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National Republican., 1875-06-09

D4ILO.
Tax for the year ending
June 80. 1873, assessed
In the name Of Francis
Dainese, e,.........flS.3l
Tax for the year 1870,
assessed In the name
Of Francis Dainese,
S15.52
Tax for year 1870, as
sessed IN the name of
Francis Dainese. .Sl2.07I
Tax for year 1858, as
sessed IN the name of
Francis Dainess SIC. I6
Tax for year 1867, as
sessed in the name of
Francis Dainese Sl3.46l
Ditto. to...-............-...
Tax for year ending
June so, 1873, assessed
in the name OF Francis
DatneSe ....... .s29. &c
Tax for year 1870, as
sessed in the name of
Francis Dianese. .sl4.9SI
Tax for year 1859, as
sessed In the name oil
Francis Dainese.$ll.6
Tax for year 1883, as
sessed In the name OF
Francis Dsinese.t tI2.4sl
Tnork kroha~
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Tax for year 1870, as.
So seti name Of john
Il. .C.aEett-.......S7.nJ'
Tax Ter year 1863. as
s,ssed in name Of John
j. .Clagett........Sj.6I|
Tax Tor year 1865. as
sts-ci IN name of John
B. Clagett.......-S7.5h.
Tx i.r year 1867. as
s-ssruiH name Of John
J.. C.agctt........S5.29I
Tax Tor year lS65. as
syssCi in name Of wm.
il. GuaECll......S5.l3|
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Tax iUr year 1865. in the
name Of John B. Kib-
hey ey................SZ.JO 90
BIagden, Thomas, trus-
tee.
All installments Of tax
for curhinc and paving
fuotway, on interest
from August i, 1871,
S3lI.2S
Commencing forty
eight feet one inch
from the northeast cor
ner Of lot numbered
thirteen and running
from thence easterly
with the line Of MHry-
land avenue forty
eight feet one inch.
thence due south with
the Inc Of Twelfth.
street west ninety-siX|
feet one inch. thence
due west thirty-siX
feet, and thence TO the
place Of beginning.
Ditto O...........---......
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Tax for year 1857. as
sessel in the name 0fI
AZariah Fuller, hci.gl
on the west tWcsycl
feet two aud One h4lfI
inches Of said subill
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2s.s. as.7s 10 u
.a52l 7z7s 100 Il

les. cas-
SUI
In
Sc. 70 a
693.. par
IN
National Republican., 1875-06-09

All insJlllmen;s OF TEX
for constructing sewer,
on interest from Au-
gust I, lS7l......$l2S.24
Clements, Catherine. -
Being the north nine
teen feet six inches
front OF said lot by its
depth.
Creecy, q. Ea:c2........
DlLtO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cragin. Charles h..
Fourth inS,allment rs
tax for cUrbiug aE&
paving fOOI0ay. on ~.
teTesG from July - 2
1STl...-..........Sll s. (
CrunptOn, Cherries .....'
Begtnning forty ieet
ffCnl the sou hwrsr
corner Of SAID lot, ran
ming from tn n 90.
north with the west
line Of said ipt tSsHty
five feet, thence cyst
Eixiy-twO feet 70 AN
si!ey on the sGs,linC OF
saIt lot, thence sUu'H
with said alleyJwEnty-t
five feet, tEerss west
siNty-twO feet 20 the
place OF beginning.
Cushing, Ca!eh.-........
Tax for year 1858, as
seSsed IN Eame'Ui Wm :
NJ MaTsbaIl.........S7.4 -
Ditto. tO.......--..........I
Tax for year 1855, rs
sessed in name Of Wm.
Marshall. .......sET6
Gushing, Caleb. .........,
Commencing On FIT
teenth street west
seysRty,tws feet from
the southwest corner
Of the alley running
through said square
and from said Ff-
teonth street aBd rus-
ming from thence e,ist.
one hundred and teH
feet six inches. thence
south twenty fVs feet,
thence west to Fif-.
teenth one hundrsd
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Dit N...............
Being the north four.
teen feet SIX inches
front OF said lot by the
depth thereof.
Crier, Benjamin ........I
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Bank Of Washington .

IVA NsAA As9ss AA.SN
Beginning at the north
east corner Of said lot
and running from.
thence south along.
South Capitol street.
tw nty-t Wo feet,
thence due west TO the
back line OF said lot,
thence north bounding
on said back line 20 the
nOrthW est corner of
said lot, then east with
a straight line to the
point OF beginning.
Brawner, William G.
Burke. William w ......
Tax for 1874, in namo of.
John J. F. Joachim.
Dltto ..........s.-.--.-..l
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= .hullE.
IL -L-L-.n. 10
lsa part OfI.

Tax fer year 1870, as-'
scsscd in name Of john
L. ClRgett. 5.5si
Tax t". Year 1869, aS-'
scssed 10 name Of John
b. Clagett........SI I.3sI
Tax for year 1868, as
sessed in name Of John
B. Ciagett ......... .Sl9. .65I
Tax for year 1857, as
sessed in name Of John
Is. CIagett ....... Sl6.37
All irslallmcnts Of tax
for curhiRg and paving
f,u:Way, on interest
fun January l6. 1872.
$500
Being the north sixty
TWO fee: front Of said
lot by the depth there
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8.2Ii Il 4S 2o.7a

%. 10 o3'oV
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1s 50 94.75 500

AZ for the wear snd;Ug $50
une 80, 1873, assessed 5s2
n the name Of Francis
)ainesP....... Sl3.I5l
* for the year 1870,
.ss~sssd in the name
I Francis DainoSe, II
s11.65
Ak for the year 1899,
ssessed in the name
{ Francis Dainese,
t9o6
Al for the year ises,
sscSsed In the name
+ Francis Dainese, 29
sx for the year 1887,
ssessed in the name
( Francis DRinese,
National Republican., 1875-06-09

Tax for year 1900, az.
sessed r. Ms ne Of W m.
H. GunEell. ......s5.o3I
Ditto.
Tax for year ITO, as
sessed in name Of John
B. Clagett. $40
Tax for year 1869, as
sessed in name of John
3. Clagett. .......s50 !
Tax for yoRr 1858, as
GesSed IN name Of John
B. Clagett. $3.50 !
Tax for year 1881, as
sessed in name Of John
B. Clagett. IS
Tax for year 1855, as
sessed in name Of VIM.
H. Gunnell.......S5.0l
All inStallments of tax
for cuEbIng and paving
footwsy, on interest
from uary 10,
IS72, assessed in name
OF J obn B. Clag-
ett..,,,,.....s. .SSSS.b 30
National Republican., 1875-06-09

d Beckett, William ......
Alltnstallments Of paw
ing alley, on interest
from November 80,
1909. 9..............SSS.24
Ditto. observation-disclosures.
Fourth installment of
tax For paving alley,
on interest from De-
cember 10, 1859 e. .S9.47
5 Ditto .................-
Tax for year 1870, as
sessed in name Of VIM
TruXtOn .........Sl2 SSl
All installnSuts Of tax
for paving alley, on in
terest from December
10, 1859, assessed in
name OF Samuel H |
Platt .............$S54l
b Barr, William ..........
Tax for year 1870, S3S 81
Being the east fifteen
feet front of said lot
by the depth thereof.
InifTn
National Republican., 1875-06-09

. . ".. o o . . . . .
Tax for year 1879. AS
sCSscd ia name Of John
i. Cla"Ctt........ST.75
Tax Tr year 1876. as
Sesscd Ia name Of John
Il. Ciagctt........E7.54
Tax iUr year 1889, as
Syssel IN name Of John
i. CiagCtt........GS.yE
Tax irr year 1897. as
se.sCI in name Of John
B. Cidgett........s5.T4.
Tax Ir year 1865. as.
s"ssad in name Of Vim. ..
II. GUulCll.......Sj.G9.
1HrFTs
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~ sAN --s.----r.s
Tx i'r year 1870 as
, scssFd in naIe OF JOhnI
/ y. UlaG2tt. M
Tax 81" year iSkA. Az
( sessed in nams Of Johni
( B. C,agert........4S.sO.
Tax .ur year 1855, as,
scssCi IL name Of john
i. CIaEG:t........S7.5n.
Tax iDr year 1877. as
( soss el IN name Of JOhnl
II. Cia-Ctt-.......SC.@sl
Tax lT year 1865, as
sCszHi IA L2mc Of WIN. /
Il. GuIlne!l........fj.OOt
iJi.IO ....................'
Tax for year 1870. as-I
SrssCa u name OF JChn|
: r. ClaEctt........E..O5I
Tax .aT year 1863, al
scssed On name UG Iuan|
j. CiaUctt........s5.C;I
Tax for year 1858. us-I
scsse- ~ name Of Iuhnl
Is. Cl1grtt......... s-yOII
Tax for year 1867, as-i
/ sessCd iR name Uf Juhnl
Il CI#gett.......S7b bbl
Tax for year 1850. as-I
sessCi ia name Of JUIlnl
b. Clagctt.........-s5.:.Za :.ZaI
Tax for year 1855. as-l
ScssCi in name Of WIN. |
H GUnneIl.......S5.03I
Ditto ttO..-.................|
Tax fuT year 1870. as
| scsscd in namo Of John
| B. Cla-ett.......S7.O5I
Tax for year 1859. ns-I
! sesscd in Dame Of John
| 3. ClagGtt....... .Sj.s4I
Tax for year 1855, aB-I
sessed in name OF John
] B. Clagett........sI.O,l
Tax for year 1887, as
/ sessed IN name Of Johal
/ b. Clagett. 55l
Tax for year ls5s, rs
! seSsed IN name Of JUhnl
b. Clagett. .2oi
National Republican., 1875-06-09

TAX IOT YtdT UIlII5
June 80, 1872. assessed
in name Of Edward G..
Halliday.........$l.25.
...s..... |lJlltO-.
Tax for year ending
June 50, 1872. assessed
in name of Edward g.
Halliday .......Sl.OT
......... Ditto.
National Republican., 1875-06-09

=
Tax for year 1870, a.
sessed In name Of Johnl
-. C,dSetttt ......&.Wi
Tax for year 1859, as
sessed in name Of John
b. Clagett. .b5
Tax for year 1858, as
sessed IN name Of John
b. Clagctt. .......$S.OS
Tax for year 1857, as
sessed iii name Of John
B.Clagett. ........S5.74
Tax for year 1855, as
sesscCl nname Of VIM.
II. Gunnen ......S5.39
All inEtaIlments Of tax
for cmbiEg and paving
fOOtRay. on interest
from january 10, 1872,
assessed in name OF
John B.Clagett, S2Tl.S7
Blanchard, William.
f1ttO.
Barnes, William. ......
Being the north twenty
feet front of said lot byl
the depth thereof.
Black, William H..
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SHleN, W lllllIu n ...-..
Tax for the year ending
June 80, 1918. .S92 IS
Being the west twenty
two feet eleven inches
front on north NJ street
and extending back
with the same width
the depth Of the lot.
Budd, William. .........
Being the south thirty
feet front Of said lot by
the depth.
Bates, William........
National Republican., 1875-06-09

KY. o % . . % o . . 70
lax Tor year 1872. as
-e,i iurdme Of John
Is. ClIgCtt.......$1."5. 5.
Tx t,r gear lS69. as
sjssU.. in name CIJUhn.
+. ClagCtt........Sj.6I.
Tax iur year 1855. as.
Sc->rd IN name Of JCEn
+. t.ag-:t........f1.SJ.
Tx .,r year 1867. as.
srsttu in name Of John
X. Claysit........Se.29
Tx !"T year 1855. as-.
s's,t,i ia r.aIre Of Vim.
II. GuI.ue.l.......Sj.r3.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17

bg- BR1Ers.-The City Council on
Monday evening last elected Sergeant
Cameron Assessor for the Corporation.
A nice lot OF Furniture just received
at Latimer's Furniture Rooms.
The ground was covered with snow
on Tuesday morning last, l4th April.
Rev. DR. McCron. of Hagerstown,
will preach in the Lutheran Church Of
this town, on Sunday morning the 25th
instant.
We learn that a spelling "Bee" will
soon be organized in this place. 1t is
wanted badly.
Mr.. VIM. II. Staley started last week
for California, for the purpose of max
ing that State his residence.
We learn that Capt J, II. L. Hunter
has rented the Depot and store at Duff
fields, for the purpose Of engaging in
business.
Straw and other Hats for sale by ].
w. Chapline.
Herr & Entler have received their
Spring Goods. See advertisement.
Read the advertisement of ]. D.
Swartx, Hagerstown, Fashionable Tailor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17
Ia- HARpER's FERRY INTERESTS 1,

pT HARPERs FERRY INTERESTS IN
THE FEDERAL CoURr OF WEBBING
We copy from the local column of the
Wheeling Register the following no
tice of case which would seem to pos
sess some interest for our readers at
Harpers Ferry:
Gen. Golf, District Attorney, called
up for argument the case of the United
States and G. f. Adams against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
MIR. Faulkner expressed his earnest
hope that the case just retered to
would be disposed of during the pres
ent term. He did not consider himself
professionally connected with the case,
but as the Representative in Congress
from the Second district, he felt deci
ded interest in seeing the case disposed
Of lis pending in Court was heavy
incumbrance upon the interest of Har-
per's Ferry, and locked mp from active
employment the valuable water power
of that place. The interests of Harpers
Ferry, as well as the interests OF the
State, had suffered much from the de-
Law which this case had produced and
even Congress had hesitated to act un-
til some of the questions here involved
had been decided. He felt but little
concerned how the case Was decided,
his great desire was to see this law suit
ended and the rich advantages of Har-
per's Ferry again brought into active
use.
His Honor expressed himselfin favor
of taking up the case at he earliest
moment, consistent with the other
business of the Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17

@ LOOKING Ur.-- Business amongst
our Manufactures is somewhat i'm
proving. The Paper Mill of Ashton,
Walker & Co, after asuspension during
the entire winter, has again resumed
operations and working hands on full
time, as well as purchasing great deal
of straw.
Major Blunt Of Washington yeas
here during the first of the week, max
ing arrangements to resume operations
at the Cement Mills, and will commence
the manufacture of Cement i'll a few
days.
The Axe Handle Mandatory of Mr..
Hartzel is also running with Its full
capacity, and turning out great many
handles which are shipped North.
The above business departments en-
ploy quite number of hands, and
which gives lite and animation to some
extent in our business circle. Would
that we had more manufactures In our
midst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17
Alarria9es.

In the Baptist church, in Martins
burg, ON the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Murry. Mr.. III. S. HYDE and Miss S.
A. HUTCHINSON, of Martinsburg.
On the 26th of March, at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents, near Har-
per's Ferry, by Rev. Andrew Robey,
MIR. THOMAS J. INGRAM of Spring
field, Ill.,, to Mrs. SARAH DEMORY,
OF Loudoun county, Va.
On Thursday, April iston the Bridge
at Harper's Ferry, by the same, Mr.:
JAMES S. PAYNE to Miss MARY
C. SHEPHERD-aIl of Jefferson
county, w. Va
In Sharpsburg, Maryland, by Rev.
Mr.. Cronise, Mr.. ADRIAN T. LLOYD
and Miss SUSIE LOCK, both Of this
county.
On the 30th ult, at the Parsonage Of
st. Johns Lutheran Church, Hagers-
town, by Rev. S. o. Owen, JOHN L.
SIBERT, of this county, TO EMMA
KATE OTTO, of Washington CO., Md.
February IL, 1875, by Rev. NJ. L.
Canoe, Mr.. JOHNsW. BAXLEY, Of
Berkeley county, to Miss AMANDA
E. BEECHER, of Gettysburg, Penna
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17
NEW SUPPLY
81 h N u UuUS
At
HERR & ENTLER's
GROCERY IND YARIETY
STORE.

ME are selling CofIees at "a, 2S, and 30
w cts. per pound. Roasted Coffee II
cts. Sugars 10, II 1-2 and Is cts. Teas
Sl.OO. 80 and $500 per LII. Spices and
Essences of all kinds. 4 nice lot OF To-
bacco and Cigars to- please the gentle
men. Pipes and Smoking Tobacco for the
ladies, or perhaps they would rather have
some of our nice fresh Candies which we
keep constantly OF hand. We keep Duke
&c Gatrell's best Family Flour, loose and
i'm sacks. Corn Meal best quality Small
lot Of Buckwh heat at 4 cts. per lb- Crack
ers of all kinds. Best Table Syrups 800,
80 cts. and 60 cts. per gallon. Molasses
80 cts. Vinegar 40 cts. Frazer& Bish-
ops White Carbon Oil ut Dets. Salt,
fine and coarse. Brooms %, 30, 40 and 40
cents. Herring and Mackerel. Laundry
Soaps, Rabbits, Armstrong;, Irish, White
Star and Olive. A nice lot Of Toilet Soaps.
White Wash, Dust, Scrub, Horse and
Backing brushes. Door Mats, Clothes
Lines, Clothes Pins, Curry Combs, Sisal
Halters, Flour Pals, Sugar Boxes, SInee
Boxes; Turve, Candle and Lamp Wicks,
Fancy Baskets, Carpet and Shoe lacks,
Ink, Pens, Fancy and Plain Paper and
Envelopes, Needles, Pins, Tapes, Clark's
and Stuart's Spool Cotton all numbers.
Gents Paper Collars, Neck Ties, White
and Fancy Hose, Gloves, in. fact every
thing usually kept in a Grocery and Va
riety Store. Dried Peaches II cts, APP
pies cts. per lib. White Navy Beans 40
cts. per gallon. Carter, White Peach
Blow, and Early Rose Potatoes. Asplen-
did Cap Of Honey for sale.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods.
We are thankful 10 the Public for past
patronage and hope for continuation Of
the same.
April IL If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17

s@ FROM DUFF1ELDs.-We clip the
following communication from the
Baltimore Gazette, written at Duffields,
in this County, under date of the 9th
Instant
There are now some peculiar Difficult
ties existing along the line of the Balti-
more and Ohio road in this and the State
of Virginia, especially along the Win.
chester Branch, which have already led
to some inconvenience to the shipping
interest of the different neighborhoods
interested, and which may yet result in
additional difficulties to'the decided in
Jury of shippers and receivers.
I'VE refer to the facts now connected
with country stations and the depot
buildings thereto connected, when the
buildings, as is usually the case, belong
to private individuals The laws of
West Virginia interdict the charging
of commissions by depot agents on
freight shipped or received, and as
these commissions have been the only
source of salary TO the agents OF this
class of depots, the result has been
peculiarly disastrous to them, the rail-
road company refusing to pay them
ANYTHING for their services, and SO for
the last year they have done all the
work, and for it received nothing.
Unwilling to continue their services
on these terms, several of the owners
or renters of these private depot build
ings have refused to act as such any
longer, and handed over to the railroad
company all their papers. This has
been the case at Summit Point, and at
Halltown, both of them good shipping
points, and the company have placed
cars at these places i'll charge OF per.
sons from distance TO act as agents.
At Duffields the same state of affairs
exists, except as to the cars for depot;
though how soon, they may be brought
for that purpose we do not know.
Adams Express has no agent here, and
all lis furniture and fixtures have been
removed. The expectation seems to
be that the railroad company will be
compelled to build depot, and in the
meantime no one here can be found to
act as agent for no pay. The case seems
to be peculiarly hard one, for these
agents at best get little for work that
requires constant attention, and that to
at all hours of the day-and night, too
very often. The Grange store, by
combined action of all the lodges of
this county, held at this point on Satur-
day last, will be located at Duffeld in
charge of Mr.. Mason Marshall.
Colonel Robert Lucas, one of our
oldest countrymen, met with an acct
dent on Friday last that came near re-
sulting fatally. His horse, strong
vigorous one, became frightened at the
cars at this point, and the saddle slip
ping threw his rider to the ground, his
foot still remaining in the stirrup, in
which condition he was dragged some
distance, and was only relieved from
certain death by his boot pulling off
his foot. He suffered but little as it
was save some severe bruises. His
escape, for 80 old aperson, was remark
able.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17

p6r LETTER FROM Ex-MAYoR RAY.
"A few weeks ago we stated that Ex-
Mayor Ray, of this town, had taken
trip West, following the advice OF the
late Horace Greeley, and whilst sojourn-
inc in the State of Nebraska he writes
us as follows -
SEpAR CREEK, CAss Co., NEB.
April 5, 1875.
Hon. John Fl. Zitile-This is beau
tiful morning in this far Western coun-
try. This County together with Otto,
Sewart, Lancaster, and Seine counties')
along the South of the Plat River CON-
prises the excelsior prair!e-the hnest
country ever mans eye beheld. IT Is
wheat and corn growing county
wheat grows in abundance-they raise
an average of 20 bushels to the acre.
and of very fine quality, and IS worth
IS cents per bushel. Corn grows IN
this country as fine as in the Shenan-
doah Valley of Virginia, and yields
much more 10 the acre-60 bushels to
the acre is. considered an average crop,
but often a crop of 80 and 80 bushels Is
raised. Raising Oats here is very prot
liable, and grows in this climate to
perfection-the finest ever saw here
Welded 60 bushels to the acre. Pota-
toes also grow in abundance, but our
little Shtpherdstown Colorado bug
| PLAYED havoc with the crop last year.
The climate is much colder than in JET
ferson county, w. Va Fruit is scarce
here, but young orchards are being set
out. and in few years no doubt fruit
will be plentiful in this State, Game
| is abundant, from Quail to the SANDY
ELL Crane-the air is sometimes dark
ened with them-and Geese OF the
finest kind. Fish in Plat River COZ
sist of Buffalo and Cat-they range
from small size to 200 pounds. Small
fruit grow here in abundance-wiid
Plums, Grapes and Gooseberries are
gathered along the ravines and creeks
Now friend little l have given you
brief description of the country and
what do you think these lands can be
bought for per acre?
Raw land can be purchased for s. to
$40 per acre; improvedland $40 to $25
per acre; school and railroad lands for
$40 per acre, with ten years time.
Great inducements are held out to emf
grants to procure homes in this State.
The first crop will pay tor the lard and
all expenses for cultivation; so that II
any of our Jefferson folks want to own
fine farm in the West without money,
we say come right along. This is the
Asylum for the oppressed of all Nations.
Thousands. and millions of acres OF the
finest land here are waiting for just
such folks as we have in old Jefferson
county, and who would become wealthy
here, whilst if they remain there it is
impossible for them TO become any
more than moderate renter. Thou
sands of people in this State to-day
came here almost pennyless few years
ago, are now in first-rate circumstances,
whilst a large portion of them are
wealthy. Now young men, middle
aged men, come West, buy yourselves
homes, and grow mp rich with this
beautiful western country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17
Deetbs.

In Martinsburg, January 2Sth, 1878,
WILLIAM OSCAR son Of John w.
and Janette Sigler. aged twenty months.
AT the residence of her husband, near
Scrabble, on the 227.th of March, 1875,
Mrs. ANN r. SIGLER vile ct Geo.
Sigler, aged A years and 9 mouths.
Near Shanghai, March 2Sth, 1875,
EVELINE wife OF James NJ. Leonard,
aged q years, 5 months, 2 days.
On the 5th, in Martinsburg,
CHARLES son of Leander aud Laura
Savir, aged eighteen months.
In Baltimore, on Saturday. JOHN
PET, an old resident Of Berkeley CO.,
aged "a years.
On the 9th inst, near town, ESTHER
ANN FRALEY,aged year, 5 months
and % days.
Suddenly, in Winchester, Va, on the
2nd of April, Mrs. SARAH f. TWY-
MAN, widow Of the late Col. T. J.
Twyman, ofMadison county, and daugh-
ter of the late Philip Williams, Sr., of
Woodstock.
In Charlestown. April 4th, 1875,
CHARLES HUGH AVIS, son of
John. r. and Sallie Avis, aged 3 years
and 6 months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-04-17
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