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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Veue N1Beigen.
S6afsu6t.

8aniaS III Gin auSgeieiHneteS 9lnb fir S&af.
suht. @sprg @rant, elmer Der ~bprtigen 6armer
itreibt lber bic 3u6t in einsm pripatbrisfe pis
fplet:
5t femme fsiusn Staat in Der Union, pslher
10 gut fur bic S6af3utt s%eeisnst. Oper psl6sr
beltimmt III. cine 10 prominente Steluug in bic.
lem belpnesren 3peise Der Sanepirtbl6aft Gin.
sunebmen, ale 2anlas. gBenn colorado mil
Isinsm IpGrliten Wu6s BON guntsras, Gali.
fcrnisn nit Isinen I6Gpli6en Sanpphansen unp
beiben une resnerii6en 9abrssseiten, 3sras nit
fsinem 0eitriipp unp 0al' Snisften lid ais cine
p%aisnee 5simatb fur S&afe s~rpsiieu, 70 II
aanIas nit leinsni rei6tn, tptQtnfprmigen prai.
re SuHdsras, ieinen flarsn 5liIsn uno isiusm
trpdsnen, itpnsn 8lima fir bic 3u&t einss
5bieres, rsl6ss fir bic YsfIsieuns Der Wsnl9.
belt 10 nrtbwsnbts it, epppelt sinlabsns.
Sttte Sorse III natirli& bG9lt nctbpenbig,
UNI bic 9 bafiu&t erfUlsrsi& ~ ma&sn. au.
BtrssrS pnliht aufmsrfIamfsit pirb jsboh reid.
LID bslpbnt fslbf i&on am S6Iub bss srfsn
Sabres. Die Wple brinst mebr, ais b%inldns.
LID H. um bic Soften ~ besablsn uno % tleibi
nod Gin usbriGuB. um bic larfeaptn 4uSsa.
ben ,u bsirsitsn. Das 6Ulssnbs in Gin ausSus
msinsr aussabsn unb Der Gtnnabmsn fir Woqt
pGbrsnp res erltn Sabrts, meltss ales ein-
f&liebt - Siteu, S&tersn, Soften Der gBa d.
praparats U. No.: Anjabl Der 64afe, 5,907
Sabrss- Gussabsn, $3.89O.05; Soften per Stid,
90 Gents; Ginnabmt fir Wpas, $5,43b.65
llsbnl&uh St,5i6.80. gu Der pbissn An,abl
babe it irit psm ptitert t,5O0 Wuttrl6aft bin.
ausetust uno i'd ptnfe, pa6 i& fir pas laufsnbs
Sabr anesre &siultsts %aufjuwtiltn babe.
Wn adhere Ausfunft babsn nil, perpsiisn
mir auf cine S6rift, bic bel g. Gilmore, eanb-
&ommiIIiener Salina, aaniae, au babtn in.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
g. 3. @iGiamts & So.

Rsbacteur Der euremburser @asstte !
@srtbsr Ssrr: @ir baben IN Sbrem glatts
pom Dienfas ben 81 SuIi einen 9lrtitel
NIT Der llnteridrift Obiser 5irma bemertt,
Der poa BON llnwabrbeiten unb gntfteaun.
gen absr uns unb unier @ei&dft 1T. @i,
babsn fir isst Ri9ts mebr sssen obise
Giruia Ober sssen ibre MittbsiIuns gu ia:
gen, bod bOifen mir in Sursem cine anbsre
'S9idie 5irniB abSaidabsn.
Ser Sbrise
Gale, Ja5ertb & 60.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
PROBATE OF WILL.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given, that an instrument
Of writing purporting to be the last Will Of
PETER FRANTZEN late of Dubuque County,
Iowa, deceased, has been opened and read, and
Monday, the 10th day of September A. D.,
1877, has been set for hearing the proof Of the
sam before the Circuit Court Of Dubuque
County, Iowa.
Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 18th. 1877.
(~~I P.J. QUIGLEY,
Seal. Clerk of Circuit Court.
W. BY j. Nj. WERNER, Deputy.-3wks.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Solr tpo6r Die 4. Settle Der mddfer

Sol MOST Die 4. Settle Der nd9ifen
gr. bss vNationaI Demotrat" srob senus
fem, UNI al bic S0fidteiten unb @OmpIi:
mente, bic uns bas BIatt gu MAIDEN baben
wirb, auf3unsbmen. @ir aweifeIn iebr
bran. Wit a1t Nrtifel in elmer Ger. iinb
mir idon Dor Sabren bssriBt worben. Gin
Bidders Oussnb wirb's biesmal ni4t tbun.
But we will fight it out on that line.
ST bod Der vDemotrut" bran uns bic
Iitsrurii9e WartertrOne auf3uiesen. 9of'
fentli9 pirb fs uns in ben Simmel brins
gen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Sem0eGuCem.

0out ibr feline Sembebuien? s. 0eup
bat iie i'm Store. Gs finb bic i9Onifen
9innenbuien bic mar finben fam, neueite
Wobe, fein searbeitete pom beiten StOfi
ssfsrtist unb biIIis, iebr biIlis.
@ebt su s. 9eup, Ode Der Z. unb Wfain:
itraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

St6t IS etpas S&dnbIidsres unb
Strafbareres oils 2eibenbe Surd WitteI su
b~etrisen, unb ibnen Wii4unssn gu pertaus
fen, wel4e in abnIi@er gerpaduns ME Or.
Aug. SSnis's 5amburser Gro ..
fen unb auf beren @ertb fubsnb, nur ba
fnb, ura gu betrissn2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
gu pertanfben.

Der llntuisi6n,tt plnf6t iint In Nlspae 60. Wiinn
2 Hltiltn pen @ranbp, s 1itiltn ssn Niesast une 20 uleitn
sn Ct. yesr stltssnsn SiN gdr eanb unb gDalb ststn
taufnen. Auf BEN eante ftbt Elm Bramttaus unp Gtal.
luneen. Qlts IN ~dnsstn.t une In suttr aultur. Ias eane
Iitst blot an er fatpslifdtH Rirtt.
gDtstn ndbutr ausiunft pents man I'D an Surn 9.
SUNG, no. ID. Sgp ilbinalpnhrabt, Dubuque, Soma, sbu an
bic @ttasttpu pitts Slattts. U v, 3. 3ii- sbp, ba,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

DOnneritas ben 80. Iusut wirb Elm
5o4amt iein unb Bel bemielben bic ST.
WeHe in bonOr. ct. StanisIai, bon s.
Sinsenberser seiunsen. @eniO bic ned;
ieInben Meiseidnse: %Introitus etc. gre;
sorianii9er gboraI aus benz Officieaen
9rabuale BON puifet.
gs werben baber no9maIs aIe 0ereinss
Initslieber unb Greunbe wabrer &ir@en:
multi einseIaben, benz Muiitfeite beiSuwob:
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

Der 6o6w. 9iperni bielt Sonntas In
Der CT. Marisn 8ir9e cine intereHamtepre'
bist iber bas beiIise aans umo bic bortisen
Sutsnbe. Obi9on Der bO@w. 6err pom
@eburt elm StaIiener 1T unb emslii@ ipra4,
fonnte man bod ieine WOrte, bic tlar unb
beutIi9 waren, gut ueritsben. Sis @olstts
fieI re1t anitdnbig aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

Der metropolitan 3eibftaa In Der
HGbs tss 9tbsnaums, friber BON Dsder unb
Sdser, jeBt Gibbs unb 60. ssbalten, 1T nit elmer
Muspabl SVrtrefaiber auti&sn uno Sussits, 10.
mic ben befen pferbtn psriebsu. Wer eiEe Spa.
3ierfabrt MAIDEN, optr binaus in bic @esenb fab.
rem min, ipQ bort feline Srber binterladtn.
auti&su fur qsi&snbssansniht 3u nisprisfsn
YreiIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
$taot 4 Ameeeeno.
Da, ,pie mir 60rem, Serr @nseImanu

pa, ME mir 60ren, 5err G%nseImanu
uxier asent in 9ennepin, SainOis, mad
Webrasta ibsriebeIt, 70 bat Ssrr Sobn ..
glier bic @ite sebabt, bic Gsentur FL,
Uat. gaIatine, 9ennepin unb l~lmsesenb 81
nbernebmen. ST 1T baber ermd@tist
Abonnenten gu iammeIn, @eIber gu eolet'
tirsn unb bafir gu quittiren. 9rn. Gnssl'
mann unisrn beRen Dant fur bic seleifs'
ten Dienlte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
9. 81. Sanuoers BON gpportb woate

9. 3. Sanuoers pom gpwortb wOute
feline Pouture unb @eseiteuer, suiammsu
bios $4.55, ni9t bssabIen. Stsusrerbsbe,
Wee&inlap Ieste 8eidIas auf's Yferb, ss
wurbe p%srtauft, pom grtras bic Steusrn u
Rotten senommem. Bel benz 5anbeI er.
bisIt Saunbers nod 1910 bsraus. sber
fem i9Snss Pfsrb 1T fort!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

SEER s. 9eitelmann, bat felt benz
l.. gusuit isin llbrma9er: II. @olbi9muts
seiddft mad go. GA, swii6en 6. u. Z.
MainitruBe, neben 9ubers 9uts u. Pelss
paa .enlabsn uerIest. @r lit bort tets CUR
Bebienuns ieiner &unbi9aft gu t~reifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
Musc1tine.

clearinghouse f~rancais. Bien tenu par
DENIS JORDON, Wis 4 Wis du Steamboat Lam
dl1S ct de IL care du chemin de fer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

Sraneis Tosers, elm iunser Mann,
ertrant am Oonnerstas @a@mittas beim
5ii@en TN RaquOteta 5Iub, ObsrbaIb Der
Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

Rut SonmtaS nod benz Sodamt II
bic idbrIide Yfarrueriammluns Der ct.
Marien @emeinbe i'm S9ulbauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

Wilwaufee Marftberi4t.
(psr I%eIesrapb.) IS. aus. 1877.
WeiSen-Ro, 2, $1.2s4.
Safer 81 bis % gts.
u-474 bis 478 gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
st. Mary's
T0&ter Acaoemp
ct. Snnatus, Sadinn Co., Soma.
glitter Der Ssitnns Der S6wsfern Don
2iotre Dame.

2totrs Dame.
(aus BEN gluttrtaufs In gqilrauftt.)
pisfs Snattut. bic eae bio Date. nns en,ist suariiss
tisbuns BON ianstu Deas3en iur aufeabt stn,a1t. Dtt
dnfalt Iisst In tiner seiunetn etrsetetnb, nnrttt ett gfii.
fafappis nab hr Gifenbabn. IL glrftn fihli& vsn Dutusut,
bic Aattii&tn 0ttdues Hne nit alien Stautmli6fdien yer.
i.ttn, unp sas Ieitlise tbenis cut ale tas stifist tfshl Der
3esl,nee. rirs ntttu itrn Srrtti tuns midi aus ben duetn
s,laHsn. gudunise s~pitsldss fnh um tit anaalt.
Gltrn. etnsn eas Geel itr . Fineu am 6u,tn lttst
iSnnsn ni&ts esH.rs than ais b. 1S6tu. s.n,n as ,nt
tsttrt gritstuns ~ ssbsn ranf6m. ben e6rtfun ssn
Sctrt Bame, In Ct. 1snatuS an,urtrtrauen. Bss Slab.
rist DtatttR Ter aiaetnr. bic jstlrti6sn etrsuutntn
9rtuRhs, uut lie Gutrftnnuns Der e~tttunetn Rne isrtttnft
3eusta.
Bebinsunsen Der 36slinse:
9sa unb liatsrri&t In snsl'f&tr unb btutf&.r Spra.
90. i'm etnssn aas tn ssTSbnIiSsn 5ansarsst. ~ 10
yians ans Gssrau9 tts Snframsnts si,rt,iiSsrs 1000
9uttdrre 600
oVU
Srisa .unisriSt in fran,SH. der etrdud, Saar.
Hrbtit une Slumtnmaten, riuitiatris 800
0a6tarbett 7p
Das S&uliabr bssinnt nit benz 1. Ipntas
i'm Stpttmbsr, unb enptt nit BEN lssten Tcn'
utrifas i'm Suli.
3Sslins. pers,n ,a irssnb .in,r 3et anstnrmnsu, snb
ssn sitftm Datum an bic Ss&nuns s.aent.
BaarIunaen asfntten pitrttidtrie rpraus.
Clint rssamdsts. 3.t bee siatriitts fur bic 80 hinge. II
rrn Ter srSetsn Wt6tistett fur Zen 6prtaans %ttritlbtn, iputt
aud fur bic irtdmdeiSt SinriHtuna her ptrf6isesntn 8laf.
ZEN. gDssen n6ttrtr Austunit wsnet man f6 mlnelt6 cher
i6riftiiS IN len
Rev. NJ. j. FLAMMANG.
st. Donatus,
cter Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
st. Donatus, Jackson Co., Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

NemsDsrt Warftberi@t.
Wer 1slssrapH. 13. Aug. 1877.
MebI-$6.sO bis 6.95.
W~eiSen.-Wilwaufee, SO. 2, $1.2s.
9afer-254 bis 4s Cts.
Weli9torn-sem. wetl. Sc Bis 604.
Feii1-$13. 80. bis 400
@olb in New Yort $1.054.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14
9btcago Warftberi9t.

Wer I%elesrapb.) Is. Aug. 1877
$3.50 bis 500
Weisen.-No. 2, Sl.l6 bis 100.
n.-444 @ts.
6afer-234 Sts.
Butter-lS bis 81 Gts.
@ier-lO bis III gts.
@bistp-sl.o5.
&inbpieb-$5.9 80 Bis 6.75.
S9weineFeii4-$l3.l Is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-08-14

Das stpeite DiOeeiansG Onser bss CD
rilisn. gsrsins Der DiSceie Dubuque wirb
fattfnben am 30 ausuit, 9lbsnbs 8 llbr,
in Der ct. Marisn: @emeinbe gu Sort Seas
biion, See Co., Soma. 5OIsenbes 1T bas
Nronrnmm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17

JUDGE Il. &. GREEN.-All the papers
of this city have been in error in referr-
ing to Judge Raymond as the Presid-
ing Justice of the Supreme Court OF
Appeals of this State Judge Raymond
did occupy this position prior 10 the
commencement of the present term, but
ON the organization of the court at
Charleston, in January, Judge Green
was unanimously selected as President.
This is in accordance with an old rule
of the court, which makes the Judge
whose term will first expire the Presid-
ing Justice until the end of his term.
Judge Haymond's term expired on the
first of January, and he was reelected
for a full term of twelve years, so under
this rule he ceased to be the presiding
Justice, while Judge Green, who was
selected to ill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death OF Judge Paul,
has but TOM years to serve, and there
fore, under the rule, was chosen Presl-
dent, a position which he will worthily
fll.-Wheeling Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17
l45 ACRES,

more or less.
The improvements ale good, com
prising q good BRICK HOUSE, with
wing-aIso good Stable, Corn house,
and Granary, and other necessary
Outbnildings. Also fine ORCHARD
of improved varieties of Fruit, and
abundance Of good water for family
purposes. The fencing is in good con
dition. Persons wishing TO buy are re-
quested TO examine tie premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-The sale will
commence at IL o'clock, in front OF the
Eutler Hotel, and will be on the terms
Of one-third CASH, and tie balance IN
two equal annual instalments, with IN
terest from day of sale, evidenced by
bonds Of the purchaser, and secured 6y
Deed of Trust on the property It Is
probable the last instalmeDt Will De lett
in the hands Of the purchaser during
the life Of the widow, with arrangements
for the .piIuctnal payment OF the interest
annually to said widow. On the day OF
sale this. matter viii be fully announced.
san q DANIEL. Is. LUCAS, i,
z Trustee.
: March II, 1877. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17
5bepbsrostown Reaistrr.
THE SITUATION.

On Saturday, after several days OF
filibusteling, the Senate almost unanl-
Inously confirmed the cabinet nomina-
lions of President Hayes. The tone OF
the public meetings held in various
parts of the country, in relation to the
policy of the new administrations, was
a hint to the waivers of the bloody shirt
which they were quick 10 take, We
have maintained all along that the great
mass OF the American people were con
serva,ive, and desired above all things,
that the country should be speedily
brought to a condition of repose and
peace, so that trade and industry could
once more resume their wonted chan
nels, and we are now more than ever
convinced that We were correct in our
conclusions.
Senator Cameron, the old political
Modoc, has resigned, with the under
standing that his son Don is to succeed
him. This is sharp dodge to preserve
the Cameron influence in the govern
ment, but whether it will work is a
question. President Hayes had given
the Camerons the cold shoulder, and
consequently there was slight GOODNESS
in the camp, but should Don be return
ed to the seat which his father has re-
signed, he promises TO give the admin
isiration a cordial and hearty support,
The Camerons are political marplots, if
not corrupt, and the less MIR. Hayes has
TO do with them the better for the
peace of the country and the success OF
his administration.
The members of the cabinet have all
pat on their official harness, aud settled
down to hard work. The reform broom
it is expected will be used quite Ylgor-
ously.
I. is whispered about that the IIanp-
ton and Nichols governments will he
recognized by the administration before
many days. There is no recognition
needed. Take away the military, and
the Chamberlain and Packard frauds
will disappear in week,
Office seekers are getting cold COM
fort in Washington, They are cour-
teously received by the President, and
then politely told to go about their bust
ness.
Baltimore delegations continue to an
noy the President about the postmaster
ship. 1t would be good joke if he
should finally bestow the appointment
upon democrat.
Ex-senator Logan, he OF the "raven
locks and eagle eye" threatens to emf
crate TO Colorado, with view TO re-
,urn to the Senate. 1t is goodbye
John with him, as We hope it will be
with good many more like him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17

II- BRIErs.-Six chickens were sto-
len from Mr Joseph Welshans on Tues
day night last, and AZ from Mr.. Henry
Shepherd, Sfdliles above town.
a very cold snap again this week.
"Winter lingering in the lap of Spring"
The farm of Edward McKown, at
Trustees Sale, in Berkeley County, con-
tanning 224 acres, was purchased by VI.
J. G. Hoffman, for $3.50 per acre.
a sucker measuring 81 IL inches
in length, was caught in the Potomac
here, in net, the other day.
Simon Cameron has resigned as l..
s. Senator, and his son Don, late Secre-
tary of War, has been elected in his
place.
A blessing to humanity is what DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup can be well termed,
for it has done more good already than
any other medicine.
We are informed that the friends of
Col. Ward II. Lamon have presented
his name for the mission TO Mexico.
We sincerely hope that Col. LIS claims
will be duly recognized.
The Hon. G. j. Faulkner furnished
the Fairmonters with a cannon for their
Fourth of July celebration, and last
week it was pressed into the service of
celebrating Hayes Inauguration,
The water is in the G. & o. Canal,
and ready for business. @
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17
BE-" Hummelshine, will be ar

Be" Hummelshine, will be an
exhibition held in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, colored, on Thursday
evening, the 22nd of March. They
would like to see all of their friends
present They give special invitation
to all of the white friends Admission
10 cents reserved seats Is cents chill
dren cents. Doors open at half-past
six o'clock performance to commence
at half-past seven o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17
DfntI)s.

Near Billmyer's Mill, on Monday
night last, the 18th instant, Mrs.
MARGARET STALEY. wife OF Mr..
Daniel w. Staley, and daughter Of Mr..
George Licklider, aged = years.
At Billmyer'S Mill, on Tuesday night,
the 18th instant, Dir. WILL0UGHBY
y. LEMEN, aged about 20 years.
AT Philadelphia, on Monday last, the
18th instant, Miss GEORGIA BAR
TRUFF, formerly Of this town, aged
- years.
At Cumberland, Md, on the 5ih
instant, of dropsy of the heart, Mrs.
ELIZA CLANCY, wife Of Mr. Henry
CLANCY, formerly of this town, aged Sc
years. Her remains were inferred IN
the Lutheran grave yard OF Cumoer-
land.
At Washington City, on the 18th
instant, LOUISE, infant daughter OF
Col. G. w. Il. and Mary u. L. Black
OF this County. -.
In Darksviile, on the 9Th lest, Miss
MARC SANIKER; aged about
CD years.
At Bunker Hill, on the 9Th inst,
Mrs JOHN w. LAMON, coDsort Of
John w. Lamon, Esq ~ ...o..
In Jefferson county, on the 9th inst,
Mr.. JESSE BRILLIANT, in the Goth
year of his age. ...-.,
Near Martinsburg, March 9th,
FLORENCE an interesting daughter
of Mr.. 6. ii. Ditto, aged IL years ~
In Martinsburg. on the 9th inst,
MARTHA ETOlEE, daughter of J. A.
aud Margaret A. Gosnell, aged 6
months and Q days. ''-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17

gG Nj. Z. CHURCH CONFERENCE
The Baltimore NJ. Z. Church Confer
ence, in session at Frederick, Md,
closed on Monday night last, after a
harmonious session. Bishop Merrill,
presiding. The following are the ap-
pointments for this District
Unchesir District-G. w. Cooper,
p. E.-Cumberland, Centre Street, w.
S. Edwards; Kingsly, d. NJ. Browning;
Frostburg Circuit, j. Ii. Marsh; Iona
coming, j. w. Cornelius; Barton, j. l..
Walsh; Piedmont, James 7. Wilson,;
Keyser City, J. J. Largent; Blooming
ton, X. Kolb; Hartnansville, w. w.
Vanarsdale; Grant, G. w. Cecil; Pen
dleton, L. d. Heron; Romney, c. E.
Young; Rawlings Station, w. Mex.
Hammack; Mount Savage, H. c. Smith;
New bridgeport, S. S. Wilson; Union
Grove, L. A. Thirlkeld; Flintstone, Z.
f. Anderson; Hancock, J. Edwards,
J. ii. Logic; Paw Paw, E. S. Fort;
Berkeley Springs, III. Z. Mechanics:
Hedgesyille, b. n. Wooden; Martins
burg, J. L. Amos; Bunker Hill, q. L.
May dwell, one to be supplied; Winches-
ter, w. Nj. Ferguson; Shepherdstown,
J. w. Smith; w. J. Stephenson trans
terred to Wilmington Conference.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, it will be seen, has
been returned to this place, which will
be his third year. He is an excellent
minister, and has been quite successful
while here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-03-17

pG- THE New LIQUOR LAw.-We
have before US blouse Bill No. $50"
in reference to the sale of liquors, wine,
ale, &C., which has just passed the two
houses of our State Legislature and be-
come Law. The bill is too long for
publication entire this week. 1t is
said to have been prepared by Judge
Ferguson. We print in to-day's Regis
ter SO much Of section of the bill as
seems TO possess special interest in this
section. The latter part of section 4
reads as follows:
"If any druggist shall sell alcohol,
spiri,uous liquors or wine, unless for
medical purposes, he shall, for each and
every ofense, he fined not less than
twenty nor more than one hundred dol
lars; and it shall lie the special duty OF
the Circuit Court TO give this provision
in charge of the grand juries of their
respective Courts. And in any prose
cutiop against druggist for selling
alcohol, spirituous liquors or wine,
with out license therefor, if the sale
be proved, it shall be presumed that the
sale was unlawful in the absence of sat
isfactory proof to the contrary. No
sale of alcohol, spirituous liquors or
wine shall be made by any druggist
under the provisions Of this section,
except upon the written prescription Of
practicing physician in good standing
in his profession and not ofintemperate
habits, specifying the name of the per
son aud the kind and quantity OF such
liquors to be furnished him, and stating
that such liquors, so prescribed, are
absolutely necessary as medicine, aud
not as a beverage, for such person.
And the production of such prescrip-
ton by the defendant at the trial of an
indictment against him for the sale of
the alcohol, spirituous liquors or wine
mentioned therein, shall be sufficient to
rebut the presumption arising from the
proof of such sale as hereinbetore pre-
scribed for, if the jury believe from all
the evidence in the case that the sale
was made in good faith, under the be-
lief that such prescription and State
ment were true.
'If any physician shall, for tie pur-
pose of aiding druggist or other per-
son in the violation Of any of the provls-
ions of this chapter or otherwise give
such prescription and make such state
ment falsely, he shall be guilty OF
misdemeanor, aud fined not less than
fifty nor more than two hundred dol
lars. Every such prescription and
statement shall be filed and preserved
by the druggist selling such liquors
thereon, and the same shall be open and
subject 10 the inspection of the prose
cutting attorney Of the county, or any
member of the grand jury thereof, or
any relative OF the person to whom
such liquors were sold, and any druggist
or person in charge of such prescrip
tions and statements who shall wilfully
fail or refuse to produce the same when
demanded for inspection by any of the
persons aforesaid, shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, and fined not less than
twenty Dor more than one hundred
dollars.