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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-11-05
French s. Vandervort


Dealer in fancy goods, millinery, notions, jew
elry, dry goods etc., is conducting an enterprise
Of no little importance, and one worthy of an
extended office in this connection, This house,
established ten years ago, has ever assumed a
leading position among the business enterpri-
ses of the town. The stock is novel one, and
comprises much not usually found in towns OF
this size. The stock is complete in every de-
partment, and we cheerfully commend the es-
tablishment to the people of jackson county.
williams & Waterman
Is the style of the drug store of jackson, and an
enterprise that stands A No. l, not only among g
the drug houses of the place. but also of the
mercantile establishments in general. This en-
terprise was formerly known under the caption
of Carpenter & Waterman, but changed to the
present management last spring. December
first they viii occupy the new stone front in
course of construction one door above the post
Office Main street. This building is 90 feet In
length by % in width, and and when completed
will be'one of the finest business houses in
southern Ohio. Messrs. Williams & Waterman
design fitting it up in the most complete order,
and no city establishment will present finer
appearance, or be more completely stocked.
Mr.. Waterman, although young man, is til,
oldest experienced druggist in the place, and is
ness in al &ts branches Dr., Williams is prae-
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-11-05
IN CONTRAST WITH THE PRESENT-REvIEw
OF OUR PROMINENT BUSINESS INTERESTS.

Sixty years ago the spirit of enterprise and
speculation were as active as now but the re-
suits were not quite SO rapid abundant, ow
ing, in the main, to the lack of ready modes of
INSTRUMENTATION between distant points.
Men were very much the same then as now,
and undoubtedly, the pioneer was, a. D. 1915,
animated by nearly the same motives as
prompts the speculator in towns of the present
day; that is, the ends to accomplish are, were,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
short Postponement
OF TIE
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF TIE
Valley Educational Association.

| r J, with regret that tho managers OF thi,
/ benevolent enterprise announce postpone
mcui Of The day OF drawing 10 SATURDAY,
nov. 2Gth; bot 20 those who are acquainted
with the inysriRble Custom explanation ~ un-
necessary Pu,tponemeut Is 50 generally tho
rule that the people could not be made 10 be
lleyr that Il - not an absolute necessity Ia all
eases, aud thu, inoflcesble impression /, the
real and only reason why poitponcmcnt has 10
be rts1r,ed 10. The public may nov rost as
sured, however, that on the d.y above gwen
the Concert will bs held, and ths draSins t4ko
place with the GIFTS proportiOood- not ~ nun
Der but ~ yaluo--t the tickets sold. The
management feet confident OF The entire success
of the Concert snd again sppeal 10 generou,
pubic 10 behalf Of a cause Of such phisnthto-
py.
The mode Of draw ing will be exactly as de-
scr,bed m all the advertisements
Tie Corporal oTs are J. J. Stoneburner, JOIN
4 Ssum, j. G. Mcdonald WIN. j. Dnges,
DR.. ID. w. Presc III, DR.. 4. Bslew, Joseph
Comsr, j. D. Mrll,gIn, Jane. y. Swami, and
Geo ". RoDntZ.
The distribution Of gifts will commence 10
days after dtIwing, lnd continue months, n
necessary 20 complete II.
President, d. ". Prescott; Treasurer, John
4. S4um; Secretary, }. ID. tli'lissn.
AdIre's all commune tons 10 The secretary
St EdIuburg, Shenandoah County. Virginia.
Money must he forwarded by Registered let
ter, Po-totice Order, Express or Draft on sol
vent Bank
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The source OF Many Ills.

Jfall the ailments, bodily and meta which
,orment the human family could be traced 10
their urinary sources, it would probably be
found tha, hree-fourlhs Of them originated III
the failure of the stomach and the other organs
nv which the food is converted into nutriment
and applied To the purposes Of lie, TO perform
the tasks allotted 10 them by nature vigorously
and regularly. This being the case the vast
;mportance Of medicine which compels these
organs 10 do their whole duty thoroughly and
efficiently, becomes at once apparent HOS
letters Stomach Biters may be truly charac-
terized as a preparation OF this klnd' iudeed as
the only one which can be implicitly reiied on
as combining the properties oil a slomaenic, Al
Alternative and IN aperlent IN sucn proportions
as 10 produce simultaneously the desired ehect
upon the disordered stomach, liver ana ihies-
tines. This conclusion is warranted oy the
CELEBRITY and certainty with which the bitiers
afford relief ia chronic cases Of dyspepsia, tor
pldity of the liver aud constipation. Inc iaise
idea that these complaints and others that
grow out of them, could be cured by fierce ca
thar,ics, has at last, it is hoped, been thor
oughly exploded. The sick, during the last
hundred years have swallowed thousands OF
tons of mercury, scammony, gamooge, eroton
oil, ialap, &C., and tens Of thousands oil graves
have been prematurely filed thereby. But
ever since the principle Of renovation, as en-
bodied IN Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, was
arrayed against the principle Of pros,ra,on, as
represented by minera salivants and furious
purCatives, the latter has steadily and surely
fallen into deserved contempt. The outcry
against stimulation by which concoctors of
depicting drenches hoped to give eclat to their
disgusting and dangerous compounds has only
served 10 increase the demand for the whole
some s,imuIant, tonic ard Alternative which for
twenty-five years trinmphed over all oPPosi-
ton and is now the most popular medicine in
,be Western hemisphere.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

about an hour in this frank, candid
manner. His candor and elo1uencc cap,
tivated the whole audience. He dsclaim-
ed being either Republican or Demo
crat, He still clung to his old Wing
principles. He was in favor of a tariff
sufficiently high to protect the indus
tries of the country and develope Its
hidden resources.
Mr. Faulkner replied to Boteler IN a
speech of an hour aud halt, ana al,
tempted to patch up his mntliated
record, but he only made the matter
worse. BY this time it was growing
late and he was determined to speak un-
til the crowd should dsperse, so that
they might not hear Botelers reply,
but the crowd would not be cheated
out of the rich treat which was awaiting
them. III this speech he protested to
answer the interrogations propOunded
to him in your papers few days ago.
TO the first question, as TO whether he
had said at Moorefield that he had sue
ceeded in breaking up the "rascally
ring at Piedmont, he would not deny
having said so, but said he had no refer
encc TO Mr.. Martin. lie had reference
to a distinguished gentleman east of
the Mountains 1t is hard to tell what
kind Ola story he will tell the smiling
Senator He negatiyed the other ques-
tons. II is understood that he gets ont
OF using money in the SAME way that
Illicit whisky sellers do. The buyer goes
in aud gets the whisky, lays down the
money and goes of,-no one knows
what becomes Of it.
Mr.. Boteler replied to Mr.. Faulkner in
4 little speech of about twenty minutes,
with the most happy effect. The people
dispersed in the best Of humor, and at
least ninetenths of the audience were in
favor of Boteler.
AIr. Faulkner was completely vanquish-
ed and disheartened. He had made a
number of appointments in the western
end of the District. He at once recalled
them all, and declared his intention to
return east of the mountains He throws
up the sponge and abandons the west to
Boteler, determining to save what he
can in the east His political record is
40 well known in the east that Boteler
can not hurt him there, but to have it
ventilated among strangers is more than
he can endure-deteat is preferable. lie
returned to the east this morning, "A sad
der and it is hoped a better man. lie
transfers the fight to the bank of the
South Branch, which he frankly ac-
knowledges is the Flanders Of the war. Ii
he can not retain the jacobs Demo
Gratis, he is defeated, this he admits.
His trans Allegheny campaign has been
terse aud decisive lie staked all at
Puntytown and IOst | have never seen
q saddor picture of despair than he pre-
serted after his return here this evening.
The shadow visions of Piedmont, and
weird ghosts OF murdered principles
seemed to he rising constantly before
him, and would not 60 down. lie
seemed to say:
- 7un. thy upri,e >hrll see no more;
Fortune ard Antony pnr, here; even here
DO we SHAKE hInds.-.Aii come to this The
hearts
Talt spauiclI me 1t h-el3. to whom gave
IHrIr WISHES, ID di'cIud', melt their sweets
TIA. overt Pped them an
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

IsY- The following extract we clip
from letter written to the Martinsburg
Mdepsoden', from Arden township in
Berkeley county -
That other correspondent from Arden
seems terribly put out because l date
my communication from Arden. Well,
now, suppose person can head his
articles from where he pleases provided
he puts nothing but the truth in them.
He claims that | misrepresented the
people of Arden in my last letter. |
deny the assertion. Again, he boasts
that Arden will roll up majority for
Faulkner that will astonish the natives.
Well, he can muster but about eight
votes, all told, four for Arden and four
for Gerardstown District. and those
eight votes divided between Democrats
and Republicans. | fancy that that
rolling majority will astonish even
Faulkner himself
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
SOMETHING Ikea FISH SToRY.-A

SOMETHING LIKE A FISH SroRY-A
singular fatality is recorded of mein-
Der of German family residing in
Kansas. 1t was the eldest daughter,
the flower and pride Of the house.
Having resided some time in Georgia,
she there acquired the habit of "poking,
or dirt eating. She continued the prac-
tce after reaching Kansas. Her fathers
land becoming overrun by grasshopPers,
who deposited their eggs in the earth,
she did not cease from her accustomed
meal of clay-only finding it \ little
more savory. After some time she
began to swell, as though drOpscal, her
appetite underwent change, and she
craved only blades Of corn, leaves OF
trees, &c. To her friends she said she
felt like taking wings and fly away. y
DR.. lie Due was called in, who had
never seen such i case. At last, on the
day when the grasshoppers were rising
and taking their flight, she. after gazing
at them some time, tapped her arms
as wings, rose about ten feet in the air,
and fell to the ground dead. The doctor
made post norton examination Of the
unfortunate maiden, which revealed
the wonderful fact that her inside was
literally swarming with full grown
grasshoppers. The theory is that she
eat of the clay in which the insects
had deposited their eggs; they We're
hatched out inside Of her; her appetite
partook OF theirs; and when the time
came for the grasshoppers to migrate,
instinct directed those inside of her to
do the same. This is taken as strong
proof of the truth Of Professor Tyn-
dales doctrine Of Observation-Disclosures
that doctrine be.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

On last Wednesday night, two passen
oer trains collided on the Parkersburg
branch of the Baltimore 81 Ohio Rail
road about so miles west OF Grafton,
causing the death of Postal clerk by
the name of Bradford and the total
destruction of the postal and baggage
cars with their contents. Bradford was
caught in some way by the crushed
debris and died horrible death, beng
completely burned up. 1t seems that
one train was behind time, but the en-,
gineer attempted to reach siding and
failed. When he saw that a collision
was certain, he applied the air break
but the test was too great, the hose
bursting. 1t was miracle that large
number of passengers were rot killed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

PILES. Look st these features and SEE the
agony depicted 10 the face. II cannot be helned
while the trouble remains. The suffering from
piles is OF very aggravated descriptions lo1
cannot walk with any eomIDfi; you cSn"oi ride
m peace; you cannot 81 ~iIh sac, and t0e sui
frrIng when attending to baiure - almost im-
be4r4ble, and Causes such feeling Of dread
that i, is put OF at sserIhce 10 health and con-
fort 10 any instance Increasing the difficulty 10
an alarming extent. Use DR.. Briggs Pile
Remedies, according to directions TO cure in
temaI, external itching. or bleeding piles.
They are mild aud reliable and warranted as
represented. heb !4-y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
Business Notifies.

E@~ If you want Boots, Shoes, Gait
ers, &c, for gentlemen, ladies, misses
and children, go to Isaac w. Chaplines
Store, at Moulder's Corner, Shepherds
town. lie has the best assortment in
the County. Also Notions Of every
description. lie also has Trunks, Hats,
Tobacco, sc. &c. Call and see his
splendid Stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
From The Martinsbur. independent
FROM HPER'S FERRY.
IIArrrr's lIERnY. Sept. %.

HARPER 5 FERRY, sept ~.
Politics in this county is beginning
20 warm up. The independent candi
dates for House OF Delegates are giving
the REGULARS" deal Of trouble, and if
! am not mistaken in the signs Of the
times will give them the nightmare
when the vote is cauuted The talk
about this county giving the ''regulars
a thousand majority is all bosh, and
given oat ior effect ,lr. Faulkner will
lead the ticket and his majority in the
county viii not be as hattering, by
long ways, rs come IT bis enthusiastic
supporters imagine. The vote iii the
county will be badly SPLIT ~, and men
viii not he much governed by party
lines Bo:clcr is gaining strength in
the country townships every day, as the
people begin to realiz' the absnrdity of
the proposition that Mr.. Faullner' If
elected, co.ld accomplish any more for
the interests Of llarprrs Fer, than Mr..
Botcler, or any other representative not
in accord with the administration, who
might he sent to Congress from this
district. How does he expect to ac-
complish any more for the people of
lIarper> Ferry than MIR. Martin or Mr..
Botcler would DO if sent to represent
rs. lie will not be in accord. politically
with the administration or with the
majority Of Congress, and will be just
as powerlcss as any other representative
who is classed with the minority. Does
any man of ordinary common sense
doubt or deny this? Then why should
Nr F.'s friends seek to gain him votes
on such Luncombe! Do they take the
people to be fools and ignoramuses?
If not, why attempt TO gull them with
such stuff? | await an answer.
\ DEMoCRAT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
NEW STORE
AND
n L W e D o ID S !!
CALL HERE FOR Bargains

WE are selling Sug1fs a, 10, l23. and
W ID GEMS per pound. Coiiees 2o'
80, and 50 cents Sugar Cured Hams
20 cents per pound. Bre.kIas' Bacon 10
cents. Teas; Spices OF all kinds; To-
baccos. Segsrs, nice lot. We keep
Duke & Gstrell'a best Family Flour and
Corn Meal. Crackers OF I'll. kinds.
Candies a grea, variety. Best Table
Syrups, so cent?. and Moiasses so cents.
Vinegar 40 cent?; Coal On 80 cents.
Herring and Mackerel. Salt, fine and
.oarse. and Table Salt; Paper and EnVel-
oper; Essences of all kinds. Brooms,
Wash Board', Backing and Brushes.
Indigo. best quality. A nice lot Of
Stocking Yarn, cheap. Lamp ChImneys
ADD Wlrks. Fruit, OF all Eiods kept
constantly on hand. Spool Cotton.
Needles and PIN; Concentrated Lye;
Starch and Sodss The highest market
price paid for Country Produce. in ex-
change for pooI. We cell for each on
small profit. We solicit a portion Of
The public patronage. Hope to be able
TO please all who may call upon W.
BELLE HERR,
Ms F.. ENTLER.
Sept. 10, STA. 6n
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Sept 10, 1874.
ENTLER HOTEL,
Sheph.rdstOwn, J:6e-sOn Co., ". Va.

Shepherdstown, J:6ersOn Co., ". Va.
WAVING leased the Enler Hotel, il is
x now open for the accommodation Of
lie Public.
Tie Table will be bounlIfully supplied
with all The uxutes and snbsIsnusls shs'
the city and country markets sfnrd.
The Bar will be supplied with choice
Liquors.
None but polite and attentive servants
will be employed. aud nothing shsll be
left unhonr that will contribute 10 the
comfort ami pleasure oil guests.
The Static will be attended by 40 ex-
perienced Osiler.
JOHN II. SCHOPPERT.
Nov. s, 1873.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

There was on exhibition in Baltimore
magnificent specimen OF horned cat
tie. 1t was the Aderney bull Ark
wright, only four years old, and weigh
lug three thousand pounds. Arkwright
was raised IN Massachusetts, from pure
imported Attorney stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

E@~ Rickard 81 WclshanS have re
cciyed their Stock of Dry Goods, Mill
nery, &c, for the Spring and Summer
bought since the grenf decline. They
invite all to call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF TO YOUNG MEN from
IL the effects Of Errors and Abuses IN early
life Manhood Restored. ImpedimeDts 10
Marriage removed. Nev method Of treatmsnt.
New and remarkable remedies Books and
Circulars sent free, 10 sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth 81, Philadelpia, Pam lnsli-
tuition having high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
Dot IS ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
MERRY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.
Go to Rentch's Family Grocery
for your Supplies

III Z offer the following al rmall pfof'
LII for the Cash: Green aud kOast.d
Colfees. Bro xn md White Sugar. Tea.
Syrups, New Udesns Nols.ses. Picsels.
Canned Fruits. Jellis-. Cr.nbeirIe.. Cn.
r7n. Rsi.ins. Fis.. NUS. Pryne.. Dnrc
Peache. and Apples. iIomIny. Brsns
P,ss. Corn, Pulst1es, Family Floor.
BuckwhesI Meal. Corn Me.I. Crackers
OF III kinds. Spices. Notions. Qaeen--
ware, Glassware. Stone and Wooden
Ware. Candies Of Ill kinds, Nnre Meal
ready for use. Come one. come ell, sno
get your supplies.
ID l3
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AsorHER HoenoE terrible catas

ANOTHER HORROR. terrible catas-
trophc occurred at Fall River, Massa-
chusetts, eight or ten days ago A
large cotton Factory took fire from the
friction OF the machinery used in one
of the upper rooms, and owing to the
combustlble nature OF the oiled floor the
flames We're communicated to the main
stairway in all instant, rendering it inn
possible for the operatives on the up
per floor to pass down. Some of them
rushed to the elevator, but it would not
work. Those who had presence Of
mind ran to the fire-escape ladders, and
descended in safety; but many of the
girls and children threw themselves
from the upper windows and were
dashed to pieces by the fall Some
were let down by ropes, others jumped
on mattresses hastily collected from
dwellings near the mill, and were saved.
When the tircmen arrived and put up
their ladders, a great many clambered
down and thus escaped terrible death.
1t has not been definitely ascertained
how many persisted, some accounts
placing the number as high as seventy
five. The factory was only partially
destroyed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

Mrs. Austin of Alexandria, Virginia,
has lived in one neighborhood SO years,
and never borrowed her neighbors flat
irons or cup OF sugar.
1t seems that Norman Taylor, Of
Woodstock, VT, is claimed to be the
champion runner of that State. On the
9TH inst, he made his mile in 5:22.
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e@-NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!

s@NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
Getting ready for the Fall trade. p,
a. BRUGH, No. 40 Washington St,
Haserstown, Nd, is now receiving di-
rect from BosroN IMPORTERS, Several
Cases of the Celebrated Tower Brand
Black AIpacas, Case Water Proofs,
excellent, at sl.00 per yard. | Case
White and Colored Wool Blankets, l
Case White, Red, and Colored Wool
Flannels, 10 Pieces Striped Opera Elan
nels, Ladies, Gentlemens, and Childrens
Underwear, Childrens Fancy Wool
Hose, &c, Carpets, Carpet Chains, Oil
Cloths, Rugs, sc. An inspection OF
this stock Of goods when in lIagerstown
will prove conclusively to the customer
that Brugh is selling cheaper than any
other merchant in Washington County.
His motto Cheap aItcays forthe CASH.
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ELECTION
n D L | & + :.

II " ! ~ ~ htIeON ElNGu 'hf' vi wv
" SECOND TUESDAY IN OCrO-
Der. 1874, the l3Ih day of said month.
an EisctOn will be- held at the several
Young places. designated GccordIng To
law IN the several Districts Of Jetf rson
County. We,I Virginia. under The super
lniendrnce OF The Commissioners ap
pointed vt The July FERN. 1874, Of the
County Courl oi The sand County
The purpose OF receiving votes Tor the
following officers. VIZ:
| Representative Il lhe CHngre''
slonrl DisrIcl composed OF tho C,untes
OF IA, Tor. Morgan. hononpa.Ia. Pfeston.
Tucker. Barbour, Up>hur. Web-'er, Ma
ron. Pocahonias. Psndoiph, PendIelon.
Hardy, Hampshire. Berkeley, Jefferson.
Giant and Mineral. IN The next Congress
OF The UnIei States.
. 4 Senator 10 repretent the Senate
rial District composed Of the Counues OF
Berkeley. Jefferson and Morgan, III The
Senate OF Yves, Virginia.
Two Dyiegal,s 10 represent the
C.uHry OF Jefferson in The HJu-e oi Del
gate. OF West Virginia.
The following are tie names Of the
Commissioners of Election appointed al
July Term, 1874 =. aforesaid
For Potomac District.
John KepIinger.
George y. McGlncy,
Joscpr l.. Fleming.
Fox Shepherd District, at Shep.erdstown.
Caro VI. Eyder,
Lee II Moler.
James d. Fsyman.
For Shepherd District, at DuGeis
J. GsrIon1 Horst.
James ". Glenn.
John +. SmiJi,
For Bolivar District.
Rober' n. Duke,
John Hess,
Jane. " Grubb.
For lIarper's Ferry District
Nut,ha Wal-h,
Thomas W. Belle.
John A. NcCGeIght.
For Chorlestown District.
X. Shrgan.
From ;'hlef.
NaIh.DItl Myers.
For Osburn District, at Kabletown.
Wm. II. +. bewIs.
Thos. L Wood ward,
Jome. II. Conslyn.
Tor O.burn District, at Summit Point.
Thomas lock.
Edward y. H.nes,
Peer Bowers.
For Middlewoy District, al Midway.
DR. W. q. MacoUghUy,
John ksmsbua,
Thomas VI. SAUL.
For Middlewsy District, at Kearneys'Ille,
John 6. Rookie,
J. J Miller,
John N,tsksll.
Te,te,
r. 4. MOORE.
Clerk 81 Jefferson Cogny CouI', Wei
Virginia.
September 5, 1874. bF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

Castoria is moro than'a substitute for Cas-
tor OH. |: is the only safe article IN existence
which is certain 10 assimiate the food, regu-
late the bowels. cure wind.coIc and produce
natural sleep. Is contains neither minerals,
morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant TO take.
Children need no, cry anil mothers may rest.
Nav ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

PAPER. &c.-Jsmes E.
y Bsruhsr, has for sale large 10. Of
Paper and Envelopes with a handsome
engraving of The Cdl'eee building printed
on ,hem. He will also keep on hand
School Books. Copy Books.Pens. States.
Iuks, Chalk. Cray ons. and school requl-
sites generally. Sep, 6-If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

bay~ If you want cheap Dress Goods,
Mourning Goods, Domestics, Casslmers,
DC, &c, go TO Richard & Welshans'.
They consider it no trouble to show
their goods, and they have bargains to
offer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

IF you wsnI the latest Fashions, go 10
L B.rnhsn'. Book Store. where ysn
will 6od Frank Le-lis',. Dsmoress',. ,ss
Gocey's Fashion Books, filed With he
very latest styles.