini-is5-
toners OIL the l4th day OF August leoi. or Sc muen
of said real estate may be necessary 10 pay the
three bonds executed By said G.. a. LncamDod ID
said cornmiouers tor sad land on said day, each
for 1888 81 l-3 dated the 1ith day % August ESD
and falling due respectively ia one, Two ara three
years from date, With interest ON date. Iee
md that i'm due on the 18Th day Of Aug ST ls5',
is subject to the following credits $500 o. Oh the
bond. $50 February lst ISL. and e-'i.3s J-nl1.y
18Th 1882. and the costs OF The resale % said real
estate, VIZ: .,
home place of tie laie Andrew LiLdainooo adj
Joining tie lands Of isaac bowman, Jonathan
iIarpine and others. This IS body If Arst c.ass
lime astole land, on il are two dwelling
houses. good apple orchard auG never falling
springs Of cold water. ,.4
Cd A tract Of - acres moro or less, l;tn5 ABOUT
three quarters Of Sils west Of the above adie.n-
ing the lands Of Moses Fry and otie.- ms
tract is al in first class timber.
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Painless Eye Water
FOR sac e.

offer for sale, about one mile west Of tie town
OF Woodstock aud on the Columbia Furnace road,
INV residence with fifteen acres Of land and about
four hundred apple trees and other fruit trees.
Jan. "a 3mo. ii. "EIltL'
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
q OF VALUABLE REAL ESIA4 j..
Ne.r Beck liili IN Shenandoah County.
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BROWNS
/RON
B|7TERS

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