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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

~ Peace is officially an
bounced in Europe, Germany
and France having signed the tn
treaty. The French provinces
'Alsace and Metz go to Germany
France, besides paying its
own debt, is to pay Germany
within three years. years $95o,OOo, 900,
and the, German troops are to
march in triumph through Paris.
France is,indeed Inundated.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
Crock Ware

A large lot of hutns, Crooks
Milk Pans, Flower Pots, etc.
just.receiyed, and for sale cheap
for cash at - IA
~ 30. = "a 81 1IM..l
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS
u B E B A :

GEN'L AGENTS WA NTET
for Groesheek s Calculating maohine,. rapid ateD
rate reliable, simple, lastly operated, cheap an'
diving instantaneous additions OrSubstractions
taEing ronfohe TO ave columns Of fgures at time
Carrying anu borrowing its owntens, hRnd eds. etc
lwitl1out th East thought on the part OF the opera
Tor. Address . TZIEGLER& MCCURDI, Cincin
|aati,- i0fio! IsjU 9h9 NDgE Sff3 81 ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
The latest War News.

Paris has surrendered and We
of the South can! can ts:yFmPsal,fhi!se
with its ai lplhabtsaq sslnin Cd heh
wounded Apridea but tthel.gfee4
brick front still ',udres'iSanaoisiir
receipt of a lot of new goodste
reppletaniiishi their stock of.readS
made clothing, ladies' dress
goods, ',ccloaks,. shaIs, hoods
nubiass and fui!!ss,alI 81 which w
are offering at cost. ,..,,,, 60. ca T,
81 a., MURRAY lf;RFtA & None AZ SStih
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

J. r. FEENEY, Principal.
MISS NJ. A. McEWEN, Assistant.
-NRS.,M.A.,MILES. Teacher Of Agsic
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

ATM EE !: a.. 4: s$i q:
POitralfs iByla slistin gtfiShed southern tuth9r
Iontains facts Of interest never before p9blished-
Sehti ohs reGeIpt 0E pTics SO %. Also john listen
Cooke sWoEl, Personal Portraits, scenes and Nd
ventures on tie War 800 E2B. TREAT & &c.
Pub s., 6o4 Broadway, \. Y.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
Queens and Glassware

just received a large lot
which will lib IS sold ID at tt the loves
|ca as Prlees: y1m2 So saa5 ID
tt SHACKLEFORD- &. SMITH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
ncssa we lhave Ais lWeek re

~ We have this week re.
oeiyss'q new sup supply IF 'firfcq9is;ss5.
Demesties, Boots and SHOES, Table
Cutlery, ,Queensware, oeto.jtwhieh
we are anxious to seiI'to cash buys
e,rs':4s We bought them tObseH f9i
1ash, at low, iguF3efslSs The rs credit
system don't. suit US, and We are are
exceeding anxious TO make tbs
of men who hays
+ Fy1 Il 5,'@ J1q5PRsi41= 1 }SE 60 ).
@ Hatclsr needs the'mone
on that account you owe bin. = :,
He, can be found at his OLD stand
Feb23-tf 'i zoo eii JHA
..|..4 -....g.. - ..-s a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

Hefs thoroughly o7efhauling the entire
establishment. He has the entire owner 4
ship and, management of the Hotel, and
thence feels more at liberty to can upon his
|old' friends, and promise them that they
shall be well cared for. hugiri 9Guof /.
The House is most conveniently situated
ITO all the Depots, to the Capitol, and TO the
business portion of the city.pl' lHt feb9-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

BOWELS in general cOsTIve, sometimes alternating
with lax Drhe head is troubled with pain, and dull
heavy sensation, considerable loss of memory ac-
companied with painful sensation of having left
Hone something which ought to have leen, done
Dfteh complaining Of weakness
II EbYgn q t,HteMity and low spirits Some
Al IIuFn Hines some OF the above syInp-
In aid ltOns attend the disease and az
iii HVI III Ilothertimes very few of then bal
III TTfi q / 1.-The. Liver is generally, the organ
II. lhost involved Cure the Liver
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

- -
the name of G.. ". Jones was also
added to the list. N
On motion, j. D. Tillman was
appointed to present the proceed
ings of this meeting to the Cir
cult Court, and w. F. Kercheval
to the Chancery Court.
On motion, John Waddle was
appointed a Committee to super
intend the tolling of the church
| bells at the funeral service.
The meeting then adjourned
G. W. JONES, President.
J. W. NEWMAN, e.,,.t,,n,,.;;..
N. o. WALLACE, '''''S'D - TO-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

sTa- A learned Senegambiar
legislator in the Louisiana House
|of Representatives, on being rep
|rimanded for "breacL of deco
rum" for sayingof another mem
Der, "dat dar nigga is a dam liar.
and l will frow a boot down bis
+ as5t I; E lie opens ) dat dar cellal
|doah again." Indignantly replied
|"dar is no breach OBJ de korum, fol
de korum am still sittin, ready 70:
Ito do business" ... 'ai =.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

B Dyer county has assessed
"a So tax on dogs ; Haywood ooun-
|ty, so cents.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

|adEgF Times aregettihg easier ir
Nashville Good paper oon the
street, has fallen to u per cent
PSh AIAoti "a t.s l,e. r.!.a a-. .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

i "a The Arkansas llllf STERN nt has
simmered 0down.if' The Senate
will net try Clayton, and he has
left for Washington % bsIiai ,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02
SCHOOLS.
FACULTY.

md continue twenty weeks.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-03-02

~ In the debate in the SEN
ate on the 18th, on the PROPOSE
.tion to admit Senator Miller, of
GEORGIA, Mr.. Carpenter, Radi-
Ical,) of Wisconsin, one Of the
.clearest and ablest expounders
of the Constitution in the SEN
] ate, declared that DIR. Miller's
F'offense came within the range
.of the general pardon issued by
President johnson in Decem-
/ der, 1868, and had been entire-
by obliterated by that act. y
This is the first indication that
the Radicals are coming to a
recognition of the power of
/ the President as laid down in
the Constitution. Mr.. Carpen-
ter sees that wheneverth ques-
stion comes before the Supreme
Court of the United States, it
will be decided in favor ofIthe
constitutionality and binding
force of the proclamation of
amnesty by President johnson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
Rcmorse Of Con,ciencs.

Abrvt four yrsI.,go Jsnes To~nssa
nl Pocahnnta' county, Wet Nnl'nis,
elnPed ~ih hi brother EzrkieHs sde.
The drcou.ol.,e EzeAirl ssued ~ pur.
suI, al thr luginves. bui si'rt en- un,Ue.
crssiul hunt ol week or too bc rr,urn.
e. home 10 lament. ~ the solitude "i hls
widowed home, ihr i2eonsishry OF 6rAis
woman.
Year. passed on the loving coupls
took "lhe even tenor OF their ~sy" sc,o,s
The u ount.lns OF WeN VugIni,. and
crossed over into OHIO. Ill The Ssy on
loot. where they isrued tor a ~hlle.sesk.
my lhe robJus.l bliss slSays dreamed OF,
but never possessed by "usn, lo,ers.
tiad,ue that ihe course oi true lave do's
MOI always RON sm"pih, 'hry pulled w
It k.,. and, M, tie "st.rs oi empire
wrstu ard roos their course.
They crossed ''ihr l.ihrr OF watc,s"
aud fuil pushing on mss,T.ed ,bc plans
ahd then. Ia cool lbe sidui OF their love.
assembled III, sno~ capped snmmis OF
ihs Rocky MOun,sin,. Descending from
incs. heIeht-, ihey irtd lDIng ~ tho
ier,le valleys wet of the.e mountains.
and pitched Ihem tents IN ne ne'shb"r-
hrcd o( Omaha. Bui. alter awhile.
James became uIed OF the i.liei,Hs of
married hlt-,hs responsibilities suend-
Ing them became iThsImr. The idea of
h.,,ns 10 support w,ie-snd she sro.h.
rT mans wiie ioo-"s too much loo
hin. Rrnof.e 81 CONFERENCE pIeyed up.
o. hl, mind. lie found. too late, that he
had de.uoyed ,hr happlne'' ol a b'o'hsis
household only IA bong sdJii'n,l care
and g,,ei in hrm,-lf Wiling 10 make
what amend, he could be rc-ulvrd 10 re-
iurn win III, ,iol,n ~lfe md re,iore her
to ,ht bosom oi Ter liere lord. shd his ".
luIrd troihrr. 81 back he r.me. bring
mg ~, iAn charge along. A lev werks
ago one morning a. The ,un ~ss jusi be.
ginning in cs,I Iis feiuls srbt hsams Over
suJ sToUnd the mOuD,s,n csbu OF ihs
widowed Ezrslel. and he having cooked
aud eaten hi, breakfast slone. ~ss wash
ing ihr dI'he'. lii'sd UP hs eye. end
looking towards TIE door. b,hsld the TOT
mer partner OF lis j"y'-h" long l"s'
~ie. Enher suPPo'ing II to be sn spps.
nt,"n or unwilling 10 haze his affections
blasted aesIn. he h,j through the other
door. I"avina the Inc"nHsai aiis 10 Uy
lite ~nhouIs palmer Toe while. James
lrh inmetI."ly after delivering he
charge. aud u 10 no, improbable that hs
is IN Washington by ihis nme. expecting
an appointment a' minister 10 Spsin, 'Ies
SrcL!e
lie 10 erinsndy qualified f1r the posi.
ZION. ~ the eycs oi 1hs pn'sni sdm ME
ua,Ion. let bin have an appointment.
NJ. PIc,ideni. u you have ~ ssnd him 70
Ulh. GIenbip Md,pendeni.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
Legend Of Alexander the Great.

"For when he tItth he shall carry nothing
away his glory shall not descend after
him.'-f,sim xix. IL.
remembet an Ess,etn legend which |
have sl"sys thought iurn'sheJ rmsrks-
be IhOLgh uGccnscinus co nmentsry on
Mefr wuiLs Of the P.s,mi-t. Aiexsnder
the Great. Ne ATE told. being up"n his
death bed. commsudel that when he VAS
caIIird lorlh To the grave. his hands
should NOT be wrapped a. usual IN tha
cete.cio,h. Sut should be irft outside ti.s
bier. so ,hn all miehl see thew. and
might zee ihsi they acre empty, Tho, there
was nothing IN them; thai lie. born 10
one empme. and the conqueror Of another.
lie po.srssor whle he lived Of too
~orld.-of The East and ol The West
aud al treasures oi hosh, yelno~ ~hen he
va. dead. could retain no smallest poo
ton al these treasures that On this na,-
rr ,he poorest btgsar add hs we're ~
f-ceh Oh equal ,sims -.7re.bishoP
Trguch
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
DeiusiOna Of Ciflhood.

used 10 tclIr'e 10 school insDj,h hip.
Th.t d,luslon .Od.d wien !r.b-Ila Jur.
1T told nutu.l iupnG, th.i ws yrHs
and yes' her senior. krowinR sha
dreadful 6b ,he l0li.
lu,ed to suffer Psng' Of sfony beesuss
Of ots u besgsn. Since then ! have
,een one Unsir'p hm woOd,h leg 20 sa
area. and run oil e., ly % i~o legs VI he
own. Another threw f. loaf Of bread in
the pulfr. and saw the ih,rd. sho hsd
hs-n yelling I'll Day. "Pies'i ssswi The
bl'nd.' e.ieiuliy sI,min'ns his collection
of ten cent ssnps by the l,ghI Of friend.
~ apple xomzn's candle.
iu'eJ tn pu, erssi isrih IN lovers
Vows. Nov. | do n"i beh.vs Q asp yvss
ms,"s anything he 'sJ' 'os ~omap wn.
le" II 1. 'onribins disssr'sshle.
J.rd to b,le,e m f.i,Liul ssrv.ris.
Since ih'n ave hmed Girls iroa ,ut,Ih.
grnce offices and lo-t Ill ny pocksi.hsnd.
sereh,el. bot one. and Loot u too.
u,ed 10 believe ~ beauty. Sip,s
iheo have seen . b,wIrobieg hello tsts
of hall her hair. all b'r t,eib. tue bssi vi
her complexion. NO pounds VI cotton
batting. and corset.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

CHEEK.

Upon The worlds vast hstIIe field.
Amid it. war and sirlle.
Where men their weapons brsveiy VIE
To gain the prize Of lie.
If sny lsll-9nn some do fail
70 win tie goal they sers.
BE cure il is lor The towards. psie.
And not Ihe man Tlih CHECK
II there's place need, TO be filed.
OlslI Ihe mrn that seek.
'ris surely won. however skilled.
By him uho has :he cheek"
he gsins tie place and none mas fear
HI. fitness may be small {;
Deficiencies will ne'er appear,
For "cheek" concesl. them oil.
The ladies-bess their gentle hearts
For him have special smiles
And though by him rhry suffer smsr".
lie all their fears beeuIe..
TLey thoughl hs was so very good.
And Ih-n al ,iWes 80 mex
Ii seems they never und'r-tnud.
lie did II all by cheek.
The man Of cheek-he is the chap
Wh"se praises now s'nF
Though he may hi, your head sr'p.
You think We qune "'he IhIng.
Lei Others praise 'he modest man.
Whose soul is mid sud meek
But shall ever lead the vaa,
That lsuds the man OF "cheek.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE SHEP1IERDSTOWN REGISTER
lS PITEJTSurn uIrpr,v
} PUBLISHED WEEKLY

ct $3.50 per annum in advance, or If paid with
10 two months after the date Of subsc ription;
II not paid within two months So Will be
charged. These terms will be strictly sd-
hereJ TO.
ApvkRrisEmESrs OF one square or less, for
three Insertions or less 81 so, aud 30 cen.s per
square for each additional insertion. Larger
ones III the same proportion. The space Of
IL lines will constitute square.
A liberal deduction will be made from the
above rates, on yearly advertisements.
if the number OF insertions be not marked
on the advertisement. when sent in, II will be
published and charged accordingly.
Jon PRiSTiNC will be executed with ne1t-
nesS and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when LANDED in.
All personal communications WI! be charged
for at the rate OF 81 cents rer square, II lines,
for one insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
Of the Annual Advertisers, 1t is proper TO state
GiaiRc!is that ter privilege only extends 10
their own immediate business. Real Estate, Le-
s,l and all other advertisements sent by them
10 be sn additional charge, and no variation.
No paper diScOhIinUed unth all arrcarsges
are paid up. unless at the option Of the editor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
I2HaElhIN2i99z;S

MALE OR FEMALE.-WE ARE NOW
vi prepared to furnish all classes with Con.
stan, Employment, at home the whole or part
cf the time. Business new, respectable and
very proGishe. Persons Of either ser easily
earn from 81 TO SIS per evening. and much
larger amoun. by devoting their whole time 10
the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men o. women. Any ore sending for
our Full instructions is certain 10 make money
fast. Tha. you may ;es, The business. we will
send Free by mail. our FULL ms RUG
TiONS HOW 10 COMMENCE, also Val
ua lie "a PIE Package Of Goods. Those area.
dy started are making $50 PR week deroi'ng
10 hours a diy. NO CAPITAL NEEDED
to ,tarl hu>intss, / is ndapieI for all !ocsIl-
ties. II you want permanent employ mcui. aud
large returns. scod your address TO NJ YOUNG
& CO., &c Fulton ST. New York.
Nov rs I'm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
Dwelling House,

containing Rooms, Cool Cellar and
K,,chen. wlh never ls;iIng We'll oI
good water near tie h0use; also large
Ci.lern. fine Barn ui;h good Stables, a
Smoke House. Blacksmith Shop, Zen.
ants lIouse. Corn CRIB. Hog Pen, &c. :
Good O,chsrd of Choice Frut.
TEs i, cerlsinls one OF ,he most desi-
rable small Farms in The County. Pu.
sons wishing 10 view the premises, ann
ior mr,,er information. will please call
on F. d. Clsmer on the premises, or
Isaac Clyncr near Shsrpsburg. Md. or
Isasc Jones near Shephefdet""n
TERNS-FiIi.en hundred dollars "i
the purchase money will be required to
be paid 10 hsnh. The hal ,nce in two equal
annual payments, With interest lrem hs'e'
The deferred payments 10 be secured by
The bonds of the purchaser. and dee" "'
tns, on the premises. Possession gwen
on 'hr lst oI April next
n. B.-ShouId the above Farm not be
sold privately before
Saturday, 18th Of February,neXt,
II will on unsr day. ct o'clock, + NJ
he offered al Public Auction. IN front OF
the Court House in ShePherdstowH, on
The tefmt a. above stated.
ISAAC CLYMER,
F. ID. CLYMER,
ISAAC JONES.
January 7, 1871. 6w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

EAIINo without hPPgrITE.-li -
wrong 10 eat w,tboUt sppeuie. Tor II
shnws iheren no R,sirir juice m the
stomach. ard that nature dOes not need
food. and ihere not being any Ha'd 10 re
celVe and act upon II. u wo1ld remain
there ooly io purely. The very ,bo'i OF
which .houId be Sufficient 10 deIer any
man from eating without sn appetite. Tor
Tie remainder Of hI. l(e. Il q ionic -
taken 10 whei toe sppe'Iie. ia misIssen
course; f1r IFS only resol, % 10 csUss one
10 e.t more. when already an amount has
been eaten be, ond ~hs, the gsIrie juice
supplied /. sblr 10 prepare.
Tie obJrcl io be obiainsd 10 a lTg'f
supply Of gs.irc. not larger 'oPPly Of
food snd Whatever fails 10 accomplish
tina, .s.enrisi object, fails TO have an sffi-
cheney toward, e cure Of dys?eptc d..
.ea.e and as the formation oi the gas.
ric Juice is Directly proportional to the
wear and vase OF the system, ~bicn -
to be The mean. Of supplying. and 'b''
wear and assie can only lake place - the
result OF exercise. The point - fesehej
again that ihe eihcirnt remedy for dy'.
pep.ia Is work out door wGr.-bene6. 8.
eisi and successful 10 direct proportion ss
il is agreeable. Interesting. snd prodt,bIe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

3UHOSE in want Of good Cook Sto,e
! shouId cal! on McCurdy & Duke.
uLOVER SEED-25O Bushels Choice
" Ohio Clover Seed Tor sale by
.NcCurdy & Duke
OARBOLIC Ssvr cures ErUr,ioas,
v Sores and all Skin Diseases. sold al
DR.. Nogruder',
iunels Drug Store.
DUMFORD'S Celebrated YessIPow.
IL ders, cold al
DR.. Nagruder',
June ls Drug Sore.
DOCKET Picture Gallery. comprising
< one thousand specimens Of Fine Art,
for sale At The Book Store al o. cents, or
mailed TO any address on receipt OF 80
cents. ". D. Lauck, Box 4s.
jsn7 ShephsrjsIown, w. Va.
uNTI FREEZING Cisern Pumps.
X Hydraulic Cemenl, for sale by
Mc Cudy {. Duke.
JPHE Improved Eagle Hay, Straw and
Z Stalk Gutter. cuts hve different
lrnqihs, also the improved Delaware Corn
Shelter, double anu single spout. Tor sale
by iie Curly E Duke.
VHE largest stock Of fine Table and
( pockel Cutlery in the county. will be
found a, Nc Curdy e. Dukes.
YlVERY article in The Tin~sre line for
q sale by AeCurdy y Drlks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

An ELnaUtsT DgrsncE ~ woniH -
"Dsy my rsd against vomsa as much %
dsy liss." sij a d.rtsy. lately. "esy
csn'',si ne sssin'i dem. ] hsb slusys
IN ny life found dem 10 be toe, IN lob.
iu.I 10 sqosnsl fds' IN the dance. fst in
The saloon. and tie fu.t. beet and isst IN
the SICK room. What wovld ws do 9TH.
oo' lh'm' L't.' BE- born 80 young. %
u.ls. and - h.i les n U plsss~. end
.onsn'. sm sm ready W receive 10.
She II an ,bs, go's - our fast dose %
castor oil puts eIo'hs "n our h,Iplsss.
naked I'obs. snd "sbbs" up our fosss
and noses Ia loos a.noti psrico,,s f; sni
u an 'bs. I" ws grow up dst hlls oss din.
nsr bs'ke' ~'d do"sbns,s and ,ppl.s %
we sisrt iof school. sad Iikss % . hen 90
tear our uowGU."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
A Talk with Lungstreet.


met General Long-rrreI few even
ings ago, and bad good opportunity 10
determine wh,t manner Of Glsm he Is. so
lar, at least, a. his cOnvrrssron and Sp
prsrsnce wcn'. l.ongsmseI is one ol ihe
most perfect tyres vi a professional sol
der. He seems to be about So years oI
age. but IL probstly several years young
.r than h. lonhs, having Suffered parts!
psrsl, sis OF his righI arm ever since he
We. struck al The baIle Of he Wilderness.
when mu.ke' ball took hm fairly under
The throat, s,nnned him sb-clu,ey, and
uayersin4 lis rhs came Uui Somewhere
near his Tip. He was taken from bis
horse covered ~IIh blood, within few
rods Of lhe place where Slone~sll Jsck.
sun had met his death wound the pre-
vinus year. Lnng,treet has brown har.
ewhsl tprned ~ color. amt net very
thick. and moOslsches and whiskers. cut
like those Of The King o! Pross's.
He had fine head, which indicates The
possession Of executive rsiler ihsn sug-
gesrive properties, however. End small.
derpes, eye Of blue. with short cyelashes,
a long straight nose, and clearly cut and
prominent chin, rather low cheek bones,
and an ear which has an extraordinary
long lobe. reaching abou, an ioch from
The orIGce 10 The bottom. hut which is not
yet, in otter respects very large ear.
lie wears plsln dress. and his whole
pre,ence has nsmeless s,if posses,lon
and self resprc: which Is not u"frequent
amongst Southern men. He told me Ihs,
he never cast vote in hi. life until last
year. LnugslreeI discusses with calm.
ness and good Judgment The military abh-
NV Of his associates, and IL IS not p.lpatle
that he has lost any Of the z'st and hearu-
ne,s which used 10 distinguish him as a
member OF The lost cause lie saws
no,hing which indicates lie reRre, al the
part he .Onk. ouI on the contrary, he
seemed To have Jociie sOn Of lundncss
for hls military Iiie aud prominence dur.
Ine tie rebellion. lie evidently consld-
ers Joe Johnslon's 10 be tie firs, military
reputation OF The South. and lie speaks Of
the Fedcrsl Generals with respect, ae-
M.CIno,. l,i,,. =,
y, us, ,tai 49,. 4 :, .
''o s"''''''p' ,, 49,. C.,,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

lfyou want 10 make fac thing OF it
don'ite coarse.
The mos, fashionable marriages nova.
days are the simplest. Several have oc-
CURED lsteIy in which there were neither
bridesmaids. or eroomsmen. cards. e-
cep,ons. or display. The fashion j. one
OF the most rensIble Of modern IiDes.
richly dressed ouna lady created =
sensation on our streets The other siier-
noon. by sppesrinR without false hair.
Where she cane from is profound mys'
terry. She dcu't live here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11

The bs', cough drop fos youss ladies'
/" TO drop the practice Of dressing th,s,
Shea yos 90 insn the night cir.
81 have sery Iiuie re.pses (or the dee
Of this ~oilc ""s chap said whea us
r,pe vas put around his neck.
A eolosed isdy. bos',ins Of he psor.
sess made by Ter con 10 sri'hmsiie. ssd ,
He - in bis mon6cs'ion tstis." ~ z
Says the csp''in. ~ slvsys bs,s i
goose ~ my tsble on Chsissass.' "Of
course you DO" answered Q nip. "skea
you sre o. ho@s."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
JOHN Il. SCHUPPERT,
G @ EElE,
CABINET MAKER,
ARD


Js prepared at ell times to furnish COfFlNS
| and attend funerals, havmg an excellent
Nearsc. Metallic Cotius furnished II required
q, the shortest possibly notice. Cabinet work
OF every kind done with ncatnesS and cheap
ness.
II. would also call attention to his large and
,.ried STOCK of Furniture on hand, at his iur
.i,ure Warernoms, corner of German and
Princess Streets.
French and Cottage bsdstead'. Dressing Bu-
reaus. plaln and ornamented Bureaus, Wash
stands Toilets, Sofas, Mattresses, Cribs, Chairs,
Cradles, or any thing IN the Furniture line.
furni.t ed at the shortest notice Thankful
for pas, iavors, he hopes TO merit and receive
a liberal patronage, from generous public:
Sheph.rdstnwn, July l6 1870. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-11
& CARD,

WE desire to return our thanks 10 our old
w customers and the public generally, for
the liberal share Of patronage extended 10 us
in the past, and hope to merit continuation OF
the same by close attention To business aud
Offering CHEAP GOODS.
RICHARD & WELSHANS.
October Is, 1910. II