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jumped out but the ainter was not
quick enough. His head was caught
between the elevator and the floor
and his life was sliterally crushed out.
The poor man lett widow and four
small children.
The Christian Aid Association
gave another of its interesting con-
certs at Bethesda church Monday
night. The audience was large and
appreciative. The features of the
evening were, excellent singing by
the association, Mrs. Powell and
Miss Rosa Colman, readings by Mr..
Murphy and Mrs. Nellie Douglas
Horn. The former rendered his
inimltable "woman's rights. win
ming an encore. Mrs. Horn read
"Little sister and |" and received q
double encore. The proceeds OF the
evening were very encouraging and
the church acknowledges many obi
cations for the assistance rendered
by this very generous organization
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. IL. Curd
1926 Butterieid street, invited a few
friends to spend social evening
with Miss Meta Pelham, of Detroit
and Miss Mary Tomlinson, sister OF
tie hostess, last Saturday. By
o'clock, nearly every guest had hon
ored the notice and the parlors were
well filled. Music and parlor game,
became the order of exercises anC
continued throughout the evening
varied by collation. well served
At the close sincere regrets were eX
pressed that Miss Pelham, who was
on the eve of leaving for her schoo
in Hannibal, Mo-, was obliged to GU
short her visit to this city.
THE BLACkVILLE TWINS.
The Hyers Comedy Combination
opened the season at the Criterion
Theatre, Monday night, to a crowded
house. 1t was a distinction showl
to this troupe by giving them the
opening week and the results show
the wisdom of the step. The play il
based upon the set of illustrations
first appearing in Harper's Weekly
entitled, ''The Blackville Twins. ,
The meeting, the counting, the mar
riaoe and the return from Europe
are scenes well adapted to an even
ing's good laugh, and the artists en-
gagged, among them the celebrated
Billy Banks, are we'll fitted to ge
the most out of every scene. Some
Of the singing Is we'll rendered
Other selections are not up to the
standard. The improvements which
naturally occur by constant presen
tation of a play, will make The
Blackville Twins one of the fines
comedies on the road.
The conservator., 1883-09-08
I HICAGO, SEPT. s, 1888.

Societies and socials desiring to be reported
} the COSsERvATOR mnst send tickets to this
Office In reasonable time Hereafter we shall
make mention of no meetings unless this re-
quirement Is complied with.
The conservator., 1883-09-08
aCREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE


cOMMODfouS
osT AcNFcEMr HORTON RECLINING CHAIR CARS MANS
ics
wa MISSOURI
via famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
An Through Passengers carried Fast Express Trains
r.. e.. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN,
" v,ce-Pres't Cent Manager cenr T'k't Ast.
CHICAGO.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE"

GOING NOR III AND SOUTH.
Solid Trains of Elegant Day Coaches and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars are run daily to and
from St. Louis, via Hannibal, Quincy, keokuk,
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Albert Lea to st |
Paul and Minneapolis: Parlor Cars with RecliningI
Chairs to and from st. Louis and Peoria and toI
and from ST. Louis and Ottumwa: Only onej
change of cars between St Louis and Desl
Moines, Iowa, Lincoln, Nebraska, and Denver.
Colorado.
1t is universally admitted to be the
The conservator., 1883-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All Subscribers who change their
iIesidences must be certain to send US
notice of their new location. Failure
do so will seriously injure our
prompt delivery and cause many sub
.cribers to miss their Saturday Conser-
vatOr.
The conservator., 1883-09-08
CHICAGO. Rock lsLANp g. PAc,Flc'R,Y,

Being Great Central affords to OF Its unaed
Al
O road
Missouri
arnraiilt
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Another Western Hotel burn
cd.

QUINCY, Ill. Jan. l9.-The Quincy
House. one Of the largest hotels in this
CITY. was burned this morning. Jhc
fire was discovered by enc Of the
quests on the third aoor. Many Of the
guests were in tie diEingsroom, bat
large number Oflhem were still asleep.
Meu, women and children rushed TO The
street, few waiting to drcss, and al
though tie fire progressed rapidly, no
lives we're lost. KATE Butler. one OF
servants, ges badly burned about the
head ADD face. Der clothing having
caught fire. but her Injuries are not
considered seriOls, WI. StOckelback
a policeman. fell down stairs and broke
bis le2. lie had gone into The burning
bUillng to rescue any, one who might
need assistance There were in The
hotel about so regular boaFd,rs, ID
TRANSIENT guests au.l A. servants.
Neatly all the guests and boarders lost
everything. The hotel building was
ownedby J. I. Morris, aud valued a.
$50, OOo. II was leased by e. 7. Fay.
\ ho owned the furniture aud fixtures,
His loss Will foot up $4,000 TIE
hotel VAS built in 1898, and cost
originally slC5,0c0. Twas ITO by 200
feet aud four stories In height. Mr..
doris had sl2,500 insurance. There
was about s3 900 insurance on the fur
n.ture. Tbs fire caught from a defec-
i've Cue.
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before he showed up, and said he had
been sick. He was asked about The
gas, and said Some one must have
had key to the door, aod got 10 and
turned them all on Hughes says
that boy known as Little Pete who
worked in the bar. room, said he left
Schellerin the place about 3 O'clocl
that morning.
1t is learned tonight that SchelIel
has been secretly removed from the
Jail by the authorities for fear that an
attempt would be made TO lynch him
and it is believed he has been sent IA
Waukesha.
The number of workm en- at the
ruiss was reduced to day, and the
work is expected to be cc,mplcte on
Saturday. Five bodies ne re recover
ed to-day, making total of 43 burn
ed beyond recognition. T6ere are
% identified dead, and is is supp osed
that from - to 20 are still missing
The chief of police states tonight.
that he has learned that one of the
clerks started out of the burning hotel
with thN register, but stumbled down
stairs and lost the b ,ok. Tn, transfer
book has not been heard of yet.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 21.-The search
OF tue ruins Of the Newhall House
was finished yesterday. Two char
red remains were found. making
As Of the III p, ople said to be III
the hotel at the time of the fire.
One hundred and seveniy~six are
now accounted for, as follows {:
Identified, Is non identified, 46
saved l02 ; still missing, l, max
ing 10 al loss OF lite 10. Tue
committee Of citizens and municipa
bodies have decided on Thursday
next for the funeral services over
the burned remains. The latter
Will be conveyed under escort to
the Exposition building, where IN
denommalionaI ceremonies will b.
held.
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Remember This.

Ifyoa are sick Hop B.uers will surely
Nature in making yen we'll "hen ! els.
ais
Ifvou are co.tire or i,speptic. or are suii
erinr from any other of the numerous dis
eases Of the stomach or bowels. it is yon'
own fault if You remain ILL., for Hop Bitten
ar, a soverciga remedy in all such complaint
Ifyou are wasting away with any form
Kidney disca.e. stop tempting Death Gina
moment. and turn for cure TO Pop Biiters
II you are sick iih TINT terrible Sickness
Nervousness. YOU viii find balm in Cl
eld" in the use Of Hop Biiers
Ifyou are 81 frequrnter, or resident of q
miasmaic district, hauicldc your stem
against The ,cournge If all coun're.-maia
rial epidemic hillou, AID intemifteu teTeH
-hv ile Use or Hop Btter
II you haye rough. Iimply. or sallow sAin
bad breath, pains and aches, nod feel mi,er
able generally. Hop Bitter, wi.l give yo'
fair san. rich blood ani sweetest breath
health and comfort.
In short t ee cnrc nj Diseases o. Oh,
stomach. Bowels Blood LIVER. News. K d
news. Brgits Disease 500 vii ic pan.
flr II case trey viii rot cure or ioip
That poor lcj .dJta. iay1.il wife sister
mother or daughter, can Dc m.dc the pictar.
of bcallh. D. p few lo':ics OF Hop Biu.rs
costing b.ta trae VIII you Jet them suffer
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Mcssrs. Brown and TAYLOR married sis.
ttrs and live ear e. oh other. The en-.
c. nnter took place 10 front of Mr.. Tay.
O:'s residence. II arp .ars Mr.. Brown
had C He'd Tor his little daughter when the
fi.ht betw cen the dogs took place, aid
fearing his dog was being worsted, a son
Mr. Taylor, struck Browns dog. From
this began the alteration, angry words
and blows following between the two.
The father, John w. Taylor, in the
meantime hurried TO the scene with an
axe, and at once took part in the
quarrel. Mr.. Brown defended himself
waiding m the blows with an ice hook
as best he could from the double assault
wsged against him. n second son
meaDiim G hurried 10 the scene 10 the
assistance Of his father and brother
armed with heavy revolver, and al
orce opened tire upon Mr.. Brown, one
OF bis three Shots striking HIM in the
lover back. The little daughter OF
Sir. Brow was with her father during
the whole affair, bat escaped unhurt.-
Taylo: and one of the sous were ares
ted The following night, the third, who
did Inc killing, escaping in the dark
The unfortunate victim was popular
and brave man, a nephew Of the Rev.
Paul Yates. q well.known Baptist
minister.
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WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
"Wednesday, Jan. "a 1883.

In the absence OF other issues the
Democratic papers arc discussing the
advisabillty Of holding n convention. In
this county, we have not yet found
Democrat who is 10 favor Of holding
convention this sprlDg.
If the object be 10 give the Malone
ties something to quarrel with US about,
we know OF no better means oil &C.
compl.hing il. \ short time ago, the
debt question was settled. but now
some Of their papers are moi satisfied,
and having no other issue to present TO
the people. they are discussing The old
issue. AS far as the Democratic parts
10 concerned, the debt question is
dead issue. 1.-THE Riddleberger bill be
accepted by the creditors Of the State,
il is satisfactory to US. If The United
States Supreme Court decide the cou-
pom killsr No. :, to be constitutional,
We arc satisfied. II the court decide
otherwise, NC are still satisfied. The
issue is now out Of politics and ii will
prove heavy Weight upon the parJ
shat again drags II into canvass.
The is, he j. nCw sQuarely aud ialrly
between The larger political parties OF
the County,. Let it remain there. We
DO 70, sec that We can accomplish ally
good by calling a convention, the re-
cult OF which may be the birth Of issues
that viii dtIide our party. Let IL
drop all local issues and prepare 10
Tight Mahonelsm. The longer we post
poue II, The more clearly Will the peO-
pie Understand that Mahoneism Is
Arthurlsm or Sislwartism. Malone
can no longer play The old role OF being
a better Democrat than Ben Hill. Tie
Cannot even stand as an in6' pendent,
drawn . strength from democrats and
supported by republicans. He must oc-
cupy tie place which he has selected
for bin-,lf; End While he may be vain
enough 10 think tina; lie can ir6uCe a
large umbr Of democrats TO follow
him INTO tie radical camp, he will find
that Vnsiniaus will repudiate him and
his allies. We may be mistaken, but
we are oi the opinion that a cOuven-
ton calk d al this time will strengthen
the eLemy ard Will do the democratic
party injury.
The Mahoueues understand The im-
portance of keeping up an excitement
among lh,ir people. If let alone the,
will de. The county elections give
them tie opportunity Of holding their
forces together on the Old issue, tut the
Democrats by discardlng The debt
question and voting for the best men to
oil these rfilces, without regard to a
mans sentiments on the McCullock
or an, otter bill. will best enhance the
interests Of The people.
We repeat, that as lac as this count!
10 conc, rned. We think our people do
not wan q convention this spriug.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-24

The Washington National Republic
can, tdi'' d by Mr.. George c. Gorham,
an iutima'e friend Of Senator Malone,
Of Virginia, says: Tbs national repuoll'
can committeeman from several South
ern States called in body upon st natOr
Malone at his rooms Thursday night.
The General is a strong believer in
both the possibility and necessity Of
carrying several Southern States a! the
next presidential election. and gave
come pleasing assurance q sympathy
by speaking Of defeating the enemy
He displayed an intimate knowledge OF
the politics oF the Southern States, en-
tertaincd he company with his views
of poluca! leadership, aud thanked bis
visitor iot the aOUOr OF their cali, in
response to expressions Of appreciation
OF has work in tae interest Of honest
voting IN fir counting
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4 SOMAiIsS lONER'S OFFICE,
Il Noocstocl, Va, January let iss3
TOT. L EttG 4. Hoffman and W. j. pinges and
Geo. 4, phiiip NJ, Juo. J., Geo. j., Alonzo l. aud
! VIM. OrandstaA, NJ. A. Elf,n aud Fdra Assby,
Geo Ludwig ana Sarah his wife Reuben Alien aud
| Nargar,t biz wife, stephen Murray aud Virginia
his vile. Soloman X Ihomas, william, Saliie sud
! Lenban Moore, ArtGmesa Miller, John h. Miller
and tIfu VI. hts Wife. Geo. OallohaL and Meteina
| his Wife Usceoa, George ". and Samuel %.
Graudsfsff, lizsheth =. and Geo. W. KOoutz, lily.
| Talhe m ana wife aud \. +. Mccain aud Mohe
lila wife, and al the creditors Of Geo Grandst n.
decd.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the ltth day Of FEBRUARY itgt, leiwcen the hours
of O'CLOCK, A. NJ. and G o'c eek, z. NJ. al my
Office.
lst, To revise tie iormcr accounts in accordance
with decree Of the last tenn.
ID. lake an account % all the debts or demands
against Geo Graudsat or his estate and The
payments made OF ssne by Geo. A. Grandsian
towaids bis support and maintenance and
80, Any other matter pc tiueut TO this cause re
ouired 10 be taieu BY the decree q henendoah
circuit Court ronde Oh tho 10th, day Of Decen
Der 1872 IN a suit In cbancery deneudirg IN saiu
court BET weenJ. +. Hoffman &c. omphs. AMI
Geo Crandst,n sc. diets. aud II from any cause
the t.ting Of said accounts shall not he com
meuced, or having been commenced should not
be comp cted on that day. tine taxing OF The same
will be adjourned fro N day h day, or from place
10 place until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN chan
Gerry q tue said court, a. my of q IN said County
the day and year fret aforesaid.
jan. lo-tI. i, =. sTicKLEY,
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XT,RGINIATO WIT

VIRGINIA TO WIT:
' At rules held in the Clerks Office 81 the
Circuit Couitof shenandoah, TO- the month OF
January, 1883.
Il. il. Lace. ......-..-....... t+s''-'li
Ag1ins.
Joseph A. Lacey, I. Hite Bird, admr II Mary
/. Lacey. deed. josiah Stckicy, sheriff crmr.
adpr. of !. hush Lacey, decd, and ark III a..
adur. Of Il. Z. Lacey dec'd...... Defeudant-.
Original amended ard supplemental Bills.
The 81 ject Of ills suit s 20 obtain settlements
Of the ace nn's # Mark Bird sdmr. Of II. t. Lacey,
deed, and ]. Iiit- Bird admir-. OF Vary J.. Lacey.
dcc'c and fosii st.cAey sLciiA comr. admir-. OF
J. tush Lacey, decd
II appearing by satisfactory evidence hat the
deien Joseph a. Lace, = no. an inLabiiaut
, this stated is ordered. That tie said defea
daut do appear here within orc month aftcl due
publication hereof. and do what IA necessary ID
protect; bis int ret; q az copy 4 this order be
published H. some newspaper printed in Wood
took, once q week for four successive weeks ord
a cory vostod az the from door fthc Court House
II SAID county, on the fret dayof tae next Circuit
Court.
GEO. " MILEY, G. c. @ g..
4 Cory IE-TE.
GEO. ". NILEN, c. C.. csc.
Jan. iO,-lw. Walton = Walton p. q.
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Ne,o Advertisements
NONMIssIONERR'S OFFICE

Il ONMfssIONERRS OFFICE
~ fWoodstock, Va. Jan. is, 1888.
To Moses Walton I'm his own right as admr. OF
d. II. Walton decd. and seryiyig Trustee OF
| nenben Walton decd. aud all other creditors OF
Reuben w alton decd. cOmplts. and Jacob OFT, J.
W. X. NJ )jre surviving eI'r. u Chas. Moore decd.
Lloyd Logan. Hy. Burner, ext OF Daniel Bur
ner decd aarah {. lila ms, VIM. r. H. VI.
Baker aud Olive brown partners in business
under Ann name and style Of Raker aud Brown,
Elijah Pifer and han Iiier ears Of j. ;. Ii er
decd Ino W. Ott and J. l.. Campbell late parti
ners ln business under name aud style 81 Jam
nbsll 4 OFT Moses Walton adm. Of Mary \.
tyait,n decd Jno W. OFT and E.iE H. bis wife
aud I. l.. Campbell peits. -
Take notice that have hIed upon the lotn day'
Of February mex at my oihce
4 tn n,aka nnat settlement OF tho accounts OF
Moses Wslton 81 ryiying Trustee Of X. Walton
ds-d. -, MIL.
> To ascertain II the asseF Of Reuben Walton
will be sufficient 10 pay all the deots, ana " hO'
what proportion thereof, and 70 make ohlfiOu-
I on ~ said assets e. the debts
I 3. Whether there has been any excess OF fsy-
NJ mt on any Of tue debts, II 20 u whom Dy w ON
aud what amount &c., - a..
any party In interest may requife. Required to DO
t,fei by decree Of shenandoah circuit Court
r,,,de, ed on the 1871 day OF December 1882 IN
snr in chaucerS tncrsn pending between
Wslton's Trustee &c. o)npts. and Jno ". OF
and wife &c n. fts. AMI II from any cause she
taxing II said accounts shall nos be commenced
or having been commenced shoul hot oe eo'nI
Melted on that da,, the taking u the same Nh
be aaiJ irued from day t. day and from pace 20
rlacef until the same are taken aud comp cted.
1;iven undor my bead a. conn., in chy OF said
court At my ofics In said county, the day ana
i. d. NEWMAN.
Jan. 2i-il. " \ ". q
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Raising Blockade.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 2l.-Thurs
day evening an engine on tie Al
!antic and Pacific Railroad. while
making an effort to force the block
adc OF snow between Coolidge and
Font Wngate, Jumped the Track.
y second englns came to the rescue
and two more engines were tele
grapEed tor from Cooleige. These
STATED for tile scene Of tile accident
at null speed and III a binding
SHOW. Nothing could be seen ahead
dcenly there was q Tremendous
crash, and tour siXiy-ton engines
we've piled up and wrecked on the
road oed. Charles Laklr. engin
eer OF No 6, aid his fireman were
slightly lnjuIcd. triday lie men
working Oh tie week icing ex-
hausted nom fatigue ANA cold Coo
edge was again asked Tor assistance,
and two more engines with way
car loaded with woramen started
for the scene, The snow va,
binding and the wand b.ew terri
iically, and Tho rescuing Tram crash
ed into the wreck OF the olhe. ioui
engines. Both engines aad way
car we've compic'ely w.ec<ed. Tine
Storm Was the No.st Known toT
jeai. Dtug~r hsh ; were COM
plele.y ,ove.ed up AID The intense
cod made it impossible foi slgnal-
n.en 10 be out.
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The Tragic End OF % Dog
Fight.

The particulars of an unfortunate
affair at the State Mills, Reprahanno K
county. a small village on tie borders
Of Rappahannock and Madison nlie,,
last sunday. have just been learned
which resulted in Tie death OF enc Of
he parties on Tuesday night following.
Tuis fatal result grew out Ola fight be-
wefn the dogs belonging TO Paul
Brown aud JJhu W. Taylor, the latter
tie o. ner and proprietor of the ex-
lensive mills at tins village. and a pros
pered ard independent business MAJ.
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CoMMIssIoNEa,s cFFIcE.

NOM NISSlONENS Cttltt,
y Woodstock. Va. Jan. is 1883.
70 ". Walton admir- Of d. II. Walton decd.
fucker, Smith & 90. A. IL. Guifort. sarah
williams, J. /. Campbell. and ! W. OF. lac
partners under name aUa style Of Campbell q OF,
thin W. or, and Elizabeth H. his wife, and }. J..
Can pbell.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 10th day Of February noxt, between The hours
OF o clock, a. M. and O'Clock, p, m to take and
set lie at my Office, the accounts, Il Moses walton
admir-. Of D. II. Walton. dec'i. required t. be done
by the decree Of Shenandoah circuit court rem
| dered on the . ID day Of December 1882, N sul'
| in chancefy depending in said count between
| n. alt ms admr. complts vs.. OFT AID vile &c,
defs aud Tuckei, SIN th x CO. sc. deits. ana J.
\ from any cause the taking Of said accounts Cd ~
net be commenced, or having been eommeuc ca
should not be completed on that day. the tax ius
| Of the same will b. adj burned from day = day, or
from place TO place, until the same ore taken aud
| Dom pleted
Given uAder my hand as commissioner ia chan-
cery Of the said con t. at my Office ia said county
L. d. NEWMAN,
| Tan ol-tw w. w.pq Comr. III chan.
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More Evidence.

S. B. HARTMAN e Co., O-born. o.
Gentlemen: Your valuable ''Peruna" is
the best medicine [ ever used.
NANCY FETTERMAN,
Lookport, IudInna Co., Pa
Your '.Peruna" for Indigestion and
Liver trouble helps me.
W. L. BRANDON,
East Liverpool, o
was suffering with pam in the chest ,
palpitalon OF The heart, with great 1--WE
ling of the stomach. "Peruua is doing
wonders for me. J. DONAHUE.
Sharp>burg, Allegheny Co. Pa,
have had liver complaint for three
years thought l would have TO qui
work: have tax, n two bottles Of >Uul
Peruna" and am well. L. BRADFORD
3l4 Western avenue. Allegheny CllN
Pa.
Ask Your drugGst Cor DR.. Hartman
book on the ellis OF Llfe"-gra'is.
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Letter POSTAGE FIXED AT Two
CENTS The Washing OF cOrre-pDn-
deaf nf the Richmond D.spoeG under
date OF saturday last says
"Mr. EimuHds called fJr ,is aSes
snd noes on his motlon TO strike GU,
and !, ~a' defeated -syes. l.; noes,
40. 81 lie clause fixing letter postage
at TWO cents per half.onnco, ic take
effect July /. 1881. sands a. reported
by III committee
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The WytheYille Enterprise OF last
SATURDAY says
"pai,oa Young, The obs'repeTOus
pastor Of one ofthe colored churches IN
tits place a year or t~o siace, has
reached the winter Of his di-coaient al
Farmville. &c was fouul g,Glly on
Mond,y ofillcgal yotins and bis term OF
coniinemeO, fixed at three months in
the Safe peDit.ntiary.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-24

AT rules held in the Clerks Office q the
Circuit Court # Shenandoah, for the month o.
January 1882;
Joel : Borden guard. OF Aurel.a Horre'i, ConiI T..
Against
hu-olla Horre.l and y. r. Horrcl... ...... Detts.
IN Chanccry.
Tho object Of this suit is to sele the interest in
real estate Inherited by Anrcia Iiorr"ll from hfr
mother, on the ground tnat sllc Of the same "iii
De promotiye Of tho iLtc est Of the infant dsien-
dant.
said real estate is situated near Toms Brook,
Shenandoah County, Virginia.
II aupeahng by satisfactory evidence tlat the
defendant Z. r. Ho're.l - not an iahabtaut ~
;bs state It ia ordered That the sad deienda.t
do appear here within one month after dne pup
lea ion h.reof aud do what Is necessary 20 pc
,ect ms 30 tcrc-t: that copy Of this order be pup
li-hed in s,na newspaper printed IN "ood'tock'
once 4 week for '0ur su ges-iye weeks. AMI COPY
pos,ed at the front door Il the Court house ~
said county, on the Grzt day of the next Circuit
Court -
gro. ". MILEY. C. C. C.. y. q.
Cory 1EsrE.
GEO. ", NILUI. q. G.. c.. q.
Jan. LOW. w. 90 II" PFC
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1t seems impossible mat remedy
made Of such common. simple plants
as Hops, Bnchu, Msndrake, Daude
lion. sc. should make 20 many and
such great cures as Hop Biier5 do
bui when old and young, rich and poor
pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor.
all testify to having been cured by Il em,
you must believe and lrv item your
self, and doubt no longer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-01-24

Tie President speaks &c Gen. Ma
hone ne republican and of Virginia as a
republican Stale How does all thai
s.und to the few white Virsinlans who
still assert that the General ia better
democrat than The late Ben. Hill: