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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
1N lhia ,ssne nrnears Die card o J

In this issue appears the card o. D.
W. Cochran, republican candidate Tor
Congress- in this district His card IKE
that of Northern Republicans generally
waves The bloody shirt and tries to gain
votes by incorporating Col. O'Fer-
RAILS true position. It is true that
Col. O'Ferrall is on old fashioned demo
crat: Thcu;srds Of yoteFs OF ;hls us
trict respect HIM ard will vnte Tor nm
because he is an old fashioned demo-
crat: 1.-The holds The position that The
Umon is a mere rope Of sand. we have
never heard lin give expression to Such
n sentiment. Cochran is a negro ana
his object in RAINING for congress Is 10
.ecure the negro vote. He will act ana
vote with the republican party. ana ne
is honest enough 10 tell us what he pro-
noses 10 do. Should Cochran he eiec'
ted, we could hardly expect lnstce u
,he white man, if tie interests OF the
white man were in opposition TO those
of the negro. Cochran will affiliate
with the better element Of The Republic
can party, but we want no republican
TO represent this district. John Pau Il
elected would affiliate with the worse
wing of the Republican party, that wing
that has been repudiated by the people
Of the North. and will be repudlated
generally at the election to be held
next Tuesday. We don't want either
Paul or Cochran to represent Us. we
don't want Paul. because he Is support
inc bossism and all thati is offensive IN
Stalwart Radicalism. We don't want
Caehrsn because be is representative
of blaine republicanism' and VIII
especially represent the negroes Is op-
posed TO the white man. we "aol
Col. Charles T. O'Ferrall the old
fashioned democrat who will faithfully
represent his district ard see that *
act justice Is done 10 all.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
Ncr IldrcrtiSc meatS.
HOP EslttcrS are the Furest
and Best Differs Ever Made

They are compounded from Hops, Nslt,
Buthn. Mandrake and Danle.ion the old
est. best. and most valuable medicines IN
the world aud contain all the BE- st and mos'
curative properties Of all other remedies,
being the creates, Blcol PuTiiie~ Liver
Regulator. and Life and li,allh Restoring
Agent on earth so disease or ni health
eau possibly loag exist wher, these St'ers
-re used, So varied and erf.,t are their
operations
They giyc new life ami N-rr to ihe a-ed
and inGm. Toa'l whose cnvl sm,uls cause
i.regulafitg Of the bowel, ,r urinary or,an'i
or who require an APPETIZER Tonic and mild
s,imulaut, Hop Bitters alc invaluable teng
highly curative, tonic and timuloiing, with
ont Intoxicating.
No matter what YOUR feelings or symp-
toms are, what the disease or siimeni is. use
Hop Biitora Don't wait until you are sicS,
bus if you only feel bad or miserable use
Hon n.t,crs at once. 1t may save your life.
Hundreds have been saved by doing. $500
will be paid for case they will not cure OF
help.
Do not suffer or let your friends suffer, but
use and urce them TO use Hop Bitiers.
Remember, Hop Bite. is no vile, dugged,
drunken nostrum. but the Pn'cst and Best
Medicine ever made; the lnyalIds Friend
and Hop, and no person Or family should
be ~ii.ou. them. Try the bitters to day.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
The Outrage ut BrucetOwn.

Tue Winchester Times says: The
appointment of Glcisner as postmaster
at Brucetown is Que Of the foulesl out
RACES ever perpetratcd by unprn eli leC
partisanS upon ~ orderly and law
abiding people.
We are assured by gentlemen oil
Brucetown that GleisDer Can neither
read nor write English, and that bis
place OF business, to which the pos. =
o&ce is TO be moved, is a dirty, low
grocery, and the habituil resort Of lazy
drunken negroes. No lady would g
to such a place for letters.
Gleisner has been indicted several
times and is now under indictment for
selling liquor without license.
1t is no wonder that the whole COM
munity, Republicans as well as Demo
Gratis, are indignant at this brutal out
rage. And such is the outcome of Ma.
honeism and its war against decency,
good morsls and civilization.
We call upon every decent man in
the county TO rebuke this outrage at
he polls Of The coming election.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
Judge Board.

The fact that judge Board, the Read
iuster representative Of Roanoke cOun-
ty in the House Of Delegates. has re-
nOunced Mahoneism, and is AZ earnest
supporter Of MT. Massey, has been
denied BY parties in the interest OF the
Boss. Judge 3. himself will no doubt
be accepted rs good authority as 10 his
present political status. On Monday,
the lG.h, in the most public manner,
he pat Tie matter beyond dispute. In
introducing Mr. Massey 10 a tremen-
dous aulience at Salem Oh that day. be
said:
Il have III honor OF Introducing to
you to-day the Hon. John L. Massey,
the best Auditor the State ever had.
lie IS not unknown to you. lie stood
before yOa in The days OF Rcadjus menl
but the debt il settled aud oe5ound the
hands Of tie pcop'e. Keiunding Of The
Nebl is going on to-dly in tie city OF
Schmoud. | have acted wi,h the party
See 1871. Tor did not thiuk The ,gis-
laSn than had was just O.hsr sues
araow before the people; aud don.
PROSE 10 carry Rsaajuslment into
ConAss, for am sure 30 readjlst-
ment ! lbe national debt sill be PEI
milleI
IhIs III" speech, brief CAD to the
poinl' Hagreeled with hearty applause
by The aot.uce.
l don't kopose,' said The Judge 30
cry Resdj Atment into Congress, for
yam sure 70 readjustment Of the
nai nal deb, vii be permitted
~ IS IL max cor'rist with The
s'h''peni expressed BY Capt in Blair,
l"' Mooney Geteral. who, /, will b,
remembered, proposed 10 'apply the
pr'nc'pIt Of Iieadjsslment to The nation
Al 'bi'1 Fincdstle Ht-oI5.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01

THE CONTEST IN New YORK -
GLOOMY JEPUBLICAN OUTL0OK.-In
regard lo.he political outlook in New
York III New York Evening Post (rep)
of S ,turlay says:
AT he headquarters OF the republican
s ate:ommlttee, in the Fifth Avenue
Hoie, everything was very dull this
morning. There were but few visitors,
and it is evident that almest all hope Of
carving the State has been abandoned.
! In fact, one of the members Ofshe State
committee said Ibis morning: There is
no hope whatever OF the election of Mr..
Folser. Grover Cleveland will be cleo
ted by majority ranging between 3d.
600 and 10000. The work OF the State
committee will be devoted from this
time forward 10 the day OF election TO
effort 10 save all the Assembly and
congressional Districts possible. As 1t
is, have beard members of the State
committee express fears that we shall
lose at least thirteen of the congress
ional Districts in this State. 1t is pro-
bable that the democrats will carry
three. and possibly four, Of tie con-
eressional districts on Long Leland. In
this city thing the citizens ticket,
headed 10y Allen Cambell, will be cleo
ted by small majority. In Brooklyn,
where The experience Of past years has
shown that the voters are not bound by
party ties. It is probable that Cleveland
Will have from 5000 TO $4,000 major
ity.'
At the headqusrler. Of the democra-
tic State committee Mr. L1mnnt said
that the returns from every comfy and
election dislrict sho% that the repubh'
Gao party is losing strength every day,
and delegate from one Of the counties
along the Erie cana who WIS present
said cleveland will come down 20 the
Harlem river with 10000 majority
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcr-


~ Woodstock, Va. Oct lG, 1882
To Moses WalioG admr of d. II. Waltor
decd hate gdn use of II. A. Goddell gin fol
Chas. G ard Sol P. Rupert, JOS. G. Sager
J. Luther Wisman and Jarob Fravel Exrs
of George Haun Of John decd. b. p. New
man assign Of w Magrudef and John II
Grabill admir- or L. Grabill decd. Complfs
and II. B. Burner in his own right and az
Ex'r Of Daniel Burner, dec'd i. Chas. W. Bur
ner VIM. VI. Burner, Daniel +. Burner. ]
J.. Burner. Sarah Barner, widow, Z. NJ Bush
ong and Elizabeth G his vie and John W
Martin and Ella NJ. his wife
You are hereby notified that have FIXED
upon the 9Th day Of Nov. next, between thu
hours of o'clock A. Ne and o'clock P
VI. if fair. if !, {, on the next fair day there.
after SUNDAY excepted) to take and settles
at my Office the accounts Of !. All claims
against the estate OF Daniel Burner dec d
outstanding and arrange the same in the
order Of their priorities. II. II. 3. Burner
Ex'r Of Daniel Burner decd. assuming the
settlements so far as made as prima faciC
correct. III, of the value actual and annual
of the real estate Of which Daniel Bune,
died, seized and possess ", Any Other
matter deemed pertinent Or that the parties
in interest may require, required to be taken
by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 18th day of Sept. 1882, in a
suit in chancery depending in sand court be
tween D. II. Walton admr. &c, complts and
Daniel Burners Exr. &c. Dens, aud If from
any cause the taking Of said accounts shall
not he commenced or hayi.lr boon cornropuc.
ed should not be completed Oh that day, the
taking Of the same will lie adjourned from
day to day, or from place 70 place. until th'
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner il
chancery Of the said court at my Office il
said county the day and year frs; uioresaid
p. W. NAGRUDER.
Oct lSfh-fW
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
How Malone has made ZEE
publicans his Slaves.

y writer in the S.dney, OHIO
Sentinel says
After a few years OF severe, yes
cruel training, with bribery, lasso,
bride and curb, whip and spur,
VIM. Malone has formed a Grand
Aggregation OF tie republican party
winch he has under complete SUBJ
jection. 1t goes aud comes, ca ries
and letches az his call. 1t stands
Oh its hind legs, cyawls on IFS belly,
wallvws in the dirt, chcws aud
drinks at his command. He has had
il on exhibition in Virginia for the
last two years or more, and no mole
ducile and obedient animal was ever
shown 10 the public; and yet, when
he began with it it was very ugly
beast. 1t considered hun a traitor,
rebel. butcher, a delnag que and
a coward; and when he first aticmp
ted to mount it, it kicked and rear
ed. and squirmed but it knows its
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01

How's this for the man VIII o>e toe
nail parings are worth more than al
the chivalry Of the Virginia de- o
Gratis? 1t Is TAX - from the Washing
ton correspondence of the n. Y. Sun;
zone lady from Virginia, a widow
with six children. on a $75 salary.
was assessed s45. When che received
the circular she burst into tears. She
was advised to appeal TO Mr.. Dallas,
chief Ct the dead letter Office. She
did so. and represented her inability
to pay. He said it was a shame and
an outrage, and told her TO go t.
Frank Howe, who is the virtual
head of the Post Office department.
Mr.. Howe heard her piIiful story, and
then told her frankly that her only
chance was u appeal to Senator Ma
hone.
And ii be refuse to appeal to him
or TO pay it, will you project me? she
asked,
That l cannot do he replied
Mr.. Howe, when asked about this,
said that what he did 'was TO advise
the LADY to reply to Mr.. Mahonc's
circular, informing him of her circum'
stances, and to express the belief that
Mr.. Malone would not consent to re-
ceive, much less insist upon, a con =
tributiou from person in 20 needy
circumstances as she appeared to be-
Which shows that Mr.. Howe knows
as little about the efficient perfor
nance of the mail service in Virgiaia.
T Alex. Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
I ,oMMlssIONERs OFTInF.

~ Woodstock, Va October lG lss1.
To \. Q IIumsion and ~. L.. " alton conn., Of
sale IN chy. suit ~ Frederick Echart vs.. kcbecca
Echfrt &c. ana all other creditors Of Frederick
Echart deed cOmplts. and +. D. Newman admr.
f Frederick 2chart decd and sarah T. hart dow
defts.
You are hereby notified that ] have ixed upon
the 3, day Of Move mber next, between the hours
al o'clock, A. ". and O'Clock P. n. If fair, if
not, on the next fair day thereafter Sunday e1-
cepisdl TO take and settle, at my Office, tie &C.
counts
Is. the estate Of FredericA Eohait decd according
TO priority.
2Di, An aocoun; Of the value artual and annual
Of toe real estate Of which said Frederick Eclart
died seized aud possessed.
3rd To state and settle the account Of T.. ID.
Newman admr. of Frederick Echart decd.
sth, Any othes matter deemed pertinent or that
any party in interest may require, required 10 be
"a Ecn by the decree OF Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 9th day Of September 1882 in a
suit in chancery depending IN said court between
y. Q. Humston &c. rCmplts. and Frederick
Echart's sdmr &c. defts. and If from any cause
The taking0f said accounts shall not be CONNER
ced, or having been commenced should not be
completed on that day, the taking Of the sane will
be adjourned from day 70 day, or from place 10
place, until the same are taken aud completed.
Given under my hand as Comm ssi0ner in
county the day and year hrst aforesaid.
=. ". MAGRUDER.
Oct. lS-td
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
which Ticket ?

We now have three tickets III Inc
field. The ticket for which the Demo-
Gratis generally will vote is
For Congressman at Largo,
JNo. T. MASSEY,
For Congressman. 7th District,
Gel. CHAs. T. O'FERRALL.
Massey is the only man iunnlng for
uanoress. at large, that pledges him.
self to vote wl,, the Democratic party.
Col. Charles T. O'Ferrallis the re-
gular nominee Of a Democratic Con-
vention. end is an old fashioned Demo
crat.
The Coalihonist or Mahoneite ticket
is as follows:
For Congressman, al Large,
CAPT. JNo. $. WISE,
For Congressman, 7ih District
CAPT. JNO. PAUL.
The Republican ticket is as folioes:
For Congressman. at Large.
JNO. -. DAWSON.
For Congressman, 7th Dis'fct.
J. ". COCHRAN.
Both these candidates are colorcd
men. They ale pledged 70 support the
Republican party. Oflhe three tickets
Democrats will support the first named.
because it is democratic ticket, aid
the candidates. # elected will supror
Democratic measures ard the Demo-
cratic party.
The coalition caudidltes arc ia &C
cord" with Arthur Sial@ar's and i
elected vii support that wing OF The
Republican party. AmouZ lhe three,
no democrat will hesitate in giving his
support TO men, who. he knows. will
faithfully act with tho Democrat c
party.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
Mail Irregularities.

A correspondent cf the Washing
ton Post writing from Leesburg gives
some damaging accounts in reference
to the conduct Of officers in the post.
office at that place. He says:
Under the Malone adminisha iior
of Virginia pcstofices we have grown
used to minor irregularities 10 The
mails. 1t is quite common for me tC
find other persons letters in my boz
and for my letters to be given tC
others; b ut things have now reached
a pass that eycites untold indignation
Stealing is certainly goirg on in The
department On October 10 VIM
W. Athey mailed letter to Georgt
B Chase 81 Co, No. 6 Hanover.
street, Baltimore, Nd, containing go
October IL william Cline 81 Sons
mailed letter containing $3,45 tc
James F. Csrlir & Sons, Alexandria
Va. Neither letter was yet been heard
of. The former letter was mailed in
a printed envelope, showing that there
is no room TO charge miscarriage to
error in direction. A letter from d
lady here to a friend in Baltimore
reached there in a state showing that
it had been tempered with. Imailed
a letter to friend 10 New York
October II and said letter has not yet
been received Other irregularities are
reported, bat ofthese L have distinct
evidence. We are chatting nnder the
inhicti n of auch a nuisance miscalled
a mail service, but SO long as so many
believe that the Virginia postofliccs
are part of the price of Mahone's
treachory TO hi people we feel that it
would be useless to apply for redress.
Still we do wish to let the public
know under what an infiction we la
Dor. Who did the stealing | do no.
pretend to say. The facts must speak
for them selves. Your are hereby
authorized to give my name and al,
dres to any one who may ask IT,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
col. O'EerraIl in Luray. Page
County.

On Monday OF last week, Col. O'Ftr'
rail- made a speech in Luray, Page
county. The telegram we published
last week referred to tao effort 10 bull
dcze him which failed. Tie Page Neics
says that il was one of the most dis
graceful scenes ever Witnessed in po-
liical meeting in that county. and says
the Courtroom was turned into per-
feet bedlam, aud then adds:-
I'VE do credit TO some three or four
Of tie Readjnster party 10 say, that they
did all in their power to stop the con
fusion. Some OF O'Ferrall's friends
crowded upon The stand by hlm and il
was clearly evident from the faces Of
the Dem ocrats that they did not intend
TO be bull dozed, but proposed 10 fight
it out and hold their ground. After
some con siderable time order was re =
stored, and Col. O'Ferrall began just
where he left of and made one Of the
finest speeches We have heard during
the campaign. Alter he concluded lis
speech he could not leave the Court
room for some tine, owing to the
crowds pressing upon him TO take him
by tie hand. Some strangers from
other States, sought lu;roductions ard
congratulated Inn. The Democrats OF
Page are proud Of their slandnrd-bear-
er and propose 10 fight it ont Ill the
polls close on the 9TH day CT NOyem-
Der. O'Ferrali made many friends
aud votes here. We have heard OF
several thinking men of the Readjuster
party who express themselves as dis
susted Wih the proceedings, and with
the party. That the treatment OF Col.
O'Ferrall was unwarranted, as admit
tel by some Of his political opponents
here, and roundly denounced by them.
The davis work has accomplished much
for The Democrats. arousinS the luke
warm and inspiring with fresh energy
and determination those who have been
struggling for lhe cause.
Amid all the confusion Colonel
O'Ferrall stood unmoyed, his bearing
the admiration of ali who appreciate
true courage, and proged himself as
gallant a leader in peace as in war;
Spectator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01

master now, and does his bidding
as uncomplainlngly rs ever a whip
ped cur crawled after its owner.
But seriously. who ever before
saw great party. composed Of mcr
who claim to own themselves, Sc
completely cowed, subdued, and
forced in serviIe obedience to a per
son they hate and detest ? 1t is
hut a short time since Bill Malone
was to tie average Republican
mind the incarnation OF all tha
was destable, hateful and dangerous
in politics. And, as Malone has
nol changed since then-no body
claims he has. lie is the Same
audacicus, impudeni, aggressive an,
shocking scamp he ever was, h
has repented Of nothing he ever did
retracted nothing he ever said. Al
the epiiheis he ever piled on modern
republicansm lie just where he
placed them. And yet We have
republicans, from Arthur down
marching up to have his hired men
burn his brand into them, and
claiming that they consider the
wound an honor and getting down
on theit knees TO have his collar
fastened round their necks and de-
claring that the badge of their scr.
vitude in an ornament which they
are proud to wear. Thus has tie
republican patty secured BOSS
who u boss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
COMMISSIONING OFFICE.

4 wa d. co4DNEhC
" Woodstock, Va. October 81 1859.
To Thomas J. Kerln in his own right and "a
Guardian for Mahala MIXERS children, and saml.
aerlin in his own right md as administI ator Of
David Kerlin decd. and as Trustee for Barbara
tadely, the wife Of Ell Fadiey.
You are hereby notified that have fixed uTon
the 10th day Of November next, between the hours
Of O'Clock A. ". and o'clock p. III. 90 take and
settle at my Off e, the accounts Of David Rerlin 5
estate in the hands Of Thomas J. Kerlin and
Sampel KeFlin admr. Of said David Kerlin decd
and Of the amounts that may be due from said
Thomas J. KERN aud Samuel Eerlin admr as
aforesaid seyeraly to the complainsnts out Of the
estate Of said David KerliD deed. and such other
pertinent accounts as said comr. may deem neces
snry or any Of the parties may DESIRE required to
be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the 18th day Of April 1852 in a
suit in chancery defending In said court between
Ben jamin KerliD, Jhhn Kerlln, Gasner Kerln and
others complts. and Thomas J. Kerlin and others
defts and If from any cause the taking Ct said ac-
counts shall o. be commenced, or having been
commenced should not be completed On that day.
the taking Of the same will be adjourned from day
to day. or from place to place, until the same are
taken and completed.
Given under my hand as commissioner In chan
Gerry ofthe said court, at my Office in said county
the dsy and year fret aforesaid.
l. HfTE BIRD.
oct lid. G. W. Berlin p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01

The Chicago Inter-Ocean. repubi,-
can orgau. is dissatisfied at the political
outlook in Illinois, and cOliesses that
1t belongs TO the list ofdonbliul States.
II fears congressional losses flr the re-
publlcans ard that the democrats "ili
secure the legislature. The later.
Ocean charges the gloomy condition II
affairs 10 political bossisn.' Ex Gov.
Oglsby, leading republican, VINO has
been canyassing the State, decl RS
that he has never seen so much apa'by
among the republicans.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
Dissolution kOtice.

The partnership heretofore conducted by Luther
Neeb and Milton II. Hottie, under d e firm name
OF Mech h Aottel has been dissolved ~ mutual
consent. The old business In connection with
the foundry win be settled by Lniher Mech, the
agricultural machinery, and fertilizer business
will be closed up by NJ. II. Hotel.
The Foundry and Machine ShoTs will hereafter
be conducted by Luther Nceb, and the Fertilizer
and Implement business by NJ. II. HOTEL
Thanking the bubble 70 tie patronage extended 20
the firm We respectfully solicit tho same FOR he,
future In our respective business
LUTHER NEEB,
Sept 27-tf NJ. II. HOTEL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-01
One Experience from Many

| have been sick and miserable so
long and had caused my husband so
much trouble aid expense, no one
seemed 70 know what allied me, that l
was completely iishear!encd aud dis
couraged. In this frame Of mind | got
a bottle Of Hop Biliers aud used them
unknown to ny family. | soon began
10 improve aud gained so fast that my
family and husband thought ii strange
aud unnatural, but when told them
what had helped NE, the} said, "Hurrah
tor Hop Bilters! long may they pros
per, for they have made mother well
and Us happy."-The Mother.