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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
HUDSPETH, ADAMS & CO.,
So Main Street.

UYE NOW OFFER TO THE PUB
w lie a large and weli-selecled stock
Of Fail and Winter Dry Goods. Having
bought new goods recently, and selling
ali our goods at prices only Justified by
present low prices East we respectfully
request the public 20 call and see our stock
In Dress Goods. All the newest shades iu
French and Irish POplins, French aeri-
nos, Empress Cloths. WlnaeTB, MelanRo
Scotch Plaids, and ATWOOD Delaiuee.
Our stock I'M Wooden Goods Is the largest
IN the city. In Cloths OF all cOlous, Ca6si-
meres Satinets, IWeeds, Jeans and Flan-
nels we are able % offer 20 customers In.
ducements no other house In the city can.
Our stock OF Notions is large, com pFiRing
everything expected to be found. We have
"A large stock Of Knit Goods, shirte and
Drawers. Hoods and Nuht0a, EhaWls and
HoOp-Skirts, Blankets, &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
The Live Man.
BILLINGS thus discourses

Josh Billing, thus discourses
The live man is like the lilile pig, he is
weaned young and begins 10 root arly.
lie IL the peper sass Of crealion-ihe
al.pice Of the world.
One live man in village IL like case
ov itch al a diSlrki skool-he sets evry
boldly tew skrstrhing al onst.
He lights up like a coliol fakiory, and
haiht got emmy more time rew spare than
a kooI boy haz on Saturday afternoons.
He IL like dekoy ducks, always abov
water, and lives alIeasI l6 months during
each year.
lie IL like runaway hoss, he gifts the
whole ov the rode.
lie uos when he walks, and lies down
al night only bekaus every boldly else
haZ.
lie IL jist az necessary az the grease
on an axleree
lie don't alwuz die ri,ch, bu, alwuz
dies dizzy, and meets death good deal
az an oyster duz, without making emmy
fuss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
The Winter a, the South,

Sore Distress .Among Me People -
From several letters received by promi-
men, Republican Senator. il appears that
the prospect for the winter before the
white and coored people in Alabama and
Mississippi is terrible 10 contemplate.
One intelligent planter estimates That there
is hardly enough provisions in The whole
South to last over four months. He had
himself already given notice 10 one hun.
dred Of bis negro lsborers that II would
be necessary for them 10 leave before
Christmas, as his supply OF corn and ba-
con was yearly exhausted, and he had no
means Of providing longer for them. A
number of planters had served similar
notice on their hands, and the result is
that thousands Of negroes will be left in a
STARRING condition very soon. Bread III
ots are anticipated, and possibly blood
shed. A planter in Als5ama writes lbsI
not one in hundred OF lis class will be
in position tn contin0e The cUlliVatlo
OF cotton next year. He states The utter
ruin that prevails cannot be adequately
conceived. The present low price Of
cotton, the enhanced cost Of its, cuiiva-
,ion, the im7os, tax Of two and half per
cent, and The high rate Of interest charged
on borrowed capital. have left fve-sixlbs
of the planters in Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Southern Georgia almos,
penniless. But il seems the burden OF
The misery will fall upon the unfortunate
negroes, unless The Freedmen's Bureau
applies lis large surplus fund 10 their re.
lief. wall also comes up from Virgin
ia In the southern section OF that Slate
destiiulon prevails among the farmers 10
an alarming extent. On the Peninsula.
unIess relieved from some source, good
many negroes will perish through the
winter for want OF food and clOlning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

MEMS Gum Shoes. Gents Wool
LI Cuffs, Mems Yarn Socks. at
nov 8 Lickiider's.
GOLDEN Cloud Smoking Tobacco, an
" elegant article, also The bes, brand, Of
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff,
a, Lr,cin e. Keedy's.
nOOD Chewing Tobacco, for sale at 40
81 cents per plug. d. S. Renteh.
IlALICOES and MusliBs only 10 cents
u pc, yard, at ID. S. Rentch's.
CANNED FRUITS Peaches. Pine
u Apples. Straw berries, Oysters. Pick
les. &C., cheap. Iricin 8. Keedy.
TiATS.-We have very large sssort-
AA ment of Mems Black Slouch Hats,
which will be sold cheaper than else.
where. Call and see them.
Dec II IWin &. Keedy.
UUGAR and Syrup.-The best White
y and Brown Sugars, also extra Syrups,
cheape rand better than elsewhere, at
Dec 81 Ir,Oin g. Keedy's.
ZINE French Csndies.-As this is the
J. Festive Season. supply OF fine
Ftench Candies, Raisirs. Nuts, &C., can
be found al the Drug Store
CHEESE Prime Eastern Cheese.
u with Wafer. Sugar, Soda, Butter,
Cream and Mushroom Crackers. cheap.
a, Irwin T. Keedys.
uAUSAGE Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
y Butcher Knives, Wood Saws, &c :,
for sale by D. Humphreys E. Co..
Dec IA Chsrleslown.
0lTATIONERY OF excellent qualify and
y fine assortment, can be had al The
Dec 81 Drug Store.
gHOBACCO and Cigars THE best
( brands of Chewing Tobacco, and the
finest article Of Cigars, in the county.
dec II Ir,cin g. Reedy.
RIPPLE Brandy and Rum.-A prime
* article of Shenandoah Valley Apple
Brandy and superior article OF N. E.
Rum, very cheap. Iruin g. Kesdy.
MAKING Molasses for sale, by
% 8 t' d. S. Rentch.
POFFEE, good article. for 25 cents. a,
Ia rov2 d. s. Renich's.
THE pew style Neckiie, Central Park,
at Riekard E. Heishnns.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
The Yulgarity OF Loud Talking and
Laughing.

The Yulgarity Of Loud Talking and
Laughing.
see in your excellent paper little
paragraph on good manners, in which
splitting and lounging are described as
proof Of a semi barbarous state of society,
and must beg leave 10 notice another
peculiarly of our social manners. equally
indicative Of a low stlle of civilization.
alude to loud talking and screeching
laughter. This is so pecuir TO Ameri-
cans that they are known by it in Europe.
and, as well bred people, they never tol-
erale it, even in HE most social circles, II
is considered mark Of i'll breeding be-
longing Only To the lowest class.
Aside from Conventional protest against
it. there is a regular objection to it in the
injury it does 10 the vocal organs. Talk.
ing through an evening, al the top Of the
voice. is very painful and (atiguing, and
yet the noise made by the whole compa'
ny is so great that no one can be heard
who speaks low, or in natural tone.
Many ihrosls are made sore and many
heads are made to ache by this unneces-
sary noise, and persons subject to bron-
chiis are obliged TO avoid il entirely.
In all European society the voices are
kept lower Than usual in large parties, ,and
a general hum prevails. in which each
person is easily heard by those he ad
dresses. The loudness Of Americans is
very marked, and produces disgust and
Indignation when i, breaks The stiffness OF
picture galleries and other public places,
where nothing but whispers are ever al
lowed. When loud voice is heard from
an American traveller, every one is start.
LED, and looks around 10 see whence il
comes. and the comments on this breach
Of good manners are very severe.
once introduced some very refined
and cultivated Americans 10 gentleman
in London, who could have done much
for their amusemen, and procured Their
admission TO many private galleries oil
paintings and sculpture; bu. after one ex-
perience Of their vocileraling, in public
exhibition, he would not again expose
himself TO the pain and the shame they
then caused him. lie wrote 10 me 10 ex'
cuse himsef for not having done more Tor
my friends. by saying that their loud
talking made them not presenlable in re-
fined eociety and no, besrable in public
places. II ADDED that he bad made a
dinner party for them Of Americans only,
and they laughed and talked so loud that
he was afraid the police would come in
and see what the row was.-London
Cor. american Journal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
Betting on Babies.

The editor OF The Columbia, Pa, Spy
relates the iolIoyi pleasant incident:
Last week, two prominent and lnfiuen-
,ol business men Of Columbia got into a
conversation on the comparative merits
OF their babies, each one saying that he
had The best baby, and the conversation
waxcd warm on this point. The mater
was finally left TO three disinteresied per.
sous, and the decision was 10 be given al
an oyster supper. the pariy whom the
committee decided against paying for the
same. II is well enough to state here
that one was a male and the other fe-
male. The babies were each duly exam
inej by the committee. Their finely
drawn features, capacity for milk and
Winslow's syrup, good looks, weights.
health. lungs, goodness, and gentle quali'
ties, and the number Of sleepIess nights
they had caused their faihers--sll these
were inquired into and taken into consld-
GRAFTON by The committee chosen Tor The
7urpose-one of them a gray haired vet
eran, who had reared and dandIed on his
knees many a baby-declared lhst he
was good Judge and rather liked bis
mission. Aher I'll this had been gone
through with, nothing was now le(t but to
rarlake OF the supper, which was prePa.
red by mine host Black. Of the Washing.
ION House. on Monday evening last; and
such a supper-oysters in every concel7'
able style. with all The necessary accom-.
psniments. After fuII justice bad been
done TO the elegant banquet, The commit
tee made the following report:
We, the undersigned, having been ap-
poinled to examine and report on the fret
fruit Of Mr.. B. and vile, and the last lrut
of Mr.. F. and wife, would respectfully re-
port that after examining The babies Of The
respective parties. the committee are OF
the unanimous opinion ihs, Mr.. B. and
wife have The finest male child, and that
Mr.. F. and wife have the finest female
child. The committee are therefore oi
the opinion that they shall bear sn equal
proportion OF The expenses Of this great
banquet. &C.. as both parties have done
admirably, and the committee hope that
they will continue their efforts, and carry
oul The scrip,ursl injunction, 10 increase
end mOltiPly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
iIan.

4 correspondent of TIE ChrisIiansburg
South Wesi, signing herself or himself
"Blark Eyes" thu' discou'ses on man:
1.-The genus homo is divided into Two
classes, rIz: Single men sud married
men. The single man is a cay, happy
and social creature. tie mskes merry
continually. thinks but little and sSears
nuchly. HI is not strong in his local
attachments. tie is generons ard opcn
hearted, spends lis money freely, lends
his uubrell', picks uP pocket hsndker-
chiefs, is very gallant aid polite but rare.
Is useful.
The second class or married nan Lif-
iers from his brother bpets inasmuch
that by process Of reasoning, Jeduced
from experience and observation. he con-
cludes that "Jordon is hard road to trav-
el," that life is too heavy burden FOR
one 10 carry, and therefore persuldes
genller Of lis kint to harness in With him
and therefore makes her DO oil The pull
ling, especially if il is up hill work, The
married man may be known abroad by
his good nature, Peniglily, and sffahHity,
and at home by his III temper, gruf wsys.
and sour look lhsikeers his Wife's teeth
on an edge continually.
The first class or single men, may be
again subdivided into another class yclepl
"old bachelors" This Is nonJescrpl
animal. The most malicious. avsricious,
morosc. selfish, savage sud dangerous Of
his kind. He is unsccisl. lives TO him
SELF, and subsisls on sour grapes. On
being disseced and anal, zrd II has been
found Ihal his head is filed with spleen
instead of brains. His heart is very
small and seCretes bile and acids. .7scefic
acid, essence Of crsb-apples, rue, myrrh,
rhubarb, wormwood, aloes and quiu;ne,
enter largely into his composition, and al
together lie is the most wrelchcd, IN
darned tO miserable animal found on
Gods green earlh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
An Amusing EInnement.

Going 10 Weldon for a Loaf Of
Bread.-Tho Petersburg, Va. ETpreSS
says ~ bridal party passed through
this city from Richmond, few evenings
ago, en- route for Weldon. under "pecu.
liar circumstances" The couple, it
seems, have been loving desperately hard
for some tine past, but the cruel parents
Of the young LADY put their veto on the
match. The consequence was an elope.
menl was planned to take place on the
afternoon Of The 4th oil. The hour and
place for the two to meet were fixed; but
the Young lsdy being little timid, re-
NAMED al home until the time ~as al.
most up, sDxiously cogllalIng an excuse
10 "gil up and git" Just in the nick Of
time. her mother told her 10 go out and
gel loaf ct bread, and never was a loaf
Of bread so opportuneIy wanted. Dom
ming her shawl and bonnet. OF she went,
net her lover. and the Two went steam.
ing away 10 Weldon. where they were
duly united in The holy bonds Of nalri.
mony. They Ieluraed to Richmond on
lhe next train. the bride taking along u iih
her a loaf Of bread Arrived al home.
she delivered The bread and introduced
her husband. The old folks made vir.
tue Of necessity, gave the young couple
wedding supper. and the following morn
ing the marriage was duly announced 10
The papers thus
MGrrird.-By the Rev. r. g. Low,
Halifax. N. c.. on the 4ih instant. Hen
ry Vance 70 Miss Belle SIrider. all Of The
city OF Richmond.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

VII OGDEN Bowls. all sizes, Cook
III Stoves, Timothy Seed, Axes and
Horse Nails, for sale BY
Ransom E. Duke, Cbarlesinwn.
7lPHAM'S Mea, Cure, for the preven'
" tion and cure of Consumption. Bfon-
chiiS, Dyspepsia and General Debility,
for sale a, the Drug Store,
GOAL Oil Lamps. Burners, Wicks and
v Chimneyss, a, The Drug Store.
Y1OOP Skiris.-We have large stock
* OF Hoop Skirts. all sizes, which we
ale now selling less than cost. Call and
see them. E,oin g. Keedy
J ARGEST and cheapest stock Of Goods
"a in Shepherds,own at D. s Rentch's.
DOGWOOD Jewelry, al rs cents and
ID 81 per sen. Rickard G. Heishans.
QALT.-G. A. and Fine Salt, by the
y sack or otherwise, cheap, at
nov2 H,pn g. Keedys.
YlACTORY Goods of all kinds and de-
X scrip!ions, for sae by
nov D. S. Renfch.
OUR Choice Smoking Tobacco and good
" Chewing Tobacco, al
nov % Lickhder's.
mIDING Brides. Blind Brides, and
a Rope Hallers, al extraordinary low
prices. IrwH y heedy.
DAISINS. Currsnis. Ctron and Lem.
Il ons, Just received by
nov % Jos. NJ Stonebraker.
IF you wan, No. pair Of Men sheavy
x Buck Gloves for So. Drop in a,
nov 23 Lloyd LickHder's.
NlEN's Double Woolen Jackets. at
A.H nov % LtckHder's.
TET and Steel Tscks at
j Rickard s. Welshans.
Z AIDES Merino Vests, at
N Richard e. Welshans'.
A FULL stock of Ruhling and Trim
II mincs Of all kinds, a,
nov Rickard g. Welshans.
COCO Cream and Cocoaine. excellent
VI hair dressings, for sale a, the
aug 81 Drug Store.
gpOBACCO. Chewing and Smoking, for
( sals by d. s. Rfnich.
4 THO HORSE AMBULANCE
~ for sale or trade, by
nov9 D. S. Rentch.
NHEESE and Crackers q,
"a nov2 DIS. RenfcHs.
Tl1 HlTCOMB'S Asthma Remedy, a
MI certain cure for Asthma and Has
Fever, for sale a, The Drug Store.
OALVANlZED and Jspanned Coal
VI Hods and Fire Carriers. for sale by
D. Humphreys Il Co.
no l6 CharesiowD.
.OHURNS. Half Bushels. Peck Mes-
v sures, Tubs, Buckets, Baskets,
Brooms, Brushes, Wash Boards, &c,
cheap al IrUn q AeedVS.
MAILS furnished 10 The trade at Bslli-
~ more city prices. f. Shafef
NY ANTED.-Onions, Potatoes, Cab
VI bsge and Turnips, in exchange for
goods.
nov2 Ir,0ia & Keedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
The mysterIous DI,appesrnnee

Colonel Parker has been found. Tlis
explanation Of his recent mysterious d,-
Appearance upon theeve Of his msuiigs
viii not be without interest ID yorT rcs-
ders. i is his: lie was 10 have been
married on Tuesday morning. On ne
Saturday evening previous he called 81
Gen. Sfanrs residerce and borrowed .
military sc1rE lie was down town
while afierwarj. and then went of slots
TO take q walk. In tie course OF IL no
net an Indian Of the Six Nations, ,of " hieh
confederation Col. Parker is chief. The
Indian took him Io . room. gave im
glass OF vine. and sat down TO converse
upon The important business which b.
wished TO zee him sbun,. 10 . shor,
lIme Col. Parker beesn 10 feel crowsy.
and concluded he would lie down on tho
bed a moment. lie did so. and fsll into
a deep steep When he swcke, IL s,e.-
ed very late ai night. bui whether IL sss
Tie same night or snoiher be could not
tel. The lOdisn was siiiing by he hsi.
side gTavely and pslieHrly. Colonel Per-
ksr asked fev questions natural 10 The
Circumstances 0i Ibe csse. and the IodIsn
ssid : lyon have been very sirk. Here
Is some medicine The joeiof LEFT for yoo."
The patient took The medicine. fsll sslesp
again. slept comfortably usnl Wednssdsy
morning. and ihen woke up. . psiief Of
twenty -four hours too late for the wed-
ding. The Indian was gone. Col. Par.
ker'. friends link the Six NsIions srs
opposed To his al srying a y hiie lady and
that they cent an envoy 10 take care Ibss
The wedding 'hn',ld not Isks Place. ~ 20
even deprive him Of lis life. A bids
chosen foF bin from among bis subjects.
the Six Nations. 'tsnds ready 30 msry
bin. and he Tribes prefer ,hst he should
take her, and remain mors closely allied
10 bis people Than be would be II he took
a wife from another race. Col. Psfksf's
sisiemebt have given without sddnio,
or embsIIisbmeni. Gen. Grant has ~.
ken entire charge Of Ibe msifsf now. bosh
because the interrupted wedding has been
appointed 10 come OF urdtf bis auspices.
and because Col. Parker belongs on bis
sisG lie will institute 'triei iByestie,.
don q he affair 10 tie end that Col. Psr.
.er r.sy estsbllsh bis blsmeIes,ness il ts
can. or suffer di.miJssl and disgrace II he
fsils.-Wdshington Cor ". 7. Tribune.
Nov 10 The iine 30 subscribe Tor tis
R~gisier. Send in yoor names. friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
MY LOVE AND I.
And we sat in the quiet evening,
IL .lonn - n, Lana nnI /

And we sat in the quiet evening,
All alone. my love and !,
And she played on her organ softly,
And listened silently.
For she sang me gay song sweetly,
Like a chorus OF wedding chimes,
And oh in the music ringing
Came the thoughts Of other times.
In a dream | was still beside her.
In The summer woods and deIls,
And led her on in the sunlight
TO The sound of village bells.
And she sang me grave Sung sadly,
That was soft, and sweet, and low,
or the good books golden promise.
That wine and oil should flow.
In dream | was still beside her,
And saw her yet the same,
Though the promise was for others,
And these good things never came.
Then she sang me an old song softly,
Like sigh from dying breath,
And twas only the worlds old story
or love, and life. and death.
And thought as | sal beside her,
AS heard her gently sing,
That with such sweet thrilling voices
The choirs OF angels ring.
So we sal in the quiet evening.
All alone, my love and |,
And she played on her organ softly,
And listened silently.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

AS ELEPHANT KILLS HIS KEEPER-The
elephant Romeo. ihe largest IN lhe cOun-
Try. was placed a short ume since on a
farm ct H.t5oro. Montgomery county,
Pa, for winter quarters BY hrs owner.
Mr.. ForePaugh, and leaving his keeper,
Mr.. w. S. Wlllisms. in charge. Do
Wednesday Last Mr.. Williams went 10
the place where the elephant was kept.
for the purpose of washing the fsce, iusks
and portions Of lbe body OF tie animal.
and while thus engaged Romeo attacked
Williams, thfuslng one OF his tusks into
his body and hesding upon him. The
cries Of The keeper attracted number Of
persons, when the elephant allowed the
wounded nan to be removed without op-
position. WIllisms ussso dreadlalIy in.
jEred that he died IN about one hoDr slIer
being attacked. The elephant seemed 70
be perfectly dOci'e shortly sf'eTWsrd. bot
II vas thought proper to c0n6Be bin with
chains. so as 20 present future accidents.
Mr.. Williams. tie deceased. belonged e.
London. in Canada West. and lesVe-
Wie. whO was with hin al The time OF
his death. He hsd charge Of Romeo for
foOr or five yeats, some fifteen years ago.
and did not again s,sUme the duties Of
keeper until one year sinee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
Stonebraker's Medicines.

gNHE original SIoneDrsker's Linimen,
4 Pain Killer. Cough Syrup, Liver
Pills, Horse Powders and Rat Ex,ermina.
tor, for sale by Ir,rin e. Keedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

gpONGS ard Pokers, Coal Holds. Shov.
( els. Log Irons. Tea Trays, Coal Silt
ers, Hale's Meat Cutters, Meat Suffers.
Wood Saws. Axes and Helves. just re.
ceived and for sale by
D. Humphreys & Co.
nov Ia Charles.own.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
Hl ! IlR CHRISTMAS.

WE are now receiving one Of the finest as
w sortments of Ladies and Gentemen's
Woolen wearing apparel ever offered in this
market. Ladies Hoods, Clouds, Undertaking,
Breakfast Caps and Shawls. For the Gentle
men we have all kinds Of UnderclothiRg very
cheap. Ladies Dress Buttons and full as
sorlment Of Spool Cotton. Glass Ware and
Queensware Of every description.
Nov l6 COST * WAGNER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
LOOK HERE !
THE CHEAPEST BO OTIS
and SHOES on Record

= have large assortment of home
made work consisting in part Of Mems
Coarse BOoIs. heavy, for Sc Mems fine
Bco's So. Mems fine Shoes $3.50 to
$3.50. Mems coarse Shoes 50 TO -.
Ladies Shoes OF all styles. which am
selling very low. Childrens aud Misses
Shoes Of all kinds, very low.
Ali of The above articles am closing
ost a, exceedingly low prices Tor Cash,
manufactured out Of the best mater al and
BY good work men, and would invite my
Virginia friends 10 call over and procure
Bsrsains Strict attention paid TO all
orders. JOHN T.. SMITH.
Boon. boro', Nd, Oct. l2, 1867. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
JUST ARRIVED (!
AND
y O w o p E M n GIL!

~ " w " IL IN ~ "
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
OF SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,, NOTIONS, &C., &c.,
which having been bought for CASH since the
recen, heavy decline in the Eastern Markets,
am enabled TO offer at unusually low prices for
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE
My Stock comprises in part, rich Dress
Goods, Merinos, Aipacas, Mohair, Plain and
Choice Mouselanes, Rept Goods Of various
kinds and qualities, and in fact the handsomest
stock brought 10 this town since the war.
NOTIONS.
Ribbons, Trimmings, Buttons, Gloves, Ho-
sery, Edging, Insertings, &c.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Groceries,
Queensware, Drugs, SC.
a. R. BoTELER, Jr.
December 7, 1867. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
Bacon and Lard

nRIME country cured Hams, Shoulders
< and Sides; also nice lol Of Lard, and
few more Sugar cured Hams, all for
sale cheap, by Iwin & Reedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

Nov % The iine 30 subscribe Tor ths
Register Send in yoor names. Gi.sas.