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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
The cyclone In Michigan

l)cirolt / rec Press
1t is an APP ling disaster which
has overlaSen the machine in
Michigan. It's candidate fJr Cow
ernor Is beneath the wreck, cove;ed
with a majority which reaches into
the thous nds. Four OF its con-
gressional candidates lie hopelessly
buried in the ruins. 1t is glim
satire upon the StaIwart boasts that
'auyo.dy IL carry Miohigan-a
boast that is hof likely TO be soon
repeated.
Never has Tie machiue made a
more determined fight. Never have
It's organs aud speakers Jeen more
malignant and indecent in their on
slaughi upon individual reputation.
Never, even IN presidential cam
paign, has 'he corrupt use o. mon
ey reach, 4 The same extent. AID
never nee the party inst came into
power IN Mcmgan has 1t received
so terrlolc a punishment.
1t Is tne beginning o. tls end
Having nee .eii then po"er, the
peop.e Of Michigan Will never again
submit to ing rule. T.. e load has
boon lifted. Tue dom o. monopoI,
extravaganza, corrupt on, and roUbe-
nv is scalgd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
0FEIcE-


Woodstock. Va. Oct Is. 1882.
To Moses Walton admr Of ID. II Walton
deed late gln u.e Of II. s. Goddel gin for
Chas e AID Sol p. Rupert, Jos. G.. Saser,
J. Luther Wismau and Jacob Fravel Exr.
Of George Haun OF John decd. B. P New
man assign of W. Magruder and John Il.
Grahill admr. or Z. Grabill decd. Complts.
and II. 3. Burner in his own right AID as
EX'r of Daniel Burner. dee q. Ch1s " Bur
nor VIM. w. Burner Dafici T. Burner. J
J. Burner. Sarah Burner, widow, Z. W. Bush
org aud Elizabeth G bis vie and John W.
Martin and lila ". his wife.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the lGih day of Nov. next between the
hoars Of O'Clock A. VI. and o'clock P
". If fair. if not, on the next fair day there.
after Sunday eXcepted) 70 take and settle
az 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 priorties. II. II. B. Burner
Fz'r Of Daniel Burner decd. assuming the
settlements so far as made as prima iacie
correct. III of the value actual and annual
Of the real estate of which Daniel Burner
died. seized and possessed. w. Any other
matter deemed pertinent or that the parties
IN interest may require, required TO be taken
D. the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court
rendered on the 9TH day OF Sept. 1882, in 8
suit in chancery depending in SAID court be
tween D. II. Walton admr. &c, compls and
Daniel Burners Exr. sc. Deits, and # from
any cause the taking Of said accounts shall
not be commenced, orhaying been commeue-
ed should not be completed on that day, the
taking ofthe 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
chancerv ofthe said court at my Office In
said county the day and wear irst Aforesaid
p. ". MAGRUDER.
0r. INth--tv-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcR,

~ hOOdst ck va. Nov. 9TH 1882.
TO Mary Cain &c. c0mplts IS. jeremiah Walters
admr. Of Danl. Eidenour decd Frances hideBOur,
Joel w. Kdenour, Geo. A. Ridenour, rankin
p. Ridenour, Isaac X. kldenour, Atwell A. kiden
our, David II. fidenour, Danl. VI. hdenour,
Jackson steed and Sophia his wife and Philip
pTndorh and Annie his wife and all Others con-
cerned Defts. and Geo. A. kidencur ". Danl.
Ridenoui's sdmr. &c.
lou are hereby notified that have Gxed upon
the 9th day Of December ext, between the hours
Of 6 o'clock, n. and 8 o'clock ,. II. u fair day
thereafter sunday excepted TO take and settle, az
my odice. the accounts
/. To reform and remodel the account Of debts
in this cause, az may be proper from the evidence
aud yochers which may ie,procuced before him
"a, To convene all the creditors Of said Daniel
kidenOur decd. auditing All proper acconLts'
Sd, Tsardit 10 the order Il their priority, all
liens biudlmg the real estate Of the said Daniel
kidenoUr decd.
4ih, Toadjust and settle the account CT ". 7.
Williams acting sp C0mr ia this cause.
5tl. To state and settle the administration SC
count u jeremiah b. alter admr. OF Daniel kiden-
cur decd.
C-h, 10 report any other matter De msy ceem
peitiufu- or which any lerson -. iDte est may
require. required % 10 taken by tie decree Of
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on the sih,
sept. 49, IL suit IN cha nceIy depending Ia said
court between larry Cain &C. complts aud DanL
hidenour's sdnr &c. defts. and II from any cause
the taking OF said accounts shall not be- cOmmen-
ced, ~ having been commenced should not 10
completed % that day, tue taking Of the same
viii be adjourned from day 10 day, N from place
% plfce. Until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand ~ commissioner m chan
Gerry Of the said court % my Office In SAID county
tie day and year first aforesaid.
P. ". MAGRUDER.
Nov sd. WINS. L Bro. p. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

THE returns from every Northern
State reached us before ~e received &C
cmaie returns from TIE Seventh district.
We give our readers the best we have
They are as near the truth as We can gel
a. present Tie democrats seem iC
have five congressman from Virgini;
ard the CoaliiiOnists five. Barbour
Garrison, Wise, Cabell. and Tucker
democrats are reported elected. an'
Paul. Libby. Wise, Bowen and Hooper
coslitionsisls are reported elected. The
democrats have The same number a
last year. In spite of the large mum
Der ofneerO votes. the administration
patronage and the money from the en-
ployees ofibe government. % say moth
ing OF alleged fraudulent voting. Ih'
democrats in Virginia not Onls J el'
their own. bot reduced the cOali'io
majority from eight to niue ih"nsa'd
With Arthur dead snd Malone d)irg
there Is hight future for tie demo
Cracy Of Virginia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

neA special edition devoted to the elec-
lion Which has just taken place will be
p-'cr irently the Textbook of 1882.
A. there will doubtless be an i'm.
men'e demand Tor the book. il would
he well Tor all desiring a copy to write
ut once to Mr.. Lord, as the edition will
be- sent out 10 those making application
on the principal Of first come first served.
Envelopes will be address IA appl-
cations come in, so that there may be
no delay IN mailing when the work ia
received from the binder.
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HOMlIIssIoNER,s OFFICE.

~ Woodstock, Va Nov 9Th 1852.
To Jofiah Stickley sheriff cont. sdnlr Of VIC.
Hickman deed Jaeob Hickman, John II. Hock-
man, Levi Hickman, Isaac Hickman, Jackson
Estep and Margaret his wife, Mary Hickman,
John II. Downs Caroline 5. his wife, Charles
Fletcher and Sarah +. his wife and Mary T..
Hickman
You at hereby notified that have hxed upon
the 5fh day Of December rext. between the hours
Of oclJck. A. ". and O'Clock, ?. NJ. 1f'ir, II
not, on the next fair day thereafter (-nndzy
cepted) 10 take and settle at my oire, the deposit
tons Of lat, An account Of debts against the estate
Of VIM. Hickman decd, % Settle the admin istra-
t-,n account u Josiah Stickley sheriff com. admir-
Of said VIM. Hickman decd. Sd, An account OF
the real Of which SAID VIM. Hickman decd, seized
and possessed. 18th. What sum Caroline 5. Downs
formerly widow Of VIM. Hickman decd. IL en-
titled in lien Of dover. 5th, ANY matter in party
In interest may require 70 be stated. required 20
be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah circuit
court rendered on the 18th day Of April 1882 IN .
suit IN chancery depending in said court betgeen
John p. Zirkle cOmpt and VIM. II. Hocsman's
admir- &c Defts. and If from any cause the taking
Of said accounts shall not be commenced, or hsy-
ing been commenced should nat be completed on
that day, tue taking Of he same viii be adjourn
I'd from day to daY, or from place 20 place. until
the same are taken and computed.
Given under my hand az commi. siorer in chan
Gerry Of said court at my Office Ia said county the
day and year lrst Aforesaid.
T. HITE BIRD.
Nov. sth-lw. Williams Bro pa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
What Foes il Mean d?

The Democratic party expected the
people 10 rebuke the corruption OF the
present administration, but the tidal
wave Of indignation which has swept
this country from the lakes TO the guilt
and from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific
was a surprise 10 even the most san.
guine. The question naturally suggests
itself: What does il mean: Men who
have all their lives voted the Republi-
can ticket, in this contest, stood side by
side with democrats and voted to de-
feat republican candidates. New York
which but a short time ago gave heavy
majority for The Republican party now
gives nesrly or quite two hundred
thousand against it. The people have
spoken. Their voice has crus' ed
Arthur, Conkling, Cameron md Ma
hone.
The republican party had the Presl'
dent; they had the Senate and they had
the House. Arthur, elevated to The
Presidency by the bullet Of Guiteau' for
getting the sacred trust imposed upon
him, entered INTO a conspiracy 10 per-
petuate his power Dy means OF money
wrung from the employees ofthe gov
eminent, and the corrupt use OF official
patrouge. The departments OF tae
government we're surrendered TO a petty
boss to be used for the basest political
purposes.
The Republican parry refused to re-
l;eve the people Of burdensome tax
alton. even wien the unnecessary reve-
nue. reached the enormous sum 0i one
hundred millions per year. They re-
fused to abolish the internal reyc u q
department with It's spies and niormers
even when the govern dll not need
the money collected. They failed to
revise a tariff which is especially bur
densome to the poorer classes OF our
people. They permitted the enur.
government 10 be run 10 the interest OF
few bosses who we're tying 10 per-
petuate their power by means Of gov
ernment patronage.
For these things the people have III
most positive manner expressed their
Indignation and baye wrested the Hous"
OF Representatives which they held b,
a majority Of ii from their hands; and
have placed it in the hands OF the Dem
ocrals by over seventy majority. Il
means that The people Of this grand old
country refuses to sanction corrupt!ol
and fraud. 1t means that this govern
ment Is net the property Of ie" pot.-
Cal bosses. 1t means that the people
OF this great country have sufficient
patriotism to refuse to be bought and
sold as political slaves. 1t means that
the corruption Of the Stalwart wing Of
tie republican party and It's disgraceiul
alliances, has Offended the good people
of this country, who have declared 10
the most solemn manner that no party
shall stand between them ana their
country.
1t means thai the Republican party,
once hon 9rcd by the people, cannot be
so degraded as to become the lnstru-
meDt oil Arthur, COnklins, Cameron
and Malone in their effort 10 SUITE He
Liberties Of tie people.
1t means that the Democratic party,
which has condemned thc cJrrupt use
Of government patronage, shall be
placed in charge OF The government, and
shall remain til ere so long as II proves
worthy OF the confidence Of tie people.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
Republican Comment
nN THE DEMOCRATIC CYCLONE.
ALONG FAREWELL.

4 LONG FAREWELL.
The Bosses can now say, "A long
farewell TO all my greatness. Gin
cinaaf Commercial (Rep.)
THE PEOPLES BATTLE
The battle was the peoples the
victory theus. The defeat is not
that OF the Republican party, but
Of the arrogant, insolent Bosses.
Some OF them were on Tuesday
driven into the tied obscurIiy. When
The occasion is fit and opportunity
presents. let tie people drive into
similar obscurity those who remain.
- PAiladephia InQpiry Rep.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY's MESSAGE
The Republican parIy'a message
10 President Arthur reads some
thing like this Mind your own
business witch il not that OF inter
tering IN he local politics Of your
own or any other St ie.'-Nelc
York Times Rep.
TWO HUNDRED TH0Us-
AND MAJORITY.
The latest figures on the 5
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How Twas Bone
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DElIohSTRATEs VERY MUCH MOST
INTERESTING INFOkMATIOS
JUST NOW GREATLY
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difficult to Imagine more interesting
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Than will be this new edition OF Tie b.
& 0. Red Book. Ike it, predecessor,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

THY have been telling tic leopie
that he Democratic party IS dead, but
the old corpse has been reviyiGed. and
now shows more lie than 1t did 10 the
DAYS Of IT. south. Ariher and Ma
hone may have ihOIGht it was ghost
out Now York with her l94 800 ma orit'
and the score OF states that have rolled
up democratic majoritles have convinc
ed them thai there's lie in the old
frame yet. Wonder if Billy don't begin
TO think he made little mistake when
he sold himself to Arthur.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

SOME oi the Republican papers pro-
TESS to 6ud consolation in the fact that
Massachusetts elected SIS mean a man
80 Ben Butler governor Of their State.
IL Is tue they did. and The only way 10
account for ii i. that the people OF
Massachusetts, thought that even Ben.
Butler. with all his meanncss, was
better than a nominee Of the corrupt
Republican macfibe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

vote give Cleveland a majority over
l'olger of 1960l6, Thee are still
a few counties tor winch the figures
are only approximately cor. ect, but
any change in these is likely to be
IN the direction OF increasing the
Democratic majority. There were
but eight counties-Clinton, Essex,
Franklin. Onondaga, Putnam, St.
Lawrence, Washington, and Yates
which gave Republican majori
ties on Tuesday, and the total Of
these is but slightly over 1000
votes. To appreciate the extent OF
the political revolution in the State
it should J e remembered that ~
courties welt Republican in 1881
and 46 in 1880. Assuming that
the total vote OF the State cast on
Tuesday was about 95S,0O0, the
Democratic State ticket would see III
10 have polIed $4,000 AMI the
Republican $4,000 votes. Even
James w Hustled, wien running Tor
Treasurer last ear. got more votes
than Judge folger as the Admins
tralion candidate ior Governor.
MUST STEP DOWN.
The St. Louis Globe Uem0ctut
which has been without doubt until
now the most rabid OF the stalwall
papers, and has ever up ED tuc
coalition with Malone, drops him
now with an avidliy which smacks
Of cruelty. Under the hesd o
The Bosses Must Go iar GLoJ.
Uemocrat says: 1T is hot ciedia
bic 10 tie Republican part that 1t
suffered Itself III cer.au Stats 10
get INTO tie hands OF men who pro-
ceeded, as soon as Hey thous.t
the were aule to 40 50. 10 apo
pila.e it as priya.e properly ind 20
divert II from It's proper rpheIe as
al instrument Of public good 10 ther
own ends.
The Boss had shiltuliy and un-
scrupuously manipulated tie mach.
iuery uutlI It had apparently passed
from The power OF ne voters 10 con
troll II.
The R,publcan party is OF no
further use to the Bosses. They
may endcavor 10 save some frsg.
ments FROM t.c wreck they are res.
possible 'or, aud pat them together
Ill The hope OF making something
Out OF ;hem tor future proi'. But
it they ao permitted ~ do this The
situation vii ony Ue majc worse.
Ihcre Is ut enc course IL he pur-
sued, They must lie mace TO stop
down and out.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

THE Democratic victory insures t.
10 The people reelection OF taxation.
The Ok mocralie party is the peoples
party. its possible 10 deceive q e
people Sometimes. but they will eventu.
ally fiod out Who are their real iriends
RossisnI las heon overihr0wn.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

II Is said that Paul is going t. throw
OFT The wLole .o.e cf Augusta county.
We'll. lei him try it, and be will find il
the hardt st ard hottest wrestle he was
ever engaged 10. -Speetofor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

In view of the facts that the demo-
Gratis lad to contend against a solid
negro vote Of one hundred thousa nd
from which, General Nah one said. he
could get any majority he wanted, the
support of tn federal and State admin
s'rations, and the entire election ma
chinery, they have fought gallant
fight, and if it shall turn out that
they have not been as successful as
they hoped to be, they Will have moth
ing for which to reproach themselves.
Alex. Gazette, (W ednesday)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
Mothers Should Know it

FIelful babies cannot help disturbing
every body. and mothers should know
how soothing Parker's Ginger Tonic is.
1t stops babies palGs, makes them
healthy, relieves their own anxiety and
.aie to usc.-Journal,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
EstraY Notice !

Taken up By the ulscrber on or about the 2oth
day OF September, 1859.
ONE ESTRAY HElFER
Supposed 10 be two years old II is roam speeklsd,
wi nJut marks of any kind. The owner will
co ne forward, prove property and pay charges,
OF lerwse twill be disposed Of according 10 law.
Nov. 15-lt JNO w. NEEB.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

NrIRGIStA, TO WIZ
, A. rules held 10 the Clerks Office o. the Cir
cult Court Of Shenandoah, fer the month 0fNoy.
1872.
Walton craig Guardian ~ Ida =. Craig compt
rs.
Charles G. Marshall and Sarah C. his wife,
Lucy T. stove. Emma stJver. John ss0y,r aud
Id craig and UriAh Craig Defts
OH iuai and Amend ! ard supp G.
mental Bills.
TIE object Of this suit is % sell the interest q
Ida +. rag inf8nt beir of Mary Frances raig
decd. in the real estate assigned a. dover 70
Barbara st0yer decd. widow OF Abraham slower,
decd.
happening by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant ish Craig is not an inhabitsnt Il this
state-It j. Ordeied, That the said defendant ,
APPEAR here within one month after due plblc2-
ton hereof, and 90 what j. necessary % rtotect
bis int es'. that cory ol rf- order be- publish
ed Ia some newspaper printed ia Woodstock, once
a week for four successive weeks, and copy post
I'd AZ the front door of the c urt House 4 sad
county, on tile INST day OF the next county court.
GEO. " MILKY, C. Csc.
A Cory, Testo
GEO. ". NlLEY, ccsc.
Nv e-fw. Nms & BID. %
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

The County b ard Of Commission
els oi Augusta met at an adjourned
meeting here Yesterday and decided
to refer the legality Of the vote Of the
whole county IL the State Board of
Commissioners. Comments are re-
served until further developments
Stannton Spec ator.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
NXTENSlVE SALE
~ or PERSONAL PROPER
II ton Buren, Furnace,
SIlEN ANUOA COUNTY VA.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22d. 1852,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, \. W. lG valu
able worl, and carriage horses Az good and
some Of them very superior. Seven ., and
6 horse wagons, , entirely new One
spring wagon. two carts, harness. chains.
sinol-irees hamls e..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
From the StauntOn Spectator,
Vote Of the Seventh District.

We give below tie maiorilics Tor HE
Congressional candidates in tnis Dr.
trlcl - lar os we Lave learned them : -
O'F1rtll. pnl.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15
STOCK SALE /!

will sell at public sale, at iny residence, ia
miles North 0f ~ o0dstock, on
S0turday. NoremJer 18th 1882
20 odd head Of cattle, about one half Ct them are
JERSEY GRADES
some cne-haH Jersey and some three-f)urths
Jcrse.. There are zine Jersey Grade Heifers.
One FuH Blood Jersey BuH
One fac stallion, two good Draft Horses IS
full b. COd Sout down aud hr0l shiredoEn sneep
TFhMS viii he made known on day Of GALE.
IL sae TO commerce 20 o'clock, p. NJ.
JOSEPH NAPIIs.
NOV. ,-tN. j. c. Eoslour, Auct.0ueer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

The Baltimore Amencaa says: Yes.
this was an of year"-aboui The
onest year since 1910, Il is not easy
10 conceive a year more completely of
than this year.
"Thiee TO ouc' for ",oar 10 one =
four Republicans equal to one Demo-
Graf.
The next Democratic candidate for
president will be Grover Clel Gland,
governor OF New York, elected by Il
majority OF 10000.
As long as my son Donald" has
goi things so fixed IN the state lcsisl"-
ture as To te able to succeed himself if
he wants TO, Gen. Simon Cameron
doesn't care WHO is elected governor Of
Pennsylvania,
Turn we roA froG Tie contemplation
of the results ut The late election to
matters CT graver moment, like the
trial of poor old Arab Pacha. the reOr-
ganIzalion Of The Egyptian army, The
war on lie northern frontier Of Chinr
and similar important topics.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1882-11-15

TIRGINIA, TO WIT.
' In the Clerks Once cf the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah County. Nov. End 1887
~ VACATION.
Moses Walton admir-. &c bonis non cum Tesla
meuto anncxo Of william Sewer decd. Compit.
rs.
A. wilton Rhodes adinr. and Trustee Of James
II Sibeft deed. Frank 4. Sbert David w. sibert
David n. stckley aud George A. bis wife, Jos.
n. Sibett IN his own right and a. admir-. Of John
W. ibeit decf. Sarah Stege. Jacob l.. Sibert,
Nm. N. Sibert Elijah 81 ert, Nathaniel Siberi
H. SIT ert John Sibert, Charles sihert, Charles 5.
Gay and VI Alberta his wife. jacob Bowman and
Cuthariue his wife, and Moses Walton, DAVID W.
Maj hia John u. Maphis, David H. Stickey and
Joseph ". sibert Trustee Of tue n. =. U. south
al M. olive Virginia. De fts.
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit Is 10 settle the accounts
Of the pc 3 nal representatives, Of William Sewer
decd TO audit any debts against said Testator or
hts estate g. ascertain the sssets OF said estate
aud the prsn err distribution OF the same.
IL sppearslg By satisfactory evidence that the
defendants Charles 8. Gay and Maggie Alberta
Gay Jacob Bowman aud Caihsriue his wife
are not an inbsbitsnt 81 this siate--it Is
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
within ore month sf.er que publication hereof,
and do what Ia necessary 90 protect his intsrest;
that copy II this order be published iu some
newspaper printed IA Woodstock, once a week for
four snceeisive weeks, aud copy posted "a the
front door Ct the Cout House OF said c1anty, on
the INST day OF the next county court.
A Corr, THsrg.
GEO. W. MILEY, c, @. c-S. C..
Nov. s-4w. W. & W.p.q.