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, 1873-11-27

New Yonx Nov. 26.-John 7. Irving. tho aelf-
accused murderer OF Mr.. Nathan, plonaod mot
guilty to-day to tho indictment charging him
und atonling 100000 worth Of property.
4 member Of tho firm OF Tiffany j. Co. ra-
ports that they have been robbed by salesman
Of large quantity Of valuable diamonds. Up
till noon the police Ind made little progress in
the case.
The Havana Bank robbera have becn sen-
fenced to two years in the Penltentiary.
, 1873-11-27
A CHEEKY CHAMPION.

Suveml Uittnsfrh 10 7hs CA,e,s9a 7f'brHe.
III. l.oulA, Nuy 4'i.-l3an Hogan esl,as thu fol.
!owiu{: Important tl,spatei. to lll1rn,g papor:
OuAuA Heb. Nov. 2a.--At tho citlzc.,h' lu-
tlt,cet, taEu lo,"iit hore to.ulght. Viii !oaVo
IL. Ut. 14uuiY tomorrow.
fgiRusd) DEN uudAN,
Champion Of Amsrioa.
, 1873-11-27
OCEAN STEAMSHIP HEYaS.

md Spain, from Now York. AAyo arrIystl cut.
New YoAE, Nuv. aO.-Arrived, .teaulshlpu
frisla. from Hamburg Olympia and Victoria,
rom Glasgow,
Arrived, Ateener Oanada, from London.
, 1873-11-27

Spf:3al Vap0{ch 70 TIC EH7ca91 T54GuNx.
VERONA, ILL.,, Nov. 28.-Tho Wcaona paopls
haya boon prospecting for coal for some time.
aud tnolr oifortr werd crowned with Guceaus to-
t,ay. vein fact QUO Inch IN tlliuhnoRA, 930
feut below tho ullrfaoc. al superior coni vas
found, aud our clti:ans aso jublant. A mooting
will he held tomorrow evening to boar reports.
md take action toward putting down alait.
, 1873-11-27
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK kiARK:r.

&u.eta 2i4uat;! 10 }is l-.," tribune. ,.
KANsAy Cry, Alo,, Nov, MISUNDERSTANDING G}G
heat HLille.ils, J:u leal. buyers nro unr. Actise,
an4 shippers nIclating lIEy. The ueas .lcnln,M IL
weak h:lea III wintetsi TaxaH COWS ut sl.55ts..ls
through Texua steers, la.lu tlo COWS, II. I'D.
Ilo1a-!o"ii.a J,OIo l.cl.l bhtpltnta, 200 head.
4. ra t1e H'sssiy ot moasy a:Es1 opysas,oms ~
rrrs va. slow,l !lg;eraes were n,ue with ustrr,,
cxelange. C!otlMy lli.tI ~ere Ate4dy ut s33sI.&0.
, 1873-11-27
FIRES.


sptcia. Iitpateh to 1Me th,esoo Tttbtt,m.
anAHD nApIus, Nov. 20.-A large Touring
mill at Cascade, this county, wan destroyed by
fire this luofnns. II VIVA part OF tue property
Of tho Cascade Manufacturing Company. Of tl!!s
city. Thu sMlll cos; ~, 4uo; insute1 for s ,0o''
About quo nu,hels Of WHEAT wa corn n!so M
bnsnea, boloaGiug to farmers Ut lint neighlol-
hood. F!ro accidental.
, 1873-11-27

Nov. %, e,.o7N@5.00; Oct. %, $500; org.
u 10 to,a, Nav. I'd, e5.ao; Oct. 70, 5.30>T6.ub;
u.uyo 70 tuna, Nov. 81, *5.i2I5 5D6.5c Out 20,
s5.l0;i5.4b u1ustnut, 8.uh} tolis Nov. ~,
ai. 1GDl.b71; Oct. ~, 9i.b5.
, 1873-11-27

New YonK, Nov. 20.-At tho auction anlo Of
Bcrkuton coal to-day, 1000 toI;H weyo sold At
tho following prioos, aa compared viii, thu pro.
ytous sale Steamboat, p.00U tous, Nuy &c, $4.55
&&a9 Oct. 20, SA8o@&a6t yrAse, II, 700 tons,
, 1873-11-27
ss,iliEiDE.

special Nispatth t, Ths cAft.go Tribune.
McGnEuoR, Iowa, Nov. 2G.-tho wlfo Of Dr..
Amber. of Now Alttn, Iowa. comla'tsod suicide
GAOWiI,
, 1873-11-27

showing. Tho intorcHt tnlson In this, Galoa
b,,rg'B irBt nttomrt at sxposttions, l,an
induced tho 1nauaEora to postpone tho dny
of closing upti lilo 2otl. inHt. Tlio departments,
aro iii full and many Of tho works Of nrt nro OF
erent mort. rropnrations aro bofng mado to
mako tho cotcorts for tho remainder OF tho woolt
Honnothing TINT H,nll DO worthy OF tho occasion.
, 1873-11-27
DhLTtuonC Live. ,1ocE faknX:T.

HaL1lMouE, .,uy. aG.-CAyrtE-Mn 10 actlro sn,t
E!IAer; yrry Lnst s4tr taGac; Eint quality 43
81; ,.eaislu uuoa tsir quality, rGi4ci rtccirS,
Iioss --itsar, reeepts pud goud delasud at 6>ae3
surrr-Ituiat; Light zace!ph; 40sko; receipts.
LOU,
, 1873-11-27

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. aG.-:l Convention OF
the colosel men Of Kentucky met at Frankfort
yesterday, mud appointed delegates to the Na-
tional Convention Of their color which III to u.s.
selnblo at Washington on Dec, o. Many resolu-
tions of m independent character were paseed /;
among them one asserting their right to iii oqual
division OF the Offices With tho white portion OF
the ps1{ 1na a II not IT, granted
which would best SECURE TINT recognition. They
also assort their right to sit as jurymon.
, 1873-11-27

CLEsEAAEn. o. Noy. 20.-Jnmoa D.wneu, who
waA ine!ttol fur lle murder OF Gnsau T. lrener,
o.: Eucli.l ayonuo, nomo time ago, Nus today
discharged from custody, tho Prosecuting ~.
toraey not lasiug autllciun. evidence against
him to justify hia being brought to trial.
Thomas Gai,llall. OF El,.ht-lfile Look. master
ly!nr dead o.. t!,u del; Of T. tic % csnaboat ralm.
Appearances Indicate TINT lepth w4n caused by
1!owu Oil tho lauad Capt. 8!alr. of tho bout
lA'ia, and Aonzo Ellis, huspuc:od Us the 1nnr.
lorurH have been arrested. 1t IL statol That
Cannon Mnn drunk on Tuesday night, aud had
trouble with Ellis,
, 1873-11-27
GaLEsguRG's ARr EXPOSITION.

Stft.N: Ui4rUit!t u Tie lH.ettNu 1TsGuIte.
OALEsHuR0, ILL.,, Nov, 28.--Tho line art oxpo-
stiou has buon crowded throughout the lny,
Tho entries ars now Ill In aud 1uAkA sarv tine
, 1873-11-27

Municipal Nominations in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2G.-A citizens' meet-
ing last night ratified Uarky'a nomination 10:
Mayor and declarol Chuslca @. Locke nomi-
uatel for City TaK-Col!ector. and Police Super
intcndont Rogers for Wharfmostor. There arc
several other candidates for tho latter oisicc and
thero will bo another candidate for Mayor, either
John 0verton, Jr., or john Loagno
, 1873-11-27

NEwAnK, o.. Nov. .G.-. !!re u. Somerset tllln
morning about p'e!uek destroyed Skinner, q
l3ro. u drug slurc, III. LownaI'a grocery, aud j..
II. urayes bout apd shoe store. Loas, e2U, ,u00.
Tue origin Of tho Ars IL not known.
, 1873-11-27

sptctal Dispatch to The Chicago 1,ibtns.
FonT WAYaE, Ind, Nov. 2G-Tho trial Of Kco1
boforo Squire Ryan, for arson, waB concluded
this afternoon by his ncquittal.
, 1873-11-27

DETROIT, hi!ch., Nov. cG.-pAHnED up-rrops SIin-
neaolis, Jnryis, Lord, Tolado, Cleveland, Lawrence
EcAr E.Iu Cauk,
lAssED DowA-pros Empire Stale, Gordon Camp
bell, City Of Taledo: achrs u. T. bruce, Montana.
WIND-Wcst.
, 1873-11-27
Tho Stevenson Hylte~NIurdcr Cnse a
0AhfIOEla.

special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune
OsnKoalr, Wis, Nov. 28.-rho trial OF Charlea
A. Stevenson WHO murdered his wife, and after
wards attempted to kill himself, IN this city,
Sept. 8, 1872 will commence in the Circuit Court
in day or two. Stevenson deliberately shot his
wifo through tho loft bronst, and thou fred two
shots from revolver into hia head, and after-
wnrds cut his throat nlmost from ear to car with
O razor, but managed TO got well, and will put In
plea Of temporary insanity.
, 1873-11-27

LITTLE nouK, Ark, Nov. 2G.-On Monday, at
Fulton, man uamod Puchott and two brothers
named Cassidy 60: into dispute ovor gamo Of
eards whom paokett ahos both tho GassidSs
fertu Of which he soon died, r i
seriously wonnding tho othor. Puckett was az
restod and Htartol overland for the connty-ssat
at Washington. 4 short distance from Tuition he
was shot from the brush, foil to tho ground, and
waa left for dead. Tho officer wont after as-
aistance, and, on returning, found Puck
cit gone. He was soon found, however.
trying to make his escape. Though badly hurt,
le was taken back to Fulton. and yesterday put
Oh . train for Hopo Station, thonco to bo eou-
deAvored to stop the train and take possession
OF tho prisoner for the purpose OF lynehing him,
but were datorrod by tho oiicors. It is reported
that Prickott died last night.
, 1873-11-27

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2g-J. L. Dunn and . young
MT! named Clatk called ut tho house Of naail
named Mcroor. about soyen miles from Lexing-
insulting tho lailioa OF tho houas. Mercer and
hln son-l,-la law remonstra.ed and wo1e assaulted
ana badly beaten. In the maleo Mercer and his
no:l.in-Iaw obtaimed possession of shotgun
uMd = inuelct, and tlrod upon their assni!anta.
Clark was killed alnost iubtantly, a'd Dunn
tl3od during the night. 1Ae Corunol' a jury rem
pcrol . Yoyliet Of iustllnble homloilo.
, 1873-11-27
Receivers Appointed in tho Case Of
tho Gilman, Clinton j. Springfield
RQilrDud,

Special Disuateh to The Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1EaFoN, ILL.,, Nov. 25.-On tho part Of
the Stockholders ct tho Gilman, Clinton &
Springfield Railroad, complanants in tho case
to-day for Receivers Col. h. P. Morgan, Of this
city, aud Francis L. Hinckloy, Of Chicago, frog
idont Of tho Chicago l. raducah, Chicago, Pokin
d Southwestern, and Chicago Iowa Railroads.
Court. A bond OF 5000, 600 will bo roquirod
, 1873-11-27

Afnxrur41 f.an Ehv az -1'hA tlRtt Wren la3

Total, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .3,oIGGs2
MONTREAL, Csn., Nov. a6.-The tug Wren has
got through tho Boa.ihnrnals Canal, llberatlng
lnlmbor ot propoltera and hargou. it is thaugAt
TINT tho canal will be reopeuod To allow tue ilco
OF westcus-bornd buata u roach tl.cir densina-
ttong. Yesterday aud last nigheH tsaina solo
considerably dolayod by q heavy snow-storm
Tho l,oayiast, 10 carly III tho season, tor 1nai'y
y.nre.
pouauEEEps1E, N. T., Nov. a8.-Tl.o Hulson
~ Il!ed with f!tsll!ng ico mid nj Btuyvcuuut IL
Trojan over. Tho steamer T.lonaa Powell pAas-
I'd ti.3rc, going s.or:A, this Morn1ng. Tue
wontl!u. Ia quito cosd.
New YcEE, Soy. 90.-1ho Superintendent Of
tho lrodsice Exchange receiyau telegram tu.
luy from tho Canal Cullsolor at Utica stating
t4at canai navigation liua cloao1 ut that plaoo,
and tuat 00u uanal-LUata arc tToxea up In that
vicinity.
For: CoLuonsE, Ont, Noy. 23.-TAe Ice In tho
Wuliall Caual IL pretty tpicG. Tho sng Jonuso
sanls. Veasels rru eilli passIug, aud homo twell-
ty ase Oil Lake Outarlo, bouud through.
, 1873-11-27

Thcse pills composed exclusively ot vegetable u
grodsnts sn although thoy entircy zuporsedo tho use
ss d!!sstfy tho ges a, sfe valuable sePoay =
state of that Lyor CoMpalu bilious lsordors
ImdlHoston buk Headaohe, Typhoid heyors. io. 49,.
For salo by all druggtata nnd doalora.
, 1873-11-27

snsa'q II p'teA %ng e f csaGS ctan 5nf uror
cnBo still attracta tho attoutlon OF tho public
aud was continued Oh trial to-day. At d o'clock
tho evidence was in on both nidos, and Mr.
Mayo tho stalos Attorney, oponod tho argu-
". o'Drien, lad not boon SUSTAINED,
not particle OF evidence having boon ofrcred
to sustnn thcm, and ho gavo tho attorneys for
tho dofenco an opportunity to retract thom.
Mr. Bull, Tor tho de{once, replied that ho COLI
tended that there was conspiracy. Mr.. Mayo
added: "And do you claim that Mr. O'Drion ia
guilty?" Mr. Bull answered, You can draw
your own conoInsionu." Tho County-Attornoy
addressed tho Jury this evening.
, 1873-11-27
Probable Murder Near Cincinnati
A German Gardener Shot by IN uA
known Nlnn.

O1xc1nvAr1, Nov. 26.-Joseph Harmes. IN un-
offending and respectable qorman gardener, waR
shot and 1aortally wounded at hin own house,
aoysn miles wost Of the city, noar War
eaw. at o'clock this evening, by man
representing himself to bo Fred Klcaver,
OF tslis city! Aleavcr is baggnge-naaster OH tho
Cincinnati, Hamilton d Dayton ltai!Eoad, md
Was III tho city Mt that hour. This leayes tho
Identity Of tho mu7:!elor mystery. The motive
IL thought to havo been to rob iiarmes. When
the shot WAS tirod Mrs. Hasmos ran and gave MI
alarm, and tho murderer rau away. but cano
back aul shot Narmes agan. 10th balls ell
tored tho loft temple, but being from
a email pistol, did not peuotrs!e
deeply. Tlo ncig!,bors are Intensely excitel.
Two wcll-droascl Strangers Ind boa. ucan walk
ing nlong Tho road in the afternoon, but were
unknown to the citizens. Harme3 Lad leut about
E7t0 cash about five months ago, aud It waa
in liz honso. nj ' Ierrney 'i wounds are conaidercd
mortal No suspicion resta on Kleayer hero, as
it il thought ho will clearly provo III alibl.
, 1873-11-27

Ola the Eric Cunnl--dacncral fkfg1 i'll
tho Prices OF Pcrishnblc Protluce-.
Amount of Grniu Frozen up III tho
Canal.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Nov. 26.-Tlo following arc copies
Of telcgramB received at tho Produce Exchange
to-day:
Ur1oA, Nov. 90.
$: II. Grant. Superintendent:
TheFe arc nnoMt 500 Doata III thta city, Canal navtga"
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. 10.
Tho canal played out: no moro boating here this
f'; ,ns3 yssy cold hero this m'En'ns' 1.nrs xrus. r.
Most Of the boata mentioned in tho first dis
patch have capacity Of 1900 to $500 barrels.
An estimate, therefore, eau bo easily made Of
the amount Of produce in tho bouts ut Utica,
which It will now be necessary to transport by
rail to this city.
ADVANCE OF pA1oEs CAUSED ny TIE LOOKUP.
II Ia stated by o prominent Man OF the PRO-
duco Exchange that the sudden closing Of the o.
uals has onhanced tho price ut al cercalG, aBwell
III pershsblo pcouuco. Corn llns advanced l0c; ;
wheat 6eDso; oatu 5@oo; and barle; abont l5c
from s1.75@1.80 por buahel.
Tho soaYon las boen remarkably nhort one,
lasting only about sx mo'itha,-thas ~, from
May II to Nov. .18.-conseqIent'y many silippsra
and the marlot for perjshnble produce II III y
very demoralzosl condition. Many merchants
refs,sa 10 express III opinion as to tho future Of
prices for all porishhblo produce. OF tAis CLAUS
Of merchandise about 125, 900 barrels apples and
200,U00 barrels posatoos are ice.bouud. this
kind OF freight in carried at the risk Of the slp-
per, unloss by agreement otherwise.
MuoA ISDIaNATIoH IN EXPRESSED
by prominent merchants concerning The alow-
ness y: cannl-boat Captains III delivering goeH.
acrchants affirm, however, ttat thoy have no
method Of redress, and aro at the mercy Of car
liors, Tho total amount OF
CHAIN On TIE CANAL
on "Wednesday vas: .
WHEAT, ,631 4b9
Corn ........ i, ,0338lY
.I,nL
, 1873-11-27
CRIME.

An Bnfcrnn1 Machine Sent to Comps
trplicr tsrcosa, Og Now K0rtk.
Speefal Dispatch 10 Tbs chtcaao Tribune.
NEw Yonr. Nov. aG.-Tloro was received Mt
tho Comptrollora oi1ico to-day. by tho city mail
delivery, small wooden box, about inclos
long mud iuchcB wide. which was neatly
wrapped In pnpcr, and addressed, "Hon. An.
drew II. Groom Comptroller, personal" Tho
address ,yaH not written, but waB mailo up from
alps which had boon cut from Hon,o document.
Ono Of tho doorkcopora oponod tho box, aud
fo,iutl It ooniainc1 anothor bug, with slitllug
Id. Suspeotiug owl Of sonio kind. inBtond Of
drawing lilo lid ho il,eortcd, a knife inside tho
box, intouling to opcm it in tl1at way. On with
diawing LIS knifo-blade, several grains Of
powder foil oat into his lintsd. 1Io
ut onco threw tho box into pull Of water, ant!,
nftor it Ind rcnnluod long enough to allow tho
thorough Baturatton Ut 1ts con tenlH, lo removed
mud cut 1t open. It contained about half pound
OF looHe guilpowder, md eighteen motnllte oar-
tridgos of tho kind used III tho largest gizo OF
Smith d WesAon royolvorB. A plocu Of emory
papor Was fastened to tho under aldo Of tho
sliding bod, and Oil It rested, tho hoads Of soy-
oral luclrer 1nntchcg Tho contrlvancu Wag Aucl
that, should tho lii DO movod oven half III uc!l
an explosion would ba inevitable, aud 1t would
acom Impossible for the poraon WHO oponod 1t,
or othorH standing near, to escape aovero injury,
If their fato was not inBtnnt doath. No c!ue to
tho sender OF this informal machine bas yet boon
obtained. Tho mattor has been plnoed In tho
hands Of Superintendent Matzoll, by whom 1t
will DO investigated.
, 1873-11-27
Tho Gilman, Clinton Il Springfield
Road Seized by The Tom
Scott Interest.
Possible Controversy for the Posses.
sion Of the Road.
The Formal Opening OF tho Hoo
saac Tunnel to Talko
Place To-day.
Otl1er Railroad News.

Sptcfa| nispatch to 11e Chicago TRIBUNE.
srn1NorlELD. ILL.,, Nov. 2o.-Tho latout dovel-
opnent in tho Gilman, Clinton 4 Springfield
1sai1road controversy IL. that ThonaaH A. Scott.
OF Philadelphia, and G. A. Jowott; Of Columbus
Ohio, Truuteoa appointed tudor tho decd Of
trust hold bY tho bonlhollora Of tho
road to secure tic paymont Of tho
bonda, have to-day taken possession
OF tho roal mid equipments for tho uBo and
benefit Of tho bonaholdors. ThiH ia tono under
aud by virtue Of their powors conferred upon
them by tho decd OF trr,nt, md ID done for tho
reason TINT tho road las failod to pny tho last
two installments OF interest. Mr.. Shepherd,
tho Assistant Superintendent hns been placed In
eli arge to conduct tho road.
It WAS expected that tho Receiver appointed by
Judco Tiptor. who is supposed to bo Col. r. p.
Morgan, Jr., would arrive hero Tonight, but l,o
did not. It is cortain that whoever may bo ap-
pointed that, whenevor ho shall arrive horo aud
attempt to tn!to possession OF tho roau. MIR.
then wl COMP al, attaohment. for contempt OF
Court, no doubt, aud tho ond Is not yot.
opening OF the Raoosac Funnel.
BosroN, Masa., Nov. aG.-The Aua1 blast
opening the Hoosac tunnel will 10 made to-ulor
row, and tho work Of many yoars and grcnt OK
ponlturo Of 1nouoy will bo practically tlntshod.
rho ovont will occur tomorrow, at 2 o'clock in
tho afternoon, before tho cycs OF tho Gov
cr1lor Of tho State mud select company
of distinguished mon. The blnst will be an
enormous ORC. no loss than 150 lba Of nitro
glycorlno being uecoaaRry to effect tho great
broach. Dispatches received tonight atato THAT
everything has been made ready aud no post
ponemont iB expected.
Anticipating tho completion OF tho tunnel this
year, tho railroads which seek ita control for
through West buaincsa aro laying their plans for
the capture Of tho Legislature. Commandments
Of tho Directors Of tho Fitchburg, and tho Ver-
| mont l. Massachusetts, Railroads, who hayo
been for somo days III consultation to
etlcot aomo arrangement b7 which they can
unto their forces for tho tunnel business, hayo
decided upon tho torms Of q porpotual lease OF
tho Vermont Il Massachusetts by tho Fitohburg
railroad. For tho frat two ,ycars:. tho Fitcl,-
burg Company pay to tho Vermont 4
| Massachusetts por cent por annum Oh the
capital stock, tho following two yoara per cont.
aud thereafter per cent. Tho full Boards OF
both corporations will shortly oct upon this ro'
| port Of their Commissioners, which will uu-
doubtedIy DO ratified. Nothing then romaint
but the sanotion Of the stockholders.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26
GREAT EXCITEMENT
THE STAR STILL SHINES in ALL 1T
RRIIIIANCY-CALL AGD SEE IT.
]. Nj. COOKS
Store and IInUare Establishment.

THE STAR STILL SHINES In ALL 1T
BRILLIANCY-CALL AND SEE 1T.
THE undersigned takes special pains 10 III
J form the public generally that he has just
received a large lot OF superior SIoN Id o'
,be most improved patterns. The Castings in
Stoves from Philadelphia being OF superior
quality 10 any in the country, therefore do mol
need so much repairing, but In case they DO
need repairing, odd plates can be had al any
time, al keep large assortment OIL oda Casl-
;ngs OF all kinds on hand for repairing. fer-
sons buying Stoves from me can have the plates
renewed al any time.
1 will also furnish
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
a, wholesale ed retail prices, Of my own
manufacture, al the lowest Cash prices, and
delivered free Of cnarg-. l also manufacture
and keep OH hsad Tinware Of every description
made from good tin, such as handsome Imam.
Der Sets, Jspanuej and Painted are, and
House Furnishing Goods in great variety.
CUCUMBER PUMPS,
Of the latest improvement are kept on hand
and will be put in at the shortest notice aud al
reasonable rates, and warranted to give sails
faction. The following certificate, among ma
nv, will recommend these Pumps:
HlRPERS TERRY, reU' Q, io'i.
This is TO certify that Mr.. J. NJ. Cook Pia'
ccd in my Well of a. feet. one OF hls Cacum
Der Pumps, and which works like charm, anc
advise all those who like cheap and durable
Pumps 10 procure one from Mr. Cook:
JAS. 7. REED.
also pay special attention 10
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and will guarantee all work in this line thai
may be entrusted to me-
LIGHTNING RODS
will also be erected and repaired promptly up
on information, at the lowest rates.
insure the public that will work none bu
the best material ~ The most "orkmSM'ke anc
substantial manner, and will insure satisfaction
in goods as we'll as prices. All ask is cal
from the public, and l feel assured satisfaction
will De rendered.
Old Iron, Copper, Bass, Pewter and Lead
viii be taken ~ exchange Tor work
-.-...-..- J. NJ COOK
Sh.pber,lsto.,,, Oct. 5, 1872 .y ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26
ENTLER HOTEL,

Mepberdstoyn, J.Ders0n Co.. ~ ~
WAVING leased The Ent'er Hotel II 10
M now open for The accommodation oil
the Public.
The Table will be bountifully suppl
ed with all The luxuries and subs'an'lsls
,hs, the city and country markets Afford.
The Bar will be supplied with choice
Liquors. ID.
None but polne and attentive servants
will be employed, and nothing 'hall De
lef. undone ,ha, will contribute to The
comfort and pleasure Of guess.
The Stable will be attended by an ex-
perienced Os.ler.
EDWIN BOWEN,
Late Of Warren County, Va.
Nov 9
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26
TO THE PUBLIC /!
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE
MERCHANT TAILORING
Establishment.

THE Undersigned have Just received from tho
| Eastern markets one Of the LARGEST,
CIlFAPES I aud BEST STOCkSO Or GOODS
ever brought 10 tIIs market.
The Stock consists in part Of superior French
ard English Cloths OF all cclOrs, Ca'imeres and
Vrslugs aud other good which the, will by
the yarl or make up to order. They also in
vie attention 10 their Stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
A FINE AID LARGE ASSORTMENT Of
FASHION ABLE HATS
NOTIONS, and Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties,
Suspenders, handkerchief, &C., which the
will sell cheap for cash.
All Goods purchased elsewhere will be cot
and manufacture 10 order at short notice and
III guaranteed. ahi
We are also agents for the celebrated No. /
Family Empire Sewing Machines
S. Z. HUMRICKU0USE,
JAS. $. RlGHTSTINE.
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G. O L o L II +
G. EST STORE

BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
COLLARS. SOCKS, SC.
THE Undersigned having ins. receive a
i large aud varied Stock Of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, and NOTIONS, to
which they invite the aiisr;'uh OF The general
Pubic. 1'ha Stock IS unsurpassed by any ~
town. and prices are satisfactory. y good
Stock OF
CIGARS TOBACCO.
Of the best brands, always kept on hand.
Work also manufactured 10 order al short
notice, and moderate terms.
Remember the ign Of the BIG BOOT one
Ioor west Of the Court-llouse.
McCIIAN & YONTZ.
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JEV BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
KERNEYSNILLE.

KERNEYSNILLE.
ypnE undersigned inform The public
< tia, they have opened branch ROOT
AND SHOE SHOP a, Kerney svlIle.snd
invite those who wish anything in their
line to give them call. They will man
ufacture all work in the bes! and most
work manlke manner, and a! low prices.
McCHAN & YONTZ.
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F. T. GROVE.
Selling Off at Cost :!

TN looking over our town and County papers
j find many Merchants advertise Cheap
Goods" each one saying "hereis tie place 10
buy Cheap Goods" That will all do well
enough in its place. To put stop TO ms Try
ing to humbug the people, would say 10 al,
10 The rich, 10 the poor, 10 the white, 10 'he
black, TO the old, and TO the young, that VIII
sell my goods at NETT COST. Can any one
sell cheaper than this, if they can am cut oil
the ring So now is The time 10 save money,
and now is the time 10 make money. SO let
everybody rush to +. T. Groves store 10 Sc
cure bargains, whilst they are going oil, LOT
such bargains will rot last long. So come al
once. Many persons are induced to BUY at
places where they can get creoi, for thirty or
sixty days, and they pay 25 or 80 per cent
more for goods than +. +. Grove asks you.
Save your money aud 60 to +. I. Groves
where such bargains never were offered 10 any
people before. call especial attention to my
stock of BOOTS ard SHOES, Hats and Caps,
Notions, &C., Ladies Buttoned Caters, Ladies
Gum Shoes, Ladies Gum Sandles, Gentlemen's
Gum Shoes. l have on hand about 20 dozen
canned Tomatoes for sale, the largest stock OF
Oueensware ever offered TO the public.
also offer my entire Stock Of Dry Goods
and general Merchandise at wildwood, Clarke
County, Va, also the Store property.
The whole of these cheap goods can be had
Of +. Il. GROVE,
Noyla Shepherdstown, W. Va.