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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-30

,;li:!- 50 q Atttlcr Sally. ssU! sts.r.} ~
Yca:vo e:heerd mo toll 2 my Sally, Joe. ~
5',Sha werb' butn shrimp Of d :EalL li.' :"
MID d''ffe I'm q hG9ttiaIly going 70 blub n''.
.sr!Hhe:s = dssas that's all, oid pal.
I can mind tho nighttsbat ! pickod hor up. Il
.?Tware. In Idrnmerssone l.no, Shoreditch;
IhRdn't had bib nor Sup all day, M ~
Nor narrH 3 chance Of soll; klg8.
For the fruit trado wero mighty bad then, Joe
t.Aa yer knows the meanin' OF which. t
Butt epnidden have passed a. dog that night
.,aFdt twas Sold. and,e snowin' quite thick.
se tsses bapes ss @sassstleg @ snmsg gNtb 5nno a
And sent MisSis Hodges 'Lizabeth out '.,
For a;'sppprth O. milk, On tick. n 4
Vol, Joe, yer may think it strange, old man,
What tells yer about the kid;
But tne e,,2 babby , she seemed to take to me-,
And l relished my bit o. dry toke that night
As tho it had cost mo quid. 81.
From that tine 8rrard, Joo, hup abe erowed,
A-ndasea. So TO speak, By shares,
"a he @omph What lived np stairs;
4qd tded apdnsh aRows' they often had trouble
1ooEin: sfte'r thsir, own " affairs.
-'ow purity she growed up-bless her 'artl
sich eyes did never see. i.ht..si
Talk7-whyi she talked lIko a. purnted book
AlOre 6he were scarcely three;
6ht Gould read like d passion afore ehe were
She fsad A.oyRs:reg'Iar TO mo.
There Amt much sun in my cellar, Joe,
Nor light, for the matter OF that,
'Twexe really eight more oheerier. a.i.
She seemed to hact like sunbeam, Joe; ~,
i she'werg hetter nor gas, that's fiat;,
(. She called ME aDad ddynA,twere lust ma we)l
ohrist6ned her Sally. yer know; ah.n.
7 e2ufted,s gal with that very name.
.0Ioae oh1orty year ago.
ehe died. l there, don't look at mo. pardner,
!, Tm asirlS old dufer. JoG.i III ..r's .
The luok she brought me we're aun, ut strspge;
coined upon brighter days; mn
I'm certain che made me a better man;
With her purity innocent wayH.s ,l.4t..t
I'd lay shed do. yer lot more good
I, Than those blokes In black what prays.
sH''~ ~ ;*.'rs - .
had, the Parish doctor, Joe. !.
.. And I think that he done his beet;
Bnt 'twere when sat a-holding her and
That my darling were most at rest; .
; and che died, oldlpal, with her little head
Il :d-leanin' upon my breast. MAXI.
It's hard 70 tKipk she's a.gone right of;
And It's str ange why che had to go;
5ne were doin' goQd In this wicked world :
,uE She were wanted here below.
Why shouldn't we hnve sbmo angels here?
But ther9. we must leaye it, Joe. !.
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Native and Foreign Wines.
GOUPPERNONG, Concord, sauterns. Cla-
~ ret, Champagnes, just received and for
sale low, by F.. HOPE
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Lard Lard!!.

North Carolina Corn Whiskey.
E0 BARRELS Of superior quality for sa,o
cO by tho barrel. y. H0pE' ''H
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-30

Ci'sH' lalIlhS hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cnrcd
IVY Its use. Nothing can restore the
ha: where the follicles aro DESTROYED,
Q: the glands atrophicd and decaycd
~. such as remain can be saved for
uselu'ness by this application. Instead
Of fonling the hair with a pasty scdi
nlen', it will keep it clean and vigorous.
IT'S occasional use will prevent tile l,ail
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those dcletcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but rot harm it. If wan.ra
merely for
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-30

BehrcfoftS deserves honorable mention
as the author of one of the happiest wit
ticisms ever gotten off at the bar. 1T
happened in this wise: A young gentle
man of good family had married q woman
OF the town, been deserted by his
friends. and almost ruined in fortune by
the e1travaganoe;of his wife. At last, he
mustered courage to defend IN action
for goods furnished her at an enormous
price. ,Erskine WAS his counsel, and
made the wife's previous character
ground of appeal. to the jury. He
praised the amiablo feelings of the hus-
band, who Ind sought to restore his wife
to the path i.of virtue, and inveighed
against her base ingratitnde, to which
the plaintiff had lent himself s.For her
he gave up his family and sacrificed all
his connexions When Bearcroft camo
to reply, he treated Erskine's eulogium
OF his clients virtue and the demerits Of
his wife as mere burlesque. "My friend
reproaohes,his clients wife with forget
fnlness okthe decd Of gratitude which she
owes to him; that for her he had given
mp all his connexions; but the balance Of
obligation will be found on her side-for
him she gave up all mankind"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-30

4 !oI1ON SEAD OIL CAKE can be had
~ at all tines. and in any quantity. OF
jan f. HOPE.
The only iine Playing Cards at PoLLocK's
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-30

Claret Wine
drauGht. THIS DAY, at q low price. by
Y INC gnlIon or dozen. EDWARD HOPE. :.
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Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, g. I'd. MAncu 1. 1871.

ESam W @s3 ,.}a ON and nd after 1,; THE
schedule will be run daily, Sundays excepted,
lima Railroad up and down; aleo with Trains
going North andSouth on Charlotte, CoIumbia
aud Augusta Railroad: 35iiT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05
A Trcn.nre that Lasts.

A doll-wift. whose dainty fingers
were never soiled 10y labor, and whose
little brain is never exercised by prac-
teal thought upon the topics Of public
and general interest, it is not the wo-
man Of the progressive age who has the
most respect and influence.
Nor are such women loved long and
faithfully. Solid, honorable husbands
may tenderly cherish them because they
are their wives, long after they are sur
teitcd with their tamcness and same
ness of ignorance.
While they are young, pretty and
winsomc they are loved for awhile and
pettcd by devoted husbands, but the
the pct,.ng often continues long after
love has flown. This, for the sake of
peace in the family, or TO conceal the
fact that new interests have been awak.
encd in other quarters. There are no
husband, more scrupuousIy attentive TO
their wives than those who are untrue,
and wouli not for the world be suspect
cd in their uufaithluIncss.
II is hard to work, work-year in and
year out, 10 help an industrious husband
to accumulate q competency or wealth,
but there is vet great rccOmpense as the
days come and 20 in the consciousness
that YOU fill niche in life. which were
YOU called away to the labOrs Of high
er lie, would have a vacant forever. and
that vou would be missed and talked Of
long after the sod grew over your
grave.
Strange. that active intelligent wo-
men Of unborndcd resource should be
cast down by the contempt Of luxurious
idlcIs, who fear the contamination Of
honest work, living themselves upon
credit Of prospects in the demise OF iich
relatives. or making money without IA
Dor or taxation by storing away that al
ready inherited. salting and preserving
means for an eXtrayagant livelihood IN
a brine made Of the sweat Of the work
ingnan and woman faces.
Such contempt is not worth noticing,
but it stings every ambition woman 10
be considered beneath even the siliest,
most trihing woman, whose only claim
to position is that they have money.
Their praise or contempt are alike worth
less. but the wisest and most philOsoph-
ical of women do at times notice these
things
Conscious Of deserving honor for in
dustry and priyations Lravely and un-
murmuringly borne, workers are gener-
allo sustained from day to day by self
respect, but when fatigue weighs upon
the spirit, specks Of annoyance assume
the dimensions Of dense clouds. How
ever. the numbers of deluded, plodding
minds who burrow in the darkness of
small a.istocralic ciiques, and look down
upon women who have the sense and
energy to carve out and make their own
fortunes, thank God have greatly di-
minished, and to-day the workers are
the ones VINO are most honOred by peo-
pie whose commend2tiOn is Of any coD-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05
UNTO THEE.

When all the world seems nothing worth
And hope and pleasure fade and flee
When all is doubt upon the earth,
And all IS darkness on the sea,
Where should | come but unto Thee,
Oh God. who keepest me?
This burning soul, 50 long repressed,
That longs to pour itself and weep,
And on some kind supporting breast
To sigh and sob itself to sleep
Where should | bring. but unto Thee,
On God, who nearest me
These lettering bonds of toll and care,
Which make the sinking spirit faint ;
This load which seems too much to bear;
This trembling gush Of deep com
plaint-
Where should I bring, but unto Thee,
Oh God who pjtiest me
This heart that mourns its death above,
That aches with hungry emptiness,
That these poor huSk> Of earthly love
Have failed to satisfy OF bless
Where should bring, but unto Thee,
Oh God! who lowest me
O, Friend beyond all other friends
Q, Love beyond all other love-
Thy peace into my heart desccnds
Ily heart beats calmly As q doves,
When all my woes bring to Thee,
On God who healeSt me?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05

stating that his boy had run away from
the house The next day he was taken
to Onarga on a warrant for murder, and
a large party went out to look for the
body Of the murdered boy The search
was continued all dav without success,
but finally, late in the afternoon, Mr..
John Barnes. of Gilman, found near the
hedge south of the house Il piece Of clay
subsoil that had been cut with spade.
\ stick was forced in the ground about
three feet, and on being drawn out 1t
smelled Of decayed matter. The ground
. was removed and the body Of the boy
Martin was found buried four feet eight
inches deep. He was enveloped in 4
sheet neatly pinned about the body, and
he had on his shirt, pants and cap. the
latter pulled over his eyes. The body
was very much decomposed, but the
feet gave evidence OF being burnt.
The news quickly spread, and Me
Couytie went to town to see Nera On
his approach Nera was saying to the
crowd III I've killed the boy. why don
they find the body ?" McCoutie re
spoud,d, Martin. they have found the
body, and You must submit to these
handcuii>.
"Where did you fnd it, Mae g.
Close by the hedge in the garden.
Have mercy on me, Mae.
How can You &sk for mercy, never
having shown it while your boy plead
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05
Permanent tGrcts OF strong DRINK

In the HcraH of H,oilh ia an article
from which we clip the following as
showing the evils Of intonpcrancc n n
new light, and adding another novel
and startling argument to the many al
ready advanced against the U.S. Of ;nto1-
icating liquors:
IN. history Of four generation, Of a
family, as sketched by " Morel, \ dis
tingiishcd French writer, Is fol- ol IL
struction in this matter. II Is as ioi.
lows:
First Generation The father wa.
killed in public house brawL
Second Generation. The son inherit
ed his father. ha6it-, which gave ri.c 20
attacks oil mania, terminating in paraly
sis and death.
Third Generation The grand con
was strictly sober, bu, was full Of hyro-
chondliacal and imaginary fears ol per
secutions, &c, and had horIic:dal ten
dencies
Fourth Generation. The fourth in
descent bad very limited intelligence,
and had an attack of madncss when siI
teen wears old, terminating in stupidity.
nearly amounting te idiocy With him
the family probably becomes extinct.
And thus we perceive the persistence Of
the faint in the fact that generation Of
absolute intemperance will not avert
the fatal issue.
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NEW VOL. 7---NO. 5.

sequence.
Strictly ornamental wives are out Of
fashion. and men love, honor, and ale
true to those women who bravely put
their hands TO useful employment to
help in bearing the burdens of life.
Those women who work and wait for
years, helping to make and save the
means for surrounding themselves with
luxuries, feel, when they can ride in
their coach and four, that they deserve
TO ride high and fast in pleasant places
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05
4 Sew OrIrnus seusalion.


Few OF the RESIDENTS IN the lower
part OF ihe eity ol .2'e years oGt are Ia
iillI1"I W." sum - ,r,' ~, '','''"'S NC
are now relating, me! nave ''''h
seen IN 'he '"lH%.i' o. >".','i.. evenings
a singular appa''u'h 3",'''>"'!''" 'l'|
oanquet'e oi Music street mas ,"lp>''eI,
an oId man. win long Ei%I. man, ana
ciad IN the costume .. n''l " century
ago. ihe garments were '""'H ~"
worm Out reN'"'t" i 'i'I''y>s sy. "i''''' III
carrier I'ES was '.'',l - ''1 n y @ ,o"'
'I'II = -, -N''toilN'li me- - '', .'nII,
Ne'! '"' man, "l'''""S.' q - ~ y ~
ana '"s 'o' 'nE u'-o' "'''! "'"'', "'r' n
pee" VI Sl-|'NC P'ol - 80 :" hl
orea"'A oi sho"'"'''' '''e "''P l'"V' ., '',
cAeS'' ana long htr' Gus i" ms 'I''I'.' ,l.
m''IN'.o"S S'''l'S'"' "'"' "a. ~
'.'S' '">'""'''" III ,''' ''.', ''' - : -
'''''' 9'','' - ','' '''','','.' ''','
"';''''TI' I' o'','' ''''' '',' ,.l -,
=" -, ''Ng ~ ''' '',,' .;., - = ' -
- C.''' - -
MS Io"''! N"N i"' mo T. n ',,' ",-.,, I,
/ '''S "TH' ny "'''' .'-", ~
Ht'iS cn'!"''' Ia"N',' !" '.,' VIl -
""'''' '''e i''N''''S - 5'''> ~ '''' '''''
man ,.. H..
IL must nave '''n ION! ',.> -, "s,' i'I ''','3
ne nIS' came '""'"E Us - 'o'N," .'
ih'o"I' age" 'H'" ""' "' '"' 40
nr" 10y 'he STURDY 'I''"y t''''''''''' ''yN
lhle ana active oU' '"' h'"I E''N E,"!
anu MS !A'' WIS SctI,''' W., b, M. ~.
lie 'E'd IN '''"T Die" ""',S.uI w!,;
ihat SCI oac" iF'," the S.'''" "" "E
vines rrell over lNr 'i"m"''"s ,''E ana
wre@ihed lantdSuc shapes on inc ,n''h'
ney TOPS. Ia 'h' !A'l o'"',''" low
ef' oIooih'" al '',' ear i'"''' "''' ''.'',
rch perfume maze the y" S,u'"o"S "''
sweet ~ I "Ii,'"" S'.'''''. -! W.
lis WORK. ma III '"c u''''' ~ I"N'S' ~,
old man sat ol afternoons M" N'''h'a
the sun decline No one else was tI-
cr seen III the house-n" one ever cross
cd the threshold ; and 30 u" Ncd' Il
SmiIe!csS, sad OLD man. III = I'n''y
house.
B"t one Day no' y gre" WiH'' s'HC''
the nci@hh0rs saw 'h%j the o""'' IN '"H
house were closed. ne Ola hl"h t'H
not appeared on the street tor weeks
and the grass had begun to grow 'ram
the chinks Of the marble slabs at hIs
door, and it began to be Whispered
about that the Old man was dead.
At last, one day, th" noishb'rs went
in (thcy were poor people pHt kindly
and truc) Sure enough he was dead.
He lay pallid and stark on a pallet cC
straw There were few scattered
chairs around the room and plain t.
bic Only one object arrested the cy,
Near the body WAS rich caskct, set in
mother Of pcarIand gold. jewels dashed
from the costly ld, and wreathcd IN tho
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05

4 Coop JOKE.-The Petersburg Con.
rier tells the following.
Last Saturday evening, after the elec-
ton of the new police corps by the
Council, John Y. Eord. a wellknown
Conservative member from the Filth
Ward, and who, Of course, voted against
the new appointees, was accosted on the
court house square by an old coiored
acquaintance as follows
tell you what, sah-Msrs Ford,
you'se disgraccd yourself forever
How is that, uncle! enquired Ford.
Why sab, you'Se gone and pat on de
perIeece parcel Of folksdst would scs:.
dalize h-ll
Z. COLLAPSED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05

L
ID Hampers. Cosl Holds, for sale by
NcCurdy g. Duke.
Il INTERFERING Ci.lern Pumps,
IA Hydraulic Cement, for sale bv
McCwdy g. Duke.
lNIlE Improved Eagle Hay. Straw and
x SIsIk Gutter. cuts five different
lengths, also tie improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double and single spout, for sale
by Ale Curly g. Duke.
UiIIE largest stock of fine Table and
< Pocket Cutlery in the county. will be
found at Nc Curdy g. Dukes,
NVERY article in he Trnware line for
Il sale by Nc cCrdy g. Duke.
GLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
u ONO Clover Seed Tor ,ae by
Nc Curly g. Duke
TEDZIE'S Rain Water Frleters, the
IL besl article in use Tor sale by
McCurdy g. Duke.
DIBBS. Sunnyside. Sections and other
ID Fire Place Heaters, greatly Improved
for 1870, viii be delivered and put up at
short uollce aud guaranteed
McCrdy T. DUKE.
NORN Shelters, Hay, Straw and Fod.
y der Cutters, for saIr by
McC~dy s. Duke,
TlPADFS. Spade FORKS. Hoes. Rakes,
y GARDEN LGes and TroweIs. for sale
by Nc Curdy g. Duie,
march IL ChailesIown.
Ii1 HE Wash Brushes, Cement, Csl.
u ctre Plaster, Ci>,ctn Purps and
Psleri " aler Drawers. lJr sale by
NcCurdy g. Duke,
march ii Cnat!esluw0.
WE have for sale large stock of Tin
" ware OF our own manuf.c;ure, and
give prompt at,yniou to Tin Roofing and
Spoullng. Ne Curly g. Duke,
march II Charlestown.
HAMES, Tr2ce Chains, and Horse
IL Collars, for sale by
NcCurdy s. Duke,
march IL ChaIiestown.
OLD Iron, Bones, RAGE, Old COPPER
u anG i5rars wanted in exehougo for
Goods or Cash by
.Nc Curly s. Nuke,
march II Chatles!owr.
! LARGE stock Of Buggy end Wagon
* Whips, Tor sale by
nc curly & Duke,
nope, I'll sizes, Water Kegs, Tubs
Il anI Wash BosId.. for sale by
McCurdy & Duke.
T7RENCu Muffin Pans, for sale by
AicCurdy e. Duke.
bright Steel Hoes. ,, 3, and / tine
ID Forks, Shovcs AMI Suaihes, Jusi re
caIyei and for sale by
McCurdy & Duke.
HARVEST SUPPLIES Of all kin's
x On our Iine) jas. received and for sale
by McCurdy 6 Duke.
,y!7ATER Coolers, Chllrcn's Wait.
III era (sonelbing new other WAIVERS
OF al : zss, Chamber Seus, just received
and ior sale by McCuray & Duke.
Z LARGE stock OF Traware Of slI
- klads. lor eale by
McCutjy & Duke.
ORASS Preserving Kettles, Iron Spoons,
y Ladies f.e,h Forks, Tin PIsI,s, and
otaer Harvest S0qpiies, for sale by
McGurdy 4 Duke.
DP EOZ. Harvest Rakes. Grain era.
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For Sale.

WILL sell privately my HOUSE snd
l. LOT well improved, conlaiulng 30
ACRES or Land. three quarters OF
q nile north of Duiield's Depot, b &
Ohio Railroad, and near The coniemp plated
Shenandoah Valley Railroad For par
iicolsrs address L. s. RUSE.
DUHields, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
Sept. 10, 1870. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05

dP'i DHllhgs D'uy CtO't'
IVlSrER'S Csbine, and Rowan's Bit
" ,ers,nI II. ~. Bllirgs' Drug Sore.
DODGER'S Compound Syrup Of i.iv.
LII erwarl, Tar and Canchs!sgua. This
Is an elegant preparation for Coughs,
Colds, &c. 1t is worth trying-ai
april 8 Billings Drug Store.
TUST received nice lot Of Wosien-
y bolms Cutlery, a,
march Billings Drug Store.
TIEMBOLD'S Buchu and Rose Wash,
III at sep3 Billings Drug Store.
r 10 and 90 gallon Wine Ca-ks for
% ,alO al Billings Drug Store.
liALL'S Balsam for the Lungs, is one
* OF ScovlIi's best preparations, and Is
much used in this commurily-at
april 8 Billings Drug Store.
ALL Of Dr. Jaynes valuable medicines
y for sale, wholesale and retail. Per-
sons purchasing them by the dozen or
h-lf dozen. can have them al wholesale
prices. sep3 H. ~. Bill mgs.
MESf + Refined Sewing Machine Oh, at
8 H. a. Billings
NAV 6 Drug Store.
NR. Forney's Valuable Blood Cleanser,
= al Billings Drug Store.
nl7!NCHESTER'S Hypophosptj!es,
LII L,ne and Soda, at
may 6 Billings Drug Store.
1pRY Morri.'s Tonic for Fever end
/ Agop, at Billings Drug Store.
OOlLED Linseed Oh at
. Billings Drug Store.
7iATNAWhY'S Peerless Gloss for
x Lndits and ChiIdren's Shoes at
ap22 II. NJ. Billings Dug Store.
7 HAVE increased my stock of Tobac.
L co, ana have now on hand oil grades
Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Give
ne cali and examine.
feb 25 II. N. Billings Drug Store.
rTCWNSLEY'S Tooth Ache Anodyne
I will cure iVo.h Ache IN the shortest
notice a. II. NJ Billings
al22 Dug Store.
+ 4 FRESH supply Of ScoveII's Prepa.
4 rarious at Il. NJ. Billings
sp22 Dug store.
NR. WlSTAR'S Old Cabine, BrIers,
IL at Billings Drug Store.
IUSF received l.om Philadelphia nice
y lot Of French Poper aud Envelopes,
rencHs, Pens, &r. Call and examine at
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05

rpEIE very place to buy your iIars and
l Shoes, is al the Cheap CA>h S'cre.
sprhl5 Lioyd Lichiidr,
( ARGE lot Of Snmmer Clotnlng jus,
Il received, such IS Linens. Alpaca,
rweeds, Cououades, leans, Ca>rneres,
ct Lloyd Licklider's.
mACKINAW Straw Hats jGsD receiv-
l1I ed at Lloyd Lrchllder's.
3NHE very best place to buy cheap
4 Clothing, Hats, Saoes, Notions, aud
Gents Furnishing Goods, is q,
june 10 Lloyd I"ckliier's.
NOTE THIS !-Ladies Lasting KID
~ Foxed Baton GereFs,
Mens' Congress Gsi;ers. Fine Calf
Boots,
Gert-' elk mixed Csssimer suits, Cor
duroy Pants, aud large stock of Gloves
aud Hosiery, !!
april Is LIoyA Lick!,der S,
GENTS Gauze Undcrshirts for Som.
II o,er wear, 81 h'ckiider's.
RTEN'S Lasting and Cali Skin Con.
Ill gress Gs;Iors, at Lickii3er's.
7 ARGE 10, Linen Coats. Pants and
Vests, ror men and hovs, just recciv-
cd at Oak Hall. Lfoyd Lickhder.
QTRAW Hats for men. boys and chill.
\ dren, Jus, received at Lichider'S.
IURE CIDER Vinegar, Tor sale by
NAV l3 ". T. Lemcn
IIOW HIGU lSH DIS Good Syr-
* ups from 40 TO so cents, at
msy 10 ". r. Lemens.
UUGARS at 10 and II cents per pound,
= at u. r. Lemcn's
may l3 Cheap Store.
7 DOSE SHAD, Herring in barrels or
Il b. The dozen, a. IT, T. Lcme"'s
Cheap Store.
sas.m,o, ; N. W.! B. NJ. n'Es": E'onr.r.>s.
May l3. 1871. If
IA MNN POUNDS OF WOOL wan
AOaNOO ted. for which tie highest
prIce IN Cash wl!l be peid.
NAV Is II. T. Lemfn
EllSu ! FISH !-Herrrng by The bar
j rel or hundred, for sale low by a
il. RiOn Lucas
Harpcr's Ferry, June 3. II
q FINE assortment OF Queensware and
X Tia Ware for Harvest. for sale low
by II. Ri0n Lucas.
Ha;per's Ferry, June B. If
BAKERS CHOCOLATE. best in use
. for 81. low by II. Ron L"cas.
Harpers Ferry, June 3. tt
The Powdered Ba,r.Brick, most
| eNrellen, article for cleaning metals;
every housekeeper should use J.. Tor sale
by Il. RiOn Lucas.
Hsrper's Ferry. June 8. It
;NHE Iron-clad White wash Brush, the
( bes. IN use, for sale los hv
X. RlON LUCAS.
Harper's Ferry, April 22
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-05

An enterprisiDg farmer, III order to
supply themarket with fresheggs, brings
his hens along and lets thein III IN n;
way.