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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-16
Shepherd College.
SIIEPHERDSTOwN,,W w. VIRGINIA.

THE next annual session OF this school
L viii begin SEPTEMBER 9th, 1879.
under a full corps of Instructorsgpil
The Trustees most fully Secolnmepd "
to the public as an institution, In which
both sexes are efficiently taught aud thor
oughly instructed In English Branches,
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Ian
guages. The most improved text books
and methods OF instruction are adopted
and the students are trained to make nee
of and put into practice the knowledge
they acquire rs they advance In their
course. 'l o. .r.-nuI srlf
The students are divided into Glasses
and every facility afforded for obtaining
good education. rr
The State Normal Department will be
continued as heretofore. 't''"r
TERMS-Vcry moderate. , f31-o
% All enquiriesand communications should
be addressed TO Prof. Joseph McMurran,
Principal, 49,.
G. NJ. BELTZHOOvER,
Secretary Boar,l Of Trustees.
July 3, 1879. ''l mo1i 6m
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for either wood or coal, together with gener-
al assortment of Heating Stoves, farlor Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C., &C.,
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WEST VA UNIVERSITY.
~ MORGANTOWN. w. VA q.

-'.y| .sH i3N - uaiG .soY3 laxs
THE healtlifuiness of the loyalty; the
J. superior facilities for instruction; the
economical, disciplinary, and other adj
yantages offered have made this Institu-
ton descrvedIy popular with those who
desire to accomplish a sound education
under the most favorable circumstances.
Next Term begins September 4. 80,
For Catalogue, and fuller Information,
address any one Of the Regents or OF the
Faculty. .''i ALExJNARTfS,i "a
,ii,.,1 iaapni President.
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sntpHrERpsroWN. W..VA...

.aH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ". VA, 4
900 - ~. - February l.. 1873.
Tony customers and the public gener
ally.-f desire to call your attention TO
my NEW PLAN OF BUSINESS. 1pro-
pose to reduce the price of Boots and
Shoes to the lowest possible figures. To
do this | have adopted straight out
CASH business. Call and examine work
and prices. lam satisfied you can save
nioney."I mean business, and mean ey'--
erything | say. 1 will make you. good
work, and use good material. | am de-.
ternihed to be Behind none. All I-askis
atrial, and | guarantee to deal fair and
square. If YOU want to get bargains now
is the time. also offer my stock Of Ready
made work at greatly reduced prices. " .-
- x A.|2'' - = j. S. FLEMING.
p ST. will also attend to having
Watches, Clocks and JeWelry repaired BY
conpetentswofkinen. e - j. Sd +.
Feb. -, 1879. tt
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M FOR 1875. .'."p
LADIES s. GENTLEMEN!

'pAKE notice thai WM, T. LEMEN
\ hs- Jus' received his .---3
Spring and Summer Stock Of GoOds,
FOR 1878, and Is now ready TO wait upon
you. ami receive the Cush. Call and see
his stock and be convinced that he has as
nice and general sssor,men, of Goods as
can be found in his community II is
useless to mentlon every. article. so just
come and zee Tor yourselves whs, lie has,
and also see tina, he pives you Satisfaction
oo'h in quslity aud price. My STOCK
embraces. .,.,.,.... 30. '..-,+,.,.....
Hardware, Queepsware, Wood
enware, Glassware, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Notions, DRY
GOODS, Groceries, Mats, Mat
ting, Floor. and Table Oil Cloth,
Carpets,s&c. iiI' Teip.e
q e. IRenenber the place. one door
Es..i Of Jetferson Savings Bank,
GS> Thankful for ahe pas, psironsge,I
hope to inertia continuance of the same.
Eil,o .aaoQK n Nm. +. LEMEN.
July II $40 . = If
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H1sL.Ha2i Z -A0EI-l
10 THE PUBLIC.

\ OWING 10 serious embaIrassmcnt,a large
~ security debt being upon me, am
Compelled to redtIce1ny Business, ;nltl dis-
pose Of much of my property. | have
just replenished my. stores with alline of
staple goods, which WIZ sell alta small
advance, to assist IL converting my goods
int money a1arge potion of which will
be sold III cost 9nd GONE less. i am unable
to give the credit heretofore extended and
must sell for cash, except those who deal
regularly and pay promptly on short time.
| invite my friends and the public to give
me call guaranteeing them Cheap Goods
and Good Bargains.
.-.r root FOR SALE.
The Unionville Store House and proper
ty with dwelling, ! II acres of land and
all appurtcnances which are ample and
i'm good condition. Store house and dwell
ing are of Brick, located on the Shep-
herdstown and IIalltown Turnpike 2ls
miles from Duilields, surrounded by rich
and productive lauds, and industrious
communftt-,i viii be sold with or without
livestock Of goods. 1t is an old stand with
good repntstion,, enjoying liberal share of
patronage of surrounding country schools
and churches convenient. Possession Civ
en- on short poticc, Will RResold at great
bargain. t'''' '~' - i" ~
%, Also for sale 2-3 Interest in Steam Saw
Mill with Grist Mill, Heading Cutters and
cut off Saws, &C., ut Dufiie!ds, good rs
new and, in complete working Order, A
Great Bargain is offered for profitrblc iu-
yestment t' 90
FOR SALE ALSO, a. a. TO-
The Farm. Immediately in front of
Browns. shop about midway between
ruflields and KerneySTille, near b. & o.
p. r., lying ci, Leetown,and Martinsbtrg
roads-tontainfng 800, Acres, Of choice
land not Surpassed by any for its.produc-
tiveness, the present prospect of the crop
testifying to fiat fact, from % to. 80 acres
in timber. The Buildings are new and
comfortable and ample for the farm divid-
ed into six fields, under good fence. The
iandlsmooth aud in good condition. a
Young Orchard has been planted, in a
word it is very desirable farm. do,
80 Terms reasonable, For further infor-
nation apply tothe undersigned at Dhf-
fields, Jefferson county, w. Va.
....,-,.s ,sE+ 4,,,oc al, j. $. MELVIN.
P...S. Those who are indebted TO me
must positively pay me, otherwise will
have to pass their accounts into 1.-THE hands
of an officer. I'M ,....,..r -.... H.. ...
l wish to purchase or exchange for
merchandise any amount of wool at full
market RATES: 1 ylh .lirJ- D. NJ
May x, 1919. RI .5.., UF .r.lv l,.I u
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lust received fine lot OF Mems Fine
d Boots of best quality, and Ladies But
toned and Lace Shoes. Call and look at
my stock. J.. " CHAfLlNE.
July 81 If
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Ayers Oatnartic Pills

br Their protsction and relief, when required.
Long lexperieaoe HIS proved them 20 be the saf
sg5s and ssd bet Of ~ al ne fs x which
the blood 10 purified, The corTuptions OF the sys-
ten expelled, distractions removed, and the
Rhoe machinery. OF life restored % it, bealfhy
activity. Internal crgni.s which become clogged
and sluggish are cieensed by HDe,'s Pfi,, and
stimulated into action. Tins fncipiept disease
is changed into 18th, the value Of yhicb change,
IL, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant TO take and preserves tbeir
virtues uninipaired for nyleueth Of time, so
hai sS ass sSf5 ises se R aas cpss
without disturbance to tie constitution, or diet or
occupation.
FulI directions are given on the wrapper TO
each box, how 10 nse them ae Family Physic,
and for ne following complaints, which these
!. For py.pep=ta or I.digesssoa, LAssisss.
should be taken Moderately TO stmniste ne ssom
och, and restore its healthy tone and acton.
For Liver Compieint and IL. ys5soI 1. .yn,R
scke. yeuH6ice or Greea Stchs ,,, 80 s,h n
ions Ccffc and BiffSus Fet g ,, w sHss 80
be judicously taken for each esS 70 soIles ,s,;s
diseased action on remove the oDstur''on' MN
For Y,zsensery or Dfsrrhes, but one
mild dose Is generally required -
-. For ahr ~ sse Heart, Pal. in the
s;de. 1acH md E>otEs, they should De eonfin.
r,ously taken, as required 20 change pe oiseasep
Z sction OF the syetsin. With such change hose
Far TsroDsy and Drorsscal 1weifingn,
fhev should Be taken I'm large and frequent doses
20 produce the effect Of q drastic purge.
taken as il prodnces the desfred e1e<4 By syn,
pafhy- -
promote digestion ami relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels restores The appetite, and invizorates TIA
IS eystegn. Hence Il Ia often adyaztageous where
20 serious dera1genent exists One wb3 ieeis
toi.vsbiy well, ofken finds that d0ee 81 these
P;IIs makes him feel decidedly betne rom their
cleansing and renosating eGed or >1e d,gesoyS
4. appaIatrs.c fs = ftis1 49,
s,..,s PgE<ARD ~
DID. C. AYER q co xraetce1s CAestsfss
L0HEL1. 36ss., q, 8. 4.
sos SALE 81 osyGaIsTs zyExIwuRB
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EPISCOPAL ~ or
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
y MANCHESTER, VA.itA

$50 WINCHESTER, VA -
REV. j. C. WHEAT, A. NJ. yPhncipaI,
aau (ronSknLY or srArSroS,tA.,t9
SISTED by competent teachers fm the
"A various departments. .f5nrfs. grs
The exercises Of this Institute win bc
resumed Sept. s, 1875. The number OF
boarding pupils being limited, an early
application for the present vacancies
should be made. ~ !sI .1fl
For Circulars, stating Course of Study,
Terms, &C., address, .f'i 3; i...s.tsl
wxcBEsrEx, Va.
p REFxREScEs: The Bishops and Clergy
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church ofthe
Diocese Of Virginia. -g 49,.
Aug Z, 1875. 49,, 6w
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Roanoke College.
- SALEM, VIRGINIA.
TwENTY-TIIIRD SESSION BEGINS
SEPT. 1ST, 1875.

THOR0UGH Collegiate course. Excel
i lent Preparatory Department, health
full Climate, Good Morals, Good Discipline,
very Moderate Expenses. Tuition and
other fees, board, room-rent, fuel, lights,
and washing, for session Of ten months,
from $50 10 $40. Boys can board with
Professors; young men, 10 College or fam
lilies. College prosperous. Students from
all sections OF the country. The annual
Catalogue, Of 40 pages, mailed free oa sp-
plication. Address, .gplfa9dfjns.
n3izREys ID. Il. BITTLE, D.,D..e
.ns. ODD stu.I. ~ 49, ~. President.
July IL, 1875. GIN
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Coat Ii .nP PAINTING!
TO THE PUBLIC!

Ia = --y = IS
Z HE { Undersigned being a practical
j Couch Painter, takes pleasure in an
nounciug 90 the public in general that he
has opened a shop in Si'epherdstoM'n, and
is capable OF doing tirst-clasS work at as
ioniSningly low charges, lie Will also
Keep Onlliind new Buggy and Carriage
Bodies, irened and painted IN the latest
style, atlow prices. Give him trial ana
/ satisfaction be not given, no pay requir-
Ell, Country Produce taken i'll exchange
Tor work. SHOP on Washington street.
uFs RJD.3 lttnN ELL
Au0ijst "a 1878 80 Gun
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OWEN TO agents and others, male
I'll Elm and female, a $50 secret and
AWAY psga SoEe tla; cstsiSg lSo
R.F. YOUNG & CO., 20 Broadway, New
York. ~
: Aug, IA, 1875. ...,t ,s'i. 'i'i- Bins
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.'..'.' COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal, together with gener-
al assortment of Heating Stoves, farlor Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C., &C.,
7l HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Block Tin and Japanned
Ware, Fiat Irons, Coffee Mills, Timed Sauce
Pans, Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
Forks, Lamps, Walters, Buckets, Tin Cups,
&C., &c. Particular attention will be given 10
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING
which will be done in the best and most dnra
Bile manner, in town or country, at the short
est Lotice. REPAIRING will also be done
at short notice and in the best manner. Gu
CUNBER PUMPS, the best 10 use, will be
put in, at low rates. lie viii also give atten-
ton putting up
.. LIGHTNING RODS, .In
and repairing the same, when called upon.
From my long experience in the business as
Practical Timer, AID determined to work
none but the best material, and close atten-
ton 10 business, and strict desire 10 please,
hope to receive alberal share OF patronage.
Ny prices will be lower than any other es-
tabhshment in the county Give me call
and you viii certainly be pleased. h' i'".'
' N. Copper, Brass and lead will be Ia
ken in exchange for work and all kinds OF
Ware. +'i3 ~ ". C. MARTEN.'
Shephertlstown, June II 80 --' 1y'
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United States Circuit Court.
REE0RE IunGE EnX

ohrOhE JUDGE FOA.
THURsDAY.-Nathan Walker vs.. Crank Trunk
Railroad Company. The jury returned verdict fol
plaintiff for five thousand six hundred dollars. De-
PENDANTS have leave to file motion for trial, and
exceptions. This action was brought to recover
damages for injuries sustained by plaintiff in March
1873, while in the employ of the G. T. r. R. Co..
caused by collision between a regular train and a
tie-distrbutng train. Plaintiff claims that his in
jury was caused by the neglect of the corporation in
not having suitable teegraphc facilities to run such
trains. The court held that the corporation is re-
sponsible for injury received by an employe under
such circumstances.
Strout-Andrews. j. g. L. NJ Rand.
Leonard o. Thayer vs. Grand Trunk r. Co. Action
for personal injury alleged to have been oceasoned
by carelessness of defendants in moving one car
against another while plaintiff was engaged in dis
charging the latter of merchandise. Unfinished.
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OCTOBER CIVIL TERN. 1s75-sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
ING.
THURsDAY.-Elbridge G. Bennett vs.. The City of
Portland.
Case for injuries to horse pung and beef, on ac-
count of defective railing on the side of Fore street
near st. Lawrence. Plaintiff says in substance: I
am butcher, residing at Lbby's Corner, Deering;
deliver meats in Portland; on the oath of December,
1873, stopped with horse and pung at Mr.. Lunt's
grocery store and near the head of st. Lawrence
street; as was my usual custom left my kind and
well trained horse without hitching and stepped into
Mr.. Lunt's store; shortly, from some cause, know
not what, thing which never happened before,
though had left my horse in the same way without
hitching daily for two years, he started down st.
Lawrence street, which begins with gentle descent
growing gradually sleeper some quarter of mile,
till it enters at nearly right angles Fore street,
which narrows up at that point to little more than
halfts usual width at the edge of a steep embank-
ment back OF the Portland Company's works; the
street was gary with ice and my horse starting at
first on gentle trot increased his speed with the
steepness Of the street till he entered Fore street
where he undertook to make turn ;the pung slowed
around, striking the railing sidewise, when rotten
post which supported it broke, the railing, gave
way and the pung went the bank and drew after
it the horse, pung and load which were precptated
together into the valley below killing the horse and
managing pung, harness and beet. L claim OF the
city S5Vo 1or my horse $40 for pung and $40 for har
ness
Deiehse-Dlemma Your horse was either well
prohen 10 seand OF not. II not well broken then it
was careless 10 leave MN without hltchng If he was
wei broken tnen some oher cause, either the biting
Oh ahother morse or the action OF the boys started
nun, ana TINS cause, whatever it was, contributed to
produce the accident and the damage was not caused
soey py tne lnsumclent railing. Again, the railing
was sumcleut Tor all ordinary occasions. The city is
NOT pound TO MAINTAIN railing to stand the shock of
tne pung and SIX hundred pounds OF beef stung at it
WIN the force OF cataput as this Was The city is
HUI Dounu 10 MAINTAIN and Keep IN repair the street
at the wnoie width OF its laying out; it would cost
sooo 70 DO so at this place and is unnecessary as
seet SO little Travelled as this portion OF Fore street
Is. ihls is another case OF ddmnum dbSq@e ifjurid,
Oh damage to Bennett without the violation of law
py Pertiand; the term injur10 implying etymologi-
caily anu techhicaliy violation OF law ask the
court 70 the jury that If the PLAINTIFFS horse
was irlghtened by boys or by another horse, or by
any oher cause Tor which the city was not response
DE- the plaintiff cannot recover even if Fore street
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The York Counts Fair,


In certain respects the York county fair this
furnished. The hall display will compare ia
vorably with that of the state fair in this city
Of course the merchants do not make so elabo-
rate show, and thei e is not so large an exhi-
bition of articles of foreign manufacture which
have no honest place in display which should
be devoted exclusively to the products of home
industry. But in the ladies' and household de-
partments more and better articles were exhib.
tied than are often seen at county fair in
Maine. Of course there were rugs and quilts
miles Of them-and the display of nice fancy
work was one Of which the ladies of York
county have reason to be proud.
The fruit display, apples especially, is one of
the finest ever seen in the Biddeford City Hall,
All our hardy winter varieties were to be seen,
and many handsome fall apples. Of one OF
these varieties, the mammoth pippin, it took
but sxty-eight to make up bu shell. OF pears,
too, the show was excellent, and some peaches
were on exhibition which would do no dscredit
to New Jersey.
The varieties of mammoth vegetables seem
to have outdone themselves this year, and the
display of Brobdignagian pumpkins, of cab
bages as big as the hopes of the Democracy be-
fore the Ohio election, and of beets which
would have done to figure in Croquemitaine,
was calculated to gladden. the heart of the EN-
thusiastic agriculturalist. Nor was it alone in
size that the vegetables excelled. They were Of
excellent quality, and certainly credit to the
market gardeners and gentlemen farmers Of
Biddeford and Saco and vicinity.
The remaining feature of the hall display
was that of poultry. In that department the
show was mainly confined to hens, though q
brace of fantail pigeons spread their feathers
for the amusement of visitors. AS usual
Cochin and Brahma prevailed. and of these the
display was chiefly confined to the partridge
and the dark. Some display was made of Dom
Unique and Leghorn. and one or two trlos Of
handsome Black Spanish were exhibited, bu
there was an unaccountable pauciy of the Ply
mouth Rock, but one brace being shown. The
/ poultry exhibition so far as it went was highly
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in the
county yesterday.
Deering-Lot of land containing $4,000
square feet from George D. Little to George G..
and Sarah Cotton.
Lot OF Land on Lincoln street from Theodore
FL. Mansfield to Charles F. Walton.
Brunswick-Lot of land on Pleasant street,
with buildings thereon, from Pejepscot Nation
al Bank to Samuel FL. Slower. Consideration
S320O
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THE MUsEUM.-The popularity OF ''The Two
Orphans is fully attested by the large house
which gathered at the Museum last evening
despite the attractions elsewhere. The play
ought to have a great run for two weeks to
come, and the big audiences SO far seem to
promise that. The reputation of the play as
given at the Museum, has spread abroad, and
many people out of town have come here to
witness it, The management have it in mind
to run special trains to Biddeford, Bath,
Brunswick and other places to accommodate
those who desire to see the play. While ar
rangements are making the people of Portland
will doubtless fill the houss every evening
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Mr.. EDIToR:-The ladies who have had the
privilege of attending the course of lectures
given by Doctor French desire to express their
appreciation of the ability with which she has
discussed her subject in its anatomical and
pathological relations, aud their respect for her
medical record and career. Beside the elegant
testimonials of other cities, initiated by ladies
with whose names the nation is conversart,
our tribute to her commanding position seems
mean enough. With her thirty-four years OF
study, and = science and skill ia her practice
which have challenged the confidence of col
leges at home and abroad, she commands our
affection and reverence, dearer to her perhaps
| than even the proud laurels she wears, for she
| is a woman of the people and is devoted to
their moral and physical welfare. If Heidel-
berg and King College Professors seek after
her data; aud the Earl of Caithness comes
across the water to avail himself of her cbarac-
terlstlc therapeutics, one would think she
might have an intelligent following here, even
though she were reegated to Allen Mission
chapel, which by the way is as comfortable and
| as dainty as need be, with its newly tinted
walls and its nice, though not central, locality.
This much from
THOSE WHO WERE THERE.
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Col. G. w. Tilden Of Castine, Col. Ilsley of
Limerick and Adjutart S. j. Gallagher Of Au-
gusta are mentioned for Adiutant General.
Mayor Davenport of Fall River, and the City
Solicitor, called on Mayor Richardson yes:er-
day.
Horatio E. Swazey, ESQ.,, late of this state,
has opened law Office at AZ and A Court st.
Boston.
Superintendent Furber, of the Boston &
Maine is i'll with erysipelas in the face.
Miss Walton has been supporting Barry Sui.
Ivan, the English actor, at Baltimore.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-10-15

HAYDN CONCERT Haydn concert last
evening was very satisfactory as performance
but was rather thinly attended. The first part
of the concert consisted of miscellaneous selec-
tons in which Mr. Pencil sang finely Faure's
'Palm Trees" receiving hearty encore. Miss
Alice Brown also sang song in very pleas
ing manner Schumann's weird chorus 'Gp-
sy Life" was given by the society with fine
shading and its rendition was one of the best
features of the evening. The pilgrimage of
the Rose, the synopsis of which we gave at
its last presentation. was even better rendered
than before. The soloists we're all in good
voice and their several numbers were credita-
bly, given. The fine chorus singing showed
careful training under the able conductorship
of Mr. Kotzschmar