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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
For the Register.
The Concert at Scrabble.

Mr.. Etlitor-Haying obtained informa-
ton throughlyeur, Register of the Vocal
Concert, to be held at Mount Wesley we
had desire to attend. We purchased a
ticket with the engraving upon it ''Grand
Vocal Concert" and of course. anticipa-
ted having nice time and hearing splen-
did singing. After our journey 10 the
appointed place, through the mud and
the Indictment weather, we found the
house crowded with both old and young,
looking animated and gay, as if there
never was concert before in the place
(Which we believe there never was) but to
get back to my subject. The Church was
tastefully arranged, with stage and every
thing that could add to the appearance of
the entertainment. About seven o'clock
the singing commenced with 'Gathcr
them in" and TO my astonishment was in
deed grand. Being used TO hearing the
accompaniment of the organ with con-
certs, we. were delighted TO see such good
time without one. =
After singing few pieces, next to APP
pear on the programme was Call john
piece very perplexing, sung by the
school. The manner, lgraceful as well
as independently exhibited by some Of
those on the stage, was as theatrical as
persons we have seen, who have often Ia
ken part in concerts. Tr
We looked in vain for Prof. Dixon upon
the Stage; but he seemed satisfied to let
the WORK done in the school-room speak
for him. As the different pieces were
called and the curtain drawn, the Changes
OF singers, indicated large school and
the arrangements of the different parts
showed the touch Of a master hand.
A magnificent bouquet was presented
to Miss Sallie Jones, who sang some Of
the most beautiful and difficult solos.
The extreme youth of some of the lead
ers elected the sympathy of the audience,
while their singing compelled an APP
plause which was only partially suppress
ed by the reminder of the President, re
member we arein a church"
There were few changes made in the
arrangement of the alto; we noticed only
two ladies' who sang alto, but the same
ness seemed from the glances east that
way, to be very agreeable TO the male
portion of the audience.
And now the curtain is drawn, and
Prof. Dixon stands atthe head Of his class
before the audience, and all wonder what
is to be sung; probably some difficult piece
that the school cannot sing or for which
no leader can be found, but no, ii is only
to bid the audience a kind good night, in
that appropriate song; he looked 4 little
proud, but while we envied we could not
blame him, for his class had entertained
Us for three hours, and it was now ten
O'clock. AN OBSERVER. q,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
Driven ,foDeafn..

We are an oyer-worked people, The
almighty dollar is pursued with phren-
Nv which admits of few pauses or BREATH
ing spells. How frequently one hears
the phrase "driven TO DEATH" implying
all that il does of physical exhaustion and
mental excitement. Among artificial re-
euperants of exhausted energy. there Is
not one that so powerfully counteracts the
effects of fatigue as HostetteT's stomach
Bittors, and next TO thst natural rest for
which nothing can wholly compensate,
il il the best AID safest resource OF those
who are obliged or think that they are, to
undergo an excessive amount of labor.
Against the hurtful effects of exposure
upon the sensitive organs, the Bitters are
likewise an efficient protective. y dose
or two viii often connteract the effects
which severe wetting might otherwise
produce, and the danger arising from un-.
healthy or fatiguing occupations Is mate
rally Iessened by the daily use of this
most reliable terrifying cordial, which
possesses the additional recommendation
of being an excellent antiseptic. or means
of retarding bodily decay, 4 fact suffi-
GENTLY proven by its recuperative effects
il all diseases of depicting and exhaust
ing nature,
People who are obliged TO take their
meals in hurry, or Under circumstances
which prevent that repose which the
mind should enjoy during the prevent
tnat repose which the mind should enjoy
during the process of deglutition, are no
toriouSly the victims of dyspepsia. They
may, however, avoid in great measure
the varied torments inflicted by that Pro-
tcus of maladies, by swallowing after each
meal wineglassful of the National Stom-
ACHE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
WHICH SHALL RULE-NINE
NTENTHS OR ONE.TENTH?

About one-hait OF our population be-
long to the farming class. About one
quarter of our population belong to the
mechanical class. And about fifteen
per cent ofour population are laborers
who make their living by their muscle.
Has any one ever asked himself how
legislation is done by this ninety per
ceut. of our population ? The truth is,
the legislation OF the country is shaped
and controlled by less that one-tenth OF
the population. 1t is made in the ill.,
terest of capital, instead of the interest
of the people. And this is the reason
there is so much suffering among the
industrial classes o-day. There has
never been such concentration of cap
ital going On as within the past few
years, and concentration of capital
brings a concentration of political law
making power Capital has got the
people within its tolls Can they re-
lease themselves? This must form a
great political issue. If one-teuth of
the people are to govern nine tenths,
and make them subservient TO their pc
culiar interests, it is time we were
awakening 10 the fact. 1t can be no
harm to bestow little thought upon
this matter.-Rurai Ford.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

BY v. N. FIR0R.

The time has come when it is expe-
dent for State Oranges TO accept the
provisions made by the National
Oranges, in order to reduce the number
of representatives in State Oranges
(even in our jurisdiction of West Virgil
uia), in order to relieve the State Grange
treasury. Economy being one OF our
fundamental principles, it is highly
proper TO look we'll 10 our machinery.
1 would propose for West Virginia, that
our next meeting of the State Grange
change the mode of representation, to
wit: Fix the minimum number Of the
State Grange at seveuty-fve members
TO be elected annually, by the members
of subordinate Oranges coupled into dis
tricts, viz: The total membership in
the subordinates to be divided by 10,
which will give the ratio of representa-
ton for each single district. Then
unite sufficient number of Oranges
adjacent to each other to constitute one
district, and so on throughout the State,
until seventv-fve districts are made,
unless in lhickly patronized sectors OF
the State, double districts should be
preferable where two representatives
might be chosen. Let the law fix
lime for making nominations, and an
other time be named for the election OF
representatives 10 the State Grange
from amongst the fourth degree mem
bers. The Masters of the Changers OF
. in Tho district no.
fore the meeting of the State Grange,
10 omen the sealed returns, and to certi-
~ the result to the Secretary of the
State Grange, who shall ,heretrom pre-
pare roll of the representatives OF the
new State Grange. .....
The representatives thus chosen, to-
gether with the officers and such Mas
tiers of subordinate Oranges as may
voluntarily attend the meetings, shall
constitute the State Grange of West
Virginia This | find consistent with
the legislation of the National Grange
BY this method very great saving OF
expense would be effected, and much
more efficient body of representatives
secured. Until the State Grange be
comes able, the districts should pay
mileage of their representatives. The
advantage in a district system over a
Pomona county system consists in the
fact that no expense whatever pertains
to it. Furthermore, it would be made
uniform over the State; whereas, the
Pomona county Grange plan is only
confined to few counties, and in many
it may never be adopted. In our little
jurisdiction there are over three hun
Ired and twenty Oranges, which
would embrace an eligibility Of six
hundred and forty members, il all at
tended, which in per diem alone would
exceed mileage and per diem OF pro
per district body, And no ,deliberation
in such body can mature any thing
valuable. Some may say they will not
all attend-grant it. 1t now amounts
to nearly this: "What is everybodys
business is nobody,s business" Hence
a legal quorum oil onethird can scarce
ly be mustered. But if u full quorum
should attend, only one-third of the
order is represented; whereas, under
district system all the representatives
in the State would be In attendance, in
all probability. sa ,1ei3
itharlestown, w. Va. i ,-..'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
LAND FOR SALE

T WILL. sell my farm Potomac View
l. lying and being in Washington coun-
ty, Maryland, containing about
81 ACRES,
the said lying and being in Samples Man
or, and bordering on the road leading
from Antietam Furnace To llarpers Fer
ry, ;Rld about 2t, miles from the former
aud 90 from the latter place.
This is very desirable farm. A large
portion Of the land is new and il all is IN
good condition. There is two Apple
Orchards in full bearing, of Reichard's
best select fruit, there Is also very fine
varieties of Plums. DLEIsonS, and Peach
. es, &c.
IL is useless for me To give 4 description
of this farm rs any person wishing rs buy
will doubtless examine for himself. Per-
sons wishing To see the property and
know the Germs, will inquire OF Mr. Nich-
OILS, who lives on the farm. He will show
you and give you any information you
wish. My postoflice is Shepherdsto"li.
have stated that il was unnecessary TO
describe this property. Blu; | will say
that this Is the most desirable place 10
live. in this eud of the county, III point
of health and fine scenery.
The house has been built ona hill, not
very high hill, but with agradual slope
to the west, and the water runs oil and
rarclyge very muddy.
There is q beautiful lawn with fine
shade and shrubbery and grapes OF fine
varieties aud this lawn commands view
of the Potomac River for miles. This
farm protected OH the North and West by
bodies of large timber which projects the
land from the winter blasts, and Oh the
South and East you have the beautiful vl1w
OF the Blue ridge with its pure and balmy
breezcs, antouly one mile 10 its base.
There is awcll il the yard OF pure and
elegant water, witha pump. The house
j. quite a comfortable one withs rooms,
kitchen, very fine cellar and attic. There
is convenient stabling for stock, also three
tenant houses on the farm and II desirod
this farm could be laid of into two or
three farms TO suit purchaser, with equal
proportions of timber of which there Is All
abundance.
This land is adapted to the growths of
all kinds Of grain and grass, the latter
grows luXuriiutly when fcrtiliZed, and
making it one of the best grazing farms
on that manor, and also suited 10 dairy
purposes. The above land is convenient
To Church and School House AMI half
mile to the {. Il .. Canal.
OLIVER SHERMAN.
Feb. ), 1876. 3w
Hagerstown Mail copy 3 weeks and
send bill TO advertiser.
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OLD VIRGINIA NEVER
- -, =, -. TIRE.
CHEAPSIDE NO. |.

LIVING just returned from the Eas-
Ill tern market, am now opening a well
selected stock OF ,.s
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, AND
UyII GROCERIES, ON
which fErbposs to sell as CHEAP as can
be bad any where for CASH, being FULLY
convinced that principle is best, bOtli for
the buyer and seller. .ir f't
My stock Of Hardware comprises in
part as follows /; iroa. Nails of all kinds,
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Shoyels,
Spades, Hoes, Forks, Kakes,y Axes, and a
nice line Of Table and Pocket Cutlery
Ny stock of Queepsgare aud Glassware
is cbmplere. e-'''H-
Also Il good fresh stock of. Groceries
Sugar, Coffee, syrup, Tea, Rice, R;,isins,
Pruhes. CuEEaHts, Spices OF all kinds, Ba-
con, Lard, Flour. Fish; Salt, Gel &C.,
and nice line OF W00DEN-WAHE, and
everything usually kept in a. Grocery,
St0reVE.I III ."-1N g. fT1nc sv.tts-l u ~ ]
Country Produce taken In exchange for
Goods. - Eg CT. .LfCkLfDER. -
January %, 1875! 80 s';a h@j.i-i II .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
LETTER FROM HALLTOWN.

Feb. 10th, 1876.
The barn belonging to Mrs. Miller of
this place, was totally destroyed by FIRE
on Wednesday evening slus', 9th inst.
Mr.. Lewis Nichols, who rents the farm
of Mrs. NJ, had about 80 tons of fod-
der, somsu g or'7 tons ofhay, a grain
drill, ay-rake and spring wagon in the
barn, all of which were destroyed his
horses and gears he succeeded in saw
ing. The fire was discovered about 7
o'clock, and gained such Roadway, that
in very short time the building fell to
the ground. The barn was a large
Switzer, and although an old one, was
in good repair ); it and its contents are
insured, though the insurance will = not
cover the loss. The loss falls heavily
on MIR. Nichols, who is thus left With
out food for.his stock, aud at a period
when it is high and scarce. Owing to
the fact tpatTa rick OF clover hay, which
stood close to the barn, was burned in
October last, and no one having been,
during the day, in that portion of the
barn in which the fire was first seen, 1t
is supposed to ,bs the work of an in
cendiary. 80. 81 ,,-a-lrsf ...sa.-
Some of the Young Mems Christian
Association of your town, and some
from Unionville, held public meeting
in Grange Hall in this place, on the
evening on which the fire occurred, but
owing to the excitement attending the
fire, Was but poorly attended by the
male portion of the community.
Their meetings are very interesting,
and should be attended by all who take
an interest in the progress Of christiani-
ty. If those gedts will try again, l
think their efforts, in this direction, will
be crowned with success.
Our place has again assumed a bust
ness aspect, as the Paper Mill has start
ed, though for the present running on
ly on half time. 's...a 80 20. .-.
Wheat, in this section, is looking
finely, and, should the weather continue
so favorable, our farmers would be
blessed with All abundant harvest. boo.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19
GRANGER'S DEPARTMENT.
W The County Council will meet
ut Forest Grange Hall, near Moler's
Cross Roads, on Saturday the 4th day
of March, at 10 O'Clock.

pH We commend the following
items to the Changers. on this county,
and hope they may adopt similar
measure, as it would be the means OF
accomplishing much good to the Or
der: r...
can Alabama Grange has appointed
committee to visit the farm of each
member of that Grange and to report
in writing the state of, the growing
crops; the condition of farm and fences;
quality and condition of stock; m ethoGs
of cultivation, rotation of crops kinds
of crops raised and the varieties of
each varieties of fruit raised, and the
general condition of farm buildings.
These reports are not for publication,
unless the owner desires, but are to
form the subjects of discussion at future
meetings" Such Grange work cannot
but be profitable to The community IN
which it is situated, and could be imi-
tated by other Grangers with much
benefit.
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY notify all persons indebted
L to me'to make immediate payment, rs
am in need of funds very much. hope
none will disregard this request.
| also have large aud very fine stock
of Goods, such as Boots and Shoes ofevery
description; Hats, Caps, and Notions Of
every kind; which l will sell at reduced
prices, to good men, at 30 and 60 days cred
it. Here is chance for Bargains. Call
and see my stock. -L-.-. .
aa- /. w. CHAPLINE. {
Feb.I2, 1876. If
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EDWARD il EVANS g. CO.,
NitRsEKfMENAED sEEDMES, 4 a
IaIlAlLNtORKa PFNN,ALl ANleI

CEEDS.-Garden aad Flower Seeds,
- Gfass Seeds, Seed Corn, Seed P6taroes,
Seed Wheat, Tree and Hedge Seeds, dc.
BULBS, of all kinds, for Spring and
Fall planting TOT 3SasHyZs 80 n-s-l "J4i
TREES.-Standard and Dwarf Fruit
Trees, Grape and Small Fruits, Evergreens
Ornamental Trees aud Shrubs, Roses.
Hedge. Plants, &c. Enclose Stamp for
price list, 25c for Fall Descriptive Cata-
logue. 90 =
Jan. Is, 1876. 80. 3m
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Der, she turned to.thealdience and said
"Oh. look like baboon don't I ?"
Eye" yelled the little chap, sYou is a
baboon, too :. -
We are confident had the young gen.
tlehah passed arc und lis hat atthis
moment he could have purchased a
score of library books.
All connected with the school have
great reason to be proud of their sue,
cess. EE I'D.
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TAILORING.

THE undersigned takes this oppsrtnni-
L " of informing the citizens OF -Shep-
herdstown and vicinity that ne has COM
menced the TAILORING BUSINESS at
his residenee IN ShsphsrdsOyA.s lie will
cut and make up garments of all kinds in
the latest styles and best manner. All
persons having clothing to make will
please give hini a call.
L. ). z. HUMRICKH0USE.
Oct. %, 1875. IL
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ENThER HOrEL,.,

HAVING leased the Entlcr Hotel, L Is
IL NOW open for the accommodation Of
the Public. The Table will be bountiful-
IL supplied with all the luxurics anl sub
StaniialS that the city anl country mrr-
kets afford. None but polite and attcn-
tive servants will be employed, aud moth
ing shall he left uudonc that viii contrib
ute TO the comfort aud pleasure of guests.
The Stable will b. atten tel by an expc-
ricnced Ostlcr. l.. r. ErcHiSuN,
Proprietor.
January ~, 1873. II .
Charltstown Free Press AMI Mirilns-
burg Statesman copy weeks.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
hfroin Nervous Debility, Premature De-
cay, and all the effects OF youthful indis-
crerfou Will, FOR the sake Of suffering hui
mainly, send free co. all who need it, the
recipe and direction for making the sinh
pie remedy BY which he was cured. Sur
ferers wishing TO profit W the adj
vertisers experience can do so by address
ing in perfect confidence rriffflt4Tf
z a. 49, JOHyB.r oGDEY, ~
go s4zEcdar St. New York
Dec. ii, 1879. - On
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l. d d h I'll Il X e!
LOOK HERE!
BARGAINSl BARGAINS !,


I HAVE just received large stock OF
l. Furniture purchIseIf FOX cash. am abl,
10 sell To suit the tiuts. Having bern
forced to'obtaiu larger Wareroom;, may,
now b. found next door TO Birnhart's
Book Store. 80 come along with your
cash II you want 70 save money. lave in
sock a large number or Chamber Suits
ranging from $tD: also Parior Suits; So
fss from s. upward; Center Tables from
$2.50 upward; Marble Top Center Tables
from $50 up; Parlor Chairs per set 500
up; Rockers OF all styles froms W.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Dining Fables from s2.5o up; Extension
Dining Tables $500 up; Chairs per set
$40 up; Safes from $500 mp; Sideboar,ls
from $500 up; Bodstc.vls OF all styles AM
prices from 500 up; Wardro5es from sl2
up; Washstands 81 .75 up; rowelracks from
30 cts. up; Hat racks from 90 up; Camp
Chairs, Cradles, Cribs, Trundle Beds, and
in fact everything which may be wanted
in the furniture line; also Chiidren's
Carriages, Doll Carriages, Boys Wagons,
Hobby Horses, PIrlor Brackets, g..
NJ. j. LArIMER.
Dec. Is, 1873. II
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ray If you want cheap Dry Goods,
Carpets, Oilcloths, Blankets, &c, call
at {lckard Il Welshans.
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Business n otitcs.

HS. For RELIABLE FIRE Insurance,
call on L. A. Steiner, General Insur-
ance Agent, at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Office few doors east of the Postotiice,
ON Burke Street. Over Si3,000,000
capital, and none but first class compa-
MES represented. = w = 81.
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a1 Frazer, Bishop a. Co., will pay
the highest cash prices for 100000
bushels good corn, delivered y. Martins
burg, Kearneysville, Dufields, Charles
town, Cameron and Stephenson's De
nnfS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

upon receipt orr money, P. o. order or
daft, atprices given in our price list.
This does not apply, howeye:, to Peas,
Beans, Cofnior{ Field Seeds. I. ! = i. i.
E. VIII DHAIA n & ONS,
- ,l45 l47, W. Pratt street, -,-t
.yBtAIT tMO1R ND. -
Opposite Maltby House.
Wholesale and retail dealers i'll Garden
and Field Seeds, Fertilizers, and every
describtio OLA 9rieultural implements.
Every FARMER should have our sirctfkirs
for the spring of 1876 1t. will cost ealy
one. cent for postal card on Which to send,
MS your address, and they may bee great
service to you. Jan 29-3mg
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A TTEN I'll y n /!
ATTENTION.!
The Closing Out of Win.erStock
of Goods at Cost for Cash. =

EMBRACING Ladies Dress Goods in va
IL riety; many new and desirable Pat
terms ;Shawls and Hats: Figured Balmo-
lal Skirts Hoods and Nubia3 Gents Gas
simeres nice line; Repellant Cloths !; Gold
and Steel mixed Velvatine, good articles |;
Corderoy and Fustion; Readymade Cloth
ing, full line; White Blankets, by the
pair, iO-4 and III; Gum and Arctic Shoes,
nice line; in 4 word my stocks are full,
most of which is last Falls purchase, and
bought at bottom prices and a rare oppor-
tunity is offered to get good Goods at very
low priceslat Blk Branch and Unionville.
Give us an early call and see for your
selves. Respectfully,
.ChCGH -. s. MELVIN.
Ian g 1876 If
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that be has done everything to cod firm
our faith in him, it will not be our fault
if the State be cheated of his services in
the future MORE ANON
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-02-19

MIND READING, PSYCIOMANCY,
III FASCINATION,S Soul Charming, Mes
merism, and Marriage Guide, showing
how either sex may ftscinate and gain the
love and affection Of any person they
choose instantly, 400 pages. BY mail %
cts. HUNT Il CO.: l3y ). 9TH ST., Phila.,
PA
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tg- For Bagle, Fringe, Crimps,
Buttons and Ornaments, 60 to Richard
IL Welshans. -------- -----.
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MARRIED PEOPLE-New invention
Ill just what you want, rrliible and dura-
BILE. Mailed OF receipt of 75cts. Address
DIR. MOSMAE Il CO., Middletown, Conn.
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NEW GROCERY
lll ASsDI'Flil5'
LEATHER STORE. I

TILE undersigned Informs the public
j. that he has opened New Grocery
and Leather store, in the Basement room
of his residence, opposite the residence Of
Mr.. Joseph Weishans, where he will keep
for sale everything that can be desired in
the Grocery aud Leather line. He will
keep constantly on hand Spanish Sole
Leather; o IL and iensloek Tanned BuT
Cppers LAZY aud Meu's Morocco Fren h
a,.d City Calf Skins; Boot Topping; Linz
ing Skiis, all colors; Lace Leather and
Shoe Findings; Pegs; Nails; Avis;
Knives; Thread; &c., &c. Also con.
plete Stock of GROCERIES, such as Sy,.
ups; Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Chocolate,
Cheese, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Crackers, Cakes, Raisms, Dates, Flour,
Corn Meal, Bacon, Lard, Potatoes, and 4
general variety Of everything kept in 4
we'll regulated Grocery Store. 80
Call aid examine my stock. Twill sell
II the very lowest figures. .t-..
.,. WAS. =. BENNETT.
Nov. 6, 1875. 4aN 7.sf ''.ElTtf