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We are indebted to Mr.. A. L"icher
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The Amlss trial was adjourned until
TO-DAY. 1t Is supposed that it will
proceed at once as jnrJ men have been
summoned from different counties.
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H,lps Vegetable Scllian liar lie
newer is the most reliable article 10 use
for restoring gray HAIR to Its original
color and promoting It's growth.
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ESTRAY SHEEP.

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FIVE ESTRAY SHEEP.
Three old ones and two lambs. The owner
win please come forward, prove property aud pay
charges.
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Cassia Lodge. No. l42, F. A. NJ
meets in Masonic Hall, Woodstock
tho last Monday night Of each month.
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Mr.. Nevin Martin son Of DR.. q. H..
Martin. pastor of the Reformed Church.
and Mr.. VIM. Linaweaver started Tor
Kansas. last Tuesday morning.
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INGENIOUS
METHOD.
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CIefs y, tes and Rests, scale, lItc yals u the
scale Location Of Lctte's on the STAT, ana their
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WOOD We need several loads o.
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communion services will be held al
G olumbia Furnace the fourth Sunday
in This mouth, besiaunE at ii \. NJ.
GO. HoMAN, p. {.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

The roads are in bad condition and
hauling is becoming difficult.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

Mrs. Betsy Swain Of Rockingham
county. died last week. aged 80 years.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

Mr.. Samr Btydler sold beef last
week that Wi he'd 1000 los.
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Errors of Youth

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Local opuon Will TAX eiieclm Clarke
county May, /.
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FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGA-
zINE.-The number for March presents
several new and attractive features,
aud fully sustains the high character Of
this popular magazine. Rev. DR.. Por-
ter contributes No. OF Religious
Denominations IN the United States
The Reformed (Dutch) Church." The
editor, 7. Dewitt Talmage, and has an
interesting article, The Blessings OF
Short Life The exterior and interior
view of the new Church Of 81. Francis
Xavier are given, accompanied by a
descriptive article. De Icons Tine
American Pilgrim in Palestine is con-
tinued, with beautiful illustrations. The
new serial story, Justice Warren's
Daughter" 10 continued, aud weighed
and Wanting" concluded; and there
are other delightful short stories, essays
sketches, etc., by some of our most
popular writer's, several excellent
poems, etc. The Home Pulpit has a
sermon by DR.. Talmage, Garrison
Duty and besides a comprehensive,
and entertaining MISCELLANY, are the
interesting features, The Collection
Basket, Record OF Important Eycnts,'
Personal and Editorial Notes and Com
ments, ETC., etc. The number is Ella
borately illus rated. Price, % cents
copy; SO year, postpaid. Address.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, Publisher, SO, 50
and 81 Park Place, New York
PERsoNALs.-We were glad TO well
come our old friend and co laborer,
Mr.. Giles Degier of the Rockingham
Register who paid our town short visit
last week. TIE Register is sterling
Democratic paper and is doing good
work for the party.
Mr.. A. /. HeDkel, Of the Valley
called TO see us last week. He ia now
on the list Of old bachelors. VIII not
some fair one take compassion on tins
poor waif and protect him from the
severe storms which he is compelled TO
buffet all alone.
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The weather is damp and threaten
inc.
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uass a - people are always on the lookou
hEEVI for chances TO increase their earn
" mi ings, and In time become wealthy;
"EVAthose who do not improve their OPP
por.unities remain in poverty. We offer great
chance 70 make money. We want many men,
women. boys. and girls 10 work for us right in
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moments. Full information and all that is need
ed sent free. Address sINsoS & Co., Portlan
Maine. Jan. 3. 'sS.-de
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-02-14

The Bait. Il Ono Red Book hIied
with valuable political Iuformati n has
been received. It is sent to al VINO
apply to G.. K. Lord, Baltimore, Nd
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AuIl199 ------ IL . IS said a learned
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HES.

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Colored Steel Fashion Plates.

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HILL AND STEPHENs.-We have
lust published fine portrait pictures OF
tso of GeOrgia's most noted states
men Gov. Alex. II. stephens and the
lac Senator B-nj. II. Hill. They are
eneraved from photographs and have
been pronounced lite-like aud perfect.
Size l4xl9 inches, on heavy plate pa
per. \ sample copy Of either picture
Aill be ,ent 10y NAL, post paid, on re-
ceipl Of SO cents, or the two tor ST."
cash or stamps. Agents wanted in
ever, part Of It'd South to sell these and
otler popular cheap pictures Of famous
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ly in Cheap Je@elry, Chromos, Medi-
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Write for catalogue and terms TO agents
Address,
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ISS3
Harper's J Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular journal is rare oonlbinaiion 81
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il Is universally acknowledged 10 be the leading
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FuU Size Paper Patterns .!
Peterson's MAGAZINE is the best and cheapest Of
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about 100 original stories will be given, and in I'D
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Frank lee Benedict, Jane g. Austin, 'Josiah
Aliens Wife" etc. speciality OF Peterson, as a
ady's book, IS its spendidly illustrated articles,
md esnecially is
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PERIODICALS,

Postage Free to all subscribers ia the United
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The Volumes Of the Bszar being with the Hrs.
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HA W yen a dry Cough, a hoarse Cough,
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POSTPONED. The sale OF the pro
perty ofJno. j. Burners est: has been
necessarily postponed TO F:ioly, Feb
23d 1888.
II, II. RIODLEBERGER,
L. i. BURNER
Administrators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16

Nathaniel A. Boyntou made an assignment yes ss-
terday to Louis Lafrance. giving preferences Tor
$4,000. of which $4,000 was to the Market Ma
tional Bank. Mr. Boynton lives at No: h East
Sxty-seeond-st aud is not ut present IN any 0usl-
ness He was for many years Of the firm OF Rich
srdson, BOynton Co, stove mannGactureTs, "nt
retired from that firm in February. 1857 John H.
Bird his attorney. said yesterday that Mr. boynton
had indorsed Alonzo Folletfs paper ior over owe
Sl,OOOOOO and did not know how DO stood;
numerous suits had been begun against him ana
others were threatened and 50 IL was deemed best
to make general assignment He did not know
what the assets would amount TO. Mr. BIRD turtper
said that Mr. Boynton had lost large amount In
speculation last summer.
Mrs. Sarah l.. James, halter, at No. 525 Broadway,
made assignment yesterday to John D. Sm nns;
giving preferences for SO. 295. CT which S699s
were to her children The business was established
many years ago BY her husband John IA. James,
who died in August, 1873. after Inch Mrs. james
bought ont the business from the executors: Sne
was supposed TO own property worth over $25,OOO
Charles Thorley, florist at No. 90 West Four
feminist, made an assignment yesterday 10
Eugene III. Lewis, giving preferences TO his WIRE
for 81, 625. He did veIy large business snd 10
said to have upwards Of $4,000 outstanding ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN

The recent rumOrs of contemplated renewal
OF diplomatic relations between the British Court and
the Vatican give much interest to the following DIS
patches, now made public together with note from
Mr.. GadstOne's private secretary. stating that the
Premier IL not Of any intention oD the part OF
her Malesy's Government to establish such official In
terc0urse On December 90 1882. Cardinal MoCabe
from Dublin TO Cardinal Jaooblnl as follows;
Yesterday had long and confidential colloquy with
Mr.. -, sent by the yIeeroy OF Ireland 10 treat
upon divers questions In the course oil the conVers
ton he said the following words IN consequences
OF the refusal OF the Holy See to accept Secretary OF the
Embassy accredited to the italian Government as
being charged to treat with the Vatican the Enynsn
Government the proposition Of the Vceroy, Is not
the Holy See Minister with the same
attributes the Minister Of Prussia. Could the Holy
Father occede to this proposal without having Repre-
such arrangement might be very possible DossidI-
tsstnaj but require formal permission to speak In
the name OF the Holy see.
To this on December "a, Cardinal Jacocini replied
from Rome III the following terms:
After having taken the necessary consultation with
his Holiness. believe may amply authorize your En-
nence to reply armatvely To the question made ana
contained letter of the Goth inst In OF the
English Government deciding, appears likely Utter
ally appears pGre TO nominate Minister 10
the Holy See latter would only 10 itself tho
power of indicating the modaty OF the attributes OF the
pcrson To be nominated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
A REBEL cLAIM NOT CONSIDERED.
lgY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIDUNE.I


WASHINGTON Jan 15.--Tho success OF the Mex
lean pension resolution to dayappcared to encourage
the friends of Rebel claims, who had been very
quiet during tho present Congress; and Mr.. Wise,
of Virginia, asked tile House to suspend the rules
and take stop toward paying over to certain claim
ants the spocIe captured by the Union forces dur
ing the flight of Jefferson Davis and the remnant OF
the Confederate Government after the fail OF Rich
mond This claim has been before Congress at
various times during the last sixteen years che plea
being made each time that the specie belonged to
private persons aud not to the CUnieJeracy.
Mr. Wise became greatly excited III advocating
the bill and thus attracted to it degree OF aten-
ton which proved disastrous " eu the vote " a.
taken It gave Mr.. Reed time u find an adverse
report of a joint committee made TO Congress IN
1867 from which he read an extract
Mr. Holman also opposed The bill, ana sixteen
Northern Democrats voted against t,wbile MesSrs.
s. S. Cox Hardy, Muteher. Springer aud Rose
crars voted for it. The comment was made that
only two of the Democratic candidates Tor the
Speakership-Messrs s. 5. Cox and Sprln <cr-could
muster sufficient courage To vote for Rebel claim
but t was also true that all theOi her prominent can
didates including Messrs Blackburn, Carlisle and
Randall "dOdgod the vote and failed to put them
selves on record against the BILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16

ton of 800 900 in the total amount recommended.
lie Ia understood that the reduction applies to two
of the items under the head Of increase OF the
81 900 600 to 5000 OOO and that for the new steel
cruisers from 81, 100000 to S1.000000. The
amount for the Bnreau of Steam Engineering mas
been increased 100000. and other items OF In
crease make up $1,000 more.
= The full committee will tske MP the bill 10,
morrow morning. and its consideration IS expected
to occupy two sessions so that IL VIII pruDaoy moo
be reported to the Horse until Wednesdav ne
item for the monitors will be oppO cd pretty STUB
man hisyOck and some other Republican memoers'
and it may be strnck oat OF the bill altogether,
unless the communication scent to the House "
Secretary Chandler shall change the opinions OF
some who have heretofore opposed the apProPria-
ton. ,
The letter of the Secretary of the Navy trans;
mittting a supplemental report from the Naval
Advisory Board which the Speaker lard before the
House to-day, describes AMI recommends certain
changes in he monitors Puritan, AmphitTlte, Ter
AID Monadnoek. and gives the estimated cost
for completing each. The report compares the
Puritan with foreign ships and gives her exact
weight 20 per cent of her total displacement or
100 tons less than the original estimates
and explains that this admits OF increasing tho
thickness of her side armor. One important change
suxges ed Is the introduction OF breech-oading tlr
ret-guns of great length and q substitution OF the
roller for the indie base. - -,
The estimated cost is given as S960VOO LOT tue
hull S455,5 for machinery, and SZ53 loO LOT
ordnance. For the completion OF the other three
monitors the following estimates are gwen: 10
make her TOT al cost when finlshed 81 SOL 43o to
complete the Terror. 81 2s4 DO. making her total
cost 81 s25 1872 to complete the Mnpadnock, 81
434, 439, making her total cost $2,0S3.775.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-16
WHAT"GABE~ CASES BEAB SAT-.

The tame black bear at "Gabe" Cases
Hotel climbed tree and complacently looked down
upon two long sheds filed with seighs yesterday after
noon The owners of fast horses out in full force
Lysander driven by William H. Vanderbilt shot by the
hotel followed by John Murphy with Sam Hill and
Charlie while shepherd +. Knapp. who owns the team,
looked on cOmpaoently Charles Benhams team. Castle
Boy and Mate. were also IN the ne and John j. Quinn
sent his buy geIdng Sam. p along at $3.50 gait Joe
Bradley driven by Francis Kinney, the cigarette
MANUFACTURER aud St. Charles by Edward Kearney Elk
Alderman Hughes had out the fast mare Peggy.
colored horse. which was much admired for his
speed ind STYLE was Judge Russell. driven by john IL.
starus d. Stevenson jr, held the reins over HE
black horse Hidden Treasure.
All these hOrsemen with the exception OF Mr. Wander
bilt and many others stopped at Cases soon after
o'clock watch Wac0t eat his daily brace OF quails
This he did with great relish. The bones of the first
picked In minutes and those OF the second Ill
eight minutes After the eater had finished each bird he
drank small wine glass full OF gastrine. This he
said would cOunteraot any bad effect OF the game.