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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-11-18
RI covering Lost Gold.
AIoorestown,

Up TO tho CONNER ,mont of tho war
there had passed through the branch
mint at Dahlonega over $40. 000,0O OF
gold dust, aud low estimate will place
the amount of gold extracted by the or
binary methods in the state Of Georgin
at $40, 100000. II has been known all
tho while that by the crude, simple
ways Of amalgamation praoliced a, the
gold mills much OF the gold escaped
with the tailings aud was lost forever In
the beds OF streams
Some publication has been made OF
a new PFC cess for saving gold, invented
by Dr, =. Y, Charles, q Forsyth
county, Ga. Dc Chatlesia a navarian.
era luate Of the royal engineering and
mining schools OF freihurg, Saxony,
aud gained valuable practical expert
ence among the mirai u the Harlz
Mountaina, A modest, uuaasuming
man, Or. Charles 10, perhaps, tho best
posted gold mining and sold nilllng
expert Ia the oopuiry, lie II tho owner
OF an immense lead Oi refractory ore on
the Etowah river, la Forsyth county,
which Il Il lmpoeaiblo 10 work proala
bly, by Tho present eyslem II amalgam'
alton With quicksilver on copper plslos,
10 save tho gold ia Nla ore, ng, CHARLES
has invented process which ha Al
laehes ~ tho ordinary stamp mill be-.
gnnlug vhQre "A leayoD ou Thai u, 10
takes the one palp that haa been
oguahed by lhe slaplIs aud passed over
the copp, plaloa dliees lajo hla appa
lslns iuslosA N lpltlpg "A haW away a.
niNnep, aud farther manipalalqa a,
pnllipg dive illaes n murh aoll ga hlu
ll,olod oiclha pgoelpllalel ihe9p ~
tlopllielly nenegslpi IN sm.ll diaama
lrleelFp ma0hlllp. y u sAtfa ~ the enl'
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-11-18
The First london RothscMld.

Rothschild was tho third son Of
banker at Frankfort. "Thore was not"
he said, room enough for us all in the
city. / dealt in Eughish goods, Ole
great trader came there who al the
market all to himself; be was quito the
great man, aud did us favor II he sold
us the goods. Somehow | onsnded
him, aud he refused 10 show M his
patterns. This Was on Tuesday. /
said TO my father, Il will go to Eng
land | could speak nothing but
German. On Thursday started. The
nearer got to England the cheaper
goods were. As soon aa ! got 10 Man
chester | laid out all my money, things
were 30 cheap, aud made good profit.
soon found that their was three pro-
fits -on tho raw material, the dyoing
and the manufacturing l said TO the
manufacturers; i will supply you with
the material and dye, aud you supply
mo with manufactured goods. So
got three profits instead OF one, and /
could sell goods cheaper than anybody,
In very short time increased my
.cl0,O00 to moro than Gl0O,OOO.
MY success all turned ON one maxim,
| said / can do what another man can,
aud 80 am match for tho patterns,
aud sll the rest OF them. Another ad
vantage l had l vas an oft baud man
made a bargain al euce. When
was settled IN london the y st ladia
company had tSlO,OoO Of gold 10 sell
went 10 the sale aud bought Il all,
know the Duke OF Welllngton musl
have Il Tor the pay Of bio arlny Ia ths
Peninsula, had bought great many
OF his bills al a diivluut. The gov
ernment sont for me aud ahid thel
must have H. Whom they sol a they
dldnt know how 10 goi Il " Portugal
undertook all that and laeptit thgougl
frauoo, aud that vas the best huslpea
7 l ovVf did, honN0s pfnlpyfat
Tho Aualln AiaitsWan SAYS Wctl
On tho Temporary Capitol la pgogJsas
ing very hst. Tue portion. ~ lh'
building b. 10 occupied M lhe clliofl
Ol lho OOycrnor, Atiolupi ileAelal au,
lha fteA ury Department uu ahcadi
plaAipso,l, gnd uoe oply avail tAe 90
msnl ioos ~ hp PLAYED IVA oaeh ~ u
unlshsd The pAmllils, mAsouls eu'
eagpouior polk y uultl lAN Broadway
anl Mf hmllA y cupNdgul ttal hi
hnlliln0 VIZ No upmplaieit Aplshell u
slme 90 epenlaneI by lhp tea,asaiAia
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-11-18

also remember dat he was squint- eyed
and had heela 80 long dat he conld
war ms butes hind side afore." De-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-11-18

hAuuhA, Mo- roo, ~ loNu,
purchased i've boitloa " your Hop
hlttlri of nishop q 90. last ialh Tor
my daughter, aud ana we'll pleased with
tho hillora, They dii her mOro good
than all tho medicine she has takVn Cor
ala years. NM. ~ MtOAONb,
The above \ lgom yery vellahlo
farmer. whose daughter waa Ia ruog
health w. spfra 90 eight Searg, and
vunlh oblsln ~ pllui auth aha used
Hop fii,ogA hhV - pow IA a. good
health "a apy porsor Va lho ouaulyy
We have 4 gpoi large hsin. and theS
Hlo uaklnF lewWkahlv pnrpa
W a. Niallor a GO.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-11-18

hclssNN lgssAoa Va lhal lho vhAle
a Ieaili Nit Dab Asl eanlu N 10
mosl lllaAllul lles Ou rtcugl ha,o ~ a
tptl about whaset
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

The PENNSYLVANIA lNDEPEN-
DENTs.-Senator John 7. Mitchell
Charles S. " ollie, Wharton Bar
ker, Henry G. Lea, George E. Ma
phis, Charles Emery Smith, and
about a dozen other independent re
publicans met in Phlladel phia Sat
urday last for the purpose Of bring
ing Senator Mitchell into contract
with the reform element OF the
State and to form plans for the
overthrow OF the Cameron dynasty
in the approaching gubernatOrlSI
campaign. Speeches were made
referring to the growth OF indePen =
dent sentiment in the State and the
chanceg TOR compelling the Gamer
ons to retreat from their present
position. Senator Mitchell was
very pronounced in his opinions
and was apparently in perfect ac-
cord with the most pronounced rel
formers present. He said he would
dc all in his power to bring about
an agreement between the stalwarts
and the independents. although he
doubted il 1t was possible A com
mittee OF FIVE, with Mr.. Wolfe as
chairman, was appointed to meet
any similar committee OF Inference
from the stalwarts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
ConlitIOn Meeting.

ANY one in the vicinity OF Paul s
Co.'s q flee on Monday, where a coall
ton meeting was held, would have
CONCLUDED that the Virginia Legislature
had;suddenly been dropped down into
our quiet town and was in session. TIE
meeting was a stormy one and sevtra
fights took place we learn. we saw
some demonstrations the street thai
showed that some pretty high feeling
had been produced from some cause,
possibly the election OF stal@art Re.
publican az county chairman. Some
Of the faithful cussed clear out OF the
traces, not liking the hberality Of the
liberal party. If Congressman Paul
don't hurry down this way pretty soon
he won't kuos his party when he sees
it. Iii getting the wobbles prett,
badly, and its vertebrace needs his
strengthening influence.
Of course VIC could not get into the
meeting, and hence cen give no connec-
ted report Of ii. 1t is said 10 have been
a rare occasion, one that an outslder
could haye enjoyed immensely. We
have no doubt we'll guarded and nice.
" '6xed-up' report Of it will get into
print. We understand that a county
committee was formed, and that our
genial, postmaster, James Sullivan,
ESQ.,. a sialwart Republican aud FEEDER
al ofiice-Eolder, was elected County
Chairman. beating Nj. Charles d. Har-
riton for the place. We leave Demo-
cratic-readjusters TO their own refiec'
tons AID conclusions. Coalition is tar
from being happy family about TILE
time, aud the Boss will have to apply
the lash, if the rccalcitrants are TO be
brought in TO subsection.
Parson Massey, who it was believed
would speak here on Monday, did not
put in his appearance. Had he done SO
the fun would have been increased.
we suspect that Bro. Massey is laying
back for a brush In The Fall races.
There Will be hair lifted when that
scrimmage comes on. III the meantime
every one should keep a 'wealher-eye
on the sigus.-Old Commonwealth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

- Woodstock Va. April 18th 1882.
To james VI. Bradford. David Mckay, and Jas
NJ Bradford, former partners trading under name
and style Of ebay & Bradford, David Mckay aud
Jas. VI Bradford survivors o Themselves, aud Benz
Isten. decd. former partners under name aud
style Of NcKay, Bradford {. Co. J. W r. Moore,
G. Moore, widow f Chas Moore, De- d: {, A. H.
Moore. T.. Nj. Bid aud Carrie his wife, J.. r.
Henkel and ANNIE lis wife, Nrs Fannie sg'er
widow Of the lat L. sgler, decd Lcmuel Zrkle,
as admir- of Moses Zcikcl. decd. and in his own
right. Breun man rkl'. James A Z!lkl., curator
for Jul Zntle. Iemuc. Zcrkrl, cont. FOR Fchton
Zerkle, Rachel Zraie, Ca.per Zerkr. James \.
Z-rkle hciis az isw e Noes Zerkel. decd. and
L,dil Zrrgel widow ii Noses Zerke, deed.
q. -. Irir!ctt scnr. partner Of himself and ".
a harley decd former larinc-s trading uude
BowuiI adnr Of ". u. Bar.cy. dccd, asher ".
Gray, III. icr ard Aibrrt ~. Gray, partners
in business under frm uamc and style If Gray.
Miller K go. IRE !. ". stewart !. ". stewart. VI.
| TONG Samuel schoolheir and Lewis Schoo!her,
| trading under hIin uai.e ana style OF SchOC her
/ BIOS. Emanuel. Ar Cd, Simon Arnold, Noah X.
| Arnold, and Ado pa Tucker trading under the
/ rrm name ana style II D.. Arnold 6 CO. who sue
tor themselves aud an ,thrr lien creditors Of Jas
/ VI. Bradford Who VIII come III and contribute TO
The costs If THIS suit ard abide tie result thereof
Yot ate hereby notified that have fixed upen
the 21tl day O. May nest, between the hours Of g
4 90 ock A. Il. aud O'clock =. ". 20 taAe az my
/ Office, iho accounts OF
lst tlItlc liens ext tirc against James W. Brad
ford and binding any real estate at any time owned
by HIM aud arrange Tie same ia their order 81
pnorty.
2nd The actual AID annual value Of tho real
| c.t.tcof the said James VI. Bradfordin the COM
tie. of Shenandoah and Rockingham SUBJECT 90
/ the aioTt said liens, and whether tie rents ana
,r.h,s of lis real estate situated in Shenandoah
| or rockingham counties or both will be sufficient
TO satisfy the liens in five years and
81 ANY Other matter deemed pert nent by the
colnmr. or that any parry in interest may desire
req Iired to be taken By the decree Of cheuaud0aE
| circuit Court fencercd o. the l. tn day Of April
iss2 ina suit IL chancery depending in said court
between g. :. p. lril leu ;. J.. a.. complis. and
James VI. Bradford deft. and if from any cause the
tasiu- of salG accounts shall not be commenced,
or having been CONNER ced should not be com
pefcd oi tlat day, TIE taking 81 tho same will he
adjourned fr, Ga. 10 day. OF ON place g. place,
uuill the sane are takeh and onpletel.
Given Under my hand az Commissioner in chan
Gerry Of the said mt, az my cif-c in said county
the cny and year first aforesaid
+. STiC KLEI.
". X W.p q. Apnl 20iA--w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

HErETcFoRE the people OF Virginia
have been frightened by the shadow
Of the storm. There was way OF
escape, but they allowed tricksters 10
divert them from the only path OF
safety, that Of an honorable COM
promise with the States creditors.
But now there is more than a shadow,
the storm is approaching, and a
tremendous debt at 6 per cent interest
will be fastened upon the people by
the agency of Malone & Go. The
people will be fortunate if they es'
cape the pay Of ten or twelve
million heretofore, assigned 10 West
Virginia. The day is not far distant
when the people of Virginia will pay
millions Ct dollars for the luxury 7f
having one Billy Malone.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
"wednesday, April 20 1852
WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.

The work is dore. The State capri
iol is closed. The members of the
Legislature, with their few dollars OF
extra mileage, havsHeturned 10 their
homes. but the work they have done
well live after them They have
deceived the people. They have pass
ed their resdjustment bill but they
know that they have not settled the
debt question. They know that debt
Though their iusttumeptality has been.
placed beyond the reach of future
legislation. It's spaOnger light
ball to be pluyfullyfssdled by pollll'
cal sH. ht.of- hand performers. 1t is
NOW in the hands OF the courts and
will con.c back a terrible weight, desr
med to Cypress the people Of Virginia
for years. The debt must be paid 1t
could have been settled at Thirty two
millions at 3 per cent. 1t will now be
settled at thirty two millions, all at .
per cent, with the exception OF the
eight millions funded under the
McCullock bill, and there is a strong
probability that we will have to pay
large portion of the debt assigned
to West Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

The leading Scientists # to-day agree that mo
diseases are caused by disordered Kidneys OF
Liver. IT, thereto e. the kidneys and Liver are
kept in perfect order, perfect hea tn will be tn
result This truth hiss only been known short
time and for years people suffered great agony
wi thout being able TO find relief. The discovery
OF Warmers safe Kidney and Hyer Cure marks a
new ear in the treatment Of these troubles 1act
from simple tropical eaf Of rare va ue il con.
tains just the Gle cents Necessary to noursh. and
invlgorate both cfthese great organs, aud safely
restore and keep them in order, It is POSI-
I'VE Hemedy for all the diseases that cause pains
IN the lower part Of the body tor Torpid Liver
HeaGGches-Jaundice-D Witness Gravel -Feyer,
Ague-Maarial Fever, and all difficulties OF the
Kidneys. yerand rinary Organs.
1t is an excellent and safe remedy for females
during Pregnancy II win control Menstruatiln
and is inyaiuable for LeucorIhm or Falling Of the
Womb.
As Blood Purifier It's unequaled, for it cures
the organs that make the blood.
Ibis Remedy, "a hich has done such woaders is
put no in the Largest Sized Bottle II any m .dicine
upon the market, aud is sold by Druggist aad all
dealers az ST. per bottle tor iabe, es, enquire
for NARSERs SAFE DIABETES CURE. 1t is Posi-
tiv, kennedy.
i. II. WARNER K Co. Rochester, ~.
Feb. /, lsS2-,f.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
SPRING & SUMNER
GOODS
Ever offered ct sAUMsymLE. ". VIA ch we
offer 81 lowest prices
Anil - -lss1--Gmo.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

TONMTSsiONEN CFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va. April lsih 1852.
Top. Below and J }. st0neburncr complts. aud
Henry Jennings deft. and all the lien cred.tos Of
the said defendants.
Youare hereby notified that I have fixed upon
tho igtn dagof May next, between the hours OF 6
o'clock, A. NJ. aud T.. NJ TO take at my office
the accounts Of
LIST. The Judgment liens against the defendant.
2nd Tue act al and animal value Of the real
estate of said defendant and report whe her the
reuts and profits Will be sufficient to pa! the liens
in FIVE years aud
3rd ANY other matter he may deem pertinent
or that any other party may desire as required T.
he taken by the decree OF Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the ~, day of aug 1877 in chan
cery cause depending IN said court between Belew
and st,neburner complts and Henry Jennings
dett. aud If from any cause the taking Of said ac-
counts shslln not be commenced, or having been
commenced should no, be completed on that day,
the taking Of the same will be adjourned from
dav 10 day, or from place to place, until the
same are tab ca and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
cbaucerv of the said court, at my office in said
tlutv the day aud year fret aforesaid.
ABE. l9-td. W. W. q. ...
L. Z. sTICKLEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

The Legislature has reduced taxes
TO 20 cents on the hundred dollars.
1, is well. Had they collected the
full tax, it might have been squan.
dered. But it Is only a loan. 1t will
b. bu, a short time, before the people
OF Virginia Will curse the whole re"
adiuster faction for the dire calamity,
the muttering Of whose approach is
low heard 10 the distance. Let the
people watch closely the succession of
events. They will soon learn what they
have gained by the readjnster game,
but much sooner what they have lost.
Experience is dear teacher, but Vir-
ginians will receive their destruction
10 no other school. 4
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
Household Linens and Domestics.

Turkey Red and White table damask Waiter Covers Towels
g. Beced and Unbcched Coons Shifting COttons Gincbams
WIS Caicoes Cefons, Pca &c. Full line OF Ladies and Chill
des Hosiery e thread and cotton gloves kid gloves andkeche
Cm Parso Fans Ladies Ready road Linen and Lawn Dresses
Fail lie Ladies' Ready made underwear furnishing goods
shirts, collars. cuffs Ties, Scarfs &c.
We are also agents for the largest Tea and Coffee house the
Ucd and soil good gun powder tea for 30 cts h.
lar price elsewhere 75c Tie best young yson English Break
last teas that are sold at Sl25 pound U sell 75 The very
best roasted coe y and - pound Look our next
weeks advertisement in this paper We will give price list and the
prices we will offer will astonsh yeu Wait tor will save you
money.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
Z. Z. sTIcKLEY.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

sSIONERS OFFICE,
u Woodstock, Va. April 18th, 1882
10 Joseph Keller Mary A. Hurn. Luther iiurn
and T. NJ spengier admrs OF Isaac Hun, dec d.
David Dilar and NJ lltha E. his wife, Geo. NJ
Spengler aud Helen Il. his wife, Mary Keller,
David Hosh1nr, and Ella his wife Luther Glaze
aud Fannie his wife, John d. Iurn and Luther
Hmm and all the creditors Of Isaac Turn decd
Yen are hereby not fed that have fixed upon
fine 20th dav If May next, between the hours OF g
O'Clock. A. NJ and 6 o. lock, P. NJ. to take and set
lie At my ONCE the following further accounts to-
vii: lst Tnea counts Of Luther hurn O. minis
sioner fsale. I'd the accounts Of Luther Hum
admf. of Isaac Hnru, decd. Sd The account Of
any further debts outstanding against the estate
of Isaac Hurm, decd. 4th, An account OF the
committed value OF the dover 0f the widlw Mary
A. Hnru in the property yet unsold, aud 9TH, any
other matter deemed pertinent by the Comr. or
thai any party in interest may desire, az required
TO DO taken by the decree Of shenandoah circuit
Court rendered on the day If April 1872 IN
suit I'm caancefy depending IL said eouit between
Joseph Keller sc. Complts. and lsssac ''urn, admr
K, Defts aud il from any cau-e the taking OF SAID
accounts shall not be commenced, or having been
com ne ced should not be completed on that day.
tine taking of the same will b. ADJOURNED from day
10 day. OF fiom place to place, uhtil the same are
taken aud completed.
Given under my hand rs Commissioner in chan
Gerry Of the said urt at my Office In said county
'"' D'' '''- L. +. sTICKLEY.
W. W.pq. April NV
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

HAD The Mahoueite party made
their Ieadjustment measure ssGject to
the ratification of the people, as they
pledged themselves they would do, the
people could have repudiated the
abortive scheme aud thus left the door
for compromise open. Our LegiSa-
ture however, has denied the people
this privilege and has BY IFS action
fastened upon the people of Virginia q
burden even greater than the funding
bill of 1871. a few short months
will fully expose the work that hss
been done.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

When | pn'licly testified that | had
b, en- cured OF errble skin hunor b,
the C1lieurl Remrlic | d III 50 that
oller mlsht he, cared aad do not regret
The iiAe oven 10 az Hering ihqaiiie'."
Hou. Wm,. II ~ lOs Boston.
CATARRIf. Relief ia Eve miuutes in
every case; gratifying. WHOLESOME re-
lief beyond q money vlaue Cure begins
from iir,i application, and is rapid. radi
cal and PERMANENT. AK for Sanford :
Radical Cure. Complete for 81.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26


4 Woodstock, Va. 4 pril "a, 1852.
To saml. c. Williams, admr Moses Walton, Il
NJ Conn. Baker ( Blown, i. Hclsley. lxr. John
St,avers. Exr. Joseph Maphis, Rachel Goehenour,
X NJ. Dennison, eter Craig, Exr. !. Newlands,
ad mr.. Isaac Trout. Jacob Lautz. AID Levi kiuker,
Fxr. Of Abraham Rinser. decd.
You are hereby fed that / have fixed upon
the 2eth dav of May next, betW cen the hours of 9
o'cl OK. A. NJ anc O'Clock, 7. ". at my flee,
~. To state an account Of any ether judgments
ontsfaud ng against Jacob Lani2 and not hereto
Gore reuorted if there he any sach, ID, To ascer-
in snecialIy II the following judgments have been
satisfied to-,it: l. Judgment of Peter Craig use
p N Conn vs.. Jacob Lautz. Grim x y. 2
JUDGMENT of ewland Us same ". Jacob Lantz;
IA Judgment Of Bcyar use same ". came. and
Atb Judgment of Isaac Trout use &c. vs.. same,
and 30. ANY other matter deemed pertinent By me
ar that any interested party may desire, and report
the evidence on which this account Is based, re
ouired to b. taken BY the decree Of shenandoah
tircuit Court rendered on the let day OF Al ri
1852 ma suit in chsnCery dcpauding in said court
hot xeen s. q. Wiiams admir- use Wa ton, sc.
Complts and Jacob Lentz, Deit. and If rom any
c,use the taxing Of SAID accounts shall not be
commenced or having been commenced should
moi h d., completed on that day, the taking If the
sarle Will be adjourned from dav to day, or from
place TO place, until rfss sarc are taken and COM
pleted.
Given under my hand as COMMISSIONS in chan
Gerry of the sad court. at my off lee in said county
the day aud wear first aforesaid.
l.. T.. STTcKLEY.
". K W. p q. April -o'--4"'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

TIE straw to which dying moo cling
doe, rot save them If lie boss should
order Cameron TO call an extra session
Of the Legislature in July Or August,
and lie should obey the order, it
would only be the last straw to crush
tie c'mtls already broken back The
Democrats of Virginia. who have
been 0 fully deceived by men preach
ing readjustment, would not stand the
further robbery Of The State in order
to put through" party measures
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

The American Elec trio Light
Company OF Massachusetts has
failed, its assets being moth
ing and its liabilities sl5 900 The
firm was organized by prominent
Boston gentlemen upon representa-
lions OF New Workers, including
Col Fed Grant, Stephen Moran
ty, the partner of Jesse Grant, and
others. Tie company was alter
ward reorganized with Col. Grant
as president, Eugene N. Jersey as
treasurer and Edward NJ. Hastings
secretary. Among the directors was
WIN. Window, ex Secretary of the
Treasury. A conspicuous office was
taken and great display was made,
bot the stock did not sell, and there
was no light
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

One OF them SAID with emphasis oD
Monday: II went in TO readjust the
Sta,e debt, not TO be landed in the
Republican party. IN be Id il
they do either. anna Readjdster-
Democrat, not a R publican, and the
Boss can 90 10 HI. I'll vote as
nj ease. r-Old Commonwealth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
BALTIMORE CATTLE MAEKET,
925 Louisiana Ave-, pct. 9TH K 10th SITS.

REyr CArrrr.-Prices angod from co s. %
with most sllesf,om s. a s. Is per loo lbs,
Bst 72jaS7 70 First quality - a . 81; tAlr
437l5G 90; Thin eiecfs. oxen X Cows 3 - - -.
fxefeme range Of prices JJl & =. Most the
fales we're from 6 50 a :; p per T.? lbs
SWINE we quote at 5i2 IL cents
with few'e1tra at 10 ii cts. per ID. net.
SHEEP Prices ranged fJi sheep at ia6 cents.
an d Lambs at IS 80 per head and 10 all cis'
per. lbs gross.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26
Eafher and Son.

COLUMBIA, S. Z. Feb. l6, Isl.
Fl. IL. WARNER & Co.: SirS-l cur
ed myself of kidney disease, and my
son of Bright's Disease, by the u>e Of
youf Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure,
when every other remedy had failed.
JOHN AGNEw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-04-26

Robert II. Crowley was taken
prisoner in 1868 by General Steel's
command, and confined as prison
er of war in The State-house at
Little Rock, Ark. While there ne
secretcd a hundred dollar bill in a
crevice in the wall. AMI was soon
after removed to Camp Chase. At
fer the war he returned to Missouri
and resumed farming operations.
Recently be visited the Statehouse
and actually recovered the note,
which had been undisfurbed for
early twenty years. Fortunately
twas not a Con ederate note.