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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
" Woodstock Va March lst 1894.
To r. II. Lacy compt. and Jos. A. Lacey, l. lille
Bird admr. of Mary Lacy decd. Z. Holmes Boyd,
admr. Of Rush Lacey, decd. and E. z. Newman,
admir-. Of II. E. Lacey decd. defts. and all others
concerned.
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
the 9Th day OF April next, between the hoursof 6
O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m. st my Office,
l. To state settle and adjust the accounts OF
Mark Bird the commr. Of sales in this cause.
2. What real estate he sold. to whom and tc
what extent the same was paid for BY the pur'
chasers.
8. The balance of unpaid purchase money and
from whom due.
4. What couveysnces OF real estate made by
him as such comr, and whether be executed bond
In the proceedings.
s. And any other matter may deem pertinent
or that any interested party may require, requir-
ed 70 be taken by the decree Of Shenandoah Circuit
Court rendered on the the 18th day OF February
1884 In a suit IN chancery depending 10 said court
between r. II. Lacey kc. complts. and Jos. A.
Lacey &C. defts. and II from any cause the 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 lie ad-
journed from day to day, or from place to place,
until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner In CHAM
Gerry Of the said court, at my once In "a Id coun.
ty the day aud year nrst Aforesaid.
Narch S TT wa ". pa.
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Again |!

We had hoped that the lull In the
tariff discussion would prove permanent
aud that the Democratic party especial
ly would sink their differences IN view
of the fact that they were upon the eve
of an important contest for the prssi-
dency, but we were deceived. With
a stupidity so vast that 1t strains our
% entail powers to grasp it, certain rep
resentatives of the party press have In.
dcated funeral oratioHs for the benefit
of those OF the party who do not think
as they DO. The Washington Post,
with dash and a flourish worthy a
better cause, declared, IN substance,
that unless citizens Of Virginia, Of Ala
bama, OF Tennessee, of Louisiana, oil
Pennsylvania, and so on, agree TO
swallow The Morrison tariff bill, with
it's ores, its free sugar, and its free lum-
Der, out ofhe party they must 90. Not
content with lighting the Republican
marty and its corrupt practices, these
self.appointed leaders of the Dem0cra'
TIC party must need kick up row with
in their own borders.
The folly of all this can be seen at a
glance, and we deplore heartily the fact
that such discussion has arisen. The
Republican party, with its corrupt rings
Its sectional hatred, aud lts ceutraliza.
lion of government, is the great adyer-
.ary for whom our batteries should be
charged. TIE tariff platform Of Virgil
MIA aud Ohio is surely ample to meet
the demands of the party that IN 1876
eleted its President; that 10 1882 filled
our congressional halls with Its repre-
sentatiyss; victories achieved through
no manipulation of "tarif' reiormers,"
but by the people who were tired OF
this republican mlsrule. Now, when
thi, tide of popular feeling is again pre-
pared 10 sweep from place and power
every vestige o. Republican corruption,
is it not colossal stupidy to "scoIch"
it's progress with dis'enslOn inside OF
the patty ? AS for Mr.. RandalPs vote
On the Morrison bill, we do not care /;
if be sees proper to vote against it,that
IS no reason why he and those who
think with him should be peremptorlly
read out of the party. We think it
would be a good thing for the Demo-
cracy if Henry Wstterson, Frank Hurd
and the Washington Post could be pre-
vailed on to join Barnum's museum
until after the election AIIeghany
Sentinel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~ oodstock, Va February 16, 1884
To hr lstian Kagey &c. complts. vs. Peter Rage.
exr. &c. Jos. b. strayer and 1. II. Bird e1'r. Of
Mark Bird decd.
You are hereby notified that have nIed upoI
the II, day Of March next, between the honrs Of Z
o'clock, A. NJ and o'c ock, P. n. If fair If not OF
to the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted
take and settle, at my Off e, the accounts Of
LIST. The amount of purchase money still due By
Jos. b. Strayer,
Cd. Who is in possession of said land and wha
has been paid by the person or persons noV
in possession Of thessam
srd. Rents and profits Of same while they have
been in possession.
4th The value of any permanent improve
ments put on said land. since the decree Of Jan.
II, 1881 and by whom put thereon.
5th. Amy other matter deemed pertinent, or spec
tally required by any party interested required
to be taken by the decree of Shenandoah ircui
Cou 5Irendered on the Goth, day Of December
1888 in a suit in ehancery depending in
said court between hristian Kagey &c
complts. and Peter Kagey .cx'r. &c. defts. and
If from any cause the taking of said accounts
shall not be commenced, or having been com.
menced should not be ompleted on that day, the
taking of the same will be adjourned from day to
day. or from place. until the same are taken and
completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner In
chancery Of the sail court, at my Office in said
county the day and year first aforesaid.
Feb. 2O-td. P: .MAGRUDER.
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The Tariff.

Some of the timid Democrats are
ready 10 exclalm, upon the slightest
difference among democrats in Con-
gress, that the party have made great
blunder, aud that defeat Is inevitable.
We do not expect the representatives
Of 90 many different sections, with so
many different interests, 10 be able to
agree upon every measure and at the
same time honestly represent their con-
sntuents. Sope sections Of the coun try
which are strongly democratic favor a
protective policy, because the people
think their interests demand such meas
ures. while other sections strongly
democratic, believe the protective tariff
10 be both oppressive and unconstitu'
tional. So long as these different iu-
terests exist 90 long will the represen
tatives, if true to their constituencies,
differ as to the policy to be pursued.
The democratic party has nothing to
gain By an effort to please all sections.
The principles Of tue party have pre-
served it, as a party, almost from the
yery foundation Of the 60 vernment.-
Other parties have op posed it and d
number have not only been defeated,
but completely annihilated. Such has
not been the case with the democratic
party. She has suffered defeat, and
when her opponents have been ANXIOUS
" awaiting her demise, the expected
corpse has risen with new vitality and
almost crushed the opposing ACTIONS
The tariff or the d ference about the
tariff cannot destroy the party, 80 long
as the party has a definite policy and
does not sacrifice principle 10 txpedl
sncY.
The Democratic party has been the
party of the people. The interests Of
the great mass Of the peaple have been
fully protected BY this party.
Let her principles be plainly set forth
In the platform, and every good demo-
crat, will follow them. She cannot
afford, in order 10 secure the electoral
vote OF This or that state, 10 adopt
policy v hlch would be antagonistic TO
the oft repeated principles which have
rendered her dear to the people.
Willie the tariff is but one Of the
issues which will enter into the CAM
paign, it is necessary that The party
should declare positively and clearly
her posilion upon this subject. We
cannot expect all to agree, bat when
the party shall have tax position,
tie great mass Of the people will sus.
tain 1t.
A tariff tor revenue, so adjusted as to
afford protection 10 toe Industries OF
the country, has been the policy Of the
democratic party for years. She can
not now afford 10 favor a tariff whose
main feature shall be protection and
the revenue only an incident of this
prote ctlon. There may be different
views entertained upon his subject,
bnt, important as it is, there are other
subjects of paramount importance
which should weld together democrats
who entertain almost opposite views
upon the tariff question. The rescue Of
the government from the hands OF a
party whose corrupt practices have
b cen a constant menace TO the liberties
of the people, is Of vastly more impor--
lance.
d, The democratic party can afford to be
dele sted, but it cannot afford to be false
10 The principles from which she has
d drawn her vitality.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

A Whale was recently blown
ashore on the Scottish coast during
a violenr storm. AS soon as the wa
tiers receded it was opened and
found to contain a man who still
showed signs OF life. lie was taken
out and given a sea bath, but his
bre ath would not come back. The
digestive Juices in the whales
stomach had begun to act on hi
skin, large portions of which haC
become soft and Shiny.
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TAKE NOTICE.

That I have fed upon the 10th day Of March
1874 between the hours Of a. m. and 6 p, m at
NV ONCE TO ascertain and report asfollows
lei To exc cute the former DEGREES Of ref erence
entered IN this cause, in the original accounts OF
bv adopting the former accounts and report OF
Commissioner L. ID. Newman ~ far as they are
sscertained to be correct
9d- To ascertain the value Of the rents and
proats Of the land bought by b. p. Newman and
Israel Allen during the time they have been in
possessIon thereof respectively, and the value OF
the said land and Of the improvements put on the
same Dy them -, ,,.,. y
strsyer in the real estate Of her husband Jos. b.
Strayer, and
an. Report any other matter the commissioner
NAV deem pertinent or that any party 10 Interest
NAV desire, as required to be takeL BY the decree
OF the Shenandoah circuit court rendered on
The 18th day Of February 1884 IN the suit In chsn-
cery depending therein between Nj. Long &c.
comp h. W.. Jos D. strayer nc. defts. and OF from
any cause the taking Of said accts &c, shall be
commenced, or commenced and not competed
on thai DAY the taking Of the same will be adjourn
ed from day 10 day from place to place to pace
anti the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as commission er IN cnan'
cery o. said court, the day and year nrss afore-
'a'u' 800" RE sTIcKLEY.
.H.. ..rl w.&w.p.q-
Fab Q7-td. A. h NJ. p.d.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Woodstock, Va, Feb. 30, 1884
To Michael Long; L, P. Henkel and L. II. Hen
kel, partners n business under the name and
style Of L. p. Hsnkel Bro, Magdalene Ksgey
John w. Whitmire, the New Market Bank Of Vir
ginia Samuel r. Hoover, J ohm W. Barrick who
sues for the use aud benefit Of ], A. Horner; II
Clay Miller, Theo K. Miller, Robert e, Davidson
an j. Frank Supplee, partners under the name
and style ofDanJel Miller Co., Joseph Hupp, d.
w. Harrison, Ephram WIN, B. @. Manor, David
g. Heebner, Isaac d. Heebner, and William d.
Il sebner. partners nnder the nams and style OF
Heebner & Bro, William Chapman, Admr. of d.
H. Walton, decd, late General Receiver OF the
Circuit Court Of shenandoah County, B. F. Bor-
den, Joel S. Borden, and John D. Borden, part
ners under the name and style Of Borden & Bros
=. p. c. Henkel, and G Q. Henkel, partners Hner
the name and style 8. p. c. 4 G. O Henkel, and
admir- Of ID. II, Walton, decd. late guardian Of
James NJ, Geo. W. and Virginia &. Kessler and
ali other lien creditors OF Jos. b. Strayer, who
will come in and contribute to the costs Of this
suit and abide by the Jesuit thereof. .Complts.
And Joseph b. Strayer, and Fannie o. Strayer
his wife, David =. Ragey. trustee, and IN his own
right, William b. stTayer. Israel Allen, Benz. p.
Newman, Vim. 81. Sbert, Joseph /, Triplett,
trustee Y. y. Rice, j. w. Barrick, J. w. Miller,
trustee and in his own right, d. 4. Kagey and J.
W. Miller, partners in business under the name
and style OF Kagey Miller. Geo. Calvert, trus-
tee, william H. Rice sheriff Shenandoah County,
william &. Harrison, J. ". r. Moore, M. d. Coff-
mag and b. b. zirkle, partners under the name
and style Of Cofman K zirkle: J. W. Rhodes, Emily
8. strsyer, Rita @. strayer Annie strayer, Minnie
strayer, holmes strsyer, and heriwether strayer,
Mark Bird, Conn. of Sales in suit Of Christian
Kacey vs. Peter Kspey's Ext. &C., Geo. Matthias,
Matthias Surber and William @. Payne. par ners
i'm business under The name and style ofSurber
a Payne, John 2. Brock, Alexander Kerr, VIM.
Bodell and--. partners under name and
stvle OF YIN. Bodel h Co. H. Armentrout, Gus
tnye DambmAn, Samuel II. Myers, Peter Estep, s..
%. Hupp, and n Hupp, James A. Andrick, l., Trip
let, Jr. Joseph l. TriRlett and Henry Pestalos-
lie ,.............. go. DefendantA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

D. Correspondence Lynchbnrg Adv0ncs
Glade Spring, like most Of the South
west Virginia towns, has commenced
manufacturing. II now has a wood
working factory which is doing paying
business. Immense quantes OF plaster
snd-sait are shipped from this poin'.
being brought down from the Holston
Works over the Sallyille branch of the
Norfolk and Western railroad.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Judge Paul has removed Frank Rives,
son of ex Judge Alexander Rlves, from
the clerkship of the United States
, Court for the western district OF Vir-
ginia, and appointed Gen. Wyatt M.
Elliott in his ahead.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Mshoreism that once boasted Of the
purify Of Its democracy, is at last forced,
IN order 10 escape the exposure of its
weakness, 10 seek protection from the
Republican party. They are now will
ing 10 be republicans, and to be allied
with the worst class OF republicans,
rather than be nothing. 1t is still 8
question whether the Republican party
can afford to carry Malone.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Tie Fifth Pa. Legislative District
convention. 10 elect delegates to the
Democratic State convention, was held
at Pittsburg Wednesday. Resolutions
fsyoring tariff Tor revenue, but moi
fostering monopolies and favoring the
abolition OF the revenue system, and en-
dorsins RaLdall as a candidate for the
Presidency was adopted.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Lsnchburg Vir0inian: A ten year
old con OF Mr.. Thomas Moore was
severely Injured Wednesday afternoon
by the bursting OF dynamite cart idge.
which he held in one hand while no
Kicked at II with the other TO see what
Il contained. He Is wiser boy to-day,
but his experience cost him three aagers
of one hand, the bad bruising OF the
other hand, and a severe cot on the
forehead,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Capt. John Wise's tesllmoney before
che Dsnville investigating committee
has given bis party no aid. 1t is now
as much as Capt. Wise can do to ex.
Z plain 10 Satisfactory mariner his own
assertions.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

At Chester, Pa. Monday, Joseph
Wheeler. an old man who keeps candy
shop. shot into a crowd Of boys who
had been teasing him, fatally wound
| ing Joseph Taylor. aged Ia years.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Chairman Barbour has called a meet
d ing Of the Slate Central and Execu.
tive Committees Of the Democrs tic
party Of Virginia, to assemble in Alex
audria on Hsrch goth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

New York Sun: The defeat Of Ma.
hone last fall weakened his hold on the
negroes, and Wise's insult will drive off
thousands who have heretofore been
misled by opscrupulous politicians.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

The truck crops on the farms in the
vicinity OF Norfolk have been greatly
Injured by the severe cold weather Of
the last few days. The season so Tar
has been very prodlless and The trpcksrs
are gloomy over the prospects. Is
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12
Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between the
members Of the firm # Holngsworih, Hisey 3
Co. has been dissolved by mutufl consent. The
business Of the firm will be sertl by S.P. Holl.
ing Bro.
Jan: %. st HISEY, HOLLlNG SWORTH co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Tue Penn iron works, Of Lancaster,
Pa, shut down on Saturday for 40 10
definite period. The high price Of IRON
and the refusal Of workmen 10 accept
= reduced wages are assigned az the
! .Eeasons. .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

The THERMOMETERS was 80 degrees
below zsro near Suncook, n. II. being
the loves. point il has reached for more
than thirty years. t..ea
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-03-12

Six Potomac shsd were sold in
Washington yesterday for 1886
each.
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Notice of Partnership.

S.P. E. Hollingsworth have entered into part
nership and will conduct the businesso Of saving
and the manufacture Of furniture at the old stand
Of Hisey. Hollingsworth 4 Co. near EdinbIrg
Thanking the public for the patronage extended to
the old Arm. we respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same.
s. P. HoLLINGswORTH BRO.
I'm
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NRaAAdrertiSements
PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE 4!

In pursuant Of deed Of trust from Peter sorwine
10 the undersigned a. trustee. dated July 9th
1886, and recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF Sh n
andoah county, in Liber NJ. page 40. and
upon the recruitment OF the henehc iaries therein,
default having been made in the payment Of GER
tain bonds secured thereby will Offer at public
Aale en-
SATURDAY,, APRIL 9Th 1884,
on the premises. the tract Of land me toned in
said deed, of trust. containing about SO acres,
situated od1fhe west eide OF the north mountain
rosd, And9djoin ing the lands Of Jacob Kipp,
John Getz and others, there lisa
DIV ELLING HOUSE,
stable end other buildings. iEo good springs and
good orchard on said land.
Also at the same time and place will offer the
following personal property mentioned in said
deed Of trust consisting Of lot carpenter tools
30, &c.
TERMS Made known on day Of sale, Sale to
commence at O'Clock P. NJ.
b. b. WIREMAN, 7 rustee,
March Pat, Moores Store, Va.
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FOR SALE +!

pair #. Burrs, complete with spindle, driver
hoops, feeder and patent balance.
pair 3 # inch burrs, complete as Dove.
l Diamond Burr Dresser. l Lehman Bosom
staff. l Cast Iron Proof STAFF. One foot iron
pulley in. face. Gears for two sets ofbolts. A
lot Of bevel, mitre and spur gears.
Mil picks, Polishers, Pulleys, from u incl
face. Boiling cloths, and a number Of othe
things that can be seen at our Warehouse or
the mill. The above articles were taken out {,
make room for Rolls and will be sold cheap.
HOTEL, SMITH & co.
Feb. l3.-4w.
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If You Have ANY Painting
TO DO
much or little, get a sample card OF colou from
3. SCHMlTT HGT.

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Marting Longman New York.
Every gallon of this pain IS sold under
a positive guarantee TO gire Satisfaction.
This guarantee is made good by the agent resdeat
In your mi dst-no trouble With distant and un .
known company, but straightforward dealing
with maR you know. Although this paint cests
more per gallon than an inferior article, yet u 10
cheaper fer IL spreads over more surf ce ard hides
the wood better with two coats than most paints
do with three. Il has been extensively sold In
this county, and with the greatest satisfaction
For recommendation you are referred 70 any on
who has used il. ForcirculArs &c. call on or ad
dress B. SCHMITT Woodstock, Va.
ALSO
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Al sizes, Patty, all kinds Of Oils and Varnishes.
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