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WAR WITH CHILL.
A More Peaceful Outlook.
But NO ABATEMENT IN THE PREPARATIONS
FOR FIGHTING.

But NO ABATEMENT IN THE PREPARATIONS
FOR FIGHTING.
During the past week the papers have
been filed with wars and rumors OF wars,
and up to Tuesday it seemed that war
was Inevitable, and in all the departments
at Washington, In Congress and the Sen
ate no other course seemed left to the
United States. At this time more peace
full spirit seems to prevail among the
officials and Lawmakers at the Capital,
and it is confidently predicted that trou-
BILE will be settled without q resort to
arms. The reason for this is hard to find
out as Chill has not made the slightest
concession so far, and there is no abate'
ment of the work in the Navy and Wal
Departments to put the country upon a
war footing. The President will send biz
special message into Congress in q few
days and the situation will then be more
plain to the outside world.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-22

English SPAWN Eminent removes all
Hard, Soft or Caloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spayins, Curbs,
Spllnts. Sveeney, Rtng-Bone, Stiles,
Spralns, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc.
Save $50 10y use of one bottle. War
rauted the most wonderful BIemish CnIe
ever known. Sold by Frank Il. Irwin,
Druggis., Woodstock, Va. Dec. 2j-6m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-22

Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu.
ralgia radically cures IN to 3 days It's
action upon the system is remarkable and
mysterious. 1t removes at once the cause
and the disease Immediately disappears.
The first dose greatly benefits - cents.
Sold by +. Z. IRwIS Druggist, Woodstock.
Jan l5-SmO.
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COMMISSIONERS oFFICB,

~ Woodstock, Va. Jan. 1, 1892,
To the creditors of J K. Wlerman, decd
and all others concerned:
Take notice that have fixed upon
Saturday, the 9th day of February, at my
Office to take an account of all the debts
or demands against J. K. Wlermaa or BIZ:
estate acd the assets OF the said estate
and report the percentage that can be
paid on the debts when aud where you
are required to Gttepl with proof of your
demands, Dlne at the instance OF @. p
Wightman, admir-, aud given IN Ter my
hand the day and year irst aforesaid.
L. T.. STICKLEY. COmmr. 10 chy.
of the county court of Shen. Co.
NOV. s.-4g.
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"Mystic Cure" in Demand-W. A.
lIardee & Son, Druggists, Lebanon, o..
writes: "Send rs a supply of "MystiC
Cure" for Rheumatism, as we are entirely
out and our customers are clamoriug foI
more. II has proven such splendid rem
edy for them" Itradicaly cures in one to
three days Sold Dy +. Z, IRWIN, Drug
gist. Woodstock, Va. idec4m.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-22

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Hiss, she cluag to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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MIS-. L. j. ROwELL NJ. II, Q Iinoy
Street, MedfoTd, Mass. says that her
mother has been cured of Scrofula By the
use of four bottles Of S. S. s, after hay-
ing had much other treatment and being
reduced to quite low condition Of
health, as II was thought she could not
live.
Treatise on blood AM Skin Diseases
na led free
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
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II URE KA II o U S T.,
JOS. T. HOLTZH1N, Popyiefe
EDINBURG, VA.

This new and connexions hotel is now
open for the reception Of guests. Every
thing is new from bag .nent 70 attic, ana
was bull with yieV to making it one Of
the most comfortable ard attractive hotels
in the Valley. The roOms are fitted ~
with all modern improvements in furnl
ture. The office and dining room are
handsome. large and comfortable.
No pains or expense will be spared to
furnish the table with all that can tempt
the appetite and give perfect satisfaction
Charges will be very moderate, ar d
guests can rest assured that ali vii. lie
done 10 make their stay comfortable and
enjoyable.
4 Acst-class livery is attached 90 the
hotel. Dec. To- ~ II.
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CONVERTS AT THE DEPOT.

One county ia Tennessee (Shelby coan.
ty) has appropriated $4,000 ia order TO
make a proper exhibit at the Worlds
Fair ct Chicago.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-22

Itch on human and horses and all ami.
mails cured in 30 minutes by WoOlford's
Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by Frank Il. Irwin, Druggist, Woodstock,
Va.
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DAILY. SUNDAY.
WEEKLY

Cheap news, vulgar sensations and trash
iiud no place IN the columns of The Press.
The PRESS has the brightest Editorial
page in New York. 1t sparkles with
points.
The PRESS SUNDAY EDITION is a splcn-
did twenty page PAPER, covering every
current topic Of interest.
THE Press WEEKLY EDITION contains
all the good things OF tbs Daily and Sun
day editions.
For those who cannot afford the DAILY
or are prevented by distance from early
receiving it, The WEEKLY is a splendid
substitute.
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Martinsville is Redeemed.

THE GREAT WORK OF EVANGELIST FIFE-
HUNDREDS CONvERTFD-A TABERNACLE.
MARTINsvILLE, VA, Jan. 12.-Drum-
mer Evangelist W. p. Fife closed a ten
days meeting here to-day with the most
aston nding results. Through sunshine,
RAIN, and snow immense crowds hOcSed
to hear him. Before the meeting had pro
Creased four days larger house had to be
obtained. Every minister in town and
county, and every Christian man and wo-
man in town threw their soul into the
work and worked with might and main
Perfect harmony and unity prevailed
The earnestness, zeal, sympathy and force
with which the word of God was present
ed by this godly man captured this peo-
pie. There were about three hundred
onyersions. Two hundred and thirty
handed IN their cards indicating their
church preference. Three hundred dol
lars was raised for incidental expenses,
and as q token of the appreciation in
which the evangelist is held he wac pre-
scented with purse of $500.
TABERNACLE TO BE BUILT.
A move was set on foot to build a taber-
nacle 10 worship God in, and in an incredi-
oily short time 81 900 was raised for this
purpose, Mr.. Fife giving $3.50.
joint stock company was at once
formed with II. C. Lester, of the Chris
tan C. p. Ksrfoot. Baptist: }. NJ. Smith,
Methodist; John w. Carter. Episcopal,
and o. G. Smith, of the Presbyterian
church, as directors and were instructed
to proceed at once to let the contract in
addition to the sum raised a lot was
donated upon which to erect the building.
CONVERTS AT THE DEPOT.
The Gospel was proclaimed from the
house-top. the street corners, rooms, and
Offices, and prayer-meetings were held in
every bar-room In the town. More than
100 people followed Mr.. Fife to the depot,
and while waiting for DELAYED tram he
preached, prayed, and sung the Word of
God, and seven were converted. There
was never such religious feeling in this
town. 1t Is talked on every street corner
1t is the universal opinion that Evangelist
Fife is the most eonseerated, earnest, god
ly man chat was ever 10 our midst. May
bis good work 90 ON undated.
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pores OF the skin. S. S. 5. not only does
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make the poison, and bnilds mp The gen
eral health at the came time. Do nor
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is only one Switt's Specific, ami there is
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1'yyo Bottles Cured Her. VI

CARROLL, Iowa, July, 1859.
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We began using Pastor hoenig5 Neggs soaia
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IN EFFECT EOVEMBER 18th, 1891. UNTIL FURTHER
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Rheumatism Cured in a pay.

TnE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta, Ga
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
Foreign.

The yellow feNer seeurge continues
unabated al Vera trlll. and The r;lle 81
mortality is alarminglY lrge. People
are leaving he eli y by hundreds. There
have been many deaths in the foreign
colony.
Ii i -omi-otlienllv Stated thai lie
plague has broken out in the province of
khala,sana. Persia. The Movo-ti urges
the necessity Tor international si9fce-
mrni to stamp out The Disease and Ia
save Europe irou contagion.
The London Daily New, .aV,: Tho
general impression thai Lord Salisbury
will meet parlimcnt without rcsignin@
may be- dismissed with the hypothesis
that he proposc~ Ia introduce a Home
Rule bill and dish H. Liberals by cap
turing the Irish Nole.
The lIalloWell Granite cutters | MON
las voted IL reiuse lie manufacturers
proposal In. settlement. The kenuebee
Valley Central l.ahor Mon tonight ad-
opted resolutions al sympathy with lie
Homestead Worllnru and conforming
tho employment al l'iul>ertons there.
The ten-holr system prevails On he
Bangor q Aroo.look railroad work.
Men are paid II 10 Il day and charged
81. - "a wed, Tor board. \ man with Il
pair oi horses get II day, There i
no loud call for workers. yet. hui tie
crew will he increased in August
steamer Atterthun la. arrived Al sid
ncy, \ ;. W.. and reports that when
,he touched land at the Island of 'fimor
there Ms "A rumol current thai the Is
land III Sangir, in the Malay archipelago.
had been destroyed by volcanic crnp-
ton and the whole population. eolnpri>-
ing 1000 souls, had persisted, The After
thun sailed for miles through MISSES Of
volcanic debris.
The Ottawa government has received
the official report Of the seizure al the
SeaerS supply steamer Coquilam in
Alaskan waters by the United States
revenue cutter Corwin. The ground as
signed for the seizure is that he vessels
transferred goods within the four league
limit As no such limit of jurisdiction is
recognized by international law, il is eX-
pected that the government will strong
~ oppose the United States contention.
Mt. Etna is now in full blast. Great
streams of fiery lava are flowing down its
vast slopes, and nothing apparently can
save some of the village. Red-hot rocks
are seen living skyward from the main
crater. The mountain is over l0,s0O feet
high. and capped with snow. 1t is the
biggest volcano in Europe. lis eastern
base is the shore of Sicily--a lava-lu1 T.
shore. for the great mountains rises al
most from the edge of the sea. Twelve
thousand people leaving the Villages. are
canned out in distant fields.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
F!BTY-sEcoND CONGRESS.


WAsH1NGToN. July "A. rbe senate silver
bin was squelehed ia the house. bya vote III
l5i 10 lB, the motion being the adoption of the
resolution making the measure a special or
der.
WAsniNGToN, JulS ID An amendment pro-
hlbiting the suc at Intoxicating liquors on the
World $ fair grounds Was rejected nthe senate.
The house adopted senate Amendments to the
naval appropriation bill. Tel thousand copies
oil the force bill were ordered printed.
WAsnISGTos july 1.-THE naval legislative
and army appropriation bills were passed in
ihe senate and nov go to the presid' mt.
Amendments to the fortifcation Appropriation
ON were adopted The day in the house WAS
largely devoted to consideration of senate
amendments to the sundry evil Appropriation
bill.
WASHINGTON, July 10. The senate on Sat
urday agreed to n resolution instructinR the
committee on Immigration. The senate
amendments to the Notifications appropria
tlon bill were uon-concurred in In the house
and IA conference ordered
WASHINGTON, July l9.-The general de-
neiency bill was passed in the senate and the
ahti-option bill was taken mp, but little pro-
gress was made McGarrahan's famous land
claim was passed in the house.
WAsHiNGToN, July 20 The house refused
10 concur vita the senate in apprOpriating
,3,mo00 for the Worli's fair. Sunday clos
III 'ts agreed to- y move MAS made against
the i'lnkertOns a long debate on the pro-
pasal To make legal tender paper money and
standard silver dollars equal to gold coin for
payment of debts took place, The anti-opton
bill was slightly amended and temporarily
laid aside in the senate.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
GENERAL.

The Nav sud Means commit - al lie
lIou,e Monay morning adopted 4 fe-o-
luton proNiding Tor Il linal adjournment
of Congress On the 18th. Tie SENATE i.
equally anNioll, 10 bring the session Ia
close 81 that nothing shorl Of an elnef=
geney Is likely Ia cau~e any extension
by the Senate oi the date fixed III the r.
solution.
Tie steamer Enehalires, from saufe-.
Was detained nj quarantine saturday iof
examination and disiniection. During
the voyage from Sautos 10 Pernlmbaeo
Captain H. Hammond aud Purser \, ".
Foster oi Boston died of yellow teNsl
and were buried at ,c3l Then steward
WalnsleS, second aud Third Engineers
l5ottingcl and I'ilrk~ Werr stricken will
The disease. Parks recovered, bul all
he others died.
Everything VA, quiet in the orul
u Nlene district. Monday. lhe a1fesf
of miners CONTINUES. aud several Young
miners are NOW huddled in school HOUSES
and empty Nare houses. The lfoop~
have not captured any of the rifle OF
ammunition of The strikers. Which are
hid in the surrounding hills. \ number
of HE leading spirits in the instruction
are still ii large. Eight companies of
troops arrived from Fort keogh Mont,
and will be distributed throughout The
mining districts. II i. probable the ell
tire body OF miner. and all arrests will
be tried in the United States District
Court for contempt, though some of
HEM will have Ia answer Ia tie charge
of murder.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
state


II sound. rather odd In hear of TN
1r1no,maoss Excursion in Maine hui
.tbry Ind one a.. ofbrr day NJ Princeton.
neaf The ~ brunswick border. and
four hundred eeaplr turned out from
calais.
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a'erNllie 3Vi3>S - .'ie ''l,i'' III 'tl'
l1SioN sue ny moving up Sol''' ~
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h'tllii.s a new a2ln III l,le ii''' u '''
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'ehefm Manager ram 81 lll' IL. y. "
bangor anu .afeo>looh ioa' i3's II,
iehisA Nlhla i''@ot IA M " lih 1oHa. III
TIE steel llrlhS, Iot lne Peleiia5e u -
oo1 tons III fi.l2 ier ills f'h''l. IL M M
Ponas ptleea Ill saa>laeiola MANN :
anu III u leN months VII eolilf IL nm
COR and take ell'r@e 81 the "orN'
Charles Il. Reade ii Lewiston. NJ.
assistant sergean-aiz arms al the hiiel
States Senate. VIZ seriously III ior seA-
Grad day la>l "erk. fonr PLY >ieian>
VIE in almost eonSianl Attendance.
Eor hours Ills Ill Ms ue>pdlfeu oil. hui
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
\ Do-notlling Party.

The Democratic House OF Representa-
tives will accomplish nothing al tbs
session but pass the necessary app1o-
priation-. webb" The Boston journal
correspondent trnthlullY states:
The .hole punching" tariff policy ol
the Democrats will have yielded In
fruits. except 10 show that the Deme-
cratic party has moi had the courage oi
its convictions or of il national plat
form. and that the Committee ON NaNs
and Mean, has not dared To bring in a
bill fer the general revision of HE tariff
much le,, to propose an absolute repeal
of the Mckinley act. Congress will
close after having demonstrated once
more that the Democratic party Is the
party of promise and not ri performance.
ami lilt IL reliance Ion the campaign i
Ia be- upon II mask and not upon pfin-
cinle.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
At Washington,

\ joint resolution was passed author
izing the President to request of the
Queen Regent of spa II the loan of relies
of Columbus forexhibition at the world 5
Fair, and authorizing the Secretary of
the Interior to send to the Worlds Fair,
models, drawings, etc, of inventions
made by women.
\ bill was Introduced in the National
House Monday by Broderiek, (rep.) of
Kansas, a member of the special com
mittee to investigate the Homestead
troubles, forbidding the Interstate
transportation of armed forces. The
measure is aimed at the Pinkerton and
other detective organizations and was re-
ferred to the committee on the judiciary
The Secretary of State announces that
an entirely cordial and mutual satisfact-
Dry settlement has been reached be-
tween the government of the United
states and Chilli respecting the indemn-
ity to be paid by the latter on account
of the assault upon the crew of the
Baltimore. Seventy-five thousand dol
lars in gold will be distributed among
the families of the two men who lost
their lives and to the surviving members
of the crew who were injured.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
Government Finances.

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III i'p,a ." ,'i.',,a 49, .,9ns III il'
i'ou, 81 ,. 'i''' 'ile pay
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fine same time tbnre vas nearly
81. ooo. oo9 ,arplns in the Treasury AMI
denosilorics. making abont S5o. 900 no0
baiaree 10 mpr1 all riirrpnt liabilitjps.
The expenditures. including interest,
for the tilcal year 1881 Nere in round
numbers 500. 00n. 400. and for lSq2 they
were S345. 900 oao-abmn 500 oo0 00i,
for The year ar S3no ooo ooo leS. Ham
had been recl1leS>ly CHARGED liz GENTLE
men WHO had eroitndle., dentinyiation>
ol What they chilled the ..bi1lion dollar,
congress which hx tIr way a,n5ronriate,l
less than will be appronriatrd 1v the
present Democratic Iimse.
Tie revenue for lSal va~ in round
numbers S3-3 Ooo. 900 and for ls92 il
MA. s353 nm nm = total of So. nm noo
Notwithstanding lie reduction Of -aballt
sGo Ona. ooo 4 year mrle hy the Mckhl-
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21

PlffsRt IT.. July 1s=Aaail. IN the
Lawrence mill district WArrr the upper
aud lut1er Union mills are located, are
assuming a >eriuu- ASPECT. All day and
NIGHT the htlis in the vicinity were
thranged With Observation-Disclosures the
situation. The skilled meohauics Who
struck Friday ARE urging the laberers In
JOIN the strke Tho labarefs are in SYN
ptthy with the movement. and many de
clared they would quit work Even If
they do hot, they will he eompellel t.
quit ON Tuesday from lack ot material. \
secret conference of ANA lgamatei work
men was held in Union hull. but efforts
10 learn The results were trnitie,s. The
men assert that the mills will never be
operated 10y non union workmen
Additional guards have been placed
about the company property. bat the
captain Is the only one armed.
Hundreds Of the old workmen assem-
bled about the mil but all were orderly.
The fence about tile upper mil is almost
complete lhe men are confident of win
ming and claim there are not enough
skilled wnrkmen in The country To fill TIN
vacancies in lhe plants
Considerable curiosity VIZ excited hy
the departure last evening ON the fast
train east OF Hugh O.pouuell, the lealer
of The Homestead strikers. He said lie
expected 10 lac AMY several dry, but IL
fused Ia give las Destination OF MISSION.
George W Ruiter, a steel worker
wounded IA the RIOT ot july Il. died herr
yesterday, and Edward Spees. a PIuker.
ton man of Chicago, dlrt at midnIsht
Tin. makes eieNen deaths resulting from
tic rot
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21
The State Muster.

Orders are issued from Adiutant cen
eral Spraguc.s Office Tor the Annual
Muster of the State Militia TO take place
August s-l2. Special trains will trans
port the troops to Augusta, Monday
Aug, sth.
Gen. Sprague has adopted new ar
rangrmcnt for HE camp in accordance
with the latest regulations. The com
panie- instead of being located in front,
will be placed next he cook houses. the
regimrntal offices changing places with
them. their tents being pitched in the
foreground.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-21

MEMPHIS, July l9.-'rhr trial of Alice
Mitchell commenced in the criminal court
here yesterday The plea is one of pres
ent insanity in which the sanity OF the
prisoner when the oifcnse was committed
does not enter into the case at ali, and
affects il only to the extent that, il shown
to be insane at this time, the criminal
trial would have to he deferred until the
prisoner should recover sanity.