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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28
Editorial iSreyities.

The Winchester Neps wants the
Martins5urg and Potomac railroad eX-
tended to that place. Whenever that
road will be extended from Martinsburg
TO Winchester, railroads will be out of
fashion.
The term of the Governor under the
old Constitution WAS HCo years; under
the new, fGur years, so that by rc-elec
ton Gov. Jacob will have six years ser
vice Gov, Jacob supports Greeley Il
Brown.
Horace Greeley, is swinging around
the circle" He spoke at Pittsburg and
Columbus last week. His speeches are
admirable both i'll tone ana temper and
perfectly free from dcmagogism.
Bu>y-Thc farmers i'll topping their
corn and gathering fodder. Also in
blowing and sowing wheat.
Considerable curiosity is afloat to know
which OF the ladies OF Shepherdstown
will take advantage Of the prerogatives
of Leap Year. Some hesitate, Some are
afraid, but a bold ana daring one will
carry off the prize. Faint heart never
won fair lady or brave man.
The next elections will take place
October s, when State officers aud Con
cresSmen are TO be chosen in Indiana,
Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio ard Pennsylva-
MIA, and Congressional delegate is to
be elected in the Territory of Alaska.
"Do all the damage YOU can to the
railroads and crops--carry Oft stock of
all descriptions. and negroes so as TO
prevent further planting II the war
is 20 last another year. let the Shenan-
doah Valley become barren waste.
This was Grants order to Sherman.
\ stylish bonnet can be obtained from
Paris for SIG. Indulgent husbands
will cut this ont to show to their wives.
\ warm summer, the weather pro
phets say, is sure 10 beget cold morn
iugs and evenings early in the fall.
A Utica girl at the proper hour pulls
string which reverses a picture on the
back OF winch appears IN huge charac-
tiers the words. Ten o'clock is my bed
time" and her admirers take the gentle
hint and depart.
Last Tuesday, 18th inst, Deputy
Sheriff Lamon, of Berkeley county, de-
liyered at the penitentiary, Levi Keller,
who was convicted at the August term
of the Circuit Court Of that county, of
grand larceny. and sentenced for ten
years.
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n!orria0ts.

In Chambcrsburg, Pa. hy the Rev.
Luther Gotwold, Mr.. CHARLES O.
NEAL to Miss MARIA T. MEAD.
both Of Mar;iu>burg.
On the 10Th inst, in Mariimshurg. Ly
Rev W. l.. CnlIcl, 3Ir j. X. RUM
LES. and Miss ELIZABETH +.
SMITH, both Of Maiinshnry.
On the same day, 10y the same. IN
Martinsburg. Mr. ". T. Butt. ana
Miss HANNAH +. MYERS, both of
Berkeley county
On the 18th INST, by Rev. =. G.. ".
Reid, JOHN VI. BROtNING, ot BAL
tunorc, to Miss ANNIE +. CLAP.
SADDLE. formerly Of { harlcSt0wn.
In M"rtinsburg, by the Rev Mr.. RI
ley, WILLIAM A. rITIER, son of
Mr. J. W. lilzcr, an,s Miss SARAH T..
GORRELI., all of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

By THE ALLnGANr AGRlcrLrrRAL
FAIR-Thc Fourth Annual Fair of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Society of
Alegsny county and West Virginia and
Pennsylvania is to be hold Mt the Socic-
tvs grounds in the City of Cumberland.
on the lst, I'd; Sd and 18th days of Dc
tober 1872. The premiums offered by
this Society amountto more than $4,000,
and are amongst the most liberal in the
country.
Great inducements arc offered Cor the
presence Of good horses too, as the pre-
miums in the trials of speed amount to
$500. Some good stock will be there.
The fair this season promises to be
the best vet held in the Mountain City,
and we have no doubt many of our PEG
pie will attend.
1t is expected that Gov. Whyte will
deliver the annual address, as he has ex-
pressed his intention to do so, should
nothing occur to prevent it We return
thanks for 4 complimentary ticket TO
Mr.. Lowdermilk, Secretary.
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r. /, + & 4 1 ID \
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An Eler,'on will b. hrlj IN ~, Cnuu-
\ " VI Jefferson. Il HE s.,rroi places
ui vonn9,
On Thursday, the 9th day ci
October, 1872,
70 Slpcr MEMBER al he 43J Copqr,s.
from the End CoDgTt,'Ionai DIsulei oS
Wet Vre,nfa.
And also. =, me same iime ADD 1lsr's
NJ voting. me yTOpO-'IIoD will 81 cub
lnIled 90 the voirn nI ssId County
whrihFJ hey vii hare ,he Ss1rUI,nJ
5, strn ~ me Comfy Cont St''m. ,.
pIOriird hy the Constitution adopted Oh
ms 22Di Day Of August. 1879.
1ho,e prrsnns wishing To vote lof The
County Court vii DO 80 ~ hairy
wr,usn or printed IN her bslon
70, hs BOord of SupGrisOu.
And ,ho-e pFr.Ohs wishing TO vote
SIR ,he County C"sri oil! 10 30 by bs'-
log ~r,ii.n or printed IN ihem ballots:
70, The County Court.
By o,d., OF the Board Of SupervroJ,.
6. II. TURNER. Clerk.
Sep, % A.
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DtntI)s.

In Baltimore City, on Monday even
ing last. at the residence of her m"thcr.
Miss SUSAN L. SHEPHERD, laugh
ter OF James shepherd deceased. ST this
town. aged 81 wears
Ga wednesday n"7niug. September
18th. 1872, 1T the residence OF hes pa
rents IL Charl,stowu.ot Typhoid Fever,
Miss JENNIE WEBNTER.only daugh
ter of Thomas ID. " Webster. III tue 2OlI,
year OF her aye.
1t her rcsidcuec in this countr. on,
the 18th inst. Ng>. RACHEL l.
BELL, wife of Cant; \. E,il, dcvcascd-
aged s. Years
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

ES II. 3. WAsHrSGroN.-This gen
tleman, whom We saw at Charlestown,
on Monday of las, week, although beaten
BY Mr.. Tcarney, for the Sherifaltv,
seems none the less chagrined at his de
feat, and if upon the stage of action, -
by the time another opportunity pre-
sents itself he will give another chase
for that Office. He seemed to be in OK
ccllent bumor, well pleased with the re
suit, and not particle ''sore headed
over his defeat We stated in our pa
per, previous to the election, that he
would give somebody big scare, and
he did We trust there is ''bettel
day" coming for him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

ET" TIE NEXT FArE.-The next
Fair Of the Frederick County Ag1lcul-
tural Society, will be held on the Fair
Grounds, at Frederick City, Nd, begin
ming October 18th and continuing four
days. 1t will, doubtless, be the most
interesting ever held by that very. sic
cssstul Association, now so tayorabIy
known. That the Frederick County
Exhibition possesses unusual attractive
ness is evident by the immense atten-
dance of visitors who annually throng
the grounds This is perhaps due in
part TO the great beauty Of Its location
and surroundings, as well as its success
full management The grounds are i'm
mediately in the suburbs OF the interes-
ting little City Of Frederick, command
ing 4 beautiful view of the fertile and
highly cultivated valley. With It's g1eat
advantages Of convenience and ease Of
access, it will, no doubt, always be a
favorite resort 1t will be remembered
that President Grant and Cabinet visit
ed the Fair two successive years, and
that last year Horace Greeley was the
orator. Gen. Wade Hampton delivers
the annual address this year. We re
turn thanks for complimentary ticket.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Fcs- FARMERS MEETING IN BERKE-
Lrr.-We see 10y the Era that n meet
ing of the farmers Of Berkeley county,
for the purpose OF organizing Joint
stock company or corporation TO build
anil and engage in the manufacture
of their own wheat into flour. was held
in Martinshurg on the 7lh instant No
Scs :. Grautham, Esq, presided over
the meeting. \ number of resolutions
were adopted snd committees appointed
to solicit stock and procure charter
One Of the resolutions adopted provides
that one Of the governing features of
the Association. TO be incorporated in
It's charter shall be that '.fre bushels Of
msrchanioJIe whea', or tn squiralsnt
r"i'e at me H'ne IN monty, shoH ,ccur.
10 The hotter 1876 lbs cLHOm and 60 lbs
IF oFm
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Sc Whilst at Charlestown on Mon
day of last week, we d'oppsd in to see
our old friends, McCurdy & Duke, OF
the Agricultural and Hardware EStab-
lshment. Ned seemed as happy as a
young miss with her first bOw. These
gentlemen seem TO be wide awake IN
keeping up with the times in Machine
~ of different kinds, and are dlsposlng
Of large quantities. They also have
Fertilizers of every description, which
are so essential to growing wheat, and
which our farmers should use in protu
sion at this season OF the year. They
are also manufacturing Tin Ware in
considerable Notwithstanding the
very best Of workmen and material.
You can there procure anything from a
threshing machine down to pen knife.
Call and see them when YOU visit
CharlestoWn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

LIZ HOTEL RLNTED.-The "Entler
Hotel" of this town, which has been
universally known for the last fifty years
rs one of the best kept hotels in the Val
ley of Virginia, has been rented by Mr.
Bowen of Charlestown, formerly OF
Clarke County, who will take posses
sion in n few weeks. MIR. J. i. A
Entler who has been SO well conduct
ing this House for many years past, will
90 to Piedmont and take charge of the
'.Sims House" which his son William
has conducted for three Yeas past.
In the departure of Mr.. Entler this
community will lose q valuable and use
full citizen. always enterprising and pub
lie spirited, ana instead of throwing
"cold water uponevery public improve
ment to be inaugurated in our commu-
nifty, as many Of our citizens have dole,
he was always found to lend "helping
hand in its progression.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

E- NorlCr.-Thc Stockholders of
the Kearneysville Masonic aud Ten
perancs Hall, are requested to meet at
keameysville, on Tuesday. Oct. lSt, at
> o'clock, 7. VI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Bag DR.. Witherow, Dentist, is now
in town, ON professional visit. Per
.ons needing his services will call upon
him ut once
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A CARD.

To The Voters f The 2nd Coasrsisional District
Of Htd Tirgints CiIizrns IL respect
full, announce, that, III Difference 10 the
wishes OF many Of my Conservative friends, |
have consented 20 become an Independent Can
didate for Congress, and, ia taking ,his step, |
the Republican party Of the District shall. at
any time, during the canva>s, make Congress
sionsl nomination, will deem il nay duty TO
withdraw, immediately, from the contest.
ALEXANDER X BOTELER.
Shcyhcrd.towu, July 30Ih, 1872.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28
? + D = D 5 a l. 5
FOR BUILDING THE
COU NJ Y j ALL,
AT
CharIes,own. Jeff. Co., w. Va.

QEPARATE Sealed Proposal. for the
- Carpenter. Work. Stune Mason and
Beck WoiE. PlAsIerina. Pointing. Roof
ing. and Iron Work, Tor the COUNTY
JAIL; and Proposals Tor The Ebme Bu6-
ing. completed and ready To be delivered
to The Commune; will be received UnlI
1aesday, the la Of October, 1872.
Bond and satisfactory security. 10
twice The amount of the bid. must 5000
pany each prOpo-sl.
Plan and iulI Specification, can %
seen al The Store Of Maj. JAS. law
Hoof.
J. II. BAlNES.
Chairman VI Csnpiiiee.
Sept 90 "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

IScENpIARIsM-Through oversight,
we have neglected to state that the barn
Of Mr.. Peter Foreman on the Martins
burg and Winchester pike, near Darkes
vile, was fired by some incendiary, on
Saturday night the eth inst, and it and
the contents, consisting of several tons
of hay and straw, the whole Of the pres
ent crop, together with a number of
farming implements, were entirely des-
tyoyed.- .Nariiasburg Statesman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

DISTINGUISHED Observation-Disclosures
dent Davis, supped at Maj. Shuts he-
tel, i'll this city, on Tuesday evening
last. He was on intervening train, en-
rome to Baltimore. The Ex-PreSident
has greatly improved in health, and
feed from the ''cares Of empire, Ike will
no doubt pass to a serene old age
.Unrfinshurg Naftsman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Four CoErs or EXGINEEGs IN TIE
FIELp.-lt is remarkable fact that four
corps of engineers are now i'll the field
surveying that number of additional
lines ofrailroad destined to converge at
the common centre OF Roads in this
Nalley-lIagerstown. We have already
called attention to the fact that three
different railroads with their DcpotS,
now have their terminus on the opar-
allel streets-W ashington and .Anteitam
within three squares of each other
The Washington County Railroad,
which is simply branch OF the Balti-
more and Ohio X. r. has its depot and
terminus on the corner Of Antctam and
Jonathan street-only few steps from
the Court House, on Washington St.
The Cumberland Valley depot is loc.-
ted on Washington street. one full block
westward of the Court House at the
intersection of Walnut street, and op-
positc the Catholic Church: and the
Western Maryland Railroad depot, is
a half block westward from this point,
on Washington street, at the head Of
Foundry street. Another depot, Of this
Road known as East lIagers,own Sta
ton, is located i; the head Of Franklin
street, in the ware house Of McComas
& Co.
The second Rsiirosd line upon which
a Corps of Engineers is now operating
is that of the Shenandoah Valley Rail
road extending from Chsrlcstovn thro'
ShephcTdstown and Sharpsburg, to Ha-
gcrstown. Here also two distinct lines
of entrance into Hagerstown are moot
ed the one passing by ST. James
College and entering town so as to
reach the c. V. Railroad Depot on
Washington street by crossing Jonathan
street, at the Marsh Run. where it be
comes the Wiliamsport Turnpike; and
the othcr.connecting with the Martins
burg Extension OF the &. V. Railroad
where ii crosses that turnpike some four
miles from HagerStown. We can oniy
state accurately that the Shenandoah
Company designs TO make use. in com
mon with the &. V. Il. r., Of the Depot
of the latter Company, in this place. -
HogerstoCn NaH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

pSs- Plc-N1c.-The Sabbath School
connected with the Lutheran Church,
held y PIC Mic at Lemens Grove, near
town, on Saturday last. The School
turned ont in large numbers, and very
pleasant time WAS had by the young
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

@ PAID Orr.-Major Blunt, of
Washington City. was here again last
week, and paid off the hands employed
at the Cement Mills. They now have
plenty of sponduEr,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Bsy- Cov:.rY NEws-Ws clip the
following items from the Charlsstown
papers of this week.
CNrnELr DEATns.-Wehave seldom
been compelled to record two deaths
more untimely, more distressing than
those of Mrs. Sallic \. Hilbert, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. W. p Henson, and Jennie.
only daughter of Mr.. 7. ID. Webster, OF
this place. Both occurred on the same
day. occasioned by the same disease.
They were from early childhood init
mate and attached tricnds.-trse Press.
Property SALE.-Thc Rawlins prop
erty on Main street. in Charlcstown,
embracing the Brick Store-house SO
long used rs Drug store, also the shop
and dwelling adjoining, occupied by
Mr. Ashbaugh, and the store-room and
dwellingin the occupancy OF Mr.. DUNN,
was sold on Tuesday last, at public
auction, for the sum of s4,50O-Mr.
Jacob b. Brown.purchaser.-free Press.
FlEr.--On Tuesday night last about
| - o'clock. Our citizens were awaken
cd from their peaceful slumbers by the
fearful cry of fire The cause Of the
alarm proved to be the burning OF the
store of Mr.. J. H. yesterday, at the
lower end Of Congress street. Our citi-
zens rallied 70 the scene of the confa-
grafton, but before the fire engine could
be got into operation the flames had
communicated to two othertramc build
ings adjoining, occupied by colored
families, and all were consumed. Mr.
yesterdays loss, we understand, is Gov
cred in large measure by insurance,
the Franklin of Wheeling, +. N, Ais
quith, ST., agent; Aetna of Wheeling,
j. Ed Duke. Agent; and Peabody Of
Wheeling. Geo. r Cordell, agent; each
losing about $500, ora total of $1,000,
spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

Boz THE WAY TO HILL A TowN.-lf
you have house to build, send off for
all the material, and even employ work
men away from home to do the JOB,
while Your home mechanics lie idle for
something TO do, Send what money
you have to sxpend, away from home.
You will probably get it back again,but
woe to the mechanic and laborer, if he
must wait until it comes 1t may do
for those who can stand it, yet it will
never do for the poor man, as he must
go somewhere to get his bread.
If You see a stranger come amongst
YOU, just pick and fleece him of aIl he
has Ask three prices for a house or
lot. 1t will make you rich, but it does
not give the people of your places good
name abroad, and no one would wlshto
settle where they were in danger of thus
being robbed of what they have.
Have high esteem for that mighty
person, myself. Don't think any one
else as good, intelligent, or as rcspecta-
bic as yourself. Don't associate, or look
upon them kindly, Consider them be-
meath you, then they will feel the sting
of contempt and leave your place, to
seek other quarters where they will find
better and kinder treatment.
Frown down every attempt to i'm
prove and advance the interests of the
place, because yourtaxcs are to be raised
a mill or two, to make necessary i'm
provcmeutS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

BE- This is the last month that in
ternal revenue stamps will have 10 he
fixed to legal documents. as the now.
law abollshIng all stamp duties imposed
by schedule B, except the ia, of two
cents upon bank ks.drafts or orders
takes effect on the Is, OF October.
Eav BRING THEN AIoHG-Wa -.
frequently asked why such and such
marriage or death notice has not appear
ed in our paper, and We presume the
experience ofall other newspaper PEG,
pie is similar. In answer to the ques-
ton, we say it is not the duty OF an edi-
tor OF q paper to run after people and
ask them whether they have been mar
ned or not, and to bore the surviving
relatives OF those who have died. but il
is the duty of friends, if they have any,
to furnish the printer with the intorma-
ton. which will be gladly received and
duly Published.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

rag- Mr.. Martin, the Grafton nomi-
nee, it seems is an advocate OF Free
Trade and the Spirit Of J.fsrson urges
this fact as a good reason why he should
be sent to Congress, but which should
of itself be sufficient in or opinion to
insure his overwhelming defeat, Mr.
Boteler on the other hand is in favor OF
such tariff. as will raise a sufficient
revenue for the economical wants OF the
government and be so adjusted as to
discriminate in behalf OF American In
dnstr;es. Martin flNors Free Trade and
direct Federal Taxation, Botelcr adyo-
Gates iudicious Tariff and no direct
Federal Taxation. Here is All impor-
,ant issue between the tvo candidates
TO which we call the serious attention
Of the people Of all parties. Ponder 1t
well before you make ny your minds
whom You will tote for to represent You
in the next Congress.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

! Whilst at CharlestOwn, our OLD 1rlehu
Daniel Cockrell, contractor for the build
ing of The new Court House, ushered
us into the new edifce-the Temple OF
Justice. The building is large and
commodious, situated upon the site of
the old Court House, and presents q
commanding appearance. Upon the
lower floor, as you enter,upon the right,
are the two rooms to be occupied by
the Circuit and County Clerks. Upon
the left of the passage, which extends
the entire length OF the building, are
the jury rooms. You then ascend a
flight of steps when you are ushered in
to the Courtroom, which is very large
and admirably laid off, and well ventlla-
ted. This commodious structure IS
conveniently designed, and in every
way adapted to the wants Of the citizens
of the County, and will be all ornament
to the town, in which it is located. Tbs
tin roofing was done by Messrs. McCur-
dy e Duke, which will be proof against
fire, and which is said to be a good
job"
Steps are also being made to erect 4
new Jail, which will be under construc-
ton perhaps ere the Ides Of November
These buildings, when completed and
furnished, will cost the County about
$4,000. Persons who seem to besOmc
of the knowing ones, estimate the cost
much greater, but our impression is that
that sum will cover the whole expense
There are always great many things,
and incidental expenses, not thought OF
until nearing completion, TO be added
to such structures, all Of which, in the
aggregate, amount TO considerable
SUN. A Town Clock, for instance. is
spoken of, to be placed upon tho Court
House, which will be a considerable ex-
pense.
We have no objection to these build
ings being erected in Charlestown, near
the centre of the County, had they been
erected at some future time. But we
did object, aud do mow,upon the grounds
that at period Of some three OF four
wears hence, the citizens Of the County
would be more able than they now are
to erect these buildings, especially when
we have Court House and Jail sutii-
cient for all practical purposes The
taxes upon our citizens could be paid
more easily upon a gradual system than
to have them piled upon them MI ut
once. The cost of these buildings only
amounts to nearly halfthe amount of as
seSsment Of taxation forthis year-there-
fore had it not been for the erection of
these buildings, the taxes for this year,
would have been comparatively light.
But those people Of the County, who
were so eager to have these buildings
erected at once, can now have the satis
faction of diving deep into their peck
cts, in order to satisfy Il few prcjudiccs,
and few, who, unfortunately for the
heaviest taxpayers, pay very little taxs-
ton at all Then don't grumble, gen
tlemen, when the Sheritfs call upon you,
and they will do SO in q very few days
they intend to make things fceIy be
fore their terms Of office expire, on the
first Of January you pays your mon
ey and You takes your choice
Beg Cov:;TY NEwS-Ws clip the
following items from the Charlsstown
noners of this week
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

@ CARTER HoUsE.-This Hotel at
Charlestown. kept by Mine Host, Mr..
Leisenring. is doing 4 tiourishing bust
moss, and no man knows better how to
keep a hotel, than Mr.. l.. His tables
are always filed with the very best Of
the seasons, as well as having accommo-
dating and obligiug walters Persons
visiting CharIcstown from this section
will do well always to stop atthe Carter
House
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-28

n@~ \ PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
Sour contemporary Of the llagers-
town, Nd, Free Press intends to give
a Grand Gift Concert in that city, on
Wednesday evening, Oct. %, 1872, for
the purpose 0! disposing Of the Free
Press printing establishment. Tickets
of admission Five dollars, which entities
the holder to chance to draw the of,
flee, valued at 10000 But 1000 tick
cts will be issued