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ao,a ti,c carrtann of passourera boing sodontn-
~. thouah not anlmnnrtart. consideration. Tho
pe1,eo Of tic Chicago Branch ID to bo taken on
tfo r1,bjcot On soot, aa d meotlng Gail 10 oot,-
youad. Tho oapital required ia ai,500, QUO.
tho i,ondon oiiloo, in whtol, Tho Western pro-
dncors-,,rInoipa}ly observation-disclosures urged to
poud, thro,1gl, tic Chicago Dranol1 npeolnions Of
ti,cir products, which viii 30 rlacol OIL oxhibi-
;mo ;ntomilnv a,r,it,rnmis and CAPITALISTS an OF.
nnTtun1tv OF oxa,pnlna tllo.n,
ARRANGEMENTS Iayo boon made With tho Gov
oruora Of tlirtoon Western States for tho oxnosi-
tt!on Of British manufactures Ut tho fall ssato
uAliNgMAss co11Ean on THE womAv QUESTION.
Tho nnnv Who wore panied to learn, from tho
rccont]y Issued catalogue Of ono Of o,lt colleges
tint by formal Yoto women wore to DO excluded
, 1874-07-01
RESULTS OF THE "GRAB.LAW."

RESULTS OF THE "GRAB-LAW."
Charles r. Farwell. on behalf Of himself and
~ a.,,a. tarnarars r,o NM, io;, fIlcd a hin in
az o1uu. 'nten "to a' 49,, ,,;a ~ 49,,
tho circuit Conts yesloruaS, " eh]oln 'le ool-
leot1on OF one-1ourth OF lilo otato la1es LOT Ino
year 1873. Farwell Btatos that he il tho ownor
~ lorao amount of real and porspual property
~ Han,. Gonntv thot Tho Aud;tor In ;1ctormin.
~ ouon .t ..t o -; +,ratoo @ IN rocoa,od on ,a cron
Ing tue rate OF taAation procosoeu u. 'no siounu
that what il fauliilarly termed tho "graa'law ;"
waa constitutional, aud on tho hypothesis
chat lin net of tho Ierialaturo was
s' a,,.,;trt;ona1 1ov ,.],orcaa comna,nopt
.,'.t .,, o,r', ' ,oa racoutl, heon docurca
alleges tuas TINS cafu nas recently oeo" occ"le"
to be in conflict with the Constitution Of the
State. --
Tho rate Of taxhtion for State and school pur-
poses was SC mills on tho dollar, and tho yaitl-
alton Of the property was assessed at VI, ,34l,-
sls.0lG, and tho a1nount 70 be raised for 1873
was e9,500,0o0. Now sc nl'Ila On tue dollar OH
this valuation would produce 8, 4,769 8oG 9o, or
81, 2G9, ,813. H In exccss Of the amount authorized
BY law. At tho rate Of u 5 mills 81 gu tho dollar,
thoro would be raised ii, 3,G2a. .3a5.23,-mofo tlial.
was necessary. The valuation Of the roal and
personal property III Cook county waa put at
, 1874-07-01


The st. Louis Democrat hns letter from q
correspondent who accompanied Ascalon Com
n,anlory Of Knights Templar to this city last
week, and who thus speaka Of this city aud the
rivalry between it and St. Louis:
must confess that nayer could understand the
cauae Of the bittnesa Of feeling nt haa often been
n,aulfestel between thu czcAs. Of the two cities.
With nany Of tho lcading en Of both Giles this fecl
Ing Ia not Of emulation aud Rivalry, but uf iutenso
la1cd-a taundicel vision that permits the to
most pratscworthy acts and the loflcst manifestations
OF energy atld enterpriss. aware that this
dial hurried has been created ind foatere. III great
.sa pseasona a' d e a y W e Il:
only 's s.niuea csaso to retesca oofts s1 rc,,
dered own people indifferent ~ the belief Of se!r
superior advantages. Wo have slept while our de-
eyrs open, we will find TINT she has taken the
lead Of us IN many things TINT constitutes great aud
seioas II to o st. oc
tion, surroundings. ind natnral resources, cannot
ahut my eyes to tc drawbacks in sAs shalo Of the acA
prse that havS held buck in the mst aud Htitl
Iard our progress IN tho present. Wqran learn much
sG ns s1s d eafs Of " nut too 'an and
rho visitor to Chicago no matter what part Of the
worldhs hatla from. ~ Ut oneo str'ek With the
GENERAL APPEARANCE
Of tho city, the Immense number of magnificent atono
front buliuga-not scattered cro alI 1hers Ut Inter.
y9a but covering nts AID 9;otus ap IN aod
atyie. How different III II III the = burnt dHtrict" 1l
81. Louis! On the !eyee, ouco net with snbstansla
stone stores, that gave the rlverffont pleasant and
picturesque appearance, there III not single building
with tbs slghssst psesesinns to style, while u"ny oi
them are dapidated sookeses occupied aa drinking.
saoons and c4osp RlOE-shpCa.
Tnu most rro.anelt feature Of Chicago ia tLe num-
ber aud lnugniilceuco of hsr
an, told that tbcro sro 10 lower thap tvcpty..wo
trs~rlasB hotels IN the cy-al doing fnir l,lsucss
, 1874-07-01

/. z. Campbell, y. 8. A. L. ". oounselman.
baltimore tho linn. j. r. Tarnnwolth, 81.
Charles. ;. . fremont House--O. i. Olm-
sted, New York; i. Il. HIT, Washington
ooorRo q. Wetmoro, Now Yorl. ]. Q. Lopes,
". b. Alsot,; Iowa tho lion. j. ii. HelrioE.
Iowa Col Ellsworth Daggett, Salt Lnko Capt.
Q. W. Main, U: ,. A.; ]. 8. Knllock Lcavel,-
worth; Isaao 1Iicht, ban Francisco ponjanir
liB. :. =. Grand Pacific Hofel-o. r. pros.
broy, Washington Potor White, Lake S,iporiors
Capt. pitn,au. Nogal Navy, London; Mai. Il. II.
Savage. ban granoisoo; @. parsons, Toronto;
wa.,lsco; J. r. s.udebakor, soutl, Bond; Col. d.
+. Brown, DAYTON; Gan. Robert Williams, u. q.
A.; Col. ". =. Merrill, u. y. Il.
, 1874-07-01

tnst WAR tho 1noro.an weoR nf Aha tntn] MIN.
ar y warn s1 mo " = tnmaa, 'n1 apro
a;n1o " T3io III no.aH ap oaa ~ ,,lo nu
5nn On tn: oo soman nns ~ HI
dS ''o' s'"'' ~ ~ Ao' 1'o''' ~ 'o"'' " W.
The roport Of tho 11ealtt, ofr}cor showed tl,nt
any g a G@'S sucna nno soyor
ces 10 tue e q MorS anu ara
eontlomnoi a. ,1uilt for food, 10 niartors Of
In ose,, n,i"ioua w ""''o' Hos'' ~ ''A''e'
"a S9tnr nVn taInc nvcr untters ~ ,n,oor ,n,nor-
ta,,eo. tin ,montinu nj linurnoj.
'~0' r,tn sftynm AVN I1'nru,,ry
F,rst ~ Mi tho Snvor % an1 % TInrtncii fa,1ca IN
oornn IN 4 tn ~ omoa yuh babor @ s" nav thut o
i,an rivon IN nrast;p0 ovar t,c granular ,,ttor-
aneas of h{s nratorlsaj Hui1nl.orns. tj,orn n a
nrosvcct Of atl1 another fali.ol1t botwoen tho,n.
Eohtetduy moruinr a conyocattou Of Ailormetl
hv Ali. Heath. ODrfan. OnirE. Mnhr 0nmnbnll.
Dixon. and osi,ory The ifnmctIiato obiock Of tho
n,nc,,,o was to lenrn Tho AIaypr's faoIil,rs with
rorard 10 Tho nhar,e Of tho Arironriation btl md
tho proanect Of xood]y ncroasp ia tI,o city eov-
nrnrn. Tho Mny6r. na t,nunl. unoko straight out.
in oynrnene hrosoif M roat1v dsHntlafIo.l with
tio way tic Council ba1 sweiod un tho iton,s
Of tho Appropriation bill. Ho regretted tint
wools natioutly weighed and investigated the
;lsiforcnt itrmn. nn3 nal wDrkni no Hnrtl 10 eot
down to tic ComntroIlor's esti1nateg. Tho Couu-
cll tbrow away tb1s toll, cbaucoI thinos eyory-
wl,oro. oannciRlly Huch an ouul,t not to 10
chnnrod anl1 raj, IN totai which It was abso.
utelT impo.nfblo for tho poo,1lo to raso. As for
tic 1eccssjty Of posoraac, lo man rocognizod
that moro than 10. lie wantod to allow iii poa-
aiblo for ncwcrnro. nm to DO this tRoro
m,st be ccononomy Elsewhere, The H.
nnnrn Cnmm}ttoo had axorcisod economy in
tho matter Ut aalaries, Balarics wcro
tito great point. They woro lxotl by
rayoritiam. mt by merit. uo lad Ypeciai
roason for comniaint ia tho mattor, lie
lad nshcd tho Council TO raito the Comptrocr's
SALARY 10 $1,000. Ho did It becutlso ie could do
| 1utitnr without n co,nuotcnt Comptro)ler, aud
one oe3td not bo j,ad oss than S. 0o0 or Slo, 900.
| liz wanted to hoep NIr Hayes. iIo mas suro hc
could koop lin with rospectah!o salary, oyou
| tbouph It was not Tor money he would romaiu.
| Now ,yl,nt lad tLe Council Iono7 Il lid offer
! nj n tliroos inyult to Sir. Huyus BY rajslug tho
salaries Of mon about him who woro not OF O
lnnt]roi1th mart Of his ynlue to thu cty, Wl1at
, 1874-07-01
BOARD OF EDUCATION,

The regular aemi-mouthy naeoting of tho
Doa,d Of Education Was held laat cycu;ue at
,4,air rooma M N T..s.1Ia atr,at p,ca,dnnt ".
~ ,,, sm. -.,
II. King i'll tic CHAIR. The following members
were present: L. ). lluthards' a.. U. talk'ns. u
c. Clarke, ]. Gocgin, G. j. Uunlbleton, j. John-
sou. Jr. ]. s. REYNOLDS. ], @. niclbers Z. F.
I,,''..,, r. II eha,1,r nrt, r at,na
1''As"''' 1'' 49, eAo' " M
AEsioNA!1oSs' ~
The designations Of tho following toachera
,yero read aud accepted: Albert Il. Eubin
taao,,or ~ latin at ,,,e H,ch sc,,oo1 Ntr.'
s1ss,n,, - ,1ou,rord to,cor of 1?,n1ia,' ,,toro-
nlall'.' ~ Me"es n'1f s'"o"ot :, 1,", 'se ,1,
tare at tho d1eA oeAool Applo ~ HA1u, aeaa
Assistant at tie Cottage Grove School
SCHOOL AGENTS REPORT.
Tho School Aront Mr, CIurlcs i, Chaae, sub
penseB of tie school fund from April i, 1h7I, to
Iuue 30, INCLUSIVE, 1874, to bo al follows:
pcceinta' $3.50 oso. OF
Expyudtures ia 41UaO
- =
balance On hand Jus 1...... $ls.a7o.A1
4 long debate in regard to tue admission Of
title below the ayoragc, resulted i'll tho matter
bong finally tabiao' ,,, ,,., II
A., ,sau an;tod n tho ti1,, snn"1 al, ham,
renommcnded by School Buper4nteutlent lichurd.
Yictora dAveahilt was elected HaAd Asalstaut
oi s GoltA6o nfoFe ocAoo' ~ Paco VI 1Aoo'e ~
""Ao' r,,,.rosrnAcra
On mo,iun of Dr. Bluthardt tho question Of
coal-contracts was taken up.
. rannrtos nu tos IN t.a rn w
caiyei njno,ceu bids Tor lard coul, ueyentceu Of
whic.l were ss.6U per ton for small and large
egg, md 30 fur range The bids of J. stopE'a'li
, 1874-07-01

hoen until no rctt,.pcd laat SUNDAY, n1,d In
ptstn Tint ho can provo IN alIb.. No
Inv m excellent mud accomplished lady for
wifo. aud ID the father Of four 1it.lo ohildron,
and ntl aro entlrey dopontlont nnon tue husband
mud father for thoir support. II II to no n9pn1a
that tho ACCUSED is Innocent eapoG1i,eetI,,y 1,et,yy
10 OIL account of .hls Attlo
Sfamfly Tho prlsonar Wae neM nY
Justice Doy1on yesterday for liia apnearanco Ia
ss oInnR =. o1y 5'uh, II" ;rIo,a 1;nti' IN
a'.u na.a W. suslseu " 'n r. H. a,,aoanl r. In
inrou. a, ~ tis ndssnIna o1nmfnation viii
ioeo., ann tia n.pi tns.s,,oe ti,nt s,,,ast;nn
a.at,',, e4tunss st en,,a " irinro"tinr
- - eci snt,,y 1seGntn nnA'1 IN issh
, 1874-07-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

WEST CHICAGO ASSESSMENT.
Tho following Is tho poraonal rsoporty aaaosa-
mont for 1874 OF somo OF the heavior taxpayers
Of tho Wost Division. Some Of those itoms aro
rather ouriou8.
, 1874-07-01

PERSONAL.
Judge Drammoul accompanied by Judge
Davis, OF tho United 6tatos Supreme Court,
loft tho city yesterday morning for Madison,
Wis.,, where they will hear arguments Gu tho
Wisconsin hailroad law.
nliss Sarah Cachu, tho young Indy who waa
assaulted Sunday Afternoon by Aclillo aIcret,
lives ut No. al Cottago Grove avonue, not GAG.
Ex-Gov. Burbank, Of Dakota, was III tho city
yesterday. He leayos this morning for h visit to
Springfield, Dakotn.
For several days Mr. G. II. Mccormick has
boon suffering with diseaso OF the bladder, and
yesterday his condition was considered eome-
what critical. Toward evening, however, tho
pam nbated, and DR.. Moses tin,,n, who sB Mt
tondiag him, III confident that his latieut will
speedily recosor.
Mr, William Hoskins, IN English actor OF
OF tho principal theatres In Australia and Now
Zealand, at,tl distinguished aome4ian, iB ut tho
fremont House, Oh lB way to visit Ills friouda
iu England. Oh ILLS return it Is possible ho nay
ta1a IN engagement u this city for short tinla.
Mrs. Aos.sNs, also all accomplished artist, ia
with her htspAna.
4 young boy l.ansed Fred HotchliBs, whose
parents 1.-Two in this city, md hiB left crushed
by u locomotive Ut Milwaukee, Saturday whi!o Oh
his way homo. The Wisconsin states that tho
refused to allow him in Tue cur for four of san-
ing it with blood, and tho boy was 1iuatly taken
! to St. Masya Hospital.
Mr, 4. L. Morse, General Passenger Agent Of
tue Michigan Southern l. Lake shor0 Railroad,
hIr Guorgo &. Smith. member ol the Cilieagu
1,oard Of Trade. md their wlyos, and sfr. j: ".
4ens, also OF Chicago, nro now at Salt Lake City.
Utah o1, o siglt-aoeug aud pleasure trip, but
also have an eye to business. aud mining lnvest-
| 1uoilts may bo tho result. Mr.. Morso ~ already
auito extensively Interested III tho Torritory, b.
ing presltlo,,t Of tho OhicAgo Gladiator Tunnel
and Mining company-property i'll Little Cot
| tunwuud.'
The indianapolis Sentinel Of Saturday thus de-
| aorben the gr!ofa OF q Chicago Artist who was
unwao enough to Hottle there:
artist, WHO hers from Chicago ysar ago untl
opened st,lo. lie baeat,e popular. anu one Ut bin
pictures brought medal Ut tho Exposition. With .lie
imu!c, however, h!s prosperity eae 10 an end, did
ths orders Tor a!uttnH tAat lad been cotnlug into lin.
As consequence Mr.. crosa accepted oses from
! Jain 1uhinHont Of uInr,nnat to lm!nt gprgaoua
lilo wagons used il movii0 his gfeat moral show.
WAel la LIFT horn, huwsycr tcra Aesed to lvo te!'
loft ut the time uii nnlnil boart.bl, Ills lind.
hr. Dross while lle u thu city so,o weeks aga
| with 1tohnson's show, and hronght suit III t!o
Superior Court fey o amount Of edlboa tsstsoys1 py
falling to br!ng tho money! Deruty.sherif at the
taaatce Of Mrs Ac!ley, thu landlay III Question, yes:
torday took Cross rat1trrA Oh an attaclmons, ad,
thy 1aagMsA. r nSt lai u VIII ha7e 70 W tse Wy "
all property Which passea thio that uAeAls hands.
Among other distinguished ,nttyanaa who WIN como
Nndur the 4a1'pr ~ tlo case VIII le parl Walater
Kalpes. Nsepeth, Fsy 1awFeuco' aud oathhsst bal'
| HOTEL ARRIVALS.
6herps4n AQe2e-Dx. I. H. Smith, u q. 4.
, 1874-07-01
Livingston & Company's Bank,

III FlNI.*[,s KUAV f0Flk. !, :. :.
OrRanizsd for tho business OF outattawn DAnks nauk
toEp1satons, lnliyi5iuals, Ao UHers tl'ooal In
Ai'wou daily la.t,uos. uY, County. rn lxu lsonds.
Ml4sipa. Nts&-pl2ss leans uesesastsa, .f''
, 1874-07-01

PERSONAL.
Judge Drammoua, accompanied by Judge
Davis OF tho United 6tatos Supreme Court,
loft tho city yesterday morning for Madison,
Wis, whore tlloy will hear arguments Oh tho
Wisconsin iailroad law.
, 1874-07-01

eVOFy u1Y q hNmEbf OF ueAH aM1WQla IYlNT
around tito Streets which emitted 9 uoisomo
and unhealthy odor.
Dr. Reid stated that tho man who was intr,at-
ed with tic duty OF ro,nuying such carcassea lai
had boen taken by q party who was Inexperienced
III tho work
Alr, Moro bad watched with a melancholy iu-
torost during tho rccont warm weallor the corpse
street iio thought Tint IL tic rygllt ru1ty did
not do his duty somebody ought to bo appointed
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-24
short postponement
OF THE
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF THE
Valley Educational Association.

TT Is with regret tha, the managers Of this
L benevolent enterprise announce postpone
mrut OF the day Of drawing To- SATU RDAf,
NON. 26tn: but 10 those who are acquainted
witt the inVarIeble custom explanation IS I'M
necessary. POstponement Is 50 generally the
rule mat the people could not be made to be-
lieye that 1T Is not IN absolute necessity IN all
cases, and Chis inelaceabe imp ession Is the
real aud chly reason why poStponemcnt has to
be resorted TO. The public may now rest as
sured, however. that on the day above given
the Concert viii be held, and the drawing take
place with the Gifts propOr;ioned--not IN mum
Der but M yalue-to the tickets sold. Inc
management FEEL confident OF the entire success
of the Concert and again appeal 10 generous
public in behalf of cause of such philanlhro-
py.
The mode Of draw ng will be exactly as &C.
scribed in all the advertisements
TIE Corpora,ors are J. J. Stone burner, Johh
A. Ssum, j c. SIC Donald, VIM. j. D'nSe,'
DR.. ID. W. Prescott, Dr.. P. Belew, Joseph
Conner, J. ID. Milligan, James y. Swami, ana
Geo. W. koonlZ.
The distribution Of gifts will commence Nv
days after drawing, and continue moh'hS' II
necessary 10 complete It.
President, ID. W. Prescott; Treasurer, John
a. Saum; Secretary, J. ID. Niiiigan.
Address all communications 10 the secretary
at Edlnburg Shenandoah County, Virginia.
Money must be forwarded by Registered let
Ter, Po,Io.ice Order, Express or Draft on sol
vent Bank
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-24
DR.. D. W. JON Els.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Oct Is
MARTINSBURG, v. W.

MARTINSBURG, VIVA.
Consulting Office, No - West King street
(ew doors from the Cour. House. Observe
the sign on the SIDE ui the door. Office hours
from 80 A. NJ, TO - NJ, aud from = 10 3 p 81
and to : evening
The Doctor, long and succe,sfu! practice at
Hagerstowu, Nd, aud the past five year, at
Msrt,n>burg, W. Va, and nearly four years al
the bedside m the different Hospital, OF the
large cities enables him To gave full Satstac-
ton to the afflicted, without the use oi that
deadly poison Mercury, and other powerful
Minerals that annually sends thousands 10 =
premature grave.
All Nervous Diseases speedily cured. Let
the weak and nervous bear IN mind mat when
they have symptoms indicating many other
Diseases it originates principally ifcm the
nerves.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
This dreadful scourge of suffering humanity
brought on from unnatural habits OF youth, o.
learned from evil companions at school or
while alone. Both sexes, old and young, are
guilty of II, and It i, fastening thousands to
that bourne from whence no traveller returds.
For all such DR.. JOKES has discovered a never
failing treatment that will soon bring about new
life aud fully restore eGfeebIed manhood.
S1filll-lS.
Thi. disease strikes with terror 10 The boidcSt
heart, where 1t IS soon discovered IN the rooi
of the mouth aud throat. with dIscolorIns
hlorches over the head and body fast b-Tayiog
ia, unhappy victim death ending the suffering.
Make an early application, and be cured
without any change OF diet or hrndr"uce from
business or detection of friends.
GRAVEL CT RED
Without the dangerous medium Of an operation.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
OF every form speedily cured.
Affection of the X ldneys and Bladder, and
all kinds of Chronic Diseases, no mater how
long standing, speedily restored.
DR.. JOKES can be consulted by letter descfIb-
ing symptoms. age ,aui how long standing. All
letters strictly confidential.
The completion Of .hc Cumberland Valley
Railroad to Mar'nsburE, will make II convent
enl for patients from Mary land and lenuSyl-
wanna 10 call and consult wlh the Doctor.
DR.. JOKES will not visit patients eNcep.
where they are not able to consult him at hls
Office. HIS family practice at Mdrtin'bnrg ~
sufficient evidence Of hI, success. All letters
must be addressed 10
D. W. JONES, VI. d,
Nav 30-ly Martlnsburg, W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-24
AFE;V GOOD REASONS /:

"A new Invention Thoroughly Tested and
secured by Letters Patent.
2-Nakcs Perfect Lock Stitch, alike on
both side, on all kinds OF Good.
3.-Runs Light, smooth, NoIseleNs and Rap
id-bcst continuation OF qualities.
4-Dura hle-Runs for Years without Re
PAIRS.
5.-Nill DO all Varieties of Work and Fam
cy Stitching IN "A superior manner.
Els Most Easily Managed by the operator.
Length of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
design Simple, Ingenious, Elegant for
ming the stitch without the use OF Cog Whsel
Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has
the Automatic Drop Feed, which nsure' Uni
form length of Stitch at any speed. Has our
new Thread Controller, which allows easy
movement of needle-bar and prevents injury
10 thread.
standardization most careful and finished.
1t is manufactured by the most skIlIful and ex-
perjenced Mechanics, ut the celebrated REM.
IxGroS AEmoKY, LION, y. Y. CrNcINNArI
OFFICE. lSi fOURTH STREET.
Oct 10 2m
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NE w GO o DIS !
GO TO THE
G. H E AP COR N i L
AND GET
3 4 r G. Il | " 5!

Dry your QOeensware Of
OUY your Lamps, Limp Chimney' and
y Coal Oil Of a. Harms.
DUY your Table ard Poke, GH!e'y
. of A. Harris.
PURCHASE your Cold Water Soap
( Bsbblu's Soap and Fancy Toilet
Soaps of A. Harris.
OROOMS. Baskets. Wash Tubs, Wash
y Boards, Water Buckets, Clothes Pins
&c. for sale by A Hsrns.
IF you wan, a good Umbrella, call al
\ The store OF A. Harms.
DROWN Sugars for sale at 10 an -!
- cents. by a. Harms.
OOASTED and Green Coffees Tor sale
K BY A. Harris.
I AIDES. Cen. and Cbadren's Hose
~ al The Store Of 4 llsrris.
IF you wan, good Collars and Guile
l. buy them Of A. ilarrls.
j CHEAP 10! of Glassware for sale by
* A. Harus.
SUGARS. Coifeea, Teas, Rice, Syr-
- ups, Maekerel, Ilominy, Bacon. Lard
&C., Tor sale by a. Hairs.
DALL for anything YOU want in the
v Grocery or Notion line, and you will
be sure and get Bargains. "a | Will
not be undersod. Call and examine my
stock and see what Bars ains | offer.
A. Harris.
0ri Is II
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, n. Bs,sroR. B. r. HARRISON. JOHN II. little
R cal Els TAT E
AGENTS.

THE undersigned Will attend to The Real Is
l tate Business y ALL ITS BRANCHES.
VIII buy and sell Lands in Jefferson and other
counties, 90 commission. Persons having
Land o. Town Property 10 sell, will consult
their interes, by placing them IN our Gshas al
once for advertisement. No SAIL NJ
PAY. All business pertaining 10 lands atJen-
dedt Titles examined and taxes paid when
requested.
Parties entrusting their Lands in our hands
have the superior advantage Of the successful
experience of J. II. Bristor, of Nartlnsourg'
whose facilities for advertising IN the North
are equal To One Thousand newspapers.
as Office 81 Jefferson Savings Banh, IN
Shepherdstown. Address
BRISTOR, HARRISON X little,
ShepAerhiowa, ". va.
Fan ~ II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-24

OOTOMAC Cement al
< f. Shsfer's.
BUGGY and Wagon Rims at
ID f. ShIet's.
WOOD Saws and Saw Bucks at
" +. ShaieIs.
MEAL SIve' a,
IiI E. Skaters.
NMALL Scales at
y f. Sha'er's.
DORCELAlN Lined Pans at
L. Skaters.
pPlRIr Levels at
y T.. Shaler's.
uHOVELS and Forks at
y T.. Shafer's.
uORsE Shoes and Horse Nails at
& Il. ShsfeTs.
DOUBLE Sho, Pouches at
IL +. Skaters.
9 f. Skaters
~ \ XII r " ! y l' IUte, afNFN' = fH'r'
81 and Troue!s, at l.. Sho!er.
NAMES a, 80 cts pair, nj
Ii +. Skaters.
NRiNDSrONES at
VI f. Shaler's.
tOLEBROOKDALE Wagon BoXe-, a.
u f.. Skaters.
7 OCKS and Latches, a,
Ii r. Shsfer's.
DULL line Strap and T Hinges, at
f.. Shsiet's.
GATE Hinges, very cheap, at
VI +. Shafer's.
4 FULL line Of Handsome Coffin
Il Trlmmlnea. by f. Shaler-
A PRIME lot Glover Seed, for sale by
a +. Shaler.
NAILS, IS 90 per keg, at
II +. Sha(er's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-24
v ETaD Il BDg
The Initiation Bill.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
CONGRESS!

NOTWITHSTANDING the Presi-
| ! dent has refused his subjects an in.
crease Of stamps. the undersigned has in.
fla-ed his store TO overlooking with an
immense and varied stock OF
SPRING IND SULNER GOODS,
Of ,he very lstrs, styles. My stock COM
prises complete and fuli assortment og
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
HATS AND CARS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-NADE CLOTHING
QUEENSW ARE,
GLASSW ARE,
GROCERIES,,
CANDIES, AND
CANNED FRUIT. SC.
all OF which were bought at greatly ts-
duced rates, and viii be sold accordingly.
The public viii please bear in mind
that consider II 10 ToubIe TO show
goods and respectfully snliclI them TO cali
and examine nv stock and be convinced
thai an offering great inducements in
both price and quality.
Thanklul for tie liberal share of pa
ironaee exlenje; 10 me hitherto, hope
By sirct attention 10 business ard chea?
goods to merit and IeI.ln The same IN The
future.
TERMS CASH, or Thirty Days 10
prompt paying customers.
The highest marker prices always al
lowed Tor produce IN exchange for goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-24

gtIClLY Lemon Sugar. al
u Fl. VI. Billings Drug Store.
uEALING Wax. for Ffui. Cans, at
y IL. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
IuLyER SAND a,
y II. NJ. Billings.
TlGYPTlAN Hair Coloring, at
u Billings Drug Store.
uaLAD Oil in bottles, at
y Billings Drug Store.
fOUYEN'S Glove Cleanser, at
y II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
IiYISTAR'S BaI.am OF Wild Cherry,
.Il and Wls,ar Peruvian Syrup, a,
II. VI. Billings.
uCHENCK'S Pulmonic Candy, Syr-
y Up, fonlc and Pills, at
II. ". Billings Drug Store.
Ii7lLBER'S Cod liver OIL and Phos-
i! pha,e IF Lac. a.
II. NJ. Billings Drug Store.
TINTED Envelopes, al the 90. at
| II. VI. billings Drug Store.
IULPHATE of Lime, FOR preserving
y CIDER. a, Billings Drug Store.
ENTLER'S Sure Cure for Cholera
IL Norbus, Cholic. DlauhGA and Dvs.
EMERY, at
II. VI. Billings Drug Siore.H