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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
Trouble Between the United States aad
Mexico.

Frc;tcmenf IN Ieras-By way of
NeS OrIean, we have interesting l"leIli'
oence from Texas. On the l7tb an ex'
6ress arrived at San Antonio from Capt.
R,,cko,t commanding al Fort Mcintosh,
with despatcbes for Gen. Twlggs and
Gov Runnels. Ii Is stated that The au-
,hor;,;es ri Mexico have commltted high
handed ouIrages upon certain citizens OF
the limited States, and have even gone SO
far IS to seize some of them and press
Them into The Mexican army. A public
meeting had been held al loredo. IN lex
as. when and where the following preem-
bIe and resolutions were adopted
Whereas. we have certain and positive
information tina, The alcalda of Mexico,
has seized citizens Of Webb county, Tex
as. and has violently forced them TO take
arms as Mexican soldiers, knowing they
were citizens Of the United STATES.
|. Be il Resolved, That we view with
the utmost Indignation such oulrages up
on the rights and persons of United States
citizens perpetraied by Mexican officials
2. Resolved, That such acts on 'he
part Of Mexican authorities demand, IN
Jus tice, full and prompt repara'lon 10 tho
honor and dignity Of the nationality OF The
United States.
3. Resolead, That we consider these
overt acts of Mexican officials as !lagran'
bycechcs of the laws Of nations, Justify
Ing, ii unatoned, declaration OF war.
4. Resolved, That We call on he Com
handing General Of this Military Depart
ment 10 take such measures as may be
within his power to protect our cl'izens
from the hostile designs entertained
against their sacred Liberties by the Next
can oilicNls along the line ct the h'o
Grande in general, and those of Guerrero
in particular.
5. Resolved, That We call the alien
ton of the General and State Government
TO the continuous ouuages which des"Ia'e
the frontier line Of the Rio Grande; mat
The Rio Gfande is no snilicieni boundary
as Indian war parties and criminals pass
il easily and sci our authorities al defiance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

A TALL CoMPANY.--They have organ
ized volunteer company in Charlesiown
within the past few weeks, which mum
bers upwards Of fifty members, they OK
pect TO be uniformed in time for the May
musrers. They are commanded by Capt.
John w. Rowan, and we understand lb't
more than twenty of them are over SIX
feet high.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

At Alexandria, on Tuesday, shad were
bringing Sl2 80 to Sl5 per hundred, and
herring Sl4 per thousand, with small ar
rivals.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10

We learn from the Morgan -Constitu'
ton that the Democratic party Of Morgan
County assembled in Convention on the
22nd ulr., and nominated the following
,icke, tor support at the approaching cleo
ton Isaiah Buck, for Clerk /; Nm. ].
Fleece, tor Sheriff; VIM. Thompson, foT
Commissioner Of the Revenue and Elias
Shlh, Tor Surveyor.
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s.'I.3 8A&R5g3.
S II Z p II K r ID S T o w n

For tie week ending April 10, 1853
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
Tha I,ieutenant Goyernorship.

We clip the following from the Rich
mond Enquirer, Of The 25:h OF March
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
Having discharged the duties Of the Of
free Of Lieutenant Governor Of The Com
monuearh, by appointment of the Gov
ernor, and by unanimous election by the
General Assembly, announce myself as
a candidate for reelection, subject TO the
decision OF the Democratic party, u a
State Convention be deemed necessary.
Should il be your pleasure to besIow
The Office upon me, will endeavor TO de-
serve vont confidence by faithful diS'
charge Of duty. o.,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-04-10
VIM. L. JACKSON.

March 25th, 1898.
re election of Lieut. Governor takes
place a, the election OF county officers, in
Nay next.
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"a, CHILDREN'S BUTTON GAL

zzse]S TERS, with and without heels for sunail
Boys They are very pretty and superior quality
made hy the celebrated McCurdy 4 Son. at
nv z WN WATSUSS
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CASSiMERE SUITS of all kinds, quail
~ ity and prices ja.t arrived.--l00 pairs iancy
Cashmere Pants; so light spring Silk and Cashmere
Vests
Drop I'M and look at the Clarendon Cutaway Coats
from Is TO $i2 Spring Cashmere side bon I,,t sacks
and frocks from s. to Sl2 Another arrival OF those
at WAIKER q Isl,e VS.
my 1a3. corner Main and iAtb sta
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r OOK OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
IL At the store No. n, Main street, you can md
public:
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS, s cts aud upwards.
Bsrsae DE LANES, plain and figured, i27a cents
and higher.
Plain and striped BERAGES, all colors.
GINgHAMS at I21a cents, worth double the
money.
Lawn aud Jaconet ROBES. side striped and fioun-
ced, from 81, &c.
Black and Col'd SILKS, at a very low price,
Stella SIIAWLS ana MANrILLAS, from $3.50
and upwards.
Silk PAkASOLS, from 50 cents and upwards.
Twisted silk MIfTS at Is cts, worth 50cents.
Irish LINENS and TOW ELS.
Brown and Bleached COTTON,
And great many more Goods. astonishing low
Call soon if you want to save money.
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
NV Amt No 81 Main street
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sA.sE. ls-ll y il''7 49, z 5 !
sAUuLERY.
- NOTIcE.--NEW SAD. - n.

60 NOTICE.--NEW SAD ~
DLERY AND HARNESS n IyH
TABIISHAENT.--Tbe snbscrst@r -
q -. specially informs hls old customers ana
the pnblic generally thai be has purchased from
Dir. ycBN w. DENNIS his entire stock III sADDLEET
aDd FIXTURES; also, leased tbs house, trpors Il.
known a. Uteys old staud) where may Is
icund large and varied stock usually kspt Ia ths
line, which he win sell on Al reasopNbe fsrls = hs
can afford. Having engaged the services cf M
JOHN UTEY, acknowledged 10 be the ID d ga.,dls,
department, those who may be IN want " surroy
Saddle, or any other article 10 my line. viii pleas
J0sEPH II. COLoUITT. Agent.
NO. 81 Main street, doors above
81. ChAa les Hotol
N. B.-Those who are in want Of Mr. III p Brgwn-
ing's COLLARS, can DO furnished by fasyins ma
orders. A full supply Away : on hand.
Richmond. December 2Ssh 1881 de- x--ta
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gU SPRING STOCK <xs>
<AAHATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, SX
FOR 1883. -
M X Mtir, Ofrsat I1inI rnn.ad In

BINF0RD, DICKINSON wEISIaER,
Have now ready one OF the largest aud most select.
ed stock of HATS, GAPS. AND STRAW GOODS
ever offered in this market, consisting Of all the
newest and most fashionable styles manufactured
for the season. which will be Sold Wholesale and re-
tail the most favorable terms to puneiual cust0
mers Merchants and others yisitinS the city will
find il TO their advantage Co call and examine for
themselves, assuring them that they will ind our
stock complete and desirable in every respect.
Thankful for the kind patronage bestowed upon
US, hope by strict attention. 10 merit continu-
ance of the same.
ss- 70 cash purchasers great Inducements viii Dc
offered. NH ~
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THE PLACE TO BUY THE HAND

THE PLACE To BUY THE HAND
L SOONEST AND CHEA PEST DRY G00Ds.-AU-
GUsTUS MAILERT is now prepared to offer the
French Lawns, Robe Aquille side striped Chaily de
Lanes plain and satin striped Grape Berages, rich
Silk Tissues. Flounced and plain Berages. plain
black aud colored fringes colored and white Bril-
liants, Grape, Bera0e and Stella Shawls. Dotted
prices: Towels Table Cloths Irish Linens. black
Silk and Fancy Msntllas. Parasols, ladies' Umbrel-
las, ladies' and children's Hose aud half Hose black
mestics, Sheetings, Linen Drillngs, Cottonades.
black Cassimeres MeriuO Stripes, Cotton Plaids for
Servants Hoop Skirts, various Reeds and Hoops,
Apron Checks Bedticking. Lavalla Cloth and De-
bages, and many other Goods, to which invite
those who are in want Of cheap and good Dry Goods,
to give me a call as can please them in style and
price AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
NV 3-Iw No Al Main st.
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TRIEsEMAR, PROTECTED By ROY

T,RIESEMAR PROTECTED By ROY
l. AL Letters Patent of England and secured by
the Seals e the Ecoie de Pharmscie dc Paris. and
the I'm perial College of Medicine, Vienna. Triese-
mar No I is a remedy foe declaration, Spermatorrh@,
and Ezhauston of the system. Triesemar No2 ef.
fectuaily in the short space of three days complete
ly and entirely erndicates all traces of those disOr
GarS which cOpavia and cHbebs have 80 long been
Thought sndote for to the ruin OF the health Of
vast portion of the population. Tricsemar No 81
great Continental remedy for that class of disorders
which, unfortunately, the English ph yscisn treats
with mercury TO the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution, and whch all the sarsaparilia
in the world cannot remove. Tresemar Nos !, 2.
and arc alike devoid of taste small and of all
nauseatDg qualities. They may lie the toilet ia
BILE without their being suspected. Sold i'm tin
cases and divided in separate doses, as administered
by Velpeau, Lallemau, Roux, Ricord, &c, &c Price
So each or four cases in one for So which saves 81
and in 81 eases. Sold By DIR II A BARROW, No
S7 Prince street. a few blocks west OF broadway,
New York. Immediately receipt of the amount
Dir b will forward the 81 cases of Tressmar and the
large sizes. carrisge paid, thus insuring genuine
European preparations The SO cases also sent, but
not free of carriage. Consultations usual from
eleven, A NJ, till two. N, from four till eight. r VI
at No 1871 Prince street, few blocks west Of Broad
way. Sold also by
FISHER WINSTON, Druggists,
NH 29-dl2a Richmond.
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RARE CHANCE.-NOW Is TIL

"A TIME SELLING OFF AT COST AT 1872
BROAD STREEr-fhe subscriber feeling himself
unable to attend t. his business on account OF his
feeble health has determined to sell out his entire
stock at cost for cash The goods nave been re-
Gently purchased in New York at the lowest cash
prices, at which am now Offering my goojs. which
consist OF the usual variety of DRY GOODS. Also,
would call especial attention 20 my stock of DOM ES
TICS which is very large, ana which can be sold at
80 per cent less than they can be purchased else
where. Country merchants. families and Others in
want of anything in my line will find greatly to
their interest to call on me before purchasing else
where, as am determined to sell at prime cost I'M
til the LIST of July when will close out the balance
at auction. Do not miss the place.
JOSEPH MYERS, 1872 Broad street.
EH- All persons indebted 10 ms will call and set
tie, as wish to close my accounts soon as posi-
ble and all persons whom owe will please present
their bills. ap 25-dlm
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uARTsHORNE's RE-A L L-THl
QE00 REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' AN

qpCOO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Goporrhoa elect, Structures and similar
disorders. 1t makes speedy without the least
restriction Of Diet drink exposure or change IN APP
piication TO business. The proprietor challenges
single case of recent Gonorrhra which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $500 Further
ture is taken when exposed. Repeatei experiments
and long experience have proved that II Will radt
oally cure any case which can be produced. Ihls
desirable result is obtained in from two To ten days
and IT neither creates nausea nor ofiends the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation IN diet or
interruption 10 usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, tho nuisance is thus removed rs
speedily "a lie consistent with the production oil
thorough and permane Mt cura. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable and no injurious effect either
coustitutionally or locally, can be caused By It's
use. - -
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, G
Il Ring No 3d. Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALLESDEh, corner OF Sd and walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia. ..
Sold BIZ FISHER 4 WINSTON,
r. oo-,,Iv Richmond Va
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GOODS,
BkOlDhRIES, =

their assortment s always large at the duliest
seasons the year; whilst in every description OF
Heavy Goods for families, housekeepors, servants
and outhands, their supply is az all times adequate
TO meet the heaviest demand that may be made upon
turers or their agents chiefly for cash, it enables
them to offer them at the very lowest rates such
goods can be sold for by the largest houses ia the
United States and will give their customers the adj
vantages of any diminution in price which such IA
cties afford them They therefore conhdent y
invite call from all who have never visited Their
warerooms or given their stock the benefit of an
animation feeling assured that they satisfy the
most wayerIng that better 1uaintance will work
TO the profit and advantage Of the buyer. They
have experienced buyers always in market, who
keep them supplied constantly with the newest and
best things brought to the country. and at the Same
time il affords them the means of exhibiting selec
ton which, ia extent and freshness cannot be sur
passed even in the larger cities of the North
THOS. II. PRICE 4 Co,
ap22-Im Wholesale aud Retail Dealers
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5,4S5 prizes. anoontlls 70 -. an x ~
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters " 30.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. 40
The Numbers from to $685. corresponding Win
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slfps ofpaper encirced with small TIN tubes ana
placed in one Wheel.
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and encircied
are placed in another W heel. :,
The wheels are then revolved, and number ID
4rawn from the wheel of Numbers and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and EXHIBIT
ed to the audience, and registered b the ConInls-
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Przes
are drawn out ,
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
drst Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approx la-
ton Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. ,25O draws
the $40 600 Prize those Tickets numbered 24S 249
Ii 75l, ii ,252 will each be entitled to 500 II Ticket
No. $50 draws the 800 0C0 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bered 49, 59 $751; $50 will each be entitled to $500;
and go on, according TO the above scheme.
The $500 prizes Of $40 will be determined By the
la figure OF the number that draws the $4,000 prize
For example: If tho number drawing the $7o!ou
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in viii be entitled to $50. 1.-THE mum
Der ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2, will be entitled to $50 and 90 on
too.
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate off package OF 10 WHOLE Tickets. ~
10 half A.
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DRUos. MEDICINES, 20.
PEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS.


DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
d NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS II EADAcHE =
Ma NH ID pAw yi CoUsH sLIxiR Is the bert remedy
Lna,gt. ffr eux CHS and Coits but perhaps It - not
eareraliy s well that II has relieved perfus.
netly several cases OF kenfsiga aud Nervous Head
s si,sste from Mr Wssros. gentleman wei Known
iu this community:
KioaxosD Jsnusry Is sssmhis ,s = g ssr s
fs;sd yapious remsies. bat found no relief until
about the b "a Il cSTsa kxk which oand
Of great benefit tossnvseIf My daughter, who has
suffered with cough since her infancy, has been en-
tirely cured BIZ the use OF Mrs DAVIS medicine. and
i now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at Auy period OF her ne. believe y 70 De
a uost valuable medicine, as well as very pleasant
On elm nervous and general debility; :, ,y..
-. ..,. Nv Mr.. paws Fisher n ml Winesop.
s'harIes Is Vale. - fes
TTHE BEST COUGH SYRUP In TIE
i WoRLDi-pREPARED By A CHEMIST.
HARTSHORNE'S PE0T0RAL SYRUP OF
- WILD CHERRY
IA admitted BIZ the thousands who have used IL to be
oh che bet gEssRHMPTaE &c ceu u Bso
also great iemed for Hoarseness and allays all In
Examination of the Lungs or Throat.
IA f bs PuRsI EN- LADS co and all Drug
gists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
H. B-If you suffer with pain, use HAaTsHoRSE's
Guns ALL. the great Pain Annihilator. ia 26-dn
UARTSHORNE'S GU E-A L 1.-THE
LII GREAT PAIN ANNIHILAT0Rf
This article is the greatest discovery IN Chemical
or Medical Science for the rapid cure OF RHEUMA'
TISM, NEURALGIA, T00TH-ACHE, EAis-ACHE.
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK, oi any part of the body.
1t is also an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach or
boyycl Thousands of perseks who have used Harris
HoRyE's CuRE-ALL have been astonished at its won
derful power in removing any pain from the sys-
tenn.
rS- Bottles Is 50 cents, and 81.
TO BIO had of PURCELL, LADD CO. and all
ia af-dkf
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LOTTERIES.
A FORTUNE OF 100000 TO BE
had fOw Ten Dollars.

A FORTUNE OF $zO,O0O To BE
had for Ten Dollars.
CWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
By THE STATS OF GEoRHlA.
VI 25U,O0OJi for 31O5
The following schsmrs will be drawn By Z. sWAN
4 C0 Managers VI the Sparta Academy Lottery IN
each u their Single Number Lotteries for May,
lsss. at AUGUSTA, ia, in public. ander the super
intendsnce of Commissioners.
CLASS Is,
abs drawn In the city Of Augusta in public. on
lla SATURDAY, MAY IsT. 1853. q
GLASS "a,
10 be drawn In the city OF Augusta ds panho.o Oh
SATURDAY, NAY STH 1865.
GLASS IS,
To DO drawn In the city OF Augusta Ga In public. on
SATURDAY, MAY 10TH. 1885,
GLASS Is.
To be drawn in the city Of Augusta. Ca In pubic on
SATURDAY, MAY 22D, 1858.
CLASS ~,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca in public on
u SATURDAY, MAY 2sTB, 1858.
ON TIE Plan OF SINGLE NUA6kEA
54S5 PRIZESi
Neoriv One P-tss TO Eserp lf1nS Jsckssc-
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEi ~
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GEORGE Observation-Disclosures New

- Building. Governor Street. between Main and
Manufacturer and Dealer in stoves Ranges Furnaces
Farmers Boilers, Portable Oveas, Pumps, Water
Rams Bath Tubs. Sinks, Lead and Iron Pipe Zinc,
Tin aud sheet Iron Ware, Sad Irons, aud House
Keeping Goods generally.
Castings for Repairs ALWAYS on hand. and all or
deTs for Work or Merchandise executed with dis
patch at the
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TO BIZ DRAWN

APPKOXINATIUN PHiBFs5.
pr nziss o. are ss'' app'0A'A"' 49, 1880
prizes cf $500 approximasing to $4,000 ooo
prize, are .,oooo A'S"
prizes Of $780, approximating 70 sto'cV aa
prize, are $1,000 oe"
prize. are W.
prizes OF 500, approximafinR 70 4,up mo
prize, are 1900 7oV
prizes of sT5 spproziuating to 5000 .oo
prize, are oo ~"
prizes Of $50 approximating to $500 oOo
prizes are .oo -
5000 prizes of $50 are tDV"
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

cENA HAGAN'S JOHN is out o.
NN Of the ring. The question will 1c1N
be asked, Whyf IL ts written, the iaborer Is wor.
thy Of his wages. and why should man t0il for
naught? Thankful for past fayors. and a continu
ance Of good will,
"Rise, Jupiter, and Sn,f the Nom :"
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation. with
al its laws and indelbe rights, for il Is written
that "selfpreservation is the fret law OF Nature
Why should man despair, 30 long as there il reef
TO unfurl for he knnweth not bis destiny. There
Fore have commenced my old business on 18th
street. and will be ready to build from Wheelbar.
row TO q six horse COach-will hire out cell trs,o
aud take Horses on liyery-wili be ready to trade
for ything, from gooss yoke up 20 blind OK -
Barnum. with all bis hunbugs, and " aker with hi.
military ren0wn, is nothing to compare 70 HA
CANS JOHN career, which yon will hear moro
hereafter. JOHN HAdAN
ia lQ-ts Creek Nafinn
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"A SADDLE AND HARNESS

Tor the very liberal patronage he has received a.
their hands for the last sixteen years and assnres
them that he Is at present better preEsre to accos
modate them than ever, from the fact that he has IN
his employment the very best hands aud uses mona
but the best materials,
ties of articles usually kept ia his line which will
be sold as low as they can be purchased an yrheTe
mers to give him a call A silver medal has been
awarded 10 him by the Mechanics Institute AZ IL
two last exhibitions honorable testimonials OF the
skill and fidelity Of the work done 10 his estabsh
ment SAM'IS CUTfRELL
IA T--i&cw5m No Main ~
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J, B. CLOPT0E,

r. ARcRITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Ia prepared to survey, locate and make ESP
yey Lands and furnish Drawings for all KINDS 81
Engineering Works, Bridges, Machinery, Ss; ne
will make Designs and Estimates for Pubic buiiu-
ings Private Residences, Stores and Manufactures
and superintend the construction OF the same. ne
will also Measure all kinds of Earth Work, Mason
confident that he can give satisfaction to all who
may favor him with their patronage. Re %om
j. II. CRUMP, q. h., is now associated with r. D.
CL,OPTON and the business will henceforth be eol-
Quoted under the style of CL0PToN a CRUMP.
ar Office ON Main street, 4 doors below Exchange
Pank Richmond Va.
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A CARD.-We, the undersigned,

A CAkD.--We, the Undersigned, Dot
1tlers Mineral Waters Porter, Ale Cider and La
ger Beer 10 the city of Richmond from he reckless
manner In which our bottles have been used By many
Of our customers, have reluctantly been Obliged to
frame the following resolution, which we are deter
mined TO enforce from this date;
We shall charge each aud All oil onr customers
delivered at the rate of 50 cts per DOZEN the driver to
keep strict bottle account and faithfully return Us
the name of aay party found delinquent. And we
Thursday of each MONTH for the customer and the
driver 70 have settlement OF the bottle &C count
when the customer will be required to pay the driver
the rates of 50 cts per dozen for every empty
bottle missing, unless corresponding number OF
full bottles in stock be produced 10 satisfy the
drivers demand. And should we find any OF our
drivers neglectng refusing TO return US the name
of any party when bottles are missing ne Nne
driyer will be obliged to pay us the above sum OF
20 cts per dozen, under pain OF instant dismissal
We, the undersigned grateful Tor the very ifDera
patronage bestowed on us By the citizens OF Rich
mond, would further take the present opportunity
have In times past carefully saved and returned our
bottles To those who have not been quite 30 care
full we would say. make up for past deiin9neneies
Is Signed MxSoN i Sn'
M. MCCORMACK and 6. MASON 4 co. would
caution the public against purchasing or trading
for any of their bottles either broken or OTHERWISE
a, they are determined 10 enforce the law.
THE SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK re-
ceives deposits on which interest is paid at the
post six months and 3per cent for shorter periods
OFFICERS: Joel b. Watkins (of Price Watkns) Pre-
sident r. b. Price, Treasurer, w. A. Jenkins Score
tary
Geo. /. Herring p. I. Moore, X. G. Howe, John u.
kegnaut, P b. Price, w. A. Jenkins. Vim. Ira
Smith. =
Once at P. B. Prices Book Store, opposite Ameri-