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NoTICE.-TEm. OKsRYnEMOVAL.

The continual crease Of business making u ne
cessary to rebuild my store asd otherwi-e ncrcas-
my facilities Tor the execution Of all ORDERS shall
be found, during the preert IS Of the WORK AZ
II BRIDGE STREET.,
aiew doors above jefferson street
As the Improvement will not interfere with the
execution OF work i'm the dyeipg and securing de-
niled and highly appreciated.
w. 81. WHEArLEY,
Dyer aud ecourer.
Once, until further notice, No. II Bridge street,
0oOIsctoWn, II. ". mar2i-tr
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
TbIsTLES SALE OF UNIMPROyED REAL
Tr sWNT oE DgNBARreS STREET, GEORGE.
- By virtue OF deed Of trust dated November
B, a. ID. lG2, and duly recorded in libsr No.
7Ul, folio 154, one of the land records for Wash.
ington county, in the District Of Columbia, aud at
the quest OF the party thereby secured, will sell
public eucti n, In front Of the premises, on SAT
URpAY, May y, A. d. 1874, at ia O'Clock .. m
an that piece e ground situate in the city Of George
TOM, ID. " and known as lot number ferty-six
t46 in Holmead's addition to said town, fronting
on Dunbarton street.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at ten per cent. per snnum
from day OF ssle, and tured by a deed of trast
upon the property. deposit of SlOO when prop
srfy fs sold. Conveysncing at purchasers cost
Terms 70 be complied with in seven days, or prop
ery VIII be resold at the risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser. WILLIAM A. GORDON, Jr,
ap2l.eo THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
IOHOLs'
~ ELIGAET IOl oRlAM And OYSTER
PARLORS,
anrf-N % HiGh street. GeorEetovp, d. o.
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CITY ITEMS.

FOUNTAIN AoUARrUMs.-Something novel
and beautiful for hsh and flowers. Just the
thing Tor conservatories. Call AMI see in op-
GRAFTON at the show rooms of Hamilton e Pear
son, Y. NJ. @. A. building. coo
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LOCAL NEW 8,
Anusements, Ac.. ro-nfgns

Ford's Opera RoHse.--Mrs. Z. s. Chanrrau In
A womsn's Wrong"
fheatey Coni4u>.-A good bill for tonight,
including "Paris Before the War;" ard the CsE-
Willard HaH.-Leeture by Mr.. Sutro on Mines
and Mining.
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and made to order by Hempler near Ak street.
The COMMUNITY ut large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
PONDS EXTRACT Ia for sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott q Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1923
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there Ia no
preparation like DoOley's Oalisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. ao
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DRY GOODS.
JOS ). MAY,
FoREIeN AND poMKsrro DRY GOODS,
sSs PsNxsYLvANIA ANU

sss PsSssILvANIA AFExUE.
prees Goods, Silks, shswis. Whit. Gooa.. tsn.r..
Houseteeptng Dry Goods, Gloves, fl1nn@ls, esirry
ane -, msstle ton Goods, al ~ very lowest .sh
goo Dozen 1refousse & 90. = Que button Kfl
Gloves reduced 10 81 90 pair aps7 q
CREAT BREAK IN PRICES
VI DRY GOODS ATONE HALF THr yALur'
at l5c.. worth sc.
Ysrd-vice Blssched Cotton a. l9,.r hefta- th.,
"Fruit Of the Loom. ~
An-Linen Hikf- &c worth To-.
New Sprire Dress Goods.
Brussels Silk SOC =, worth s0c
Black Alpscs., double width, %, 2, 50, S. 81, s0s i.
worth double the money.
Pur~ Mohsit In Black Of soc.
Ladies Spring Dres Gpods af 70, IS 20, IS. sc :,
49, worth double the money.
Msftipgs. zoe; Oilcloths. S5c.
Ssmprfc Calfcoee. and Ice cheap
sprins Cashmere for Men and Boys' wear, 20 IS. =
50, eOc.
Goods sent free 20 all part. ~ the city
fOWsON HOYLE. $50 Bridge St,
tpG-G Gsorg stowu, ID. u,
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GREAT CRASH
/ n p RIG ES,
FAVORABLE TO PURCHASERS.
DRY GOODS
CARPETSI
LOwKR THAN EVER
DUB IMMENSE.
ATTRACTIONS GREAT
TO BUY.
THE ASSORTMENT TOO LARGE TO EMU.
mkRATE EVERY ARTICLE
OUR sPECIALTIEs comprises
DRESS GOODS OF all classes, DoMKsrIosP
every de.criptfon, FULL LINE RIBBONS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
OVER TWO HUNDRED PIECES
FRESH SPRING CARPETS,
OF The LATEST DESIGNS
OVER THREE HUNDRED PIECES
CANTON MATTINGS JUST RECEIVED
Excellent White Msttings at IS cents
Inspect our stock and prices ard be convinced.
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GRAND SMASH UP.
DRY GOODS CHEAP
BEST CALICO, 6 CENTS;
ihbD WIFE BLEAOHED COTTON, l2x OTIS
Better than AudroscoggiB;
NEw AND CHEAP sToRE
ID. 3. w. CARTER,
TOT Market spaoe, befIr,es 7h aad sfh s,,s,,,.
Splendid assortment new Spring Dress Gods
been selling ats ' e
Fin Poneee, nearly one yard vide, only 81 cents.
,Anetner case OF the very fine all Linen Handker-
chiefs, only 10 cents
straw Nj ttins, only 20 cents,
Floor Oil Cloth, 50 cents.
Q a II 7 II RS
Is the Place 20 buy Dry Goods Cheap. apaotr
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II Bo6ksHLLlfs AND sfATIokEns.

WE 0TFIR OUR
STOCK OF cHROkOS.
AOTTOES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT A DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT,
IN order TO dispose Of those on hand, thst We may
lay In new let OF the same character Those nov
on hand comprise some very beautiful land scape
ngure ana iruit pieces, and home aud Sunday school
notices The prices range from 90 cents 10 n IN for
the Ohromos, with some very handsome OIL Paint.
tngs from SO 70 $780, ell OF which we allow the
discount Of Is per cent. We have also q few low.
price, but good kngravings and Frames, which we
include In the above offer. This Is an exoelIent on
portunity to obtain good Pastures ct wholesale
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received as soon published. Novelties I'm ETA.
TlOn1kf Is we'll 90 Q complete assortment Of ine
aBd staple Stationery. Printing, Binding, Litho-
graphing and Engraving executed expeditiously.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STLTIoNERS,
vEREoE Row,
marlt-tr Corner Penna. ave. and 10th strest.
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furniture made to order presents itself In our
advertising columns to day, under the heading
OF Dnneanson Bros. being the entire contents OF
noase xis ~ street, Formerly occupied by the
Hon. Ginery Tvicheii. The sale takes place
Ihursdsy morning, commencing st II O'clock
Our readers should attend, 80 bargains may be
expected.
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OUR READERS should not fail to attend the
sale of jewelry, watches, &C., advertised by
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, which will take
place at the store Of VIM. Hood, esq, 933 Penn
sylvania avenue, next Thursday, FRIDAY and
Saturday. This is q fine chance TO obtain first
class goods at low prices.
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THE SAFE RoBBER SENT TO JAIL.-wm,
Benton was brought into the Police court this
morning, and arraigned on q charge of burglar
ously breaking open, on the sd instant, and
entering dwelling house occupied by George
Z. Fisher, U. 3. attorney for the District of Co.
lumbia, with intent to commit a felony. He
pleaded not guilty, and waived an examination
Bonds were fixed at 50 600 in default of which
he WAS committed to Jail.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-DAY-SoId
by X. A. Golden & Bro, 900 shad, from sl6K
to $50 per hundred; $1,000 herrings, IS per
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WAyERLY NOVELS, Thistle edition, the bee,
w published; AMERICAN HISTORICAL REQ
okp, BY Ben.on Losing; BIRDS OF HORTH
a mAhlCAi and all other Books and Pa lica-
tions; together with variety Of Picture Frames
spss-tr srocKMAH SON. s2s 9th m.
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- z q Z A l. b n G AIMS
IN DRESS GOODS.

Blsck silk Porlins, SAC, reduced from IL
ZINE OolJrei Sis Poplns 81 75c., r.iucef from nj
Jar anese silks, 3, 81 and So cents.
Black silks, She. 70 IS Cheap
y acE Alpacss. from &c. up 20 81
New Nigogne Dress GaOis, sc
Bcst Percaies, 10 and 2Sc
New shades ColOred Alpacas sc
Best Cslcots, and loo.
hogan r. wYLIE,
apps tr lois and lO2o Tth str. 81 Dorfha-,.s
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NOTICE. NOTICEN NOTICEM

pRf GOODS are still selling q; loE rate, a,
bAAIkhc, 1870 Pennsylvania avenaa. Mohsfrs
aoe Ayscas hesper than ever. Dress Goods, Pique.
80 hlte Goods 81 popuisr prices. OOtt0us a.
renSoes CT esp. BED Spreads, Towels. Napkins and
Isole Ltren at Bargains. Hosiery, Lsdtes' AMI
Sen,s Handkerehtefs, ard q general sssnrtnent Of
Motions st low figures 900 -
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I874rENNsYLSEzksNffII RourxI874
sSaEHyIsr: segtTTHt. TEA AID SOUTHWEST.
lilo an. ISL m.
"a - sse Pm. - -,i2sI N.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ReUTE.
ILL., t5 e,sssnt Scenery, Palace ststeroom Day ana
New York. - ~0-e'~s
The l:!o .. N. daily, elosps Sunday, Southwest,
West ard horthS ce; D 80 .. IN daily, CincInnstf
sne southwest .sd s:3s p m. dsily, vest
MAXI O0NHIOTIONs
tnreueh mm WASHINGTON TO BUFFALO,
o6iSASS - ST. LOUIS without change.
oorser Of th street. and Peunsy lvanis avenus aud
corner OF eth street and Pepnsyfvanta under
given at all times.
Passenger procuring tickets q thee ofsoss can
secure sccommod afiobs 10 Paisoe Oar for Ohiosro
o. Louie and Bunalo
Sd. .. YOUHG, General Passenger Agent,
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The YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TON held their annual meeting last night and
n. Smith, reelected; vice presidents, @. b.
Bailey, William Stickney, Hon. K. P. Smith,
Dr. j. K. Carpenter, 8. s. Bryant; correspond
eordiDg secretary, Alfred Wood, reelected;
treasurer, f. b. Bsrnum; register, j. L.
Coombs; librarian, j. III. Olcott. A vote of
thanks was rendered Rev. George A. Hall, G.
Ii. Bailey, and l.. l.. Crounse for long and eff
Gent eerYices in the canse.
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Al ExANDKIA . WASHINGTON r. 4
ALEXANDRIA q FREDKRICKsBURa RIB.
OoRkkR OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains lesvefor Alexsndris ss folloxs.-e.
10, II en-, Q, 5, a. ., 6,1p m;
Sunday. ~ ~ es'S eAoop'
Local Trains from AIexsndris arrive a. forlov.,-
1888, 1888 ;sS, t:SS, Gas, i:sS D. m. The s.ss
81, and 6:sS ,. m. from kleIandris daily, al
w.-s,1I, sins ma5ked shns connect with trains on
.QgAkTIO0 Accommodated leaves wsshinssou
o:23 9. m. on Tue.day, THURSDAY and SATURDAY..
ShEAT soUTHERk EXPkk5e, VIA kicnmobo,
Through nckets 20 ell points south and Southwest
Tor sale 81 Omoes corner 18th street and PenDsylvs-
pia syenns, and corner eth strest and Pennsyivans
ayenue where passengers can leave orders Tor bag
Through 20 destination.
Z. 8. YOUNG. Cent Passenger Agent. jy1z-a
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Two MITCH LAUDANUM.-About9 O'Clock
last night, Ofhcer Edelin, discovered q man w.
ing on I'd street southeast, in an unconscious
state, and had him removed TO the first precincr
station house, where IL was ascertained that his
name wss John Wall, and that he was suffering
from an overdose Of laudanum, q two ounce
empty bottle having been found on him.
Through the efforts OF DIR. McWilliams he was
restored TO consciousness, and after ards sent
home. Wall could give no reason for the act
and IL Is believed that he was suffering from
mania potu, As he had been drinking freely OF
late.
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GEORGEfuWNS SAVINGS BANK, -. c.,
81 HIGH STREET.
btnk hours, q. m. to .. m, an 4 on Saturdays
ITO receive deposiisl until y m. Interest paid on
Lection. msae on all accessible points. Discount
H. POLKISHoRN, Prest: J. DICKSON, Cashier.
d. Polkinhorn, Thes. ID )wliug, J. +, Mitchell,
Jas Dickson, r. l.. Cropley, Fred w Homes,
Riley A. shiED, Z. Hartley, Thos Knos le@.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street
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TEE KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE elected the
following oficers last evening :-George Jue-
nemAnn, commander; II. Rabe, first deputy;
II. Ochsenreiter, second deputy; O. Sauter
third deputy; j. Lochboehler, secretary; r. l..
urer, =. w. Rest, III. Bergiing, H. Geief, finance
COMMITTEES; c. Lochboehler, w. III. Scholte,
standard bearers; H. Sauer, herald; Andrew
Cramer, Theo. Barber, Andrew Dorr, commit
tee OF widows and orphans fund.
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TIE LADIES TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING at
Hamline II. L. church last evening was q very
Sse ana css IRseT the Of the
Union" Revs. G.. G.. Baker. j. G.. Butler e.
X. Gray, and j. II. Dashiels were present, and
eddrt sses were delivered by Mrs. Clara Roach
Who presided, and Mrs. Barnard Mrs Nellie III,
bradley, Mrs. George A. Hall, Mrs. Jennings,
ano hev. ORA Gray and Butler. The exercises
we're APpropriately tnterspersed with PRAYER by
ss. ssi AIDES and the singing Of hymns By the
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NEW BUrIDrSe AssooIATIoN.-Last svening
q meeting was held nj the corner OF 9th srraef
and South Carolina avenue southeast for m =
purpose Of organizing . building associ..son
upon the ten per cent. plan, q new featnrs in
associations OF this character. There ma. a
and the following oficers elected u. Il. He,,
old, president; Louis Shoemaker, vice presl-
dent; Jos. Brummett, secretary; Geo. r. Gulick,
treasurer Arthur L. Thomas, j. V. Bryan, WIN.
tors.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

SPECIAL BARG.Is sn II pR ! { s g Ts..
NEW SroRR, No 12l BRIDGE SrRxkr.
Harris g amless ana Button Kid Gloves,
Arts Ntcteris ButtSn Kids ~ al Is AMI al 81.
Large assortment Hamburg Edging AID ms srtings,
very cheap,
Son umbreilss, all the rev strlss,
and 20 cents,
BIZ silks. Blh Grenadines, pure Mohair Lustres,
Gray and blaek striped SuEmer silks,
Gray Dress Goods for Suits
Oen early ard examine ms q ,ck, bought for cash
ana wlu De solo cheap. ApA "a
EeR RENT-A handsome three-stnry BRICK
Il HOUSE. No. 10 lat street, GsorReto D. q !,
co ,eainips twelve 70 ms, with all the modern
ysn,snee. large "a and stable. Appl5 70 Mrs
yANE MYERS, No. 81 Market street, George
town, 90. apsl-ea2s
SPEOIAL BARGAINS IN
Spring and Summer Dress Goods;
Black A1pscas. Csnv as 0ren adines;
slack Silks; white Goods of all kinds;
handsome Cassimeres for Men and Boys.
The recent decline In Oottons and Calicoes will
greatly eeHent the consuners who make their pur-
chasesof BENJAMIN MILLER,
apH-tr 10l Bridge street.
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NEW BOOKS,
RICxIvID AHD FOB sALIAr
sHILLINGrON's BOOKSTORE,
Corner ~ street and Pennsylvania Ave,
Phines. ReduT. A Novel. By Anthony rrollops.
Lotns pairing. BY the ssthor Of Olive Baker
ship Alloy. Ysrn in Thirty six Gable Le,sts.
Pet, or Pastimes and Penalties. By Rev. ID
Life Of Edwin Forrest. with "reminiscences ana p.r
rhs psthroned Hsifes:. d Eliza bssuy.
Langley Manor. By Mrs. HeWby,
The Wethe1ei Ansir.- By J. II. DeForsa.
The Oonseryatton q Sherry. By Baifour Stewart
zsiss 81 r Snn.s 4, ~ ~ !osS Geek:
ALL THE 0A0AZIuE0 AID YhaHIOU ROOrs
FOB AARCH.
HLAII1q CARDe. BLAGK BOOKS. PAas
B0OAes AND nvnkHTHlIo N TH3 IA.
TIOAkBI LIUBs for sale 6 :. =
fseH.9 sHILLIn&rOlp BOOKSTORE.
ROOkS FOB LBN1 14ADIN0.
Deer yee.s q Lent. ~ sstheelof .Russsdss.p
a Hosery ter Iset- ~ suehor q . Hl6isdGe.n
helIs g 2 Holy Lent. - RtshoR Huntin(toa.
~ st9s. 49, n Lent: b ~: e. 3. wlki.soa.
fss Csi q Lent; % ssy ScgS s''.'
Chrfeiaa Oounssls, IRON Isneloa snA othsrs.
And many other works Of tie 49, chor0n6sr, q
feb0 WI. BALLAurY28B, l9e m arsst.
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GREAT RxcIrENRNT at the New York Tf 4
Company'e, corner Of It'll and X streets, whei &
they are selling the best Old Government Jaws
roasted at 10 cents per pound; green Java at IS
cents; Rio roasted at 80 cents. and green ct q
oents per pound. Remember the place-corner
7th and X streets, VIM. H. Spignul s. Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

you. and whose known and settled poll
cy has been in strict conformity TO a
straight laced construction OF the con-
stitution 'bequeathed to us, as the gran
dest legacy of our revolutionary slres !
Or will you return again to thecouncils
Of the nation, or to the councils OF the
commonwealth, the adhrents to that
party, whose unblusbiug corruption has
set shame at defiance, whose bold and
daring robberies have deiied the courts
OF justice, whose favorite principles
contained in laws passed or attempted
To be passed, are disgrace to the cal
endar and the Statute Books, an insult
to the understanding OF free and en-
lglftened people, and whose known
and confessed policy has been a central
ization of the powers OF the Federal
government, at the expense OF the lib
critics Of the people, and the destruction
of the Bill OF Rights. Remember that
if You suffer an ercroachment upon your
Bill of Rights, you surrender portion
of your liberties, that if you suffer de-
parture from the provisions OF the con
stitution, you approach state OF an
archy and tyranny. Recollect that the
fate of other states and other Republics
has furnished us sufficient examples OF
the carelessness or the corruption OF the
elective franchise. /. L.
Sept. 80, 1874.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

Ba5- For TIE LEGIsLATuRE.-lt will
be seen by card in this issue, that MIR,
George Koonce is an independent can
didate for the House Of Delegates. Mr.
X. was elected by the people OF this
District to the State Senate. and TO the
House Of Delegates, upon several occa-
sions. and was also Deputy Sheriff OF
our County for some years; and filled
other important Offices Of trust. and
will, if elected to the Legislature again,
work for the interests of the people OF
Jefferson County.
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Htarria9es.

at ST. Johns Church, Baltimore
county, Md, on the 22d of September,
by Rev. Joseph r. Jones, Of Virginia,
Col. w. L. CRAIGlIILL, u. ). a,
and REBECCA CHURCHILL, daugh-
ter OF the late Rev. Alexander Jones,
ID. ID. No cards
In Fredericksburg, on Tuesday even
ing, September 18th, 1874 ty Rev.
Rev. Thos. S. Dunaway, assisted by
Rev. W. r. d. Moncure, Rev. JAS. ..
KIRK, of Winchester, Va, and Miss
CARRIE V. FLEET, daughter Of the
late Christopher Il. Fleet, OF King and
Queen county, Va
On the 18th of September, bJ the
Rev. Fleming James, Of St. Marks J.
Z. Church, Baltimore, WILLIAM ID.
TAYLOR, formerly OF Chestertown,
Va, to SARAH T., eldest daughter OF
the late Alexander L-aleredith, Of Bal
timore city. - ,..
By the Rev. H. Nice, near Mt. Yves.
lev, formerly ScrabbleD Dir. HENRY
b. SIGLER and Miss ELIZA j.
HORN-both of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

tG5- SUPERIOR CArrLE.-Mr. VIM.
NJ. Snyder of this county, received the
following premiums for his Jersey Herd
Book Cattle, at the Agricultural Fair at
Martinsburg Best Bull, = years old
and under three years, 5000; best COW,
three years old and upwards, $500;
best breeding cow with calf at foot,
$500; best heller, one year old and I'M
der two years, $4,Ol; best heiter calf,
$500 Mr. Snyder received also the
following premiums ct the Winchester
Fair last week tor the same stock =
Best premium for bull, diploma and
500, 90; best three year old cow $1,000;
best COW tor quantity of milk and but
ter, first premium over all other breeds,
diploma and $1,000. Mr. Snyder i'll
tends exhibiting the above stock at the
Frederick, Md, Fair, which commences
on the 18th instant. We congratulate
our friend upon the success Of his I'M
proved stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
shephsrastown, West Va:
sArURDAY......"......OCT.s. 1874

e. The STATE School FCsD, DC.
In the distribution Of this fund for
the current year. Berkeley County re-
ceived S5,s92.S9, and has 1885 chill
dren of school age; Jefferson. S5,469.J l.
and has 1851 youths. There is de-
crease in the amount to this County OF
more than Sl,O)) from last year VI
the amount received, Potomac District
gets S735.23 for her go youths; shep-
herd District gets S7O2.44, for her 0iI
youths. being a decrease Of about Si4o
in each District. The total Number OF
youth. in the State is 1851 AMI the
total amount distributed by the State Is
S2li,79l.32.
William L. Wilson, Esq, has resign
"a the Superinteudency of the County,
and the Presidents Of the Boards OF
Education will meet in Cbarlestown to-
day to fill the vacancy
Dr. Tinsley has resigned the Fresi-
.Iepcy of the Board of Education IN
Shepherd District, and II. G. Entler has
been elected to fill the va"ancy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03

s9- PERsoxA1,-Wm. G. Butler,
ESQ, has removed to Martinsbure We
are sorry to loose so good citizen from
Old Jefferson. He sold his farm some
time since to Mr.. Thomas Files, and
has cast his lot with the good people Of
Berkeley county. Mr.. B. was one Of
the most honest, upright and worthy
citizens Jefferson county could boast
of. and his numerous friends here will
rejoice to learn of his future welfare.
Loug may he wave!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-03
ANOTHER OPEN LETTER.

To the Editor. OF the Free Press
Gentlrmen-Let me claim your atten.
tiou moment further. l reminded
YOU in nv former communication that
Mr.. Faulkner, in his letter TO you had
implicitly defed Conventional nomi
nation, although subsequently, he active.
" carsassed the counties to influence
and .'pack the delegations to the Con-
yention. More than this, as bearing
upon his political "trustworthyness' |
| referred to his chrrge Against the old
! Whir party-which he said he had
! abandoned, and sought an alliance with
its enemies, for It's having publicly re
puIiated' lis principles aud to his dec
iaration that he then, instead OF adher-
ins to those principles himself, went
over to the opposition. and espouSed its
doctrines. supposed that IN the spirit
of the comments with which your paper
formerly teemed, upon this desertion of
political creed, you might now be in
dignant at the insulting impntation he
saw fit 50 unnecessarily, to put upon
our grand old party.
To these views You avoid any re-
Spouse, but prefer 10 endeavcr TO create
the erroneous impression that ! arraign-
eel YOU rs Wings tor your support OF
Mr. Faulkner, now Democat--when
| distinctly in the passage Of my letter
which Won quote, stated that my Wing
principles did not occasion any Difficult
ties on my part in supporting the new
Democratic Conservative organization.
Indeed nv votes have been strictly
given TO Democrats ~ its nominees.
The point OF departure between uS il,
that gen prefer to sustain aad advance
the ambitious lOngings OF an unsound
and unreliable politician, while regard
the vital interest OF the party involved
in hi, condemnation. correct Your
other error in sup?osing | might have
it in view to support Mr.. Wiley III
preference. That issue was not pre-
scented when | wrote and it IS not now.
As the canvass now stands, | cannot
hesitate to endorse by my vote, candI-
date whose political integrity ba' never
been called in question.
Respectfully yours,
AN OLD LINE WING.