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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21
!. w. KERC elmer.
WILMINGTON, N. G.
IN S7OREi IN STOREn

IN SIORE! IN SIUREW
!; ~ IIogslieads and 81 BoxEs d. Sides,
tx Hhds. and BOXES d. s. sides and Shout
Id ders:
$50 p''ls' PORK
$50 TIhds, and Bbls s II Molasses,
yai00 Hhds and Dbls. Cuba Molasses,
400 Bills Golden Fleece S, rup.
90 !. Fine Syrup,
700 = Flour,
200 Baes Coffee,
is'foO Iil,ds, aud l,bls Sugar,
JdlO0 Bbls Apples,
$50 Boxes Cheese, ii.
200 /. Candles,
lao /" Candy,
.1g15 Bblsand half Ilbls Snuff,
30 eases and OF SNUFF,
too Boxes Soda.
$50 Boxes Soap,
$50 Kegs Nails,
2 900 Bushels Oats.
20 cases Axle Grease,
225 Bbls Glue.
!, $50 4. Whiskey,
% . Brandy,
200 Cases Brandy Peaches
100 :. Schnappsi
% =. Ton,atoes.
s25 /" fresh Peaches,
"a Boxes Starch,
40 Tons lIdop Iron,
Inn PECAN Wntrt niifkpfe
200 Reams Wrapping Paper DC. 90.
For sale by +. ". KERClINER.
HE "a. 20 aud 20 North Water st.
20. Jan. Wilmington, N. G
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Thanks TO the Rcgister for lts kini mo-
lice ~ the REcoRDER. and his estimate Of
lis value as medium Of advertising. We
hope that the business men Of Danvllle
viii concur with the R-gistpfln opinion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

Farmers. Don't fbrsct that We offer era.
iuiious Distribution oil supply Of Major
Ragland's 1'nhacco seed. tsooeh and Oro-
noko. Come and supply yourselves.
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pRATTs ASTRAL OH,

bsolutelv safe. perftrliy o,ior,s~. Always
uniform. illuminating qualities superior IL rss..
Burns In any hmp without danger II exploding
" taxing frrs Mantftarttfrfd expressly 10 an.
place the use ofvolatiIe and dangerous oilss IN.
salety hnder gvery possisle trsi. and its perferi
gllrnlilg q,ialllies, are proved By L. continued
use IN over 900 ono families.
Y Alllons 81 gallons hsse been sold md NO A..
rldcNt--dlrcctly or indinstly--has even occurred
from hurning. storing or handling It.
The Insurance Companies aud Fire Com.
mi~ionere throughout the country recommend
we Astral IS The best safeguard when lamps arr
Used. Send for ell cular. For sale Al rrisil hy
the trade grncrslly. aud NJ wholesale ~ the
proprieters. ClIAS. PRATT q 90, i0s, Fulton
strerf. New York.
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DRUGS.

r HsvEanda am constantly rrriting a Cab sup
Y ply nf
ELlNERs Ior the afflicted
PROPRIETARY Articles.
A few NOstrums. aud alpByc all null siilJ,y n
Pure. Genuine Drmys.
Cor Prescriptions. which prnmisl't1 handle will
%. HOOKER,
Sept. 3. Druggist.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

virK's rIoRAL GUIDE roR 1871.
TIL. beautiful magazine for 1871. Il be-
fore u. aud II Is tantalIzlng irfthe extreme
tosec the Illustration ofthe rare and bcau-
tIful flowers without the hopecf apcrsoIal
enjoyment Of the realities Wei hope some
~ our lady friends will secure. us that
pleasure by sendiug iovIck, and ordering
a supply. A fewof the seeds we procured
lasl year came up TO promise, hut inability
% give personal care no doubt crused =
disappointment IN others.
vicks garden seeds are ~ good as his
flower seed. AMI are thoroughly reliable
His Premium Flal-Dutch cabbage can
not be surpassed. Address
James Wick, Rochester, NJ y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

Copies " this youths Magazine Zoe
Dec. aud Jan. are NJ hand. Its FAR the best
pubilcstlou Cor ils objects ae have ever
sen. The Publishers take the crrcci
View of their duties. They recognize the
fact, 80 generally overlooked by those
who write and publish for children. that
The youthful mind, craving Tor FOOD
sailaies H. appetite upon whatever Is
offered. And they recognize the neccs-
siiy and The wisdom OF mlnistering 70
itsappciiie by supplying u with the proper
alIment, and directing u Alright at lts
most impre-lblc period They also feel the
Importance Of cultivaiing correct prlncl-
Piles of taste. and alIing the eye and the
soul with the tfue ideals u grace aud
beauty
The cngravings an all Of a class 10 lead
10 refinement Of tnstc and delicacy Of
sentiment. which must happily Influence
the future az the grown M children:
Address .stNIcholas" New York.
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READ THIS

II MUST say TO my Customers. and those tina,
i were ny Customers. tlaf need what i due
me. Ny Fai. Purchases ARE due first ~ Jantiary
and must collect Whit i owing me, to I've aiir
10 met these payments. These are gKrt shlpy
those who Gsye me aud want me TO siiiceei, mus,
come forward and help me. hy Iatiis IN. II
yoi have no Money hiring Grain. or something
that can turn into Money, don't put Il of until
next Spring, as the trouble roIi.c sooner MN
not appealing TO doubtful met. butt To Honest
Paying Customers. The honest people that
want me 10 siiereed aud those who pay are the
ones want 10 help mt iois, bring anything thai
lean turn into Moticyl
q. N. PARKS.
lice. 10. II.
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TURNER'S n. C. sTATEALMANAC.
i q r a

This Almaiiac |. the most valuable now
pihlsllfd in North Caroln and should De IN eve,
~ family TdrJoro SonlherntT.
Turner's n. q, Almanac. This Il 0nr IT the
most complete alniinacs ever published IN North
carolina. and contains features that others ha,p
never known. Anew and interesting ftafiirp l. u
record OF the rioS important events that have oc-
ciiiftd Ia the state during the foregoing year.
Chisfidn ddeDrdiP. Raleigh.
The department devoted 10 the annual
state record Of 1871 l. new fsatire nf the Alma
mac that will commend Il 70 popular favor every.
where -Udiiy Journal Wilmington.
II Price l0e. For sale al the store Of
JOHN NJ. BLACKwOOD.
nov. 26 Pm. Hillsboro, n C. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-01-21

no. Business cards neatly printed at
this Office.
v- Hanks ofSarioas kinds for sale at
this Office.
s.. first an | fsarth pages for advertise
meats.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
u peep.

eST APpoINrMENT.-We learn that
Miss Ella Harper of this town, and
lately of Martinsburg, has received a
Clerkship in the office of the National
Grange Department, Patrons OF hus-
bandry, of Washington City, and has
entered upon the discharge OF her du-
ties. The appointment w@s procured
through the influence of Hon. d. W.
Aiken, of South Carolina, Chmn OF
National Executive Committee, Z. of H.
At the time of the Antietam battle this
gentleman commanded South Carolina
Regiment in the Confederate army, and
was severely wounded. He was carried
to the residence of Mrs, Charles Harper,
in this town, where he received proper
attention, and recovered from his
wounds after a narrow escape from
death. We congratulate Miss Harper
upon her success.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
EXTRAORDINARY IRON MINEs.-Th

ExTR.oRprNARY IRON MINEs.-!he
Moorefeld West Virgnia) Advertiser
states that an extraordinary deposit OF
iron has been discovered at the point
where Ketterman's road crosses Mld-
die Mountain. Several veins have been
opened, all of them OF extraordinary
thickness and richness. The ore IS taken
ont IN immense blocks. some weighing
three hundred pounds, which lie Wedgea
compactly together. but are easily sep
arated with the crow-bar. On the surface
these blocks lie horizontal and cover an
area of one hundred yarda in WIDTH
and miles in length. Beneath the surface
the blocks stand perpendicular and IN
veins of INFESTED thickness, though
known to be more than thirty inches.
The Beecher-Tilton Investigating
Committee report that they have found
nothing whatever in the evidence that
should impair the perfect confidence OF
Plymouth Church, or the world, IN the
Christian character and integrity OF
Henry Ward Beecher, and add that a
greater degree of confidence and atfec-
ton toward their pastor should be felt
than ever before.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
Dfatbs.

Suddenly, at Harper's Ferry, on
Thursday last, Mr.. JAMES BYRNE,
of Frederick City, Nd, in his 18th year.
In Nacagdoches, Texas, on the 27,h
of August, Rev. Z. D. SHINDLER, a
native of this place, and a brother of
John G. Shindler, aged 62 years.
On the 22d ult., ANNA ELIZA
BETH. eldest child OF Charles Z. and
Elizabeth Zimmerman, aged years, 10
months and Is days, of Berkeley.
On the l4th ult., in townsville, Md,
GRACE, daughter OF William L. and
Rebecca E. Leary, aged year, mos
and 26 days.
On the 26th ult., Mrs. ELIZABETH
COUCHMAN, in the 66th year of her
age, beloved wife of John Couchman, of
Berkeley.
On the 25th ult., in Martinsburg,
EDGAR BERKELEY, son of John
Fl. and Emma r Zigler, aged about 2
years.
On the 9th ult., in Jefferson county,
at the residence Of c. w. Clipp, Mr..
JAMES PETERS, in the 4sth year of
his age.
On the 18th ult., at the residence of
Mr.. G. w. McKown, in Gerardstown,
GILBERT DEMoSS, son of Rev. H.
n. and Mrs. NJ G. Potter, of Darling
ton, Beaver county, Pa, aged IL mos.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
Hlarriuaes.

AT the residence of the bride 5 parents,
in Jefferson county, W. Va, on Thurs
day morning, August 9th, 1874, by
Rev. John w. Lea, LOGAN OS-
BURN, Jr.. TO Miss MARY +. CAS-
TLEMAN, second daughter OF H. w.
Castleman, Esq.
At Davidson Villa, Nd, IN the NJ.
E. Church, August goth, 1874, by Rev.
O. G. Marriott, \. S. j. STRlDER, of
this county, to Miss EMMA O. TAI
BOTT, OF Anne Arundel county, Nd.
On the 25th inst, at the Lutheran
Church, Harper's Ferry, by Rev. j. N.
Friday, Mr.. G. p, GARDNER, of Har-
pers Ferry. to Miss JOANNA HAM
MER, of Bolivar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
BURLESQUE TOURNAMENT.

A grand, entertaining, instructive and
amusing Burlesque Tournament will be
held on the Fair Grounds at Martins
burg on Wednesday, September 9th, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ. Orators-Hon. Philip
Oglestifer and Ofenbackhavengrafen-
stiner The procession will enter Mar
tinsburg by Duke street, and proceed to
the Fair Grounds, headed by the Marine
Band, of Washington, kindly furnished
for the occasion by General Grant, after
much persuasion and no back pay. The
band Chariot will be Drawn by blooded
animals, imported for the occasion. Ar
irving upon the ground, the Knights
will be addressed by the Hon. Philip
Oglestifer, and after the address the
fitting will commence. AT the conOlu-
sion of which, the Coronation Ceremony
will take place, and the address by Gen.
Observation-Disclosures. These gen
tlemen are famous orators, and able,
eloquent and thrilling speeches may be
expected Tbs following prizes will be
presented to the successful Knights,
viz; To the successful knight, a hand
some Saddles to the second, Bride; to
the third pair of Spurs, to the fourth,
a Whip. knights too numerous to
mention will he present, mounted on
the best blooded steeds and attred in
elegant suits imported from Paris. This
Tournament will be composed of the
F. +. VS. and true descendants of Poca-
hontas, whose pedigree can be shown.
Good order will prevail. Everybody is
expected to be there, and liberty given
to laugh as much rs they please. Capt.
Jacks famous String Band will also be
in attendance. Committee of arrange
ments-Col Phil Mcclure and his wife,
Capt. Tom Collins, Major Chas Ably
and A Plebe. Esq. Col. John Select,
Chief Marshal Major ABBY and Capt.
Hoss Billy, Assistants.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05

sss- AGRICULTURAL FA1R.-The Ag-
ricultural Fair at Martinsburg will
commence on Tuesday next, the Sth
inst. The Burlesque Tournament which
exhibited III this place, some weeks
since, will be present on Wednesday,
and we have no doubt their presence
will attract thousands of persons to the
Fair on that day. The Is. u .. Rail
road, as well as all other Railroads,
have agreed to charge but half fare, and
all the trains will stop at all depots to
take on passengers visiting Martinsburg.
j. Nelson Wisner, Esq, Secretary OF
the Agricultural Association, will accept
our thanks for complimentary season
ticket. We shall try and be on hand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
r9- The monument for AntietaI

m- The monument for Antietam
National Cemetery will not be erected
as contemplated, on the next annirersa-
nv of the battle, in consequence OF the
LEGISLATURE of Illinois refusing to appro-
pirate its proportion of the cost. There
is not sufficient money in the hands OF
the trustees to pay the last instaliment,
which will be due on the monument
when it is erected, and they have there,
fore declined to receive the monument
until they have the money to pay the
balance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
Editorial BrevIties.

A farmer in Ford county, ILL.,, will, it
is said, this year gather 100000 bush
els of corn from one field Of 10000 acres.
Mai. S. NJ. y ost, editor of the Valley
Virginian, has been appointed .postmas-
ter at Stanton. Va.
Deputy United States Marshal Met
calf was shot and killed in Wright CO.,
Missouri, on Monday last, while arrest
ing one Wynn, an illicit distiller.
A party of workmen, chiefly negroes,
paraded the streets Of Washington a
few days, with a banner bearing the le
gend, ave will rather beg than work
for a dollar and half day"
During hurricane in Kansas coun-
ty treasurer became so terrified that he
acknowledged a defalcation of $500.
After the wind had subsidized he denied it
Staunton is now doing the most Of
its business with Cincinnati, and buys
her wagons and things in Indiana.
Strange that the course of trade should
take such direction.
Circumstances alter cases. For in
stance, when Nirginian arose in church
and said, Here's hundred dollar bill
for the old boss behind the pulpit! no
one thought of putting him ont.
John Randolph Tucker, of Rock
bridge, has been nominated for Congress
by the Conservatives OF the Lynchburg
Na) district. 4 selection that does
honor to the "Old Dominion
Rev. c. G. Smith, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church at Williamsport, has
resigned his charge.
The Detroit ''hired ring" now de-
mands three beau nights week.
Miss Mary Louise Hurlburt. daughter
of Rev. Victor NJ. Hurlburt, of Hone
Ridge, \. Y, burst a blood vessel in
the brain while singing in the choir of
the Reformed Dutch Church at that
place, on Sunday morning, 9th instant,
and expired short time after.
A duel was fought in the vicinity of
New Orleans, on the 10Th inst. between
DR.. Chas, Gray, and Deputy Sheriff
Richard They fought with ievolvers,
distance Is PAGES. Both fell at the
third fire and expired in few minutes.
A serious Ere occurred at the White
Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier CO., this
State, on Sunday morning of last week,
involving the loss of stable, and Mr..
Colwelrs residence-the lossis estimated
at Thirty thousand dollars.
The Illinois Central Railroad has is
sued orders to its agents not to receive
liquor for transportation into Iowa.
Nearly all the Iowa lines have issued
similar orders An old law has been
found against it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05

I9- Messrs. Faulkner and Boteler:
candidates for Congress, had an exciting
Joint discussion in Moorefcld, on Tues
day last, full account of which we
hope to give in next weeks issue. From
the information which has reached us,
there seems to be great and growing
feeling in favor Of Mr.. Boteler, through
out the western counties of this Dis
trict, and his friends there say if the
Republicans will make no nomination
of their own, next week, so as to leave
all parties free to vote as they please,
that Mr.. Boteler will carry the District
by one thousand majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
sG- The West Virginia Educational

s@- The West Virginia Educational
Journal published monthly by Blair d
Gibbons, at Parkersburg, W. Va, at
- so year, is again on our table, and
is full of matters relating to the educa-
tional interests of the State. 1t is a
magazine of fifty pages, made up, tor
the most part, Of original matter, and is
devoted to the advocacy OF schools and
methods of teaching, school history and
enterprise. 1t is teachers manual, but
nevertheless full of interest to an intel
ligent reader 1t relates to our school
work in all parts of the State, and is
the official organ of the State Associa-
ton. 1t is designed to give our State
character and rank among the Free
School States of the Union, and also to
be history Of the progress and expan-
sion Of our school system, from year to
year Every teacher and member of a
School Board should take this Journal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
RRICK HOUSE,

with Wing, good Cellars under The whole
building, Smoke House. good Stable. Ond
every necessary Oui.bulIdIng on the Lot,
with a Well Of pure. never-ialling Lime
stone Wsler in The yard, A further de
scripiion is deemed unnecessary. as ihls
property is 30 well and fsvoIs5ly known
as one OF the beet and most comfortable
private residences in The town. end from
its central location could easily be con
veried into q Store, or, indeed, almost
any kind oi business.
TERMS-One third Cash. The resIdUo
IN two equal payment. Of one and two
wears, with interest from date, the defer.
red payments To be secured by The bonds
OF The purchaser, aud lien upon the
property.
Sale 50 commence st 2 O'Clock. =. NJ.
&. i. Blu fLEK,
Executor,
G. d. McGincy, Auct
Sept 5, 1874 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05

p1B RIEEs.-It is said that hve.thoi
sand persons attended the Bedingtol
Camp Meeting on Sunday.
Major James L. Hooff, of Charles
town, has taken trip to England for
his health.
Messls. Adam Small and j. ID.
Gittinger are the Democratic Conserva-
tive nominees for the Legislature, IN
Berkeley.
Pears, Peaches, Watermelons, Apples,
and Vegetables generally, are plentiful
in our market
Red wheat sold at sl,2G at George
town, on Tuesday.
We want every body indebted to this
office to call and settle up.
1t is now time that candidates for
the Legislature should define their posi-
tlons upon certain local quesllons'
Shepherd College will open up on
Monday next. There will be large
increase of students.
Our public Schools will he resumed
sometime next week.
John NJ. Payne of Berkeley had a
large part of his early corn destroyed
by grasshoppers.
G. T. Licklider hasjust finished burn
inc another excellent kiln Of brick.
Charles Licklider has removed his
Saddler Shop in his new building.
A valuable house and lot for sale in
town. See advertisement i'll this issue.
a few bacon hams will be taken for
dues at this Office, if brought immedl-
ately.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
aSg- The T1CKEr.-Hon. Charles j.

ssg The TICKET-Hon. Charles j.
Faulkner has been nominated as a can
date for Congress, by the Democratic
Conservative party. Moses Grantham,
ESQ, of Berkeley, was nominated at
the Senatorial Convention, at Charles
town, on Tuesday, for State Senator,
the District composing Jefferson, Berk-
eley and Morgan Counties Dr. 1. S.
Tanner and James NJ. Mason are the
nominees for the Legislature from this
County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05

S Head of Cattle,
10 Head Of SHOArS,
Brood Sou,
(our-hoIse narrow tread Wagon,
Wagon Bed,
Spring Wagon. with top. nearly
new, for one or tao horses,
FsIllng-,op Buggy.
Set Buggy harness,
Sci double harness, boIh nearly
n-w,
2 Three horse plows.
3 double shovel plow',
single shovel, do,
| corn coverer,
| three-horse harrow, new,
2 sets trout GesIs,
2 sells Brichb'nds.
4 sets plow GesIs,
fih chain. spresder',
Telegraph cutting box. new.
Brides, collars and tslien,
wagon saddle,
riding saddle snd bride,
Snnvel-. rske,. forks, hoes. &C..
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
.NIrURE.
consisting IN part as follows
No. 8 "Nonparen" cook stove and fix.
lures, (new.) large Table, Kite ell Ia
BILE. Buckets, Psns. &c. large Copper
Kettle. Q dressing bureaus. walnut; 3
Beds,esd,. with Msttrsss. 3 closed wash
stands. IL dozen cane seat chars. 2 cane
seairossine cbsirs,l 2 doz. nd.or chairs,
centre table, Large Mirror. 40 yards
rag carpet, oil cloth. &c, 8 window
'hsdes, with figures, large ,ale.
lounge.
All OF The above named property ere
new and 10 good condition. being ia use
but short time.
TERMS-On lie furniture and house.
hold effect. credit until the first day Of
April, 1878, will 10 given on oil sums
over $40, note and approved security re-
quifed Sums under sl0 cash; on The
siock and farming utensils credi. Of ten
months will be given on all Gums over
$40, mole and approved security required,
The notes for ell the properly TO bear in
ierssi fro date. Suns Of sI0 and under
cash. No property be removed Until
settled for.
Sale TO commence al 10 o'clock. A. VI.
r. d. LAMAR.
g. d. MeGlincy, Aucl.
Sept. 5. 1874. 2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05

e@- 1t has come to be recognized as
an established fact that no person be-
comes eminently successful in any
branch of business without systematic
and persistent advertising. Very large
fortunes are made rapidly only by adj
vertisiug largely. Advertisements are
as essential to the development OF bust
ness as rain is to the growing crop.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05

Sc GoNE.-Messrs. VIM. }. Smith,
Luther L. Smith, and Walter Staley,
left on Monday last for Roanoke Col
lege, Virginia. The first has been a
student there for three years past. The
other two are new students. An edu-
cation is the best fortune that can be
given young man. He can neither
lose it by the changes of time, nor
spend it in ''riotous living"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
wWHEAr CROP IN EURorE.-Cabie

%WHEAr CROP IN EURorE.-Cabie
dispatches from London indicate that a
marked change is probable in bread
s,uffs. The Mark Lane Express says
that France is sending back to London
carcoes of wheat that had been shipped
thence, and that the crops both in Eng
land and France are secure, from which
it is Inferred that dependence of both
those countries on foreign crops is ma
terially lessened.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-05
ny PtRsoSAL.-Hon. II. II. Blacl

w Presentation. H. II. Black
burn, of Martinsburg, was in town on
Tuesday last, attending to the business
of his legal profession. Mr., b. is one
of the ablest Lawyers in the State. His
business is very extensive, and he is
always ready and willing to do his ierel
best for his clients Any business, in
his profession, given to him, will GER
tainly meet with prompt and satisfactory
returns.