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, 1875-05-22

ALLEGED EMBEzZtEMENT.
Pu1LADELPu1A. "a, May 21.-S. Groves Fry
has baum arrested At tue tnslnnce Of Bowen Il
For, brokers, on tho charge Of embezz!emont In
connection with III oyer.tssua Of RAILROAD alAsaa.
THE DELAWARE WHIPP!Mo.posT
Hi!mfngssa {ilt} Correspondence Philadelphia 1aHts
Tho semi-aunual exhibition OF tho post aud
ptllosy, aud the uacs to which they are put, was
opened yostordsY In the ls1l.Yard ut Newcastle.
in tho presence OF acversl hundred mon, women.
and children. John neardon. Dlubber Davis,
and John Thomas, white, and Sandy Leonard.
colored veto the onlJ candidates Tor the stocks.
Each was tnplIlotiod for III hour. and eugoted
the indeacrib2bs tostures attending tho punish-
With Charles FFt6by, colorod, ~ tho first victim.
9he cat-o-n!nc.taita qoscended on Ats bare back
twenty tm-B, mating. him Jerk aua wnggte,
knd, donhtless, wish he lad nosos stolen tho VA
for which this WAS part Of tho panaltY. John
was uoxt whipped ulcrcitulIy with twenty lashes.
Dilmer DsYls, I mplasto, wRa then severely
laahed tor larceny. Rnl. although evidently aut-
fer1ng from the punishment, be, fo!coa = smile
when released from tho post, aud askcd, "1law's
that for hlgh7" George THOMPSON, a white msu.
whoso head was gray with ago, tosterad to tue
post aud was whlpped lightly. lila otfense was
moro than is bit Who hsd bo4a whipped bototo,
taat." ho said, ~ to throw lii coat u HheriN
Lambsqs .na M sa5ea hs baef "NoE ss s; asye
fertug fron h.s punishment. Charles lleudo son,
whi,s soosunp.se nd at;s .niet; 4: xsa eIppsa
h.s Gisgraco es ha did The corporai puu!shmsns. {.
sandy Leop.s.i. ooloFod Tor tue SECOND uas in
hts Hhort iifa. received tssnty lashes. They
Wess we'll laid Ut, aud LtA lack WAS a!uoss blood
fSa shen ho returned to hls ee!l, nlub1es
second time. kls suffered intensely, Aad will bo
afflicted witt sofo basx TOT several weeks. !obn
sille. N. j.. aud Who vas convicted ot highway
robbery: was tue ue1t person 70 hug the pos.. ifs
back was ~ rcd as : beet. aud bore aud lleIo
blood vas ooztpg from the large volts usdo by
| the renitentiary 1t Trenton than undergo tatt
puniahmeot sg.l he ssid. - be pulled % hls
WHITE wAs tho ,ast man whipped. He bad stolen
~ oyeFcoat, and thought hss punishment (tmenty
Wol-isd GU lAshes, sto+) waa CUT Of proportion 10
4i4 pnonse.
, 1875-05-22
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

LITTLE lloox, Ark, May 2l.-At : recent
meeting Of the CITY Council N ordinance wps
passed loyying llcouse Of slo0 Gu dsummors.
At this tho couamszciA travellers protested. and
about dozen OF them met this cgontng aud re-
eolyed to withdraw iron, tbs city trade rather
phis, Now Orleana, Ut. LoulB and rAiladophis
lqusea ware At the meeting.
, 1875-05-22

CINCINNATI, May PLAN ortliuauce Was intro
dutod iu tho Board Of Councilman to-day and
fayorab!y socelved, creating a Board Of Music
tIA!l Commissioners. and donating thsm In trust
tho sits Of tha present Expositlon Auildlng. for
tue purpose Of carrying out tho provisions con-
taluod in tho rocent nluait,eat olfes Of leubon
+ sps!agss Esa Tho ntHoosea building T
duHt1la. Expedition - wcll ~ tho musical fos-
tiyki.
, 1875-05-22

To ne Edaor Of 1ae ca'snao Tribune:
btEhttSo. Ill., Alay ~ haVo road yonr eeT-
eral articles OH sho foaH of tho Schiller, aud
find that |: seems to bo pretty syoll concnod that
thcro nm, In m h,o,nc attnciol ro lin o11,cors.
-, -. ~ ~. ",sSs -" ~ ,1,
t.a' 'nos "e'o Y" 'Aa "!ot' ~ "seFs "'eassos'
etc., otc.; but l oa' airaid that tlloro was one
psccausion they did not tako,-ono s;lcut friend
t,Ioy did not appeal 10 for information HAT
49,. ,I,a,~ 5,,,,.so i..1 .n1 it,,a rt.,a IL 49,,
""a Hse ".A ill., ..". 40 NV
anonnon' haat ! hafo soc1', taat the9 ofo''
took tho trouble TO get q cast Of tho
1eul fna .wo usod 10 term it IN
nautical parlanco). rhoro Ia n yory noculiar
cotor In lin xntcr IN lin :. o,,,oan ~ t,o H..
essos ,s ~ sau Nassf W 'uo eoops ~ !ns Ln-
gllsh channol a. aoon as you ssrlko Bou''dlngs'
aud tfley should hAvo noticed that bcfora dark
OF, tho night OF hor loss: and. It tho weather
wns thick and focry. thew slou1d layo tnlen
c,st nf tno joai. ho ticntl, nf tI,e wntor h. Ia
i;,,c. arI thn chnrnctar nr liz hottnn, ,ssLiri,
unl,d In brought I'M nv nm icatl won,tl vnty
,earlv e,yo thc,n to,r ,,ostinu @ M for na t,n,yr
f,' t,,at H., ., ~ r au '"S .,nir 10y
iu3o az t,o Is1ca in iho ~ 'ntei't W. Il @aa
their hounlou duty to tsleaYo TO-" will
tho ships head- 10 tho westward,
until such time as they kneto thoy could run with
,s a; IL isasr 1E'tu l"ao ,,aa, at' ~ ~ .os
hayc Lec,, there snyoraI times Ia yoars oono by.
1t ia prccaution that always took in ruuufng
on TINT const, oven though II was atsondod with
good leal ot delay nnd VOCATION ~ ba'ng co1'-
pv.s,a ~ 11oss. i,, sasa su teasu ~ VIII ILL., INC
in, .a.a,i W., ~ 10 " kus s, sLv snp ~
AMsss as poss'n'e ~ os1es " eeI GossoSs soAnd
is,%S; w1saaas Man s.ea,n1s, shuaia Iuoso ~
"uu," ra. oo ntsn III na7'os ..I. nio Iu.osca "ono'
.s tssnsus u" npponmaons ~ ., 90 lnte5ua-
nora ,iini' = ,so1, In s,,n.,ta enI tM,,,
661, refnr ~ ~ ~ ,,rtn ~ .,.o t,,a
eoast tglet , 10 ~ ~ c'atss u ~ 'if'ons
s'M ;on ,.' & sas S9 ~ w., T. '.v
ttair ~ 5 ;na u"m az w, tng ~
uhaeIalto'f, eonslstnlg IN Patt o. pfuuent a'ltl
ti,l ;on ei snI! npu @
, 1875-05-22
THE QUINCY FeTlCtpE.

Sp<cfa9 UIspaleh o Tia CHedoo IFf5Hr<.
Qu1Nor, ILL.,, May 21.-Dr. Smith and Madame
Ingbam. who wore rocontly oxamEnod and hold
to batl on charge Of abortion, wero Indicted
yestorday by tho Grand Jury. Their trial Is
temporarily delayed, pending the Efforts OF tho
prosecution to procure tho eYllenca OF tho girl
Anna l!icRoE. tito mother Of tho murdcrod child,
WIN has been concealed by tho friends OF the
DESCENDANTS,
, 1875-05-22
THE MICHIGAN LUMBER TRADE.

6Fff1d{ U73pakcH 70 1h$ Ehtedao 1F36N3N.
esaAap HAVEN, Mlcl.. May 21.-As will be
seen by tho following sales = revival Of the lum-
Der trade III Indicated. and busy season prom
lscd. 4 spcody arrival OF tho new logs Is looked
for. Sales took place yesterday, tho purchaaoEs
being Nessss. Henry Da1keF l. Co., of CAscxgo,
tho amount being d.25pG00 foet; Reynolds L
Emilaw, l,5o3,01o feet; and Il. n. doodsel,
1iiC. .ulll faat.
, 1875-05-22

RUN OVER hND KILLED.
6recidi Dispateh 10 TAs caftusa GrfbHns.
fspilsAro11s, Inl, May 2l.-Thia morning
atrs. Caftor, mlddlo.Agod woman. VAS killed by
freight tfatn Of tho bloomington lsoad. Tho
accident occurred IN a ptommont rart OF tho
city. THIS traIu had no ssitchman Or os1lof
watcher, and, In backing. raIi oyor tbs won,an.
, 1875-05-22

HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

EpEtIut
Qu1acY, ILL.,, May 2l.-I.ast night at about IL
O'Clock, "a George n. Hail proprietor Of tho
billIard.room under tho opera-uouac, was rs-
turning homo, he was assaulted by unknown
parties. and possibly fatally injured. Tho OBJ
joct In tho nBsau!t waa evidont1y robbery. Tho
pockets Of Hall vera turned inside out, and all
police ME on the traek Ut tho asHasHtnH. -
, 1875-05-22
ITALY,

EENNVAL OF EfHIOpB.
LoSnoS. Glny 24.-A dispatch to tho Standard
frolu Iut,o says tho Italian Govcrpn,en nj has or
durcu tuo removal Of I'LL Bishops who Aavo not
received tho royal e1equatur ,njoising tilolr
apr1lutncnta. Tho ArsIEfDiiep Of TulBfmo ias
already been nosihcl 10 lcayo his SEQ,
, 1875-05-22

Srsc,ai l,fspateh ta The Ch.caJo Tribune.
rEx1x, ILL.,, May 21.--Charlos Sfcpham'a cloth
Ing canght In tho driving rod OF planor At the
plow-laud1c shops to-day. and was torn from
Ills body and into ahreta. Ilo escaped with sotlo
seyera brriaeH.
, 1875-05-22
RUSSIA.
RUSSIA.
EMIGRATION OF GERMANS.

EMfnHtT1nN OF GERMANS.
Pans, sfAr CA German paper at St. poters-
burg states that G 600 German families IN South
Russia contemplate omigra:iug this summer on
account Of tue rigid enforcement Of tho Military
Service Law. Thay think t!loy should have re-
cciyed ~ much consideration ~ Monuon!tos aud
rartnrd.
, 1875-05-22

LONDON, 0ns.. llny 2L-1he baggage chr Of
tho through oxpEcss caught 'lso At Paris this
morning, aud nil tho through baggage aud mails
NeEo couHu1le3.
, 1875-05-22
STATE PRISON For LEE.

DETROIT, Mich, May 2l.-John y. Thomas,
colored, was convicted to-day 10 tho Recorders
Court, and sentenced to tho State prlaou for
litc, for the murder OF he vito aud her sister oil
HaQtiugg stEeef, this city, somn fur wceks ago.
, 1875-05-22

THE COMMITTEE or Tt1rHtY.
PANS, May 21.-aiM. Labou!ayc. Cczaune.
WauJipgtoi,, aud Vachorot. n.1I other remaining
u,eubers of The Committee Of Thirty, hhvo re-
Signed, aud uou Committee will 10 elected on
Tuesday, whcn Minister Duiauro's bill xll hs
referred.
, 1875-05-22
NAH eAe attenEn.


seyera bruises.
-
..-..- MAIL CAR BURNED;
LONDON. one., Atny 2l-The baggage chr OF
tho through express caught i1ro at Paris this
morning. and nil TIM through baggage sud malls
wero s1 eoasualed. @ ' ''''''7
-
THE DETROIT RIVER DISASTER.
Dttrolt }o.t, Nay At.
Shortly boforu noon yesterday special dis
patoh In th,a ,,aner from, Anderjon, Ontario tiat
1s,,, 49, ..s,ssa ~ ,. fo-r,, .,oast,,,
poiiiE 1n' ess'ofu 'efnL"ua " ~, 'us s'osss
Of tho Chicogo q Canaaa aon.ho1n Aa''-
road, conveyed the aad Intelligence that
Kirkland q. Darloz, tho ,o,accouiss Of this city.
nnft ihroo othcra ba1 hocn drorued by rho cspaiz-
aaa ~ s..e4 sa,. o.Ao A3~ 0s'A - - '*'~f'
ing o. yacht 49,.
reporter Of the POSI- weu: down TO drosHo
Isle. tho summon rcBJcuce Of 3lr. barker, ar
irving thoro shortly after o'clock.
pr,.oo;,,,c - ia .os,a.,r. , fo,v roJa ro,th
tsoeeea1ns 70 'nc tes'aense ~" sous i n9r.a IT,
OF the trosso 1ala stattoh cur tepolte ioal'd to
body Of alr. Barker lying npon lounge in tho
sittipg-room, Its outer garmenss only Aayiug
boon removed, Tho fscts attending ,ho dlsa,ter
W." ~ ~ t.a'1,.ss: ' :
afo "a io''o"s'
At the close Of tho yachting aeaaon last fnls'
tie Cora, tho elegant Ures sca:B yacht 11r. Darker
Ind built Ia Nav york ,te wlpter previous. vsa
,o1iovoI ~ hor h.,st al, 1o,s ~ ,e,t1 a,d tnko,
=. ~. -. Ioos oAe' A"a
10 d!ofaHeE, Nhete hno tas h'neo Romalneu III
winso' quarters. Yesterday morning alF, Harker
, 1875-05-22


PHILADELPHIA. ra., May 21.-s. Groves Fry
has bepn arrested At the tnslnnce Of Bowen Il
For, brokers, Oh tho charge Of embezz'emont In
connection with nj over-tbsua Of railroad alAraz.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

cidedly object to the masslng OF
the greater part Of Montana's s small
military force for the exclusive
benefit of a corporation that has
done so much TO injure the freight
ing interests Of the Territory. We
have never asserted that the mer-
chants Of Montana were compelled
to patronize any particular route;
but for reasons repeatedly stated
in this journal, We do contend that
in supporting the Carroll enter
prise, our business men are working
directly against their own interests,
This is our view OF the matter, and
before asserting that We should be
more Liberal and fair our cotem-
porarY should remember that the
RECORD is Benton's only advocate,
while the Carroll route is cham
pioned by nearly every journal in
Montana, few Of whom have been
either Just or truthful.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04
90.
Mo. 20,

of titles to townsites, in advance
of the public survey; and we trust
that some Of the many interested
parties will take the initiative and
push this matter, so that of the
push this matter so that it can be
accomplished this fall before it j.
too late to make the necessary SUR
veys. We are now engaged in
building a printing office, and to
that extent pecuniarily interested
aside from the general interest We
in common with other residents
feel in the general welfare and
prosperity Of the town.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04
WORK FOR OUR COUNTY COMMIS
STONERS.

AS our Commissioners will meet
next Monday for the purpose Of
transaeting county business, we de-
sire to- again call their attention to
The urgent necessity Of repairing
the several roads leading from Ben
ton, and also Of opening the new
route to Bozeman via Belt Noun
tain pass. The road leading to
Crw Island IS in bad condition.
We believe it would save 8 great
deal of trouble and expense if this
route were changed. 1t would not
be difficult to find new wagon
road quite as good as the one BY
way Of the coulee, which j. now
siding 50 much that it IS dangerous
to travel over it. The biz bill on
the Helena road requires grading,
and we suggest that the Commis-
sioners attend to this at once, for
reasons which they themselves
must understand. The road through
the canon To the HighWood and
Shoukin would necessarily be IN
Guided ii repairs requisite for the
opening Of the Bozeman route, but
in view Of increased traffic on the
south side Of the Missouri, it would
be we'll to have this part Of il
done at once. The residents Of Sun
River complain Of the bad state
Of their roads for freighting and
general travel. The Commission
ers should lay off ! road district
which would embrace al Of that
portion of Sun River valley which
lies within this count. and appoint
road supervisor under the provis-
ions Of the act Of February, 1874.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

Is Benton to be a town, a ira
ding post, or an Indian reservation?
For more than forty years it has
been a trading post, and although
containing a population Of five hun
dred souls, to-day it is nothing
more. Two years ago Benton was
declared an Indian reservation, and
the five or six hundred inhabitants
were trespassers in their own
homes, and were occupying their
own houses at the suf0eranee Of the
Indian agent. The influence that
brought about that condition Of af-
fairs still exist, and may at any time
be brought into play to aid private
speculation. That such a condition
Of things should exist, is owing to
neglect on The part Of the people
The law sets forth very plainly the
manner III which title may be OBJ
tanned to the toWnsite, and we
know Of 10 reason for delay in
this very important matter, except
such as arises from neglect on the
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

The fact that the steamer Benton
left few tons Of freight at Carroll
FOR shipment to Helena, will prob
ably be the subject of the Herald's
next Carroll letter. We shall ex-
PLAIN the matter i'll next issue.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04
CANADIAN JUSTI CE..

Have American citizens any
rights or privileges that foreign
governments should respect? Are
all these boasts of American free
dom made for political purposes?
Have the descendants Of the men
of 1912 forgotten the lessons of self
duty which our history teaches?
Here is an extract from a letter
received from an American citizen
doing business in British America,
gentleman Of unquestionable can
dor
"The examination of the Ameri-
can prisoners charged with con-
nection with the Cypress Mountain
affair, was conducted in secret. and
no person was allowed to testify in
their defense, They were hustled
off to Fort Garry, away from their
witnesses and all intercourse with
their friends"
Here is a specimen Of this British
system which some American jour
nails have been lauding to the skies
for the past. month. It i useless
to say that this and other outrages
are not known to the Canadian
authorities. They are known.
Every act connected with this al
fair is performed by direction Of the
Cabinet, and no natter how these
orders are executed the manner Of
execution and the actions Of the
lower officials will always be up
held. We. have already seen too
much Of this kind Of justice in the
North West British Territories to
be deceived in this particular.
Here is a sight for the people Of
America, the citizens Of Montana.
Two Of their number are seized nn-
der the Anglo-Irish Canadian Co
erciye Acts. and, innOcentor guilty,
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

concerning Roads and Highways"
The labor necessary for these
improvements is really triaing, and
a small special tax would cover all
In the case Of Sun River,
the citizens desire to do the work
themselves. The route to Bozeman
is a subject Of Importance to the
residents Of this section, and equal
ly SO to the Bozeman people. Our
Commissioners haveauthority to or
der these repairs, and they are SO
trifing, compared with the advan-
tage to be gained by the opening OF
the road, that we are confident no
objection will be raised, aud no de-
lay will be madein having the work
begun at once. There are but two
points that require attention, ex-
elusive Of a few repairs needed IN
in the canon. to wit, The ascent
from Belt Creek bottom, and the OBJ
struction at Belt gap. caused by
the mountain spur.
The coming session. is usually the
most important Of the year; but on
this occasion it becomes the duty
Of our County Commissioners to
prove that the enterprise shown BY
Benton during the past season was
no spasmodic effort, but an earnest
determination to come forth from
obscurity. and assume that position
among the towns Of Montana which
her age, wealth, and commercial
Importance justly eatitle her. The
following paragraph from an article
published in the Bozeman Times,
last June, proves how we'll Benton's
efforts for prosperity are apprecia-
ted outside Of this community.
We commend these remarks to our
Commissioners. with the hope that
they will in some measure stimu-
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

The Helena Newsletter has de
veloned into a four column journal
with the title Of Daily Montana
News"
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

roasf notices u cets per line for first insertion and
10 cents for each subsequent insertion
Legal advertisements ofnot more than 10 lines so@
nonpare ST. 30 for first Insertion and u cents Tor eaeh
additional insertion.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

The coming Fair promises to be
the most interesting affair Of the
kind ever held in Helena.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

The Bozeman Times now re
tracts It's censure Of Major Magin-
MS, and does it handsomely too.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1875-09-04

Benton will probably send a rifle
team to the Helena Fair to take
away those pitchers and things.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05
Marriages.

In Cumberland, Md, on the 18th of
May, at the residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. S. r. Afford, Mr.. JOHN
A. FOX, of Washington County, Md,
to Miss ELLA KIDWELL, Of Shep-
herdstown w. Va.
On tie 18th, ult., at the brides resi-
dence, near Winchester, by Rev'd. DIR.
Rodgers, Mr.. BRICE w. CATLETT,
of Berkeley Springs, to Miss FANNIE
S. daughter OF the late Jas. Bowles, OF
Frederick County, Virginia.
In Parkersburg, on the evening Of the
26th in the presence ola large and
brilliant audience, in the NJ. E. Church,
South, by Rev. T. S. Wade, Mr.. MAR
TIN II. TIMBERLAKE and Miss
MARY WILLIE MILLER, youngest
daughter of Rev. VIM. Gaines Miller,
pastor of the church.
In Martinsburg, on the Goth, by the
Rev. p. ii. Thomas, w. L. SILER and
Miss MOLLIE WILSON, all of Beke-
ley county.
On Sunday morning, the 23d. ult., at
the residence of the bride, by Rev. A.
M. Evers, Mr.. ISRAEL ROBINSON
to Mrs. GAMETTA BARRETT, both
of Martinsburg.
On Sunday morning, 23rd ult., near
Martinsburg, by Rev. j. d. Freed. MIR.
CHARLES r. WHITTINGTON to
Miss ROSA A. CRABB, both OF Berke-
ley county.
On Wednesday evening, the 26th,
ult., at the residence of the brides father,
by Rev. A. M. Evers, Mr.. LEWIS
ROHR and Miss MARY E. YONTZ,
all of Martinsburg.
In Baltimore, on the Goth ult., at ST.
Peters p. E. Church, by Rev. DR.. Ju-
lius E. Grammer, assisted by Rev. Saml
Med. Richardson, WILLIAM B.
BATEMAN, OF Pittsburg, Pa, to Ell
LA E., daughter ofGeorgc r. Coffroth,
Esq, of Baltimore.
AT the residence Of the brides father,
in Winchester, Va, on the 18th ult,
by Rev. w. G. Eggleston, CHARLES
L. MCCLELLAN, of Baltimore, Nd,
and Miss NENA, eldest daughter of
VIM. G. Kiger, Esq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

A FISH SroRY.-The Culpeper OBJ
server says:-"Black bass seem to be
plentiful in the Rappahannock, near
the Warrenton Springs. Parties from
the neighborhood of Jeffersonton 90
over nearly every day, and have good
luck. Another kind of fish has been
caught there recently, called the 'Irish
Chub." A gentleman informs US that
one was caught last week, which weigh
ed over hundred and twenty FIVE
pounds. He didn't know anything of
its qualities as pan fish, but can vouch
for its size. 1t was SO large that the
party catching it brought it to Jefferson
ton to get help in unlocking it"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05
A GREAT OFFER.

HORACE WATERS & SONS 4S1 Broad
way, New York, will dispose Of 100
PIANOS & ORGANS Of first class makers
including WATERS, at extremely low
prices for cash, during this month, or
part cash, and balance in small monthly
payments. The same to let.
WATERS New Scale Pianos, are the best
made; The touch elastic, and fine sing
ing tone, powerful pure and even.
WATERS Concerto Organs cannot be
excelled i'm tone or beauty they defy COM
petition. The Concerto Stop Is fine i'm
itation Of the Human Voice. Agents
Wanted.
A liberal discount to Teachers, Minis
tiers, Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc.
Special inducements to the trade. lllustr.
Catalogues Mailed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05
NOTICE..

ALL persons having claims Of any kind
n against the undersigned are hereby no
tilted to present the same for settlement,
as wish to have all my unsettled bust
ness closed up. And all persons indebted
to me are expected to make prompt pay
ment. For the convenience of my friends
in Berkeley County, 1 will be in Martins
burg on Saturday the 18th of June, 1875,
and on Saturday the 18th Of June. 1875,
and can be found on those days at the
Everett House, or at any time atmy home
i'm Terrapin Neck, Jefferson County, w.
Va. Ali persons having claims against
me, and disregarding this notice to pre-
sent them, on or before the LIST day Of Ju-
ly, 1875, may consider the claims or debt
cancelled, as / shall not pay any old
claim presented after that date.
Respectfully,
WIN. II. SHEPHERD.
May 20, 1875. st
Mastinsburg Statesman copy sw.