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Assisted b, full Corps of Experienced Teachers

The twenty eighth annual session viii COM
mcnce september 10, 1878. The location is re-
mnrknbly saluhrlouS and beautiful The
buildings are spacious, elegant and cOmfora-
bly, furnished. The grounds, four acres, have
extensive walks and shade trees. The course
OF study Is full, the stQndatd of scholarship Is
high, and tine classes under the care of cXpe-
rienced graduates of our best institutions.
The department of music Is under the care
of seven professors and teachers, and its fit
cilities are seldom equaled and nowhere eX-
celled. TWENTY-FIVE tirsl-claSs instruments
ure In use. French and German are taught
by natives, and success IN this department
has been most satisfactory, The terms are
remarkably low for the advantages. Pupils
represented fifteen States during the last
term.
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ijs,i2t

Philip Werlein, wholesale and retail deal
err in Pinaos and Organs, offlce and sales
rooms Nos. 5000 BaronMs street, New Or
leans. Qualities better prices lever and
terms more favorable than ut any establish
ment South Large sales fully attest these
statements, Pianos sold ON payments OF
$l2 10 and so per month II preferred. Philip
Wercins Is the oldest music house, and also
tho largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans. one-fourth million copies sheet
music Of all kinds send fer price list and
terms. l2eItf
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We had the pleasure Of meeting IN
our sanctum yesterday Mr.. Stonecipher,
one OF the editors and proprlctors Of
the Cleburnc Chronicle, who visits our
city In the interest Of his paper Mr.
$. informs us that the bulk of the
trade from Johnson county will come
10 Dallas this fall.
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the first Of The coming month, 0fthc
president, Mr.. John Kerr, and Cashier,
Mr.. j., II, 0ruber II IL enough to eOy
that among the capitolIstsand bankers
Of New York they are recognized as
among the safost hnanclera and most
capable business men in the United
Stnics.
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Howe sewing machine Agency.

Mr. e. r. Walker has opened an
agency for the sale Of these superb ma
chimes ut Wheai's store. The Howe Is
known as one Of the very best lnstul-
ments Of its kind over invented. IT
runs with smoothness, ease aud accu-
racy not exccllod by any Of Ito compet-
ltors, and Its durability and adaptable
ity TO any texture give II m almost un-
cqualcd superiority in The market, We
recommend II to all who intend pur-
chasing n sewing machine.
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A CARD.
To The Voters Of Dallas Comfy:

FELI.OW-CITIZENS: The rapidty of
growth and development of our county,
amidst the eNcitemcuts of which | have
come amongst you, and the absence of
earnest and loyal of"new CONFESS justlties.
Ii II does not make necessary, ON this occa
sion, public introduction. am announced
TO you to-day as candidate for District
Clerk OF Dallas county, and beg TO say that
in soliciting your suffrage / rely upon my
personal and political record as made with
in your observation, II not within your lines,
during twenty years. In politics, am "a
Democrat, none the less devoted and firm
because courteous and charitable. Having
cast my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for Pres
idcnt, have never scratched n Democratic
ticket nor shiriicd vote If elected Circuit
Clerk by your suffrage, will he as Just, as
respectful, as diligent and as faithful In duty
as ani, and have been, consistent and con-
slant In politics. Very respectfully.
1i5dtf RICH ARD GAINES,
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.OCAL NEW
The OnlcIaI Paper OF the cry


W. ssvs The facilities SD 'he ~.rl :
.us. ts Dc 40 sssa wsrL, sHd ~ ~
Isv yates, ~ ssn Nc desc anywhere
"a 10 s,ess 10 do II. kr'ns ysnr
rive Xss wsrk 10 the DAILY mhh'
ALs s.FieE, tsrnsr Hun aud Hons
Ten streets.
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jylSitf

/ viii paw the full retail price for enc copy
,.oh Of Tho following numbers OF Tho Daily
Herald, viz, March rs IS, 10, 20, 81, %, ",
April and IA, and Jnnsh
JOHN W. sWlNDELLs,
,v,Ativ Herald Ofiico.
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Notice.

The undersigned takes thi. method of
notifying the citizens OF Dallas that he has
permanently located in this city for the
purpose Of supplying all who may need
them, with the celebrated Forest City Light
ming Rods, which are universally admitted
by all acquainted with the principles Of
electricity, TO be the best rod In use. Until
further notice, all orders left at the Cruteh-
field House will be promptly attended TO.
liodtf C.E HILBURN, Agent.
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Specinl Notice.

+. "A. Sayrc & Co., having re-purshased the
drug business at their old stand, corner
Main and Houston street, Will be pleased to
see all their old customers.
Mr.. Frank A. Ssyre win pay special atten-
tlon to the prescription department.
July 9th, 1874. iE-dtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS;
JAMES RYBACK,
uately Of New Orleans

Has now opened, and Is Offering for sale
NJ his store, with Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Company some of the finest Gloves,
ever brought IA the city. Also, jet Ware silk
Fans, ranging IN price from 10 cents 20 5000
Real Lace Wells nom 10 cents 10 sd,0O,nnd viii
receive, In u day or two, n case of French
Ribbons and II case OF Rushing and Plating.
lie has ordered II large stock of goods for the
TALL trade, embracing all OF The finest llues of
goods, He soliciis the patronage OF the cit
liens of Dallas and surrounding country.I
lJidt
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Geo. Nj. Littlefield IL Co., far
niture dealers, have moved OPP
pOsitc the Scott House, Elm
street. where they will remain
until their new brick building
IN completed. ll7tf
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TswH Lots for Sale

twelve lots tons block, on tho principal
l.,.ec street. OF theiow Of Iluichinr, on
The Central Railroad In DALLAS county ior
sale Of low prices, Apply 10
JOHN W.BwINDRLIs,
,.,uu, Herald Onice.
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STAGE ZINES.

ArflNcs, Departs,
FOnr WORTH tdnilylo,l2|0 p, N, 500 n. IN.
DENTON Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays aud
Fridays nj 600 y. M Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 200 II. m,
CLEBu KEE-LeHVeS Sundays aud Thursdays
at $500 u. m. Arrives Mondays aud Fridays
nj hIO H. M
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peachesi Pcachesi penches'
Ily the box, bushel, or in any desired guam,
titles to suit purchasers NJ
.L, Il. BOTrO 4 BRO.
l5id2d South East cor. Public Square.
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Real Estate for Sale.

Immediately adjoining Tie city Of Dallas
40 ncres dollglifuly situated, ana VIII be-
sold IN quantities 10 suit purchufors
TlluRMOND & MITCHELL,
tOdlf Attorneys Law, Dallas, Texas
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ON the west side OF the river, at the foot OF
the bridge. Meats twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the city Market No charge
II made fur erosaing the bridge.
lso-dtf w.A.JENKINs 4 BONNER.
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NOlGNTAEs.


M'lNDNfFs
DALLAS COMMANDERY No &, Knights
Tpinplar, viii meet ut the Asylum IN iheCllN
of Dnllns, on the first Thursday after the INST
Saturday In each month.
EO, @. BOWER, l.. G,
JAS. h. BARLEY, Recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER No. n, Royal Arch
Mnsons, meets nj the Chapter Rooms In he
city OF Dullps, on the first Monday after the
last Saturday In each month,
W, ". G, YOUNG, NJ, f., II. ?.
HENRY BOIL SVcrclnN.
TANNEHlLL LODGE No. y, T, e A. NJ
meets on the second and last saturday even
ings of each month, ut the Masonic Hall
HENRY BOIL, W, NJ
RICHARD MORGAN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
RiDGEIEY ENCAMpMfNT No. y, !, O..
o. r., meets on the first aud thitd Friday
nights IN onCh month, NJ the old Follows
Hall. JNO. ID. kEltfOOI, r.
l.. A. SAYRE, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. ii, |. q. o, r., meets
ON every Wednesday night, at the odds Eel
lows Hail. H. i. JET, NO,
NJ. THEvEEEr, Secretary.
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The hest assortment of Havana and domes
tic cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas is Il
he had ut I. Rcinccke's, opposite Cosmopoll-
tan hotel, b1-utw
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IIe knet beside her dying bed,
nNpcak, daughter, speak, the ola man said,
"Wllere II II mthef, where IN H. ! say,
Engliah Female Iltlers must have to-day,
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parlnr beauties who sing nnd play for ne
bnnef OF their hweutheAtts, should not ipr-
gni Tint the use Of English frmnle littrrA
relieves TINT pain, inNlgolnlrh, builds up
aud Strengthens, mulcs ihem feel buoynni
aud talk with vim,
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and will locate Certificates for one-sixih in.
tereSt in the land
Below we give n partial list of the lands
that we are now offering for sale;
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Two first-ratc large harness horses fer sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply TO
E.S. GAY, JR,,
l5l-dtf ONCE Jordan, Gay & Co.
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Notice to tho Shareholders OF tho Real
Estate, Building and Savings Assooi-
ntiou MP nn1Ina

The third installment In said Association
was due on the first day of this month, All
Shareholders will please call ut the Secrcta-
RVS office, and settle at once.
R0Br. II. SEAY, Sec'y,
ijSd2t Rv w. i. WIIMIAMS.
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Commercial Hotel FOR Rent.
A big thing. Furniture and furnishing
goods for sale and buildings for rent.
Apply at once to
lssdtf BLAKE & BARKLEY.
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SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EAOTWARDl

The completion ofthe Missouri, KanSasand
Texas Railway, nom the North 10 Denisdn,
Texas, has opened up two first-c,ass all-rail
routes to St Louis and the East. A. Ninita,
sIi miles from st. Louis, the trains of this
"Pioncer Line from the North connect with
trains Of that new and splendi.ly built line,
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, and at
sedalia, lSg miles from st. Louis, they con-
meet with the popular Missouri Pacific Rail-
road. Either route is good one-tlIsroughly
equipped with all modern improvements
aud lands Its passengers in st. Louis, the me-
tropolis ofthe Great West, i'm time To connect
with eleven through feutes to the North,
South and Enst.
The st. Louis Route Is destined to become
the popular one To all points East. Passen-
g&s have n free choice of routes over the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway: Via
Ninita and the Atlantic and Pucifie Rail-
road, or Via Se,ialia and the Missouri Pacific
Railroad. Full information may be obtained
at the offices OF the Houston and Texas Gem
trail Railroad, FL Paso Mall lime, Missouri,
1 Kansas and Texas halfway, or upon address
| ing Il. A. Ford, General Passenger Agent, 1T.
! Louis, Missouri, 2lwly
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Sewing Mnchino For Sale.
A second hand Empire Sewing Machine is
offered for sale cheap II early application Is
made to J. W. SWlNDEIIS,
lhe-utf
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We see that Proctor d CANDLES Extra
Olive soap IN becoming very popular In our
city. lis quality, VIC know, is superior, and
being nicely perfumed. we are not surprised
that consumers prefer. 1t, and that It has a
arge sale.
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FOR SALE.

A fsrn Of forty acres for sale or trade for
city property. Situated three miles from the
tnuft House, and about four hundred yards
farm partly under cultivation, and good im-
proyemcnts. Apply "
iSdtm JOHN TENSION.
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PROMISES TO PAY" will not pay
my debts. L urgently ask every one
owing me 10 cnlI at once and settle. i
MUST have what IN due me.
y. w. SWINDELIS.
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Miss Mary McOwen win reeciyca few more
pupils fbr instruction ON the Piano She
may be found No The re0Idenoe ~ me senior
publisher of Tho Dallas llorl, corner Pa
cao avenue aud IIOn.t0n street. ii0dlm
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FROM GEN. ROBERT \ lEG AND OTHER PATRON

The undersigned have had daughters edu-
Gated ut the Virginia Female Institute, IN
Stuunton, Va, under the care OF Rev. Il. IL.
Phillips. They therefore know 1t 10 be AN
admirably conducted institution for yonug
ladies', and they cordially recommend ii 10
myur even beyond its past extensive patron
age. GEN. X. n. LEE, W and Il, t.,
" i. II, SMITH, V. NJ. L.,
q" WM. n. PEN DLETON,
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.Kiss me and so,' said y blonde hcnut,
who had been using Engiisl, Female Bitterss.
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OFFICIAL DIREoT0ny.


Iudao Tonrteonlh phlriclol'AlInlS }, Arti
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60 "a Davenports, On Elm street, FOR fresh
lemons, by the hon nr by the acxcn, isl
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From Hon. Il. W. walker, of Alabama.
Providence placed In my way II circular of
your institution, and n two years residence
OF my daughter IN your family has given me
unqualified cause for gratitude.
From Hon. Mrs. A. 4. Caperton, OF West Va.
] have prayed that your life might be
spared to educate my youngest daughter, the
fifIh we have had under your care.
From Colonel BIC, lnncey, of Georgia.
To select school For my daughter, per-
sonally inspected the most eminent institu-
tons, even as far north as New York, and
finally hXed upon yours. Her success justi-
iics my choice.
From Honorable William Ballard Preston
Committing my third daughter TO your
care, hereby express my Increased conf
dence, for | confess, as u Nnginiun | am
proud OF your institution,
From Governor John Letcher, of Virginia.
From my own personal knowledge
of the school, cordially commend II MS one
of the very best female schools, within my
knowledge, in the southern States.
FOR CIRCULARS ADDRESS Tue PRINCIPAL.
Or Honorable n. X. Trout, or Colonel VIII
liam III. Tuns, Secretaries OF the Board of
Trustees.
June 18th. 1874. ljIdlw-wlm
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ITO PRINTERS-A second hand Press,
4 lsxi2 VIII be sold cheap for cash,
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Jelly Glasses, FFMit Jars.
Sealing Wax, nil at reduced
prices. ut GOSH.sN 81 CO.'S.
lid
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TEE MAILS.

Northern mail, via Central Rnllr0nd.
CLOSES daily cNcrW saturdays, AT $50 y m
Southern muil, via rcnifal Railroad,
closes daily, except sundays, at.o.lli3O a III
Eastern mail, Via Texas and parinc
Railroad, closes dnily, except SUIT
urlNys, Observation-Disclosures. 500 m
Western mail, Via stage, closes daily
Observation-Disclosures. 500 p M
WnyNhnChio mil, via stage CLOSES
daily, except sundays, at ,,."..,,,..,. 5,o p m
Clebui1c mall via stage, closes on
sundays, ii Acknowledgement, sos y m
Denton mail, via stage closes Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, nj 500 y IN
GreonVlllc mail closes Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS nt.......,,,. ..'........I 9OA m
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WANTS.

Advertisements will be inserted nm
der this head mt 10 cents per line each
insertion. counting from live lines up
ward.
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RAILROAD lME'FABLE.
Arrival aud Departure of Trains NJ
DnIinH.
norsrow ANn TEXAS CENTRAL

NfflNcN,
From the South (mail and eXprcssl 7'5 n. IN.
From the North tnail ana rxprossla S'50p. m.
Mixed trnin, South ,n...,.,,.,.,.,....l2;ij p, N.
Mixed train, Northo.oo.,,.,,,.,.,,,,. 200 u, N,
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
Leaves. Arrives.
Mnil-FXprcSs .,.,..,.,., 40 AIN. 600 y. m.
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REAL fSTATt
LAND! LAND! LAND..
AIL?, jenkins \ Ayl7,
General Land Agents,
Dallas, : Texas,
ARE now OFFERING
For Sale at LOWFigures
A large amount OF
Tt a M I'D 2
In Northern Texas, including n number OF
VALUABLE EARN3
In this md adjoining counties, and business
aud residence
VALUABLE EARNJ

In this md adjoining counties, and business
aud residence
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-01
Marria9es.

In the Episcopal Church of this town,
on Wednesday morning last, by Rev.
DR.. Andrews, Mr.. JOHN w. GRANT,
Jr.. to Miss JULIA B. SMOOTH,
daughter of Mr. Jacob Smootz, all of
this place.
On the 9th ult., near Scrabble, by
Rev. a. A. p. Neel, Mr.. THOMAS
TURNER TO Miss ANNIE z. shy
DER, daughter Of Mr.. Jere y. Snyder,
both of this County.
On the 18th of December last, Mr..
ALDEN CHAMBERS, formerly of this
County, to Miss SUSAN POLAND, OF
Nevada City, Mo.
In Charlestown, Feb. Is, 1878, by
Rev. A. c. Hopkins, GEORGE w.
CLIPP, to Miss ANNA V. CHAM
BLIN-all of this County.
On the 4th inst, at the NJ. E. Par
sonage, in Hagerstown, by Rev. j. Ed
win Amos, HENRY G. YOUNG to
Miss CATHARINE MATTHEW'S,
both of Berkeley county.
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Deatbs.

At his residence, on the goth ult., Lear
Knots Mill, Mr.. WILLIAM FLAN-
AGAIN, aged about go years.
In Charlestown, February 18Th, 1878,
Miss FANNIE +. LOCK, daughter of
the late VIM. +. Lock, OF Charlestown.
In Martinsburg, OIL the 18th ult., Mrs.
MARY TABLER, daughter Of X. j.
Rankin, ia the 23rd year Of her age.
In Baltimore city, on the llth ult.,
DANIEL o. SNYDER, formerly of
Martinsburg.
On the 18th nit, in Martinsburg, Mr..
BARTHOLOMEW FRIATT, aged So
years, 3 months and 19 days.
On the 18th ult., in Martinsburg, of
Consumption, CALVINL. SCHAEF-
FER, aged 81 years month and n
days.
On the goth ult., in Martinsburg, DR..
w. P. WITHEROW, aged 81 years, 6
months, and days.
On Sunday last near Martinsburg,
Mrs. MARY RUTH KEARFOTT,
wife of J. Baker Kearfott, Esq, aged So
years, 8 months and 2 days.
At Falling Waters, 18th inst, JAS.
w. HOFFMAN, son of William and
Elizabeth Hoffman, aged 16 years.
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A PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER IN NEED
Speaker Blaine on Tuesday having
called Mr. Dawes to occupy the CHAIR
appeared on the floor, saying that he
had few minutes ago had aninterview
in the Speakers room, which had deeply
touched him. 1t was the widow of
Robert G. Wood, late assistant surgeon
in the United States army. land daugh-
ter of Zachary Taylor, late President of
the L. S. She had presented petition,
which he would not have read, as it
presented state of facts that onght
not to be expected, viz That daugh-
ter of Zachary Taylor was in need Of
assistance. He had assured her that he
did not believe there would be a vote
against the bill which he now introduce
ed, granting to Mrs. Wood pension of
$50 per month to date from the death
oil her husband, March %, 1869, and it
was passed by unanimous vote
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where Riphtstine's now stand.

where Rightstines now stand.
4. John Motter, tanner, who owned
the tannery, now belonging to {. l..
Butler, Esq.
5. Daniel Hill.
6. This Pierce must not be confound-
ed with the teacher of the same name
who live here just before the late war.
Z. Jacob Shretz, Sen, whose Gear
piercing fife, as an accompaniment Joe
Smiths drum, will never be forgotten
by the old folks of Shepherdstown.
8. DIR. Henry Boteler, then Mayor of
the town.
9. Daniel Entler, Sen.
10. Who lived in the n. w. extrem-
i,y of the Corporation.
IL. Peter Howard, a Tailor
II. John Snively.
IL. Moses T. Hunter, Esq, an able
and eloquent lawyer.
ii. Hon. Jno. Baker, who represent
ed this District in Congress
Is. Capt. Jacob Haynes, who lived
in the house now owned by Mrs. Line.
Hastings Court.
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Editorial Brevitips.

A bill is before the Legislature 10 open up
all the suits and trespass OF damage by which
certain 10, al gentlemen IN This State "lealher-
ed their nests" out OF The property of rebels.
Three hundred and ffiy-two conversions at
the Braddock street Church up 10 Monday
night, at Winchester, and yet the work is not
finished Charlestown papers say that DR.. Ros-
ser has accepted all invitation 10 visit that
town IN May.
"There's a woman a the bottom Of every
mischief" said Joe, YES" replied Charley,
"when used to get into mischief, my mother
was at the bottom Of me
II may be interesting to some people TO know
that our country has never had but one black
eyed President-Gen. Harrison.
The Virginia Conference Of the Method is,
Episco opal Church North, Is nov in session at
Norfolk Virginia. The Rev. Mr.. Chckering,
at ITS meetings OIL Thursday, made temper
ance speech, in which he stated that the enc
mics Of Vice-Presldent Colfax were the enc
mics OF Christ.
1t is thought that Washington will contain
more people on The 4th Of March than il ever
be fore held al one time.
Last September coal sold in Staunton, Va,
at SlI, 80 ton, but since the completion OF The
G.. & u. X. H., a better article can &c had for
IS a ton. Do not railroads do some good:
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py- PosrroNED.-The Lecture an
nounced, to be delivered in the Luthe-
ran Church, before the Y. NJ. G. Asso-
citation, of this town, by Rev. A. A. ?.
Neel, for to morrow evening, has been
postponed until Sunday evening, March
l6, 1878.
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pH INFORMATION WANTED.-Sar-
geant Robert B. Stribling, Company
G., End Regt., S. c. Rifles, jenkins
Brigade, Pickett's Division, Longstreets
Corps, was left sick at Cross Roads
between Shepherdstown and Bunker
Hill, at the falling back of Gen. Lees
army, after the Autietam battle, and it
is supposed died. ANY information con-
corning the whereabouts of the body
will be thankfully received at this office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-01
TIL + REGISTER L.
TERMS PER YEAR-s2,so IN ADVANCE
ShepherastOwn, West Va:


sas~ An interesting letter 1rom Wash
ington City will appear in our next is
sue. 1t is written 10y an old gentleman
who WAS born in this County, and gives
many interesting historical sketches con
corning this community. We will be
clad to hear from him often.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-01

Boy Observation-Disclosures chang
ing their residences this Spring VIII
please inform us of the fact, in order to
have the Register sent to their new adj
dresses, otherwise it will be sent IS for
merly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-01

The following rhymes were published
in Shepherdstown paper some hl.y
years ago. They relate to laugha''e
occurrence which is often referred TO
by our old citizens, some Of whom have
asked us to reproduce them in our col
umns, as but one copy OF the original is
now known to exist =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-03-01

Bay- New s.-DurinS tue
mast two weeks we have received quite
a large number of new subscribers, and
still have room for a few more. AS
soon as the crush of sale advertise
ments is over We intend to give large
amount of reading matter. SO bear
with us few weeks longer.