davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-27
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@cnetal.2auolAalIslg lolcus Yessr BON
@b,lmlteI 1T All IL. Sani bier uers
|torben.
gei ben ont 10. SUM @ormittass
Nnb Abeuos a~byegattsM s ottclNs
uamsprucsllion waren umJalisnOs
To.iDtsmaBrsseln setrcifeu. Die
Oanpt'paht mar uerltatft, ole sanas
Ghusmaunlt DAFT nlo bs.lttsne 8enoats
mtrlt, untsr COMMANDO bs8 Yollsels
prdliocntsn Slautp. mar CUR SIeu,.
9u oen Gaiernen uar Die 5uiauteri. uno
Ole Gaualle..s coniiSaut. Vta aui Ct
ntJe SecuottuuJeu pcycn WlOcrleetlhs
le,l 1T burtbuns uldjts unrsctommsn.
Nh ben YtoesIlionea bltycllIgtsu lit
ttlua 1000 Ysrloatu.
@aroinaI 9eoobowsfi bat BON Nom
ans an bic @elltllpGn beloer Olocslnl
wlsoerum EN- SHrslben r~trlanot. 81
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9taubtyen &alDut.tea fslt an @lauben
;a lalIen nnO u;rlprldt lbntn III ntdt
aIt5n lan9er Sett ptoer SurudSnf;bren.
p3nSwllWcn, eDrwirol9e Vraoer -
10 belBt cS fsrner oarln - WlrO Die
9e,ltlIdR Surlso,c.lon nad ute DOT nutcr
Gucb ourt melnn SepOumad)lJteA
aus9subt Weroen uuo omar In ooriid)'
tiger USstle, un nId)t ~oteisnIgen i'll una
nothtJe 9tIabren 5u ptrleeen, ioslu)e
man ocS ausemeInsn SeIen Dt9.u gu
lhonen bat. SeOer Don sud, Der euV
gutes @twlien bat uno I'M bic ei9sns
0sItytslt uno o,s lelner lbua auuertra9.
I'm Seelen belOrJt III, pc,B 100 uiO wll
sr 5a ludcn lilo 81 ~finoen bat, lsi es
Ml9 lelblt Oosr Die, we.d)s mIcD pcrtes.
ten, 'pe"A cr 9eIlltlNsr Qalie be0arI."
95ntgs6erg. @si Der 8crtbeituu4
oes Snusntartums rsr bieligcu fatbo>
liihen STRIDE nalrr Die Alts ulo Ntu.
fatloIiten t~Jc.lte Der YoliaciprdlioenI
| DspenS IN br Nunabmc, baB bic Nlt,
faibolifsn BIZ Obrenbeidte ab9elbafit
| hGttsa, bic in bev &lrbe uorbaioenel.
orei 8eiAtntbts Den W.uta!polifeu gu.
Die NltfGllollfm babsn lid) ieooh MI
Der 1bsilunS in Oicicm Bunfte nidjt 3u'
irlcbtn erflart, iuoem lie Die Qnuabmv
oes Yoti,slpralioenteu els clue trrss
beseidluen, btm ole Oprsnbsidte bet \
fiji bic WtitsltsOer ibrer tirdl'dlsn "
mtiaidait. Die iOlds b~elbsboI1ea Wllsa
pousu, fort. .
Mts iid brrausasasGs bot. III ses
, 1876-07-27
9nlln0iIWs p.psl1en.

SerieDtGitp, 25. Suli. 3mei
2nabcn, Namens Sobn O'Yricn nno
&obert Wtilner, tronspprtirt.n 9eltern gu
gn9ltpooo, u.s., ein 5 @uuoucn 81
triol eni6aitehbes GtfdB anf elncm @a.
gen meg. Sn Gulee eincs plDgIiden
g@eusns Deg 8ie:hes serbroA Dug g.
f0B, nno rie Gnabcn purocn bon Gopl
biz Tiiben BON Der berumipriebeuoen
5liIii9teit ~iitersobeu. SIRE 8srl,sun
gen Iinb herart, oab lie oeuielt en- ,pubr.
lheinIi6 erliesen meroen. Gas 9ferh
sing bur6, ~itilrSte einen Ab9ans binun-
ter nno brad oas @eu,d.
Gew-Oort 25. Sull. Gin Static
ner, yau eng Ylaiio 9tugiali, in garols
plle, q. S., lpuroe an lsgttn 0:eitaQs.
@benie BON breien liner 2anbslcuit
ourb einen S1loftrunt bctduet, ocplin
hert uno nui oas @eIeils Der rNorolihcn
Nelu Serieplr Sobn" Qelegt. 8lid.=
d)eliuelle warhe er bon Gum bncrn ors
Oltes bemerft; ehe Der nddiie 3uJ Der
anfnr. uno aus leiner QeidbylId en- g.
ge he ret. 6 nsr Der 0jrbrtber, 81 E
mems 9tlplano 8:ppnnni, muroe scl,ern
in Neiu.Dort perbaitet uno pUn oem@e-
raubten IbtntIislrt.
@oiben, q. g.. 26. Suli. Sen
Gnbrrt 50. 9erocQ, wsIher wdbgeno De.
| st}n iehs 5aQr peNen G.mo(oune D 8
Sperm Wls lei Murrop provilirt ,uuroe
srbleIi ssllern etnen uytbrilslpru6 su
lclntn Gun fen. 8leib NOD i iuel @nt
lallnng mulbe el uon Dem S9er,ff MI
emu pnn Coroner pnn Wilbol,tpa-Gt.
ousgtitttl;el y fibeirbl nui's Ntue NJ
buftei. 81. g W<rb1l inirh brute ,fatlfi
Der
YitiaburQ, 26. Suli. y. 9. @ro
ban. ollas 6ep. l%iuion, EN- berIdltie
tr 3ub oua osm Often, mt!Dvr onAe.
t agt 1T, rie IS it u .tpuulbant Dol,
Stpl0sep"uiD" te al t nlh unatrr az
!'he Der rehW in Sb.lacel0 lpIa he
y.nJ,n An Ia N iturot 9eiltru il
rWtO on Jabt,os OF i" psrboflct.
, 1876-07-27
SWrtet

2pncpn, IS. Ynli. Sic GprrcIpon
ocns i'll 8tSn. ouf Die MorolGuien gu
Golpuldi 1T perDHentllht. Sic S9at-
laden Sino lhpr befannt. 9tr Serlbt
bcs cnsn0m Gcniuls i'll @alpn'bi an
ben @clanoien Gliytt lp.iAt Sen anlerl
al, Nen 9c,=epulul pon Altdcm Vtr=
Jude, ]ih ous gruAi9n WaDhehs,
:p,ldj 6 Den Nufsubr ueluriatJte su bee
mG9tissn, fret. &el gOnlMi bcan1taDt,
bob 0uu gllpit rlel,s 3eusnlb osm
ameritanildea @elano,en suit lie.
Gme Gspsl1e aus y8:m mclbct, bab
bic Srrben Gle ,bte Sluppsn auf lbl
@etitt 5urldSuiiebsn bea, li1tI atiaen
Sic elSemrius Mnli4t 1T, oaB oie Cir
fen nlht oobm folsen wcreen. Is y,itlri
MusliAt oui etnen WoiisnF'uit1no.
9ls icrhIl4cn Srupptn IoQen iebs
entmnibl9i ieln. Msbrers @ompa9ni9n
Der Gelelpcn batm DC Wufien nleoerse
lsst uno lino noA 9ouIt surildg,teblt.
&nbere 81 6rld)t,n mtloeu. oaB 9lb=
Dul &eiim BIG na6 G,o9ujlpay IN Gel.
blen unrtun9en unb BON op,t ous tic
g%eoin9ungcn DIS Iylcoeus pprlbys;vea
min.
Cine 3epeide aus Berlin meIoct, bob
SeutiNlano 5u @unltca elmer Gorftrsn,
Der WGdte 1T, pelhe nod Der FL iten ESD
ideioeneen S4!adt ob9ebnlten merpel
iua.
ginc Scpside QUE 9elsrob mel>e ct,
oob Der 4rl,Iter 9putiid ein beftltl9tcs
Eager bel &pnrope erobert Bat, iptlhe,
ben e%insiaen @ts 5mii6tn 9tpui &a;m
nnb 8osnien bebsrri4t.
Cine 9epelhe her uNerp3" aug g8iei.
melo,t, taB ON ldOp,n 6yei,u9r Gin
srobe S6lO4t srluartst Miro. Sic Sin.
fen 'baten jest 10000 Dram be, M,p
bin cpn5entrlt.
england il nit Gublarb psGen DC
W.riuhlens Den iloppnIidea Grmltes n
Mtpstuu rempnitrirt bal Ell.
, 1876-07-27

Islbcn borf bo6er dig cine cntlAeioenbe
betro9tet werben. Sic &e9ierun9strup-
pen nabmcn om %. .. 81. Salapa ipie=
De in 9 lb. @tn. Yafiria Sia5 ion
ii9 i'll Soyoca b%eiinoen. Sic Nieoetlas
&c uno @eianaennobme pnn Sreuino,
beg bouptidNllhiten Sniur9entsnfiibrrs
i'm 9torbcn, wsrhsr gemelbst. Sic 9la1
ribt tit ieooA nod ai6t bcisatigt.
Sc uerluutct, haB 2eroo De s iaoa Die
Yrdlibentnr nidt nnnebmcn mil; i'll Die
fem Safe miro Der Oberrldlter, Senor
Snalelio, iofurt cine neue Mnhl auoro-
men. 9r. Soriter. Der omerifan dc
8eIanote. beobIibtIgte eli 20. .. GRis.
nod giep Orleans ohsurriien.
, 1876-07-27
WieT CO.

Sapono, 26. Suli. Ser Sompic
.Gitp Of Merlbo" fam 0eIteru aus @eft
@ruS bier an INN iinerhrcNte ytodrId :
ten aus Der Staot Dry 70 bis gum l6
,. M. @en. Mlotorre belis9te an Is. /
w. nit isiner 400 Mtann turten @pant
9aroe Die Sufuraenten unter 5loaell
SernonoeS 1900 Marn itarf. in De-
Nabe BON OriSaoa. 100 Snlur9ente
~uroen astDotst unb Sernonor5 nit CO.
lslner u%ntsr9cbenen ~sciau9sn 0enomme.
Sammtll6e Nrtilerie uno Munition b..
Snlur9srtsn. iopie 1T MaulelI wu,
ben esbeutet. Sie Streitma9t unite
Sernonoe5 ,uor cine Der beItor9anifirtel
er Snlnr9enten, unb Die Nisosrla0e or
, 1876-07-27
Staittu.

91pm, 26. Suli. Sto1ien bat bon
Dem 0ieetDnis bon G0ppten elne grtId'
runo in 9esus ouf Die pon Dem @mlr
ppn Bella oescn bic itolicnlIhe Grpeoi+
ton nod G,ntraltNIrlta osrlbten Gr=
p~reiunQen %uerlurgt,
, 1876-07-27
2tirifa.

Qonoon, &c. Suit. Scr vGoilD
S,leoropb" mdoet beute Wlprscn, B.
8riefc pon Srn. stonleD, Gem beriibm=
ten MIr,tas Iuslrbcn, uom 10. D. Mlis.
sinselrrGcn lino. Ge,iclte befano ll1
ing 5aDr Is logemd,l6. bon III ii.
, 1876-07-27
Wreije her M~n3eigen:
nearis te'fsr. psnsl1fn.
Gnalan0.

2pnbon, 90. Suli. Cir Sobn Wn.
Sane. ber brittiide gtootamoi'n nno
eNrinleGsr, 1T I'M g.. 2sberslabre 9es
Ito,ben.
, 1876-07-27
Tranfre,1.

9oris, 26. Suli, Ser fron5oliid)e
eerot bat b,e @il in 8tsug auI IN 1878
ftottNfinoenee @sltausItclung ollScnom
men.
, 1876-07-27
Girginta Stoats<Da3eIIf
tasup bsraasssasbsn DON
3obn 9: pfi@
go. s 3woiite Straee.
atihmo II b, B a.

a,sscr;pttors j.. Areife:
, 1876-07-27
Bic Tnbkur


1T b%eitnu,t. has sanss bisberise Stilrcrfabren uns
stitoben. Die Sur ,pirb bur& has iogcnannts
SoDbao uno bur5 Gthnsbn'en pom
Ssptrtt 4s : i s0 b; t Psi ;ss Ii an; mo Ma PIE - Sr olsi5ts
Sstt ;eisei tie bic 9ebenStrait hes TtenS6en an.
Touienoa Sno In ben iesteli srpet Sobren IN ber
gobe>AnItoft, "a Stanton str R5p Ylort! eebstlt
Aer,te hub Qpotb +. Die sobbdStr nnterIdeteen
ih ron onS:ren Gabern babur9, bab ie btreft auf
Sic k~rantbeit c~in,utrten, II obsn franten Stol! ent7
iern.n, IN 'psl9eg '{Srm e. ond gun Sor,9etn
buneSs proceB Der ErontbeitsitoHe Seoer 8rontt
ptr6 bet Der Mnwenonne bt. ler 3nr l~o3nlaSen ietn
etsener Qrst. @enn Semans opt5 ht'is saoer as'
rene mad ter hisberisen Setlmetbooe bic Wtittcl
sewSbnlia seiabrltder iinb ais bic 8ranfbcttielbii,
nnb i4 Siters ~ 8ana's peer leenn0arer &tehrS
FSSsfst8 Sc svybaber oMe arantbtitcn, ~itnsrlidj
nnb Sa6erli4, %turiren, 10 ftnb bod bs Mirtnn9en
BET Iol9enStn 9rantbetteu, b~eionSsrs Irefn pe p@
nod in aeuten!S ultauee behuoen, 9dnt ahserososHI'
I'D: Siebet, isIbi gssrpens nns apPar ai
turirt, SaIss UNI 9umaentdWsnoiadt TtrS,
b~eionbers bel Iuuastt seutsn y. y, srit.n St q /
sewSsalia !etat turtrt. syG h w. 4 aSbetIi:
,benio Nusers pnb Sbrf ntratifatitsnt, iopts auf
inpbil.tiSde sranfbsitsi IN teee,h @raes. gst
ausersa Arantbeitcn, @raitointTSen Ves
pIbbliae Ii. Nai6ore.' gsur eth sae II ttrretdsne.
UNI tSebea pom ber a~Sirtune gu aber1engsn. MFat
8emfxeDS unS sie !osenaarts Sesns o9eS
NJ; SaaSS .n osb.itt 81 icstssrsr araas3eit ,s.6sa, IS
arosent Sss 3udsritoHeS nit isssa' SaSs 'nr9 ess
llrin a5. -
,,bsm 9[ah i'm aanee ~perianbt, Der wife. bee
hobe,Vulpers III So, bet seS Gtnnebme 5 Vutpers
Al. MAN IaNc F8 zine groi9hrs nbet BITE ao9tus
" easti9er pesr beati4er Spra9s l9tasH' A.
FIR. Rauchfuss
M "a Stentom Str. TICK lee9lI
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Green's uaarealcaer

(etat 1T ls65.)
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mc>e. uub Stru npf Maar'n unc 6,nb
Ne 90 orsn su aabercst sntttGtia :
IN vrtiisA.
. tees Sttmele. 8 epartrn,ert
Fia 3tilsn- : epn.ene /. Srta'n fir Is st.
e u erpoaen. b e tu'aaSa i'm Qante
Die g. t,f,r Stders'ea ,eeretn oe isf"rt. Fa,mer:
}raasn fiji SIS. @t,daase II t StS.. ieiesns 8uSpft tt
IT.. as Du err &c etc
Stenpi 5Ss.p pr yarp. j,bs Sreite
Gin a 4 MP tier We. ntrG IT, en- stftemseltes 9ans
,tGlt ieee o.. lou, pslte 25 }arb ftmpe elm ISst.
mt y Gbarles J&. @rren.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29


This world with all its power and pride,
Is but a vale of sorrow,
To-day, perhaps, in pomp we ride
Above ambitions seething tide,
Who knows aught Of tomorrow
A day can call forth many things,
And all does from the future borrow,
To-day may show the power of kings,
But who will prune times fleeting wings,
Or say what comes tomorrow?
To-day the victor flaunts the wreath,
And deems the earth too narrow,
Disease, perhaps, may stop the breath,
No hand can stay old time. and death,
Perhaps, twill come tomorrow.
To-day is then the given day,
For Deaths unerring arrow
May turn the proudcst into clay,
And who conld for salvation pray,
Ii death should come tomorrow?
Then leave the worldly thoughts awhile,
'Tis better topossess than borrow,
To-day might free us from all guile,
And heavens reconciling smile
May give us joy tomorrow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

The NUMBER SEVEN IN TIE BIBLE.--
On the seventh day God ended hie
work.
On the seventh month Noah's ark
touched the ground
Iu seven days a dove was sent. So.
Abraham pleaded seven times for
Sodom.
Jacob mourncd seven days for 10
seph.
Jacob served seven years for Rachel.
And yet another seven years more
Jacob was pursued seven days jour.
ney by LaGan.
A plenty Of seven years and famine
OF seven years were foretold in Phar-
oabs dream by seven fat ard seven lear,
beasts and seven ears Of full and seven
ears of blasted corn.
On the seventh day of tie seventh
month The children Of Israel tasted srv-
en- days and remained seven days in
their tents.
Every seven days the land rested. %
Every seventh year the law was read
to the people ..--s
In the destruction Of Jericho seven
persons bore seven trumpe;s seven days.
On the seventh day they surrounded
the walls seven times, and at the eDd Of
the seventh round the walls fell. -i-
Solomon was seven years building
the temple and tasted seven days at It's
dedication. -s-. --47a.4- -Efl- = sr
In the tabernacle were seven lamps.
The golden candlestick had seven
branches.
Naamar washed seven times IL th.
river Jordan @ ~ 1t..sif
Jobs friends sat with him seven days
and seven nigbts, and offered seven baI-
locks aud sOyen rams for an atonement.
Our Saviour spoke seven times from
the cross on which he hung seven hours,
and after his resurrection he appeared
seven tImes. :.
In the revelation we read of seven
churches, seyen candlesticks, seven stars,
seven trumpcts, seven plaques, seven
tiunders, seyen angels, and seven
headed monster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

A Man BENEATH THE BrD-A
PLUcKY YOUNG GIRL-Sarah MARTINEZ,
of No. SIP Fitzwates street, very pre-
uossessiyc young girl, the alleged
daughter of Mrs. Bertha Ward, who
was stabbed early. on Saturday morning
last by the reputed lover Of Miss Mar
tinez. the Spaniard, Emanuel Gonazeles,
made her appearance at the Central
yesterday, in the character OF plalntllf,
against Andrew Kane, Of No. 527,
Owen street, rough looking red
haired and red faced young man. She
stated that at ll:20 O'Clock on We'd
nesday night, rs she was about retiring,
she discovered the presence OF mal
under her bed. She at once cried for
help, when he sprang from his hiding
place and seized her by the throat He
then attempted TO assault her, but was
prevented by her biting him in the
face. After desperate struggle she
finally released herself, and running to-
ward the washstand she seized large
knife that was upon it. Turning upon
her assailant, she warned him that II he
made the slightest attempt TO touch
her she would stab him. She then
slowly returned, keeping her face to-
ward the man and holding the knife in
threatening position. He followed
her stealthily, as though waiting for a
favorable opportunity to seize hold of
her again. There was not another per
son in the house, Mrs. Ward lying
wounded at the Pennsylvania Hospital
and Gonzales being in prison. Down
the stairway the young lady still re-
treated, the man following after her.
She managed to open the front door,
and, rushing out into the streets, scream
ed "Murderl" The man then rushed by
her and disappeared in neighboriug
alley. An officer soon made his ap-
pearance and succeeded in arresting
Kane, whom Miss Martincz recogniz-
ed as her assailant Alderman Carpen-
ter held him in $1,000 bail for entering
the premises with felonious intent, and
$1,000 bail for committing au assault.
PHILADELPHIA Iimss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

A SUIT FOR s400,000,000.-The cele-
brated Jennings case, which has been
in the courts of England for fifteen
years, it is said will be soon decided.
Jennings died in this State about
hundred years ago, and left property
in England valued then at sl5,000,000.
Since that time it has increased in value
to over S4OO,OO0,OOO. The heirs to
this immense sum in England and the
State of Virginia number about 100.
The ground of the litigation DOW going
on is the identity Of the Virginia claim
ants, which is disputed by some Of the
English. heirs. There are seven claim
ants in Richmond, and one of the prin-
cipal is yonng gentleman who is
clerk in one of the stores here. lie is
represented in this case by Messrs. T.
It. Giles and Judge Halliburton, aud J.
V. Reddy, Esq, of this city, two law
yers in Georgetown. d. C., and Hon.
Judah P. Benjamin in England. He
yesterday received letter from the last
mentioned distinguished lawyer, in
which the gentleman assures him that
this tedious case is now rapidly drawing
TO close; and states that there is every
indication that the identity of the Vir-
ginia claimants will be admitted. In
that event the heirs in this city would
receive S35,O00,OO0, or S5,000,00O,
apiece. The majority of the other
Virginia heirs reside in Lyuchburg
Mr.. Reddy will probably go over to
England soon in the interest of his
client. The Jennings estate has been
in the hands Of the Cashier Of the Bank
of England, and he will continue to
hold it until the courts decide the mat
ter.-Richmond Whg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29
ERDSTOWN VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, JAN 49,

was there to take his place. / finally
became enraged and punched one OF
them with the nozzle, making round,
circular wound Oh his ribs He gave
NE violent kick as he left me, and l
was soon hauled up. After this all
work had to stop, as the Mexicans
threatened to stab any diver that went
under water belonging to our expedi-
ton. We remained idle few days
but getting unhappy over such state
OF affairs, l proposed working by night
johnson would not consent. |, how
ever, persuaded a portion OF the crew to
volunteer q trial of one night; so we
went to work thus in the dark, conf
dent of success, and recovered two
boxes the first dive. | came up some
what exhausted and went on board the
small vessel, took 4 lunch, and rested a
couple of hours. Then 1 made another
dive and recovered one more box, which
proved night work great success, and
ever afierward anything was possible TO
the crew that | would undertake, We
worked eight or ten nights, or until the
Mexicaus left and then resumed work
by day.
One night when came up the men
told me huge devil fish had come
along and was settling down upon me,
when an car was thrown, striking him
on the back, causing him to leave. |
felt thankful 10 that oar, for nothing
could have saved me from being sliced
up had he once got his arms around
me. recovered Capt Hudson's dumb
bells, and afterward presented them to
him, and also some :nutilated Oregon
State bonds, some photographs, and an
elegant ivory card case, which have
now in my possession.
I often came ont of the sand with the
feet OF the dress all worn out by paw
ing and digging in the Goals and sand
with my toes. My feet became so sore
and badly cut as to almost cripple me.
Nv nails become worn so thin by the
sand as to bleed from being touched
and my hands and feet were constantly
swollen TO twice their natural size. The
sand entered through my clothes from
the holes in the feet. Both knees were
chated raw. Ny shoulders, from which
so much weight was suspended, were
always as raw as a piece of beet, and
blcd freely when | emerged from the
water. I occasionally met other divers
in the sand, and once washed one OF
them out The poor fellow was almost
gone when they hauled him up. Doubt
less there are many places where money
can be recovered by the use of water II
it was more generally understood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

sG 4 man who was too mean 10 adj
vertisc land he wanted to sell pat up
written notice IN one OF the hotels the
other day. A man who was iDquiring
for small farm was referred TO the
written notice when he replied: II
can't bay land at fair price ofany niaa
who does his advertising in that say.
He'd steal the fence, the pump handle,
and the barn-doors, before hs gave up
possession. = Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

DAMAGfD Mrx.-Yoa can see any
day in the streets of any city, men " bo
look damaged. Men. too. Of good ori- =
ginal material, who started out la liin
with generous aspirations; once il was
said that they were bright, promising
lads; once they looked happily into The
faces Of mothers, whose daily breath
was prayer for their purity ADD psace.
Ahl what il some of them have VOWED
their souls away 10 coD6ding wiy,,s
who silently wonder what can be tic
meaning Of this cbange-the cold, slow-
creeping sliadow-tbst isl coming over
the house and henrts. - rli G4S
Going 10 the bad. the spell OF evil
companionsbip; Willingness to hold and
use money rot honestly gsinsJ; il.a
stpaIthy, seductive, plausible sdysncc
of the appetite for strong drink; Tho
treacherous fsrcinstion OF The gzn,irtr
table; the gradual lcss Of interest ii
business, and il doings Tbich build
man mp; the rnp;d weakening of sii
noble purposes; the decay Of mspliners:
the recklessness and bIaspltn,y against
fate; the sollen despair Of ever breaking
the chains Of evil 5abifss Whist .ictol
ries Of shame aud contempt. Whist
harvests Of he'll, have grown from such
seed az ihisi Ieai glif si'-.lt- 80
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29
FIGHTING FOR THE GOLD.

Sometimes Mexican divers would
come. down and hold on to my dress,
two or three at time, andztry to. take
the bars from me. would simply hold
on until they would hare to leave to
get air Bet when one let go another
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

Said a young man to his bachelor un-
Gle: "What advice would you give TO
young man who is contemplating mat.
rimony 7" 81 should advise him TO keep
on contemplating Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

WANTED TO cQ OrL---"Ma," said 81
little fellow, scan ] 20 out TOR niautei'
NO, yOu sban'i;'he diptberia's ayoiss..ss
round, and i don't want no doctors
bill TO beat me out Of a new winter
dress sssk .s i ,
''oa just for ninnte," pleaded tho .
boy. .l ~ Ell ,..s aas..a
'Do Jon want 10 60 out and caich
coldir asked his mother.
mo" said the boy, 'sT want 10 90
out and see the sick cat hare aGt.'., tissi
. He xasntlet out. 1sss ~ szii1svl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

A. I. Stewart pays about $3.50. 900
IN taxes on his real estate 10 New York
city.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29
A WEST VIRGINIA BRIGHAM
YOy;y(s. o-r,.frtrf -

A Gar LornARIo MAIHrEs SIX Wo-
AES.-Amos Ferry is the name OF :
man now lodging in the Ohio county
Jail, and whose history would no doubt
furnish incidents that would sarpass the
most exaggerated flights of any ofthe
sensation novels Of the day. He has
been married TO six womrr, all of whom
are now living, that would astonish
even the chief of poligamisis. II sceins
that Amos first wooed and won the af-
ftctions of lady living in West Jrfftr-
son, Madison county, Ohio, named Jane.
Hand, in the year lS4S, and married
her. He lived with her several years
and became the father of several chill
dren. Becoming tirt d Of hia wife. he
quilted her, and in the course Of HE,
peregrinations become enamored Of an,
otter woman in the same county and
was secretly married TO her. How
long he lived with her is not known,
but in 1868 he gravitated toward
Wheeling and become united in tho
'holy banda" 10 woman named Mrs.
Olivia llainos, Their congeniality
seemed, however, to have beet, huiit
upon foundation of sand. and Amos
quilted her aud married female uamcd
Dorcas Greenclsch in the year 1873;
the knot being tired by Squire May-s,
of West Alexander.
II seems that they become su,fcited
with each other in short while, and
Amos, not willing 10 live alone, again
united himself to Bridgeport woman.
whose name We were upablcd Ia learn.
His next venturer In the matrimonial
line was proposing toa stsp-danghtrr
Of Amos Ball. Of this city, who accept
cd him, and was married. This finished
up his adventures in this line as thus
far heard from, lut there are reports
atlpat that he has several wives In
other places The remarkable portion
of the circumstances pertaining 10 his
career is that some of his numerous
wives have committed the same oiiensc
with which he stands charged A not.
able case is that of Mrs. Olivia Hsin-,
who is now in the Ohio county jail
Her former husband became tired ot
her and committed higamy, aud il was
this, combined with revcngcful feelings
that led her to marry Fory. Her hus-
band, at the time he foresook her, wss
about on the verge Of the grave. and
was released from prison on account II
the delicacy of his health. Altogether
the case presents complication ct
crime and romance that indicates
depth of infamy that is hard TO comprc-
hend.-Uhttiing Sunday leader
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-01-29

- v~ The Burbos, ~ J.tF,ssniad. sfitr
asuspepsion Of foart<en years, hasbee1 (
revived at PhiIippi, Birbour county. Il !,
Is Published by Geo r. Sargent, b I
Democratic 10 prindpIs, sad 3 lively
-psper throsgbout. ~
Paw uu vanr due at this s,q;re.