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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
ftaBtIgactOrIes.
1.obaeeo Record.

or the GOO,0OO,OOO pounds OF
tobacco grown in this country 800
100000 viii be manufactured into
chewing and smoking tobacco aud
snuff. The number of manufac.
tories IN this country are to be
counted by thousands. The to.
bacco manufactures proper are
about 10000, but Of cigar manu-
factories the number reaches moro
than 10000. New York and
Pennsylvania have each about H.
900 Illinois and Ohio nbouc | 900
each; none Of the other States
reaching in number 50 large rs
1000. These cigli mannraco cries
made over 5,O9O,O0O OF cigars in
the fiscal year Just ended aud about
75O,0OO,0OO cigarettes. For cigars
and cigaretts alone the amount Of
tobacco used is about 100000
ANNUALLY, while for chewing tobacco
aud siinG the total used reaches
only 200, 100000 pounds. Indeed,
tue total amount Of 'ma,e,iar in
the manufacture Of chewing each.
es more fhal 20O,OO0,OOO. But ia
is interesting to tote in d., con.
nection, that all IS uoC .o5acco
which is called tobacco. 10 ,,e
manufacture Of Pug tobacco add
Gne-cnt in ibis colDry, IN The past
year, about f2,OOO.0OO pounds o
Iicoricc aud an equal GHaoity 0
sugar Is used; wjle ~ addition g. |
OQO,O0O pounds Of 'otuer maze ais |
were ADDED to ISIS io,e.e,tius |
mixtd'e. go
The exports OF looacc" rom this
which awouOt % between
2,OOO,O 900 and %,0O0,0O0 ponds, 90
mostly to Belgium, 1'raace, Ger
many, Epglapd, Italy, the Neither
lands, and Spain; Germany rgsins
i larger qgautily than any Other
country; While tho impo,ls, which !
10 5000 0OG pounds, come
mostly from Co3a. &c.," ..
L IS interesting 70 add, o. way
Of copclqsi9u, lhat, IN l1le fiscal
yearjust, enfe9, topa"co rias paid
~ jpIeIp4l }eYeQue ~ the Govern
Ipept Of S2G,QOO,OOO while the doty
on the Unmarried, articles amounts
70 nearly $iD,OOQ,OOO OF, peroaps,
in roGnd Numbers, $50, 10000
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
! Case Without hope.

Jno. L. Cooker, OF Macon, Ga,
writes: IN 1873 / was attacked by
the most ravenons sortOf carcecgs
SORTS, that a,c groa. holes into u}
flesh and spread rapidly 0rrr ml
body. received Inc very best
Medical attention; ris HOscd with
morcur' aud potash until ! was 50
crippled with mercurial rheuma-
lism that could scarcely hobbie
about my throat aud mouth were
badly uicera ed; my hair brsm To-
fan Ol,. 20 wrecked W., Dv
suucfdl aeuiih, THAI J ntcana =
plv,.cal ruin and Any life Was n
burden. or lOug lime l. WAS
bed-ridden, and my suffering WAS
so intense that prayed for dea.h
as a relief. 1 exhausted the whole
catalogue o. patent medicines, in
each case following the directions
rellgiously. Zach IN turn seemed
10 asgravate tbe mdady, and none
OF them benefited me 10 any way.
When life Was apparently hopeless
commenced taking SIS. $. TO
This Specific | owe my lie. In ten
days | conmauced Improving, and
IN a sholi time was perfectly well.
My hair has grown ont thick 4; my
health aud .fen.ilT have reirrued,
,he ulcers ~ my thiVnt and mohtii
are entirely cured; my appetite BIAS
and for iue first time IN
years ! enjoy my food. Every sore
hos disappeared from my body. I
weigh as ma h as ! eyer did in my
life, and am pcriectlu healthy 10
every way. The very germs o. the
allliciion are destroyed.
Not only is the terrible malady that
was p"eyinS on my life, and which /
every one pronounced hcn';lhle, |
entirely cured, bu, ! aml also re. /
level Of tue bad edect, OF the /
mercury and rotasi' miS,nles thai
was led on To- years.
Eewtrc OF Po,ash and B ccury I
nisiules. gotten upio"iniitate or
,BeCGoe, they are dangerous. ~
Treatise on BLOOD and S,ip nIs-
,asc mailed free. ... ..d, o.n III
Tue Swift Specific Co. DarHer 5,
itlania, Ola. $50 ". 2$d ST.. ~ g.,
md 1905 OhestburSt., PlhI.i.i a"'"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
Snow and Wind.


FATHER PTINT, QUE Nov. o.
A fearful. snow and wind storm
from the east has been raging since
midpight last night all along the
coast. % Que wind averages % miles
An bour, laDd' the sea is tremendous
and has crossed the highways land
inundated the fields of all thu
parishes aloqS the coast. The
lighthouse" and telegraph office
'hefe are how completely suffoun.
dbhi bypagiDg wsvesl The roads
areaall updermipded~ The watch
house and several buildings here
aud in'this vicinity aud at Rimouski
have been Carried away. Great
numbers of persons have vacated
'tubir buildings at Rimouski, and
much ppeasiless ID ,feltin regard
10 the tide of tonight. The signal
and telegraph men have nov
ADMINISTRATIVE stallion, having been
codipeiIe1 10 take to 'bbats. This
is. the greatest storm Known In this
yicinityifo forty years. nnw
~ ,QUE8Eo, Nov, 5.77A snow-storm
Which Set in yesterday afternoon
IstiIi dontiilues. aXboGt' % or s 10;
,ctey bfsnow has already faReh' and
tbefbs1~are ia'e,very bad 'c6h:
dit% prpdu Wona lDd' ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

A New York httei saYs tJe non
trade are agreebiy Surprised 10y
the az Douncement tl5ta b. LaGF a,
wanna from and Seep Company
had secured 2 contract from DE
Canada Pacific Railroad CampagE
Tor 10000 steal rails, a, $3.50 PEE
ton, delivered at stations doug lhe
line. This Is beating John Bqlll OF,
bis own ground, and the hone Is,
expressed that there will be Other,
transactions of the same kind 9e,
forelong. With tie exception Of q
Comparatively triaing trade in,
s(eel-rails with The Spanish Ameri1
can markets, This is said to bs lhe
first shipment from the United
Slatesof any magnitude, It was
reported that these steel rails are
to be manufactured from loIelSl
material, in which case the mann,
faclurers would DC entitled TO
Srawback, but that is authoritative
y ~'Osed, The CONTRACT is Alta.
very Ie~ price, but parties in a,
p. oTSal'looq % % sPps'kk III qteIIigs9lly, on
tie subject are confident that IL
lin sooo,2ft.H LlO.y % no Oniflo Dnr1
pml. s0mNGGllng more tb4p sq0yeriI
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

ALE ANDriA, VA, Nov. 4,7DA
way freight train ON the Virginia
Midland Railway colliled Win the
east-bound Manassas, .p@SfgageT.
train at Accotiuk bridge, i Jniies
from this city, this morning, sMaYH
Ing three freight cars and the BAL
gage car Of the passenger Vaipl
Chades Powell, Of this City, oRkei
man, was killed. Judge James
Laugs er. Of Fairfax, and Fiapk
Carliu, the express messenger,were
slightly injured. Malcom BroVu,
tue engineer on the passeooegiraig
aud Two secljou men were also IA,
iured. 4 car with physicians has
gone TO tie scene Of the accident. q.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
,,.lEE,kbp bY'dNYNg7, IiSS4
TIbs3fenull, District


misunderstanding be the final sum
mmg M In abe tenth Congressional
district, the Republicans are to be
Congratulated on the splendid fight
siithsy lIAeeAnade. Having to con
font at TIE outset a majority, as
eigIpeabsothe election of last fall,
of nearly $500, and to contend
n.sgaipst a gentleman who his friends
assume is one Of the first men Ofhls
,nariy N the country-a campaign
'ps sffGtmper for 40 years, with The ad,
vantage of being the present in'
diichmbent, D 1t looked like reckless
ness, for the Republicans to pre-
Iosumbo4lFat success was possible.
Not onlstbis, but democratic writ
"a saDd. speakers eOnsoled them
alves that Mr.. Tucker would have
walk over; that it would be
v.eFueIy Tor the Republican nominee
.oha,be, pjtteA against bin, and that
so savage and severe would be the
..pgpcess, ,of, crushing and "over-
.S%hSlHS9gss iSn9 , b1uu~ilialins the
! deieas, the "yOnng man would
forever regret his presumption.
n,I"NseJ f 1iHB' Contest, is oyes-.he
1Ohsgh plsaasn wH9aggeSd all along the line,
and from the beginning 10 the
,s}siaale ASiffnlThcKeis was on the ran.
srEI SsaAsAets pr6%ess on thesrmp,
.dselttEltIRlcssirSa bor frightened,
and instead of coming out OF the
a fhbaats ties lamels oof Victon-
s1susaEdi aSts heahasd been stripped
-7no ssiOD8rs dnd shorn Ottis mag
,i;eastpength. No ma0esereios.d
1aRInissxlth biz gelne'iion as
gsjae W. lstumner more CON
SL,eEadlandl tern, and his
~1s a stateagah more surely
;dg95s gas,apd Pgete9se.
bi&ws. have been frank ana
-6Aa9d.fsiAiinl discussing MI
- ker..sHsaaEdsMe bayeabeen eN-
ss5,i59s S;,l.yI IeRi ieS J, ibn disseciins bis
ssts9ssSId9 slt.aeftseslmFapship' Tue
fav9sSy has sboYA that ne has not
t5s6lsselalm TO ,aaeh dis suction
ana that all that can be said OF him
is that be has been q student OF
SsBgtp9sse political science, without
190dl bnnIGS S s35Gml21nTe I,ension TO make
Adjudication OF his learning 70 the
Practical uses 81 1irsiNziI9 iAe qeeds
of the country and the wants Of the
ehat3H ysg9 10 s9DEns "'N '''
wOFgx sresta TIE gallant BepubIi-
bGR s3obtfeiii ieg IrtobStHn district with the
9AShdle Welidone good and faithful
Iofllieafasg,ai n y5a Rave hot taken
Mr.. fuckers scalp this time, when
ives I5StYYO{sJ ,PSd4e7 enthusiasm
a Presidential campaign, he Is
ysRame tvbsyeafs hence, should
A0hhveIfhe, terE'0rity to again
afsssnt hanself Sorpopular endorse
slfiabrs baRty EiEginiGN. .a1 '4'-'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

Tie 0eignborbdod Of PocabOOtas
is inlestGN with n DdmOer OF des-
peradOes WHO laye greatly annoy
ell the laborers wio are nj work on
tue, Bite Stone extension Of the
New River I,aliroad. Last Friday
night none Of them, a man named
Slick, went to the camp of the
laborers and was shot and killed
by one of them WHOM lie threaten.
ed to kill Dhl nyAd nb gnibD)V
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

A cattle disease in Wise comfy,
Va, has proved alarmingly fatal.
News. REACHED catle-dealels hero
from that County Friday that o.
LAST Monday twenty head o. catile
were spreading nto Lee ADD Russell
counties. LIS symptom and results
are similar TO hose experienced ln
cJolqra. il is believed to be
'caused by the drought, producing
an over deposit of minerals ia the
drinking wafer, mbi .I rt..u .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

eds 10 9lDIIE'llD' W
,sAIT9grisgB burial e:atacbism Uighl
might Raqer oops farmer ask
gSSsiipgSh hhen other answer Cry
9JEptPsg bds ',leo $50 80
.,WeF4Bt 8gh }sr@era friends to
AL, spqFEe tAan freea 70 Bote iheir
rsasfli9nSasd more than all their
c,SSSYv9lI9pm sndZezPsriepee, ard
gEe jtt9 upieHbe Aggregated eS-
IBSieBcs, ofo9Fc farmers, will crysta-
lB6Hnta kHpvleSgS No Que far
maSGaeo c9Bapst many experiments
.JPbtOgBny experiments may come
t9aS .frRR RpeS practical man.
yfFagho agricultural column
q bGht Ae psfigmrei Interchange Of
vieE6S aaKicslaAd experience aud
n9E lalsbeislsctioa is over, c'lt
wmS9Ps dawaatp, 1hsst' Interests.
Y!BosprqmScHs good. agricultural
dfp3EhpeH5mws, wshuit practical,
p5gn1glPi8s-pafe as far as posi-
bic, ofns FIRST then .aisggad. We
B4ifh6Osep6iwa lwopise some.
IspSOto,5qa gssial il<sD,e1n DO
pfhhasx lBnc .siollQ ID aI1M =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
NOTICE TO
TAX PA YERS.

| will attend at the following places, on
the days mentioned, for the purpose Of
receiving the State and County taxes for
the year 1854.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
THE BOSS BAR.
cRoWDER& scHEFFEf,
at the well known stand Of
rom 98aE9,
. Y ~ - y - "A =
STANTON. VA

Offer 10 the public every inducement, and
rs evidence that the BAR is supplied with
the Choicest Liquors which the market az
fords, and that we endeayor 10 get the
best that money will buy regardless of
cost, we append the following certificates.
STANTON, Va, Aug. 26, 1884.
This is to certify that we have sold
CrOwder q Scheiier some of our j. Bum
gardner * Sons Whiskey, made in the fall
Of ls-O, and we do not hesitate to say that
we consider it the best whiskey on the.
market, regardless of the age Of any OF its
competitors.
BUMGARDNER & McQUAIDE,
Sole Agts. Of J. Bumgardner b Sons.
STANTON, Va, Aug. %, 1854. i.
10 Uhom Il may Concern.
We herebp certify that
Messrs. Crowder & Shelter have purchased
from us quantity Of our unexcelled IL
years old Clemmer Whiskey, and that
they purchase regularly from three and
four year old whiskey of the same brand.
CRAWFORD 81 LALLY.
This is TO certify that Messrs. Crowder
& Shelter are one Of the purchasers Of our
Oldest and best Whiskey. ff.l.
Sept. 2, 1854. l.. D. MYERLY & Co.
Come and see us and be Convinced
MEALS $50, LODGING csc,
---:O:-
llVafnre In Evaru cfvloI
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07


Eelew we give tbeEerylatosd Ills
pa,c8es cce,ygd ,lais owOrnins al
IS clock VhichiRspre due eiOdiiOn
of Blaine aud LQsah4od rod dooha
NEW YORK, iSQYoSoIHSI
FRANK kING9i~oo1 obs oAooI a.
..3 Woodstock, Ma.
Latest associated pressofGbres
give Blaine NewYori. ~" a'loi
ao. "a. )NI Humphreys.
RICHMOND Va NoT!.S,i 1881.
r. J. WALKER .''' '''''' '''
Woodstock va,
Chairman Jones telegraphs me
atsix p. m. as follows. We "6aiiq
New York plurality twelve hdhdred
and the election. l.ra ..'"s j
.H C.aC.CtHkk.h '
The following are TIE stateY dat
voted for Blaiue ana Logan aud
Cleveland aud IIelurlcLs.. g.
49,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

Ten million sheep arc said tdhave
pcrishsg Oin srAgsispladasyIng tue
recent drN,ihJsO that9opntTEDmn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

MafobfhkioVliAiSn filotatoA9 5bs
of thya@diRhs9of isFaes MANASSAS
Ggzetie, died sadde.aE at his home
in Brvtsg5yS iAB S9D9sg.s the "a
inst. IkImwsSiehis ,GqIh year, i
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
Deatjs arHorl <. j. Faulkner.

oso2rTf995pdfo,' X. yi H., Noy.
2a1ldaI.d ('baild5ss J. faulkner died
ilhpis o.m8iHihs' at his residence at
1soydSR1Ie, near 1lartinsburg. lie
I3yiilb6raiicd Oh Monday afternoon.
| VI. taoll.oer was 6Qruia Berkeley
putty COUNTY, W. Nar February,
1906. lie received q collegiate cd
HcaIioh, ana came 10 the bar ip
Martinsburg in 1929. He was 2
member Of the Virginia Legisla,
t6re Of 1852. Soon afterhiS ser
Vice'iu the House Of Dele ates, Mr..
Faulkner was appointed a cornis-
srohet 10 report lipoo The boundary
6etweef virginia aod Maryla1d.
III 1871 Ne Mas elected o The Sen
ate orv1rgi1ia, and in 1913 was
again elected 10 the House of Del,
eSdlef.' II 1850 lie was elected a
lhemJerr OF he convention formed
|. to revise lie constitution of The,
state. in, 1851 he va elected as.
the r'ni6n candidate for Congress,
bdt 'uapon' the nomination of Gen,
Scott ';'or President by the wings
ia 1859 Mr.. Faulkner left the party
With others, aud alliedhimsef with
lie democrats, by which party ne
was returned to Congress in 1858,
1852 a6d 1851. In 1859 he was a
ci6didaie for se-electioo, but was
d9reaied BY TIE lioq. AiexanderR.
Botelet, Wig. Ajier his defeat for
C6dgress, Mr.. Taulkne vas ap-
ooi6ted United States munster TO
Tr4dc4 b. .'iesideo Bnchaoan.
CPo5 tie breaking ont OF the war
Gen. Stonewall Jackson appointed
bimr c'iie" Of RS stat. Attic close |
or',iie W.T., 5n!. Faulkner engaged |
aciivtf, IT, t6e 'p1i'a'ciice or his pro-
In iST2be Vas again rlcc-
ted'io Col res, ;aod bl 1851, WAS a |
ca6aldale f0r the democratic oomi-
nation ioc Governor Of West vitgi. |
ms H. and was defeated by Gov.
Ja2RSmby a close vote. S'0ce
tG,cif1 he 8al@6t Sought politcatI
lpo HF6i 96d Iado a1afs4 SeI.,teptl
| 1itl6l b'if5w'g5s %~aciicG o,'(beI
br, pm. o. l.IF l~'"'H |
/ ldM'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

5s ssrTfIs4iI sSifI9s4q sSi{y A g. sOuil
Chf6HGa,. n lifeenville, engaged
otEepgA SiltsH q the .5dSi discussion
oiESsBa QmaiRs2SH theory yy'ao Of cyolu
t{HI re fIshgg 3alfio arose i, from tie fact
tbit sWjSdQ6w;S aa,''p professor in
CoRRp8h 'f'heolo2siicaal Seminary,
wi'tliIS 2aR996 Wei Tpa purpose OF fortify.
ing nys6llff6g ministers in scieptiGc
knI33SSg2laBEa Sad tx Set fa3rt6H 81 t5 b, theory
Of H6ltitiH3fp a lecture expressing
hisbM belief q d e IL a modified
forip,S SnS 'teclariqg il notincousis-
tcnloTfy6P scfipigtal teaching. The
dis6l8 h5lfifdF " Woo lrou's DO.
sitiIi~@ %af$ alb spirited, most
of ttb31eaRHg divibes Of he Synod
parHei 62tifga sfhe settlement Of
eTtiesttbR' RAs feacheJ 10y The
adostbh'Sf tAg c6ilo*ing resolution:
1gHt, iAi,4is OiiiOii of his Synod,
the teaching Of evolution in the
Thc&aHcaf stfSinafy atColdmbia,
exeelTiGi FB&IeSH exposiioFry' man
ner,Nhb I'd idteati}6abp Of Il ncalca-
thug its truth, fyBcreby disapprov-
TIKI aH9lu itbaPS Sss : csaSrATi, 4 ~ a
vote Of y,ag $ SSSys /, y. ,a, r ,.'m ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
\ Lesie'sslyc Wbat isii?
s. - FiDAtUrgtOM SENATOR ASA
-----. D-AOGERS, JE..-.A LII N

u..a .uiGoGERS, IE'a,0 7a o..
'"' ffm,, a. WI """"'' %
E'ci'lo>D. VA. Yoy.f, 81.
n Z, ASA Rogchs, j., a memGer o.
tle S~ao Of Virginia from tire
Tween. y.nuth Senatorial dist.icl,
, do nc,c9y eer. ~ lIatI weDt. TO
/ tie Sci. le clamOcrd on NoYemOer
lih. 1854, and entered lUe rOtunda
/ us the clock WAS stilsi'6'g Twelve,
and.mct Senator IsOvebstciG, who
informed me that the Senate had
adjQui nee. then ,objec ed lhAl it
7 VAS jn>l T. O'clock. Senator Low
enslein and myself then Went ihio
tbe SeNafe lchambtrlh I asked how
many Senators were present, and
WIS bliQgmed ,Patl two were nres-
eui, I'D ordered iben qljog6nmeHLrt
II ,h "a. jJ The nresehce % SenatOr|
LoycJ,,eil and JftIl;or Wilson,
pre>en ed 10 Mr. +. II. Fisher,
ac,lng rlerh OF he SeVale, lbclFol
lonIn, protest, and asked tbat IT'D
De sP,eld gpQn the journal (which !
the Geek refused, upon the ground
'ha;,Ic' Senate had ailjohfjed: "
al desire have entered on tiG1
jurrney OF he Senate that there |
VERT Only two members presenBd
,nai i've C) are required 10 adlQqp
While two Senators adjourn the
Senate u1til tbe 5,h instant." "
.u' Asa ROtDES, Jg'"
--,.h .la"l i.nnn"
Jsfhi1f J&fafrS"da7lo T.on ID &"
i. Wdlam RySWiIb, NJ ho'bry
public ip audlog the CITY off, I3Icd1
mond, State OF NireiUa-do beIe-
by cer,iCy lI!ai on lie, All day OF
November, 1884. Asa ifogsrA ,IN
n member Of The Sens,e of Virginia
from tue FWeNHy-niotll district, |
pers pnaIly appeared tefote"bei6
this GtsyI md usuGScJibcd lb"Hn0
niade nQatlle the ipregoIngq slate
ment. - ann, ,n ,I,,I
Given under my band in the city
o. Rlchmddd. va, 'tNis 4th day OF |
November, 1884. '''' ~
" WLbLiAM r. SMfHyN. P.UdF
,.u ---t----.t-t--l ian'n aAnldi
Yellow foyer has again broken
QUO omtlIe west coast OF MeSico it I
. mosS mAlisdant' Ifor'd! "Fbe city |,
lfCo'ima, $50 feet above the sea
eveI, has not eSegpeJ,a ,T.9!s afeysyl
also RACES NJ Miatpl4PoillN .aiuuaryi
-,l,-----.-r-7 T--.->| 4~----t-sffiiA-N
,WilBam Jones, brwiIoepIliped ait h
5uiieaiiiin tSepfisohvailli IWhSd.1
ngtdD, was founIl not guilty, Mohy II
lay, pf'assault withlintent I'd kjif.or,
4 y a. MINT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

ApensAsnO bbVsvSig has been
in rGeodB IiarbnkiUee hstnyears.
Layers of bfcks are pnbi lo~biin-
pregnatcd- With asabAlt---After a
time ibsS aRssrSs i6Qp l5ets 29Per
cent. s06dt 9,sb jPPi HSus matter Be1
COMPATIBILITY etssbc and zap.
able ,s2f 59YiStSgunRrsSsa and.
damp. "T6is oew paviog, it is SAID,
lasts muca longer -biU. Any other
li"dsdisS5S sifs pFSfs -fsotbsId
to bdtseAo Hi is 1AgYsEX popular
pavement in the capital of Prus,
- -. ..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

J nThe New uOfleaus ,B&posilon
will olien OF th0l0Uh Of Decembte-
The demand alornsphoslis greater
than WAS, expected, and although
the E0yOsiliOR ib0ihliOg is twiCe
she size Of Lhe Philadelphia Cen.
tesinial NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have
feeeivad notice thai space ado tied
to item had Lnen reduced ia somt
cases One,half.hnaInl q ~ l-nIl a.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

A'PASrntk' .E,T . G.Pt-A
l'fisB aicii from Itutto6- s W. "a
ga .iAs5iiry Ktwater boioved
.Gusgy las3 Sunday tba( reO;sht
NwFE8 sIjssteii' ii E.a;Iol coGty
va 'iy 81 he same day a dalSltel
i6t aMSs. Klamns Jeff Come Q visil
'Hltii fIepds several mlies o5iant
freshly 1igbt q stianSer tpr1ed
ne I}6lrr se. vi a5,Giie.h ,,e 5ac fonnd
wandering hhort ~ ot"r woods
The OdS9y' bro en- 10 piecs, was
f6uhd "a tie road % Allday,
l9MeS9ty mile from tls place
A sel1tl,F discovered tie dal Body
of NigS AGaibs IN tie busle q lew
rods SRayy?. II Gas Since len dis
goYeTad (4a, IT. Il vas The Pbes,ql.. ion
Of ,At8alef and Miss Alams 20
e aiIs 81 and. nat rbely,' "YSt Alter
iieiiay6s ttsI hoaHs.s,, ' Ataani'g & s MS y
So II & 90 a,''G believed I Sc i i
IpuiIs2, M G ,,., y thcaggt tlPtl l.9ley
were attacked by a n1pDer Of
0 Wf,ci, 'Ib. aye Of hte i n.
iested Tie woods. IA ...,.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

''' G i forest ITels q Virginia Lave
been eStipguisIed after doing
.much daii2ge, ,.a....
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07
- -rrt--.s-.f-t+-- l-IIln nanII

.oWilBalm Jones, hwiIoDu Ifipedl at
Guiieauiin t6eprisohvahliI 'WhS6.
'ington, was f6unIl not guilty. Mohl
day, pf'assault withlintent ID KIN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

10 seiioi1sy OOO,oe o's s1oa'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-11-04

We want no Mulligan man,
no 'fburn the letter" candidate to
rule over and govern us. "Tell
the plain truth" representative will
suit us better.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-11-04

The democratic candidates re-
present honesty and reform purity
of government and protection to
all. The republican nominees are
just to the opposite.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-11-04
BEEcHER ON BLAINE AND JOY

publican candidate when at the
height of his power as Speaker OF
the National House of Representa-
tives, is that offered to j. F. Joy.
At the time, 1877, Blaine and his
corrupt offer were both spurned and
denounced by Mr.. Joy. But at the
late Chicago Convention this same
Joy had so far forgotten his former
denunciation of the corruptionist, so
to stultify himself as to nominate
Mr.. Blaine for the Presidency. In
late public correspondence be-
tween himself and the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, the latter an ardent
supporter of Gov. Cleveland, Mr..
Beecher gives this pen picture of
Blaine: "Unsound in statesmanlike
judgement, INSCRIPTIONS in Doliti-
cal matters, dim-eyed in perceiving
the distinction between truth and
untruth, Accordingly ambitious, but
with genial, sociable disposition
and a brilliant rhetorical capacity,
Mr.. Blaine makes an alluring can
didate but would make a danger
Gus President"
So much for the false pretensions
of the Plumed Knight, as express
ed by a keen observer, truthful
stalwart Republican. Touching
this corrupt bargain between Blaine
and Joy, brought to light chiefly
through Mr.. Beecher's agency, a
point Of personal veracity having
arisen between himself and Joy,
Mr.. Beecher, after producing an ar
ray of living, highly respectable
Republican witnesses to sustain the
truth of his charges, thus in a late
letter taking final leave of Joy,
handles him without gloves, in Ian
guage so terse and pointed it can
not be mistaken. We give few
extracts from Mr.. Beecher's letter
to Joyce as follows: "Mr. Joy, you
have told the story too many times
and to too many people to have
made it prudent to deny it now
Allow me to ask, by way Of re-
freshing your memory, whether the
amount which Blaine required as
a bride for appointing committee,
was not nearer $4,000 than $685.
600? Whether the intermediary
between Blaine and yourself was
not Subsidy Pomeroy 2" Wheth-
er proper and honest Indignation on
that occasion was not so extreme
that you would have Sworn outright
had it not been, luckily, that you
were a church member The adj
vantage which is expected from your
denial can last now but a day or
two, but the lie will endure forever.
1t will abide with you, follow you
home, dwell in your memory, be
present in your old age, stand by
your coffin, and meet you on Gods
judgment day May He who found
way to forgive lying Peter, for
give you, and have mercy on your
soul in that awful day." This is
the tartar Mr.. Joy caught in that
honest Independent Republican,
Rev. Henry Ward Beecber. Thus
as each day brings to the surface
some new villainy of James G.
Rhine and that norton Of his nartu