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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-05

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ME448Ma
ssIl Is singular, says Davitt, CHAT
have met very few men in prison who
In looks 81 talk gave me an impression
Of being truly miserable, no matter what
their length 81 punishment, or contrast
between their present and past habits a.
life. Men must feel and must recret
the change from liberty and often
luxury to the fearful restraints OF thu
lelon's life Still, with all desire to dis.
nemble, they must have betrayed their
misery e they really had bsen much
moro unhappy than other people
Every one, no doubt, has felt that
mental pain has its limits. The sarne
trouble fails to move, and the nerve that
throbbed has ceased TO vibrate. There
Is also IN Jail, as IN . ship, great free.
dom from anxieties Of certain kind.
But the great sustainer is Hope, that
reigns eternal In the human breast. sNo.
where more needed, and nowhere, " saws
Davitt, $50 constantly present sand
powerful as IN prison. Prisoners, even
under life sentence, are commonly buoy.
ing up their existence with the hope Of
something being done for them by some
fortunate agency or other. The FIRST
two years are the hardest. Liberty has
only just been parted with. The picture
Of the outside world is still imprinted ON
their memory, and home, and friends,
and perhaps q dearer object still,
haunts their recollection with memories
Of happier days. A prison Is the Para
disc Of castle builders. Alnaschar never
coniured up so gorgeous q picture as
win the convict In his lonely cell. AS
to hoping against hope, the attendant
at the criminal ward at Bethlehem Hos
pital told me he believed that there
we're none without hope Of release. Ok.
ford, who shot at the Queen, was, after
twenty-five years, as a rare instance, re-
leased and sent abroad. He played the
mailman, but was never considered mad
by the doctors.
Davitt points the horrors Of solitude
at Millbank. A man win pick his
oakum, though done sufficiently, over
and over again, to while away the time.
Only two hours day Is he out Of his
cell, for chapel and exercise, and then
no talk with others. Big Ben at West
minister adds, every fifteen minutes, to
your horror by counting the minutes
during which ''iron bars will prison
make" The faint strains Of q band Of
st. James Park tell Of merry days, and
the railway whistle suggests a journey
to home, sweet home.
Davitt nowhere dweIls on any hard
ships unnecessary under the present
system, but regards it as too bad on the
part Of society to protect itself against
the waits and strays OF city life by SEN
fences out Of ell proportion to their
offence, TO make up for It's own neglect.
As to prison reforms, man like Davitt
deserves attention, and particular atten-
tion we would invite to the last chapter
of his first volume and the first chapters
of the second, especially as to what he
advises for diminishing the numbers OF
embryo criminals. London Society.
i ewn a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-05
ONE HIGHER,

Two men, strangers to each other, sat
side By side in the Brush street depot
The other day. One was corpulent,
pompous man, and the other under
sized and humble looking. A third man
approached, and without looking direct
" at either one inquired:
''Say, Major, win you tell me what
time the Niagara Falls train leaves this
aide 2"
Both men pulled ont their watches
and made answer in chorus, bat as they
did 50 the pompous man turned In his
seat and said:
II supposed he was addressing me,
IS he mentioned my title"
did you say Major ?" asked the lit
tle man Of the inquirer.
81 believe I did"
"Oh4-ah beg thousand pardons.
Understood you to say Colonel, and
supposed. Of course, you meant me"
The big man lost fifteen pounds of
flesh in the next two minutes, and it
took twenty minutes hard walking under
She freight sheds to cool him of. De
trojt Free Press.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-05
ABATGH OF STRAY JOKES.

FOUND IN THE HUMOROUS COLUaGNE
or OUR EXCHANGES.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-05

All Aboue the TIales-A Dmn@ereus FRIEND
a Bmnimene Wommm-Ar@mnd tho Neck
Coed DaushteFs Kaes, Etc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-05

BEN. PEnLEx PoonR claims to have
shaken hands with seventeen presid snts
q the United States
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-05

Hasr NJ. Bnal. 81 Massachusetts. nlnnnane
she CsrnnGnlh "a EaaaeR.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-05
-as MAYOR.

Mai. Hammond is at present resi-
dent Of the South Sea Islands and he
made a spectacle Of himself to q select
sssemblage Of naked-footed native ladies,
having his boots polished. he was
bland and facetious.
ladies'" be said, as he got down,
s'pray step mp and have your boots
polished I will be happy to stand the
expense"
IN al instant every mothers daughter
"a the crowd produced solemnly from
her petticoat q pair Of shoes and laid
them down to be blacked. The major
did not smile when he paid. San
ES'0nctsco Chronicle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13

Immense crowd preserved perfect
quiet "hds tie lWpTsss,ye ceremony
OF administering the oath took place,
but when 1t was concluded, and as
Precedent Cleveland laid dowa the
Bible alter reverently kissing 1t aud
shook hands with Chief Justice Waite
who was the fret 10 congratulate
him, the cheers We're loud aud long.
At the c0Uolusion OF the ceremonies
At the Capitol the Pee idebtIsl party
was escorted 20 the White House,
by the !srgsst and finest procession
ever seen in Washington.
THE CABINET.
The cabinet oil President Oieve-
land as tolloRs:
BYARD. Secretary OF State.
MANNING. Seer etary Of the Treas
urv.
LAMAR. Secretary of the Interior
WHITNEY. Secretary of the Navy.
ENDIcoTr, Secretary of War.
GARLAND. Attorney General.
Villas. Postmaster Genera.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13
CARMEL

We were all praying for snow but when
il came II gave US too much Of the good
thing all At once Our people used 1t to
good advantage while it lasted, however.
hauling lime -ock and coal. Fifteen or
twenty sleds we're employed daily in this
business.
A wolf made a faide on the sheep Cf
ID Stemple, Jr. last week and killed seven
head in one night, A f-w evenings later
10 KILLED eight for r. B. 5temple, and has
since killed few for other persons. II
WIS tracked to a large laurel lh.ckUt 10
the direction Of Huttou's NO. The CHI
zens went go pa cult a the animal last
week, but failed % capture bim.
Stock generally is wintcring well 10 this
district The woalber:hus. yoeu hard on
sheep. Rough feed be gettirg ,carce, and
# 20 have much more rough weather
heos will Lave to economizs 10 building
thrir sts, aud rate go elsewhere for q
hiding place.
Our sonJol be pr crossing nicely. We
clam ao hove one n tue best teachers M
the county in casrge Of our school. II
light make hIn TOO vain 70 give bis name
Living 81 ibis remote distance from tte
couuiy seat We 6ud ourselves often be
bind ne liucs. We were not aware that
ibe Sheriff is clothed with the psrdonirg
power.
Do residing Senate Bill No. l2s We
we're somewhat surprised to fud the
clause "Tbere shall az a school taught
for white ciildren &C." Can 10 be possi
bic iDp father % The Bill BE- going b4ck Ou
bic sable, political bf,tHreu9 well, veil
this To- - susURe world we iUhabt
Pn'Dsaa Muller. a young maa shout -
trsrs OF oQ-, died ST his fathers r,si3tbc5
lot week aftra nor .llrn-e. his siefer
navir x Ditd me vrtk previous.
H'sllh sO,d ,o.0lCefirg the chtI = 'tl
NesttFL &. o. -.
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Our Railroad.

A. a special meeting of the Direct
Ors otthe KlnRwood Railway Co e.,
held on Monday evening. the follow
ing business was transacted
RESOLVED, that the Presideu: and
Seer etaIy do issue and have publish
ed call for a special meeting OF the
Stockholders, at Kingwood, on Sat-
urday, April 1lth, at 2 o'clock p. m,
TO elect a Board Of Directors and to
transact other othe- business.
WHEREAS. number of person
have slgnlfied their desire to cub
scribe to the capital stock OF the
K'ngwood Railway Company on con
dlLion that they might pay the
amount Of their subscriptions other
than in cash therefore.
RESOLVED, that the Secretary by
instructed to prepare proper forms
in Ii book to accommodate snch per-
sons. and that be authorized 10 re-
ceive subscription payable In labor
clothes lumber or any other mA!eIi4l
and also conditional supcrip tions and
donations.
RESOLVED, that a committee o.
three be appointed, of which the
President shall be Chairman, to
consider proposit ons from
Mr., i. @. Ralphsnyder, Said
committee shall draft contract with
full and complete specification, suct
as they may deeM proper and pru-
dent for this company to agree to
When said contract prepared they
shall present it to this Board fol
consideration at meeting thereof to
be called by the President.
The President appointed as The
other member Of the Committee VIM
6, Morley and VIM. NJ. o. Dawson
By order Of Bosrd OF Directors, a.
it's meeting held this 9th day .
March 1885.
y, NJ. BISHOP, Pres.
Vim. NJ 0. DAWSON Sect.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13
CRANESVIILE

Our snow is rapids leaving and its place
Is gradully being filled with mud especi-
ally those places where the town council
should have Long ago erected board walks.
We are glad that Eli. Skillet full g not
here at present for the conse quence would
be he would never get across the street,
let the tragedy be what il might.
Chss. Jeffers IS the happiest man about.
He goes around singing ''husD bye boy, 4"
Our wheat fields do MOI blush with q
VeTdAnt smile "a we would like TO see
them, but seems to almost he brown and
bare.
Our farmers are busily eng ged IN pre-
pariog To burn an extensive lot of lime
) 1me of them contemplate burning about
5000 buphals.
j Feather has decided - have about
30 acres OF the pine grove south CT town
cleared this summer all of which he is
going 10 sDw In buck wheat. Sol says il
any one else will FIND the honey he will
try to find the flap jScks.
>. j. Cation is going to move ii. g.
DiYis's new railroad. Sorry to loose
MIN az he is life to our literary.
n. b. Brown lately returned from Wis
iting friende At Confluence, Penua.
Dentiet Hardy returned on last Wed
nesdsY bringing with him several sets of
OF brilliant false teeth,
Professor Silas smith Is again stopping
III our Oeighborhood stren idng Us win
nurreIops strains ot vocal and inslrumen
tai muss Prof. hSR good selection Of
various Instruments on which he very
deNteTsuDly performs,
Some Of ouFtcitlEens are almost getting
the railroad fever. Rumor says that he
A'onGnt Drd. sud Il. O Hagans, Of Brau.
donVille, are going u construct narrow
gunge r"ilrond down muddy in or
der To haul lime and coal back and fourth
between the GAINESVILLE and Morgan
Glade settlements. We w0nld highly
recommend the IDEA anG hope that II vii
ne succese as something of the kind is
Just what we need, ~ The GAINESVILLE get
Element is overburdened with lime and
scarce OF Goa, and tue MoIGsn glade Sc,
tlcment iS the reverse.
Wake Up, Old farmors and str ike hands
with them, and in the near future YOU viii
reap vcur reward j. will only coat & o.
bout $40 600 which will soon be repaid,
VIII jenkins hiss lately OIginized a
writing school at this place which is well
patrOHizec and bios fair to be success.
Our school are progressing fnely at
present, all the complaint seems " be that
the present term 10 to short
The old Democrats that took i'm the in
ausIration report that uncle Sam IL sti.l
alive Looking, well. They seem TO be
highly titltG over their trip.
LADY sIDF.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13

MR. Frederick thinks the upright
ana honorable" teachers OF this
county would have nothing to do
with q TeacheTe' Convention to
nominate candidate for County
Superintendent. From this we
would infer that be does not regard
W. Il. Shsfer, a. NJ. Moore. Jno.
II. Feathe sud number OF others
we might name. upright and houor
able teachers, what DO YOU think
OF this thrust at you. gentlemen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE

by virtue OF decree of The Circuit
Court Of Preston county, West Virginia,
rendered on the Gin day of December 1884,
In the Chancery cause of Richard NJ
gents Administrator VS.. Susan +. Nugent
ct. al, the undersigned Special Commits
sioners will, on
WEDNESDAY APRIL 8rH, 1885,
the same being Court day, at the front
door of the Court House of said county,
proceed To Sell the land In the bill and
proceedings mentioned, and described us
follows:
A valuable farm lying near the town OF
AiDRwood. kn WIN AS the Richard Nugeni
Farm, containing
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13

is administration w.ile it has
beeu a severe school, will probably
learn the people Lesson. They
will hereafter be slow to place in a
responslb!e position. by their ballots,
a ha,IiJoy-smSn possessed Of no ex-
ecutIve ability, but chuck full OF i'm
practicable theories a man of some
book learning but otherwise mere
noneutitY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13

WHEELING wants to annex herself
to Pennsylvania because the LsgisIs-
:urs refused to appropriate $4,000
to repair her old hulk. the Capitol.
II Wheeling ID really in eAEns1! let
bel join El Mahdi,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13

SPEAK good word to your neigh
Dor for The ARGUS. an / if be is not
already a subscriber induce him TO
become Que. Every Democrat in the
county ought to support The ARGUS,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13
rs ACRES

and 35 poles of the said real estate as In
dicated on the plat o, julius K. Monroe
bled in the esid cause aud should the said
46 acres and 35 poles fail TO sell for stuff
cient amount Of money To pay costs OF
suit, proper charges for sale, widows
dover therein and all the liens and
charges against The real estate of the said
Richard Nugent decd herein that the
said Special Commits toner's are directed to
sell the remainder OF the 1876 acres meg
TONED In the proceedings. The property
will be sold free from the widows dover.
TERMS OF SALE:
Said sale shall be for suffirien, cssh in
hAnd 10 nay costs Of suit aud pfup"r cbarg
es for ssle Sud the r,sidue upon credit of
/, z. and years, The purchaser executing
notes Therefor WIN good s<cuh'y bearing
interest.
j. III HLwTHoPSE,
March II 1885 VIM 9. Blows,
SpLCH Commandments
md aud security has been siv,n by
said Ccmmssiouers IN ;he 40, ". minl.un-
cd Case, as / qllfed ~ mw.
3 1874. Tr,l: SMITH CRANE. CLERK.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS

Our Goods are all made under the su4
pervision OF a member of the firm who re-
sides in Philadelphia They are made
from as fine cloth AS the looms of Europe
and America can produce, and are made
by skilled workmen useing only the most
approved system for fit and comfort.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13
lOMMIssIONER.s NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..
MarIah Vanza
vs..
Elisha Thomas. Admiuis-
trstnr de OOnis HOn If j
Vat zsndt, dccuaord, and
Adminislratpf OF Ann 3 ; Eiuiy.
NAnZdndt, ducea4er; Alvin
u. Narz .rdi, Il ne II Van
ztndt, Jennie . Yarz,udt,
John w. McDGe and Ada
McCue, j. f. Varz4ndl.
Referred To j. II. Ii vthOrnr, Commits
sloner, with directions 10 ascertain and re-
port The real estate Owurd by the dtfeu-
dant, J"hn 4 Va, ztnd deceased. the
state a.d G 'nditinn of the title tb,reto. th.
liehs a.I GLaIU thereon. their order and
priority, ANA /" whom owing; tlsO To eu-
dit, siA." 'u! ge'iir he administration he
couIIs ot Eisot loom -, Administrator
de ooHtS nor. 81 John ~. NapZ .ndt.
uccels,u, Huu at iAc ia Cn0mss IS ad-
minisir't"; ui 'he SAID Ann 5. Vuz.ndi.
u, ceased, eud asC Tlaip what sum If any
went iutO Tho hauds OF he SAIL An =
NanZ4ndt adIniHisiIblix If said ] I'm A
SanHahGt and bow thc sauie was a.. lie.
o. MMIssIoNERs ORPIcR.
Kngw2od, w. Va, Feb. is, 1895.
The parties to tho sbnys c4use, and
named therein "a above, Will tie rnt,cr,
that shall, q" M 81 day Of march 1855
at my office Ia K'ugwood, Preston count, =.
West Virginia, proceed 10 execute III,
d. cree Of ret renee III, rcir, from wb Gu
the foregoing j. All abstract Owen uu-
der my hand this Is h day OF + 6,uary
1855.
!. ". HAWTHORNE
PAYNE e CRoGAu, COMMISSIONER
@-%7 Counsel. tor PAinun.
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'EHE PRICES
we name cannot be duplicated by any
House in this section of the state

Ne will be at Kingwood during iha
term OF April Circuit Court only for a Jew
days with large stock Of all kinds of
Clothing, Hats and Gents Furnishing
Goods.
An carly inspection Of our Stock ID
solicited and we will convince you that is
is 80 your ndvnnt %" to deal with us.
GRAFTON 0NB-PRlCE CLOTHING COMPANY,
MCCORMICK BLOCK MAIN STREET, GRAFTON, ". Il.
va Leaders in stock, sStxI, = and E'iicse.
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1915 Acres.

most OF which ~ improved and under a
good state OF cultivation. This farm Is
well wGteIed and timbeged and has on It q
mood
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-03-13
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE

and all The necessary out buildings, and
also All orchard Of barring apple trees,
making II altogether V+iY valuable 20 any
one desirIdg t. purchase a home. BY the
terms Il said Decree said Commissioners
are directed 10 first sell the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-04-17


Tho HERALD is approaching the end OF
iss first year as an independent journal
under its new proprietorsbiP, with ais
more bona fide subscribers than at the be-
Gin ing of the year. We still want more.
The HERALD is the cheapest paper We
know Of considering the quantity Of read
inc matter it supplies each week. In order
10 increase our circulation still further. We
will give to any man or boy who furnishes
MS the most cash subscribers for one year
at 81 so. between now and May 18th. q
s2o watch, to be selected BY himself at
Bargelfs watch and jewelry store, and to
the lady who shall do the same. We will
rive a premium of a ten dollar breast-Pin,
earrings or other jewelry, to be selected
by herself at Bargelfs. Try 1t and see
how easily you may secure the premium.
We will publish the number sent In by
each competitor for these premiums, 50
thare can be no Partially. Ifthe largest
liss hall be furnished by lady. the pre-
MUM will be reversed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-04-17

Mrs. Louisa c. Milligan died In Edin-
burg on Monday night last, in the Ssth
year Of her age. Mrs. Milligsn was the
daughter Of Abram and Ellen Saum and
widow Of John d. MilligAn, who proceed
cd her 10 the other world less than two
years ago. within q few yesrs John A.
s.um and bis wife E. B. TaPloy and his
wife (nee saum) John ID. Milligan and bis
wife have been called away BY that fell
destroyer, Consumption. 10 is strange
that ak persons representing four families
shoald ell be stricken 10 death by this
disease in such rapid succession. Mrs.
Milligan was IN exemplary Christian
woman, and her afflicted family have .
large circle Of friends 10 oondone with
them in their loss Of 80 good a daughter
and sister.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-04-17
The sAsrliilty.

We hear Of some folks who hold the
county Judge is In default in not ordering
an election for q sheriff in May, and cite
what IL being done in aneighboring eoun-
ty 70 sustain themselves.
II 10 we'll 10 consider. first. the law bear
ing on the quest ion and conclude from
that what 10 proper to be done. Az the
Law stood prior to 1884 there YVES doubt
which WA solved By ordering an election.
In the Acts Of that year, page 4S2, the
sections Of the Code and Of the Acts Of
ls7l-5 directing courts - TO vsosneiss was
amended 90 - 70 rssd - follows;
"writs Of election 10 Gil vsosnoies In
csanty, corpOrstien and dissriot ofaee,
shall 81 issued By he judges Of the oozn
/ ~ or corporation courts Of tho eeuntie,
or corporations In which such vsesnoies
ooesr 90 taat vacancies In county, corpora
ton OF district Ofices shall be filed ss shs
next ssxsrsi election for eospty officers sfte'
such vacancies ecouT."
The word 0s.srsI is the only amendment
20 this clause Of the section, and show
conelusively what the Legislature intend
ed. II was clearly 70 obvists the sxpsns
Of holding special county election to I'll
. vacancy. The intent is further show
by striking out the word 'tfnpersrilv' II
the eleventh line Of the clause which 81
thOrisss appointments by shs Judges to ii
vacancies.
Does any rational man hold that Their
is general election for eossiy elfsoss II
Msyi Not single county Ofsesf is to b
elected, and no provision is made for hold
ing general sOssiy sIeciies this year
Does any taxpayer want Judgs Calvert
order spscisI election 70 infies cost sD
expense In violstln Of plain statute b
cause somebody vsnss " run for sheriff
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-04-17
Court Proceedings.


Administration granted on the estate
OF Aunlia IL. Meem and John q. Meem,
Jr., qualified as the Administrator.
Administration granted on the estate
Of Amanda Swartz and John w. Hook
man qualified IS the administrator.
A. Roby, Plff.
vs.. In unlawful Detalner'
Lewis Z. Keller,
BY consent OF parties, the Plainuii
recovered possession OF the house ana
lot I'm the writ mentioned, but no ii. Il.
p. TO be issued before lst day OF May
next.
l.. IL. Hamrlck was appointed and
qualified as Supervisor Of Johnston DIS
trict In the room and stead OF John
Hausenfluck, decd.
w. j. Glllock qualified as assistant
Assessor OF lands for Johnston ana
Madison Districts.
Administration granted on the eataIe
OF T. A. Machir, decd. and Jos. Is.
McIneurff qualified as Administrator
cum testamento annexo. =,
Ordinary Licenses granted 70 NJ
Geary and w. L. Laughlin, at Wood
stock, Va, Jos. +. Hoffman at Fun
burg, Va, Robert Wilson at Nc. Jack
son, Va, A. j. Hoffman and W; H.
Baker, at New Market, and ii. Z. MAO
dux at Orkney Springs.
Retail Liquor licenses were granted 10
N. Geary and w. l.. Laughlln at WOOD
stock. Robert Wilson at Mt. Jackson,
Al. Hoffman and w. ii. Baker AZ
New Market. and III. c. Maddux, at
Orkney Springs.
Jas. NJ. Bradford,
W.. on motion to quash execution
Ridgley, Hampton & Co.
Same VS.. Barley, Triplett q Co.
Same
VS.. ; on motion to quash execution
]. ". Stewart, Deft.
Same w. same. ,.s
The executions mentioned above dated
April 10, 1880 are quashed. -,
On the Pet. OF +. S. Raeey ana 0lheia
for road, the report Of Comr. OF koaus
filed and the land owners along the
route 10 be summoned to next May terh'
G.. A. Hupp qualified as Notary
Public. . .,
Pet. OF Ezra Windle, the report oil
Conr. Of Roads returned and filed.
NJ. II. Hotel, Plff.
vs.. ! Upon attachment from T.
J. G. Golladay.
Attachment returned executed aho
cause docketed. !,
Newton o. Shaver is ordered to be
bound 10 L. NJ. Peer to learn the business
OF farming. /,
FRANKLIN L. BaiIy Is ordered to bt
bound to Peter s. Rinker to learn til'
business Of farming.
Administration on the estate OF n our
ID. Painter Is granted to W. ii. wight
man Sheriff Of Shenandoah County.
Pet. of Turner A. Smoot and other 7
for a road, the report OF Comr. OF ROAD
returned and filed, and the land owner
along the route ordered 70 be summoned
to the next May term.
RI. Campbell qualified as No'ar.
| Public.
The estate Of Susannah Hinhns, dec
committed TO w. II. Wightman sherlil o
Shenandoah county for administration
The case OF Ellen Bush VS.. Whiunl
Bowman for Unlawful Detalner OF IN
Union Forge farm, after firm light O
two days resulted In the Jury not Sgree
ing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-04-17
A MARVELLOUS STORY

FROM THE FATHER; pleasure pI' L ss, ma Z
duty for me 70 state 20 you tho bcnen1 1