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ACCOMPLISHMENTS nFricE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Woodstock, Va, April 81, 1888.
Jas H. sibert admr. complt. aud sydney =
Sibert &c. Defts, and VIM. Sewers admir-. compit'
VS.. J. X. Sibert's admr. &c, Deits.
To Moses Walton a1mr. de bOnls non cum
Testamento anneIo Of William Sewer decd. aud
n. Milton Rhodes, adrnr. and Trustee of James II
Sibert decd. Frank Z. Sibert, David w. Sioert
David II. Stickley and. Georgia A. his VIE, DOS
H. Sibert In his own right and as adnr. Of John
w. sbert decd. Sarah Steigle, Jacob l.. sibert
VIM. NJ. Sibert, Elijah Sibert Nathaniel siberti
H. Sibert, John Sibert, Charles Sibert, Charles ;.
Gay and NJ. Alberta his wife. Jacob Bowman and
Catherine his wife and Moses Walton David ".
Maphis, John H. Maphis, David II, Stickley and
Joseph Il sihert, Trustees Of the NJ. E. e. South
at Mt. Olive, Virginia.
You are hereby notified thft have fYed upon
the %, day Of May next, between the hours OF Z
O'Clock A. VI, and O'Clock, P. NJ If fair, on the
next fair day there after Sunday excepted 20 take
and settle, at my Office, the accounts OF /. j. ID
Sit crt Sp Receiver IN suit OF ], H. Sioert Can vs.
sydney 5. Sibert &c. and /. TO state and ADJUST
the accounts of ~ alton admir-. d. b. n. c. {. q.
OF VIM Saver decd. 2. To make statement OF the
collectabe assets Of said estate still ndistributed
g. To make distribution statement OF assets De
tween the legatees Of VIM. Sewer decd. taxing
into consideration amounts already PAID as
tributes. 4. To report any other matter deemed
pertinent or that any party in interest, may re-
quire and make report thereof to the next term
Of this court, required TO be taken by the DEGREES
of shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on Z5
Jan. 1882 and April ?, 1888 in suit IN chancery
depending in said court between j. II. sibert
Gdn. vs. sydney s, Sibert &c. and VIM. Sewers
admir- sc coDplts. and J. II sibert's admr. &c.
defts. and II from any cause tue taking OF said
accounts shall not be commenced, or having been
commenced should not be completed on that day
the taking Of the same will he adjourned from day
to day, or from place TO place. unit the
same are taken and completed
Given under my thsnd as Commissioner in
chsncery Of he said court. at my Office in said
COUNTY tho day and year first aforesaid.
May It'd. p. w. MAGRUDER.
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= tate Conservative DemOCra
lie convention.

Alta ucttiu. Of the State Central
Committee l,ll IN the city Of Rlch-
no, q On Wednesday, Fcbru r, H.,
! 1853. .he following resolutions were
adopted:
Reso'rtd, That general Convention
| Of The conservative democracy Of Vir-
clnia be held IN the city Of Lynch.
burg On Wednesday the 25th day of
July, 1888, at 70 o'clock M, to take
such action il regard 10 all matters per-
tanning TO The Interests of the conser-
waive dem cratic party OF Virginia as
il may deem conductive TO its furture
harmony. All consergative-de democrats
opposed TO radca,i.m and bosslsm are
equally entitled to participate IN the
election OF delegates to tie conven-
ton.
'Resolced, That every city and coun-
ly shat be entitled to one delegate and
one alternate for every 200 votes. and
fraci of 200 votes in excess of 100
votes, cast IN each city or county for
! he tao Iancock-and- English electoral
tickets III The last presidential cleo ion.'
In tie spirit Of these resolutions, the
Sale Cfnlral Committee earnestly in-
yoAes the Democratic and Conservative
voters Of Virginia, irrespective Of past
differences, to come together through
their freely chosen and indicated dele
gates AID take counsel for the good If
their party aud their State. In the
near future the people must determine
Nhclher Virginia IS to wear forever the
degrading yoke Of hossim which every
other sac has throAu of; and her
democra'ic people are TO be sold and
del vercd for a price to a corrupt aud
false rcpublicanlsm which the Oldest
and staunchcsi Republican States have
recently rcpudlaled with victorious
scorn.
A mslign Influence has drawn the
color line opeuly AMI plainly. aud
banded hc black vote against US by all
'3he vel known appliances which affect
a., class Cfp,oplc.
Nollng mat we cherish or hold
saLrcd Nill escape The faint aud caukcr
OF tals almice unless there shall be
found paino i'm enough and public
spirit eaough amopg tue Conservative
,o'us Of Tie Sa,c % meet THIS menace
md r,lcl Ills assault "ilh united front.
IN The confident te'lef that this
plui0uc spili'. tic ancie Ut heritage Of
Virgin a, u sill cherished possession
offer peol T., this Convention is sum-
noned, aud tue committee earnestly
nvokes The local authorities Of tne
,afty 10 carry cut the full spirit Of lie
resolutions above.
.ss ea y. KoINER. Chairman.
!, BELL nIGoER. SCcretry.
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WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA
The election.

Ne publish thls week, the returns OF
The election. In Shenandoah county,
the re turns show the election OF al
most the entire coalition ticket. This
result is to be attributed, in great
measure, 10 The tact that that party
was completely organized and voted It's
full strength, while the Democrats, as a
party, had put no ticket in the field,
and but one of the county offices was
contested, that Of Sheriff. For Com
monweallh's Attorney most OF the
Democrats voted for Judge Allen, some
tor Walker, others Tor Williams and
others still did not vote at all. Many
democrats. did not attend the polls.
The result was that the majority of the
opposition was increased.
Ii we expect 10 succeedlu this coun-
ty, il can be done only by work ana
complete organization. We must bring
oar men TO the polls and see that we
have as active workers as the coalition
lists have.
Many per. ons regard The election 0!
county officers as OF little Importance.
As far as tie general interests of the
people are concerned, there las been
very hille lost or gained. IN some H.
Stances tlicieut officers have been re-
elected while in others efficient officers
have been displaced and their places
have been flied by men, whose efi-
ci,rcy is TO be vet ascertained. As a
test Of party strength, this election is
not true index. While the coalition
lists, as party stuck 10 their ticket.
many democrats were induced to vote
with them on personal grounds.
Contrary 10 the result ID Shenandoah
tie election throughout the State has
been in favor Ct The democrats and Is
very discoursging TO Malone. 1t is
well known that every effort bad been
made By the cOalitiOnists TO carry the
State at The srr.ng elections. They
Tally appreciated Tue importance OF
party victory at Ills time, but the re-
suit slows exclusively that IN spite OF
Tie exclusive goyCrRme nt patronage,
MahCno could not hold bis own and is
leaten il lie Safe. The coali-
Uonists have rot carried one County.
so far as We Lave bo,n able to learn,
which hey did Lot cary last tall, and
tie GCmCciais have canitd a number
Of rCruiles ghich heretofore voted with
tie coalillonisis, il many Of them max
ing large gains.
Tie result CT tie election is highly
tIcCurag.us 10 tie Democrats aud cor
lespCndnsly d!scCuragiug to Malone
AID lis pai,y. Tie Republican papers,
in lie north, are severe II their com.
meuis Upon Tic MaLoLe alliance and
many Of them are in favor Of cutting
loose fOm Malone.
However, if democrats imagine that
one defeat is eong TO Kill ills coali-
liorist party, Hey are mistaken. The
defeat This spILg shows that they eau
be defeated this fall aud tlat Tie Safe
will probably be democratic in 1884,
but il will require complete organizs-
ton and active work. We carnot
afold 10 let G,mocrais remain at nome
Willie oyCrv coalinoniyl is brou.lt To
tie ,olis. Lrtus d iesn.ine 10 effect al
ONCE Ccnp'e'e or-anizalion Of the
party, and tAat every ,hert slall be
mace 70 Keep VhgiLi4, whore Sic lra-
p'rly telNss. an ons lie Demouaiic
States Of the Union.
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ADVICE TO CoLoRED Vo TERs.-Thel,
is good deal of dissension among til
colored voters OF the country in re-
gard to politics. A national couyen'
ticn has been called TO meet in WISH.
ington to consider the questions a
issue, but 1t seems TO encounter great
opposition 10 some influential quar-
ters. Many Of the most infaeDtis
negroes bitterly camplain that the
Republicans have used their votes In
the elections without giving them an
adequate return in the way Of office.
There is truth in these complaints.
Ever since the Fifteenth Amendment
was adopted, The Republicans have
acted on the assumption that they
Owned the negro vote of the whole
The colOred men should
break this yoke, aud assert their right
to ca st their ballots as they please.
But they shoald not study 50 much
their own peculiar interests as the
real welfare Of the whole people; aud
1t any rate they should not lie the
Ielfs of any political party Nsw
York Sun. o.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

" Woodstock, Va, April - $50
TOP. Below, j. J. Stoneburner aud all h,
creditors Of Hy. Jennings decd. complts. W. T
ST d. Jennings sdmrs Of lIy Jennings decd.
and TOR selves Mary Jennings, J. ", +. c.. Maggie
L., c. W and y. A. Jennings and c. l.. Ne2 anC
wife defts.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 2sth, day of May next between the hours OF
o'clock, A. VI. and O'Clock p. NJ. to take and
settle. at my Office, the accounts Of
l. All the debts against the estate OF Hy. Jcn-
nings according 70 priority.
2. The actual and annual value Of The real estate
Of which H. Jennings died seized and possessed
3. The administration Of W +. aud /. d. Jen
nings admir-. Of lty. Jennings decd.
4. Any otaer matter deemed pertinent by the
oonmr. or required by the parties interested, tC
be taken hy the decree Of shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the ID day Of April 1883 in
suit in chaucery depending in said court between
Belew * = neburner cOmplts. and lily. Jennings
sdmr. SC. defts. and If from any cause the taking
Of accounts shall not be commenced, OF having
been commenced SHOULD LIT be completed on tina
day, the taking OF the sane will be- adjourned
flon I.y 20 day, or from place to place until IA,
same are taken and completed
Given under my hand as Commissioner II
chancery Of the said court, at my Office in said
county the day and year fret aforesaid.
L. l.. STICKLEY
Apr. 25-td. ". w
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$1,000 Cow. -Probobly the high
est auction price ever paid in this
country for COW was that given by
Mr.. S. III. Shoemaker last week, when
ne laid down $3.50 for Khedive's
Primrose, bred to Pedro, which bull
Mr.. T, s. Cooper paid $4,000 for,
The sale Of this rare stock of Jersey
cattle in New York Amounted to Sl13,.
80 BALTIC. American.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

~ Woodstock, Va. May 3. 1888.
| To II. s. Baker, w. b. Baker ANA q. :. Baker
partners trading under firm name OF Baker Co..
and all other creditors Of VIM. A. Larkins decd.
who will come in and contribute to thu costs II
this suit compts and Josiah stlckisy sheriff,
com. admir-. Of Wm. Larklrs decd Martha g..
Larkins widow, Rosa Larkius and Lorenzo
Ladley. Detts.
You are hereby notified that have nxol upon
the l3, day OF june next. between tle hours 81
O'Clock, 4. VI. ana Is o'c ock, =. NJ. at my office,
lst To state settle and adjust the accounts 81
Josiah Stickley sheriff com. admr. OF VIM. A.
Larkins decd.
and Auditall debts against the estate Of The said
Vim. A. Larkns decd in order oftleir priority.
81 Ascertain the amount due. II any, to the
widow Of said Larkins in lien Of dover.
4th Amy other matter he may deem pc tinent or
which any person in interest my rcluir, required
to be taken by the decree OF Shenandoah circuit
Court rendered on the 3Oih day OF april ls,3 I'm
suit in chancery depending In said court between
Baker 3 Co. compts. and VIM. A. LsrRIns' s
sdmr. defts. and ffrom any cause the taking OF
said account shall not 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 pac' 60 place, until the
same are taken and comp ed.
Given under my hand as commissioner m chan
Gerry OF the said court at my ONCE in SAID county
the day and year first Aforesaid.
]. MONROE HOTEL
May.9-td. WINS. & Bro. p. q.
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DISTRICT No. !.

II. II. HAUN.- New Market, lOl;
Qoicksburg, SC; Forcslville, S. j. D.
Miner's, 4; Mt. Jackson. lG6; II. \
Roads, Gj; Cabin Hill, &C; Hamburg
81; Edinburg, 252; Col. Furnace. l39;
l., 60; Town Hall, l54; D. r, School
House 50; HArmeu's Mil, 40; Court
House, 264; Central 5. House 20; Sras'
burg, o.; Leb. Church, GO, Mt. Olive 49,
Total 1913.
JB. JACKsoN.-New Market, 81;
Qqicksburg, Is; Foreslyllle' e.; j. D.
Miner's, %; Nj. Jackson ll2; II. y
Roads, 10; HambJrg, 3; Edinbnr9, 81
Col. Furnace, 10; Cabin Hill, 10; 10 'n
Hall. 50; D. r. School H. 7; Court
House, 1873; Central 5. HOUSE. G5:
strasburg, 1871; Leb. Church 81; Mt.
Olive. 9.-Total SEQ.
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T ,OMMIsSIONER's OFFICE,


~ Woodstock, Va, April %, 1888
To IT, and f Hartman Co A; Z. J. Miller & Co;
Langfeld Il Co.; Buck, Hefiebower 4 Neer; Bark
ley 4 Harsen Rouse, Hempstone X Co.. l. White
hill Il Co.. Smaltz, Munroe & Co.; Morehead 4
Tempeman Bros; Clark X Brothers and all the
the creditors Of S. A DaDner, decd. Ccmplts and
NJ L. Walton and +. d. Newman, Admrs. t. a.
Of = A. Banner. decd. Susan NJ. a. Banner his
widow and Benjamin p, Newman, Admir-. Of ]. W.
banner, decd. Defts.
You are hereby mott fed that have fixed upon
the 81 day OF May next, between the hours Of G
o'clock, A. VI. aud p VI. If fair, if not, on the
next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted to take
and settle, at my Office, the accounts Of
LIST Who, and what amounts, would be- emitted to
the policy Of $500, as the creditors of J. ". pan-
ner for whom he was endnrser or surety of S. A
Banner at the time OF the assignment or said
policy.
9ud And state an account between J W. and S Be-.
A. Danper as endorsers and sureties of each other
before and at the time Of the assignment afore
said, and
3rd And any other matter deemed pc rtinent by
the commr. or by any interested party required
to be taken by the decree Of shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the nth day Of April 1888 in a
Hartman X Co. &c. cOmplts. and s. A. Dannel
admr, &c. defts and If ( ON any cause the taking
Of said accounts shall not be commenced, or hsy
| ing been commenced should not DO completed on
that day, the taking Of the same will be adjourned
from day 10 day. or from place to place, until the
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN chan
Gerry Of the said court, at my Office in said county
the day ana year first afo esaid.
E.E. sTICKLEY
Apr. 2s-td. w.&w.P.o.
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The Recent Murder OF "a Col
Ored Republican by n
white MahOneife.

| The killing of the colored Republi-
can, John l.. NewsOm, at Jerusalem,
southampton county, on Monday by
a white min named State Lewis. a
Mahoneite, has create much com,
ment in this section, where the de-
ceased was well known. Newsom
was graduate of the Hampton Nor
NAL School aud is represented as hav-
ing been a thrifty colored man of good
character. He kept a store in Frank
lin, where be did a good business,
aud it is said that his credit in this
city was good for several thousand
dollars. In politics he was a Straight.
out Republican, a strong anti-Mahone.
lite, and one of the Hon. John F. Dez-
endorPs warmest supper tiers in South
ampton county. Maj. Dezendorf dc,
nouuces the killing as cold blooded
murder. The Major was invited 10
participate in the meeting at Jerusa-
lem, but declined on the ground that
it would be inconsistent IN him to
attend, as he had urged q non-inter-
fer ence in the canvass in Norfolk
{ county. He says that had he, how
ever, been present he would have de-
Tended Newsom at the risk of his life,
and would very likely have been
killed in the attempt. The colored
anti -Mshoneites of this section are
much incensed at the killing Of New
som, who, on account of his intelli-
gence and character, was regarded
as a kind of local political leader of his
race. We learn that several colored
men in this vicinity, who have here
iOfore been ardent supporters Of Ma
hone swore on yesterday that they
would never have anything more to
do with such party, and denounced
the occurrence in unmeasured ter ms.
The affair has very much intensified
the bitter feeling between the Straight
outs and the followers Of the Boss,
and the breach is daily Widening
Norfolk Vlrgiuiau, May 29l.
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District Offices.

The following District Office were
elected.
LEE DISTRICT.
JUsTICTs :-Chas. Sairlry, y. W
Baker aud Amos Peters.
CONsTABLE:-T. j. Burke.
SUPERVISOR :-Abraham Garber.
OvEReEER OF PooR.-W. II. Rice.
CONF. oF RoADEs. Milton Pence
AsHBY DISTRICT.
Jus;ces:-JOs. Wilde, \. l. Pain
ter. Leml. Kyman.
Constable: -S. z. Orerholiz.
approximations. 5. R:nker.
Oyerseer of Poor:-A.J. Moo lay.
Comr. Ct Roads NOAH IIlggs.
MADISON DISTRICT.
Justice, Jos. Com r, Jacob Lan.z,
aud 5. G. Campbell.
Constable Perry J. Allison.
Supcrvisor:-R N. Lan'z.
Oyrsecr Of Poor: -Slml. Lau'z.
COnr. Of Roads Perry Pence.
JOHNSTON DI-TRICT.
Justices Levi CALLERS, Isaiah
Glenn, r. /. Roberts.
Constable Hiram Bausermau.
Supervisor John HauseuhIck.
O. Of Poor David Golladay.
Comr. Of Roads ID. Z. W. Ny ers.
SToNEWALI. DISTRICT.
Justices: Snowden Whitaker, j.
III. Grab.ll and c. ". Snarr.
, Constable:-Dayid f. Snool.
Superyisol:-D. Il. Gochenour.
o. OF POOr.-S. Y. Il. Clover.
COmr. Of Roads. Jos. Maphs.
co.. DAVIS DISTRICT.
Justices A. Brown, Ohed Fd k
a raham BAKER.
Constable: - Isaac Painter.
Super' lsor :-Jno. Funk.
%. Of Poor Edw Tea.
Com. Of Roads: Il lndolph SLicklcy1
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NoMMissIONER's OFFICE.

n
~ Woodstock Va. April > "a 1888.
To T0hn Combs admir-, Of Jonas Combs. dec Il.
and all the creditors Of James Taylor. decd.
c)mpks. aud st. Dennis Kinker admr. Of James
Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor zachariah Taylor and
James Kittenout and wife,
You are hereby notified that I have fixed upon
tho goth dayof May Lexi, between the hours Of i
O'Clock. A. NJ. and O'Clock, 2. M. to take and
settle at my office, the accounts or Ist, Of the
debts outstanding AMI unpaid against the estate
Of JAs. Taylor decd according 20 priority. ID Oi
the administration Of the estate by Dennis Riuker
the administrator 81, of the value Of tie real
estate # the decodeut, and 4th. any other matter
deemed pertinent by tho c0mmr. OF that any party
interested ,aay desire, as required t. be taken by
the decree 81 Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered
on the I'd day OF April lasa, IN suit IN chaucery
depending in said court between Jonas Combs
adnIr, Sc. o0mpits. and James Taylors admir-
Dsls aud Il from amy cause she taking Of said &C
counts sha Y not b. commenced, or having been
commenced should not DE comp eicd on that day,
the taxing OF the same viii be adjourned from day
to day or from place t. place, until the same are
taken aud completed.
Given under my hand As commissioner in chan
cery OF the said court at NY Office W said county,
the day ami year fret afole, aid.
T.. L. STICKLEY.
April 25ih-lN. W. K WI q
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a great luisla.oo is being mace in
sone quarters leetuse The kentucky
DtnoCrsis did DOT say IN so many
words il at ihey favored a tari9 Cor
revenue only. TIDY REFINED tier
80; ileentn" for tie Democratic princi-
lies az 4 lohcy & The national conyen
liors Of 1876 and 1880. AID both Of
those ctnvtnliois dCclaiCd for a tariff
for sreSeure orly. Tie Kentucky
Dtmocrais sIe, tlerelcre. sound on the
taiif' Qutsnen.--NOrjok Eirginian.
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rotal........l77O 24S6 ICGG lO74

For Commonwealth Attorney SGG
votes were cast for II. c. Allen, 81 Tor
w. 4. Williams and SIX Tor l.. 5. Wal
ker. The votes for the two first named
were complimentary, both gentlemen
having refused to be candidates lor
The position. and those for l.. 5. Wal
ker were evidently intended for Rob''
y. Walker.
Josiah Stickley received 1876 votes
for the Office of County Treasurer, Mr.
:. was not a candidate.
Commissioners of the ReVe'
nue..
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The Nor folk Landmark o.day says:
"Gen. Malone has been beaten, and
beaten very badly, on his own ground
and there is no doubt that be has met
with a serious disaster. The facts
support the assertion very fully, for
be planned the campaign in Norfolk
county aud Ports II outh like the he
roes Of Piutsrch he harangucd mis-
troops in the Custom-house]; he
gave minute, personal instructions to
his managers; he "stirred up and
terrified the oficeholders to stimulate
their zeal; and, in short, by his own
aoxiety and care as TO details be
showed that he dreaded above all
other things defeat in this quarter.
His arrangements were made With
characteristic pains, aud he fought. 50
to speak, under the guns of the Navy.
Yard, the Custom house, and the
Postoflice. Ia a word he had the
power and patronage of the State aud
of the United States as agencies to
aid HIM and yet with all his resour-
ces and acuteness he omitted one elc
meat from his calculation-he LETT out
the people, and in return the people
Thursday left him out and cleft him
out in the cold' with the political
thermometer indicating a hard frost
for Read usterism on its chosen
ground If Gen. Malone had been
beaten nowhere else his defeat in
Portsmoth, and Norfolk county would
have been a serious disaster, but lis
overthroS here by no means tells he
whole story lie had two other
s;rongholds iu this distrlct-Nanse>
monl aud Southampton. lie h d held
til, Sc in the hollow Of his hand. lie
had been The albiler Of their political
de0tnics, aud the autoorAt OF there
action. In the first he had many
g allan, meu Of his famous old Brigade
tho second was the place # his natl
witty. and in both counties at the last
trial of strength between parties The
battle flags OF Read jasterism crown' d
every rampant. He expected to hold
these populous aud in fuentisl Gun.
lies; but in them also h. was over
whelmed by disaster as great as
that WHICH fell upon him in Ports
mouth and the counties OF Norfolk
and Princess Anne, which latter has
been als) torn from his ambitious
grasp.
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THE Baltimore Day says Later re-
imns lacm Virginia slow Up worse for
the ,MaLoneiics. a majority OF The
ouuniits have gene sgainst lin and 10
many Oi lien The charge is veiy de-
cidtd. He saves only The Fourth and
Ninth C nereSsional districts.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Mill Property !!
WIN 10 sold at public sale, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2nd.IlSS,

at tho mill the property known as Farmer,
Mill, =" situated miles east of Woodstock, on tn,
Shenandoah river cons st ing of large frame mil!
brick dwelling house and IS acres Of land, acres
cleared, the rest in timber.
TERMS:
One fourth OF the purchase money to be paid
July I'd, 1888, at which time possession viii b.
given, the balance in three equal annual pay
ments a lien to be retained on he property foi
the deferred payments.
). a. SHAVER,
Pres. Farmers Mill Company
Apr. 25-tds.
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Even The Richmond Wing forced to
&CknoN ledge that 'lbe county elections
have not sdops al Tor Rssdiaslment
that they shOuldhaye d0ae' which is a
b eapior The BOSS TO IA up to.-x1isr.
Gazette, slF ore ..i,l SAT er d
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1883-05-30

The public arc indebted to Or. J. e..
Aver & Co.. net only fortbGr standard
medicinal rr,paralions, but also for
impreyng lie locks Of The eqnn'unit,
By tier Incompatible Hair Figor.