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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

rD- DEATH OF Coz JACOB SENciN.
DIvER-We learn from the Martins
burg Statesman that Col Jacob Scncn-
diver, of Berkeley County, died on Sat
urday morning last, in the 10th year of
his age. The Siafesmnn says -
"Col. S. was widely known in thi. and
adjoining counties, having in his long
life business aud social connections
with many throughout this section. lie
was very hospitable, and generous in
his disposition, evincng always read
mess to 'do unto his neighbor as he
would have them do to him" lie was
for many years the commandment of the
9th regiment of militia, under the old
regime, taking great pride in It's equip
ment and efficiency. Col S. will be
greatly missed among his immediate
Deighbors, to whom he gave employ
and by whom he was looked upon as a
friend, whatever the emergency might
befall them"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

p6~ Next Wednesday being the 4th
of July, and legal Holiday, the Jeffer-
son Savings Bank will be closed. All
persons having business at the Bank
will attend to it on Tuesday, July the
3rd, which will be discount day for that
week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

BE- A Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be held
in Mr. J. J. Millers woods, near Ker-
neysville, commencing Friday the Gath
of August, and continue three days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

p&- Prof I. Marcellus Marshall,
Principal of Chenille Normal School,
was in attendance upon the closing ex-
ercises Of Shepherd College, and ex-
pressed himself as highly gralifed and
pleased with the proceedings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

r@ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-It
will he seen by an advertisement in this
issue that Daniel Is. Lucas, Trustee,
will offer an excellent little farm for
sale, on the 4th of August next. This
is one OF the best producing farms in
the County, and upon which wheat
crop rarely fails We learn it has a
crop of wheat this year which will com.
pare with any in the county considering
the number of acres sown. Persons
wishing to make profitable and safe
investment should give attention to this
sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30
DIR ERROls-MHs. GRANT.

We briefly noticed in our issue of
last week, the numerous receptions, din
ners and wiueings given to our late
happy radiance, U. S, by the Queen
and other diguitaries OF England, and
very ,houghllessly remarked that it sa-
vored of funkeyism, upon the part of
those feastiug and fiattering him, for
he is silly enough to take all as mean
ing respect to Ulysses. And We, Oh !!
YOU American people, we humbly ask
your pardon, for in our folly We thought
as we did, until after We had earnestly
reflected over the matter, to see if We
could discover any merit Of his, or in
his acts, that the English people could
SO highly appreciate as to induce them
to respect him, when the truth flashed
upon our minds that the honor is done
to the United States We thank Eng
land for the honor intended, aud regret
that our Nation has not more worthy
and honorable representative.
Now we hope we are not mistaken
again in the English motive in their
palaver over our would be Emperor,
fer he has thirsied for royal honors and
they may sympathlze with him, and are
offering their adulations as a solace to
dis disappointed ambition. Requies!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30
GLENN'S
Sulphur Soap.

THOROUGHLY Cures Diseases Of the
L Skin, Beantifies the Complexion, Pre-:
vents and Remedies rheumatism and
Govt, Heals Sores and Abrasion OF tho
Cuticle and Counterscts Contagion.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PRIcEs-25 cts. per Cake Box q Cakes
20 cents.
n. B.-Sent by Mail. Prepaid, on re-
ceipt Of price. &. N. CRITTEN1ON,
Prop'r, Sixth Avenue, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

n8 FRUSTRATED BY UEAr.-On
Thursday of last week, Mr.. Haney, of
Vancleavesville, Berkeley county, while
fishing at the dam below town, was
overcome by the effects of the heat, and
was in quite serious condition when
DIR. G. Il. Butler, of this place,
who had been sent for arrived; the DR..
applied successful remedies, aud in a
short while Mr.. Ii. was restored sufi-
GENTLY to be removed to his home, where
he is doing well.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30
VALUABLE FARM
PUBLIC SALE.

Under authority of u Deed of Trust.
u executed by James Oshourn, on the
Sth OF February, 1876, aud recorded in
Deed Book ID, page 10, to secure and in
dcmnify sundry creditors therein named,
will sell ut Public Auction,
On Saturday, the 4th day Of Au-
gust, 1877,
in Shephcrdstown, tn the highest bidder.
that ZINE TRACT OF LIMESTONE
LAND, owned by the late James Osbourn,
and now occupied by his widow, lying in
jefferson County, about one mile from
Shephcr,lstown, and one half mile from
the Potomac River, containing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

III comic oil chrome, XII, mounted,
pack comic envelopes. pack scroll, "a
page book Fun, all sent for only 8 Scent
stamps. Novelty Co., Middlcioro, Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

DJ STAUNToN FEMALE Seminary
We have upon our table handsomely
printed catalogue of the above popular
Institution for females, and from it we
are pleased to learn that the past year
has been quite prosperous one for this
school, more so than at any previous
period. Rev. J. |. Miller, the Princi-
pal, seems to know the wants and adap-
tations necessary to carry on a school
of this character. lie also has Facul-
ty, able and competent, to successfully
promote the interests and advancement
of the highest culture, in establishing
ole of the most learned institutions of
the State. and we commend it to all pa
rents wishing to give their daughters
an education of q high order and classi-
cal refinement. Prot. Miller, as will be
seen in another paragraph Of this issue,
has procured as an additional member
of the Faculty, the services of Mrs. j.
Z. b. Stuart, who will no doubt add
much to the benefit of the school as
well as to its well-kuown popularity.
The next annual session will commence
September LIST, under very favorable
auspices.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

B4- The EUROPEAN WAI-Thc
Turks and Russians have at last got
down to the zeal hard realities of war,
and are destroy ing each other at dread
full rate. War at its best is terrible, but
when semi-ciyilized nation like the
Turks enter the lists with power as
great as Russia its atrocities are simply
awful. 1t makes one sick to read the
details of the struggle, and it Is TO be
hopcd that it will he brief.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

Ok FANCY CARDS all styles with
~ name, I'D cents, post paid. j. u.
Hustled, Nassau, Rcns Co., New York.
ID EVOLYER ANDCARTRIDGES FOR
III 50. \ fine nickle plated, seven shot.
pocket revolver; first-class article.
Sent &. o. d., or OH receipt Of price. q.
W. Willis, L. .. Box AIS, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

p@ BRrEFs.-Ninety eight degrees in
the shade on Tuesday last Whew!
Berkeley farmers are paying 81 per
day for harvest hands.
Our town is now dull-harvest time,
and schools are closed.
Monday and Tuesday last were lively
DAYS in town, on account Of Shepherd
College Commencement.
Our farmers are now in the midst of
harvest, and crops are reported good.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr..
Presley Marmaduke, died on Monday
last.
On Thursday heavy showers of rain
fell the entire day, consequently it
wasn't very good day for harvesting,
Quite a mum Der of boats are ''tied
up" on the C. & o. Canal opposite this
town. The boatmen are on strike for
hlgher wages.
Next Wednesday will be the 4th OF
July. To arms later Hill Fuziieers,
and answer roll call.
a grocer in this place when com
planned to about selling bad eggs said :
SAT this time of the year the hens are
not well, and often lay bad eggs.
The first new wheat sold in Balti-
more "Wednesday at $3.50 to 81. so; 62
for corr. Wheat at Petersburg sl.90.
The old stable of Mrs. VIM. Sbeetz,
situated on King street fell with a crash
on Thursday evening last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

FUN copy curious love letter, pack
l. y ~ comic cards, pack popping
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Fun Card Co., Middleb0r0, Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-06-30

Mr.. Friday into the canal, which, IN
deed defeated their object of plumber,
and finding that he had been killed they
quickly ran away to Harper's Ferry.
Gardner is said to be native Of
Washington county and Grove of Vir-
GINA. Both lived in the vicinity of the
affair. Grove is man of family, abou.
fifty years old Gardner is unmarried
and about forty years old. The reputa-
ton of the men has been bad for some
time. Grove was confined at Hagers-
town in 1860 for murder, and failed to
be convicted by the disappearance of a
witness. Gardner is also a noted char
acter around Harper's Ferry.
j. Z. Cleveland, who was arrested
for the robbery OF DR.. Mernlia on Har-
pers Ferry bridge, and discharged on
habcas corpus at Martinsburg, was re-
arrested yesterday at Harper's Ferry by
Deputy Sheriff j. c. Wiltshire and
brought to Hagerstown to-day by
Deputy Sheriff Leggett, on a requisition
from Gov. Carroll, and lodged in Jail.
Extract from the Baltimore American
HAGERsTowN, June 26.-As last
resort, the church of which the deceased
had been pastor employed the firm of
Smith & West, detectives,of Baltimore.
This firm sent Patsy Carsner to Har-
pcr's Ferry on the 18th of June. He
was dressed as miner, and formed as
ISOLATION with the lower classes imme-
diately. The man who showed more
frendliness towards the officer than any
other was James Gardner, who seemed
to want TO impart some information of
some kind. After the two had become
intimate, Gardner asked the disguised
detective if he did not live by his wits
When he was answered in the affirma-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
ACTS or the LEGISLATURE.
No. 30. An Act

To limit III" appropriations and ,Npcili
lures of parishes aud muultipil ,uIIuIi.
tfOnS; To- prohibit IN" l>~u, 4 Anri.rui,
by their officers; to p,rmi .,"l',- lun-
Ia MAX" certain contracts, AMI pir.,Ifr.
ing certain penalties.
Sf'1i"N |. H.. - ,nr,hd hg ~. N,nl.
and Hossc Of Ecpr, H,unflr,, ~ NJ, >.., oi
Io"'s,dpa ~ h'"r" h.'n.hg .,a.....,
That no police IuIN at ANY paII.l. nor. .t.,
municipal corporation IN tins staff, snail
make any appropriation 81 m.4u, E.r .,r,
year which appropriation -'par,...,. ur
together with any other appropriation 81
appropriations "i the SANE ,"lg shall I 20
excess Of the actual rryruu, "i ,tiI rlr..I %
or municipal corporation Tor FIAT ,,.lr
SEC =. u, II t"rfhr cg1''Df. ,'.. HAT
no police jury Of any parish -tui m,luI,ipaI
corporation IN this state ,hall apurn, an,
claim or make any expenditure whi,l Shall
separately, or together wt'h o'ur claims
approved ar expenditures uldr. Boz ~ -
cess ot the actual revenues of thar wear.
$40. J. lie - fTihcr tpd,if e.. That
the revenues of III" several parishes and
municipal corporations OF tins STATE. of
each year, shall dc devoted oih.., &r.r,'..
lures VI that year; pI",,i,d thltnu, ~url,lu-
OF said revenues may he applied to th, r,,-
mrnt "t the mdch',du.>, ct former ,,lt..
SIC. I. Bc a fUtt,r ,pa,td. a. -,
the police jurics of the several -
thus Stat" may and are IN. il, an,bcr,l.I
aud empowered Is c,u,r',,, t,, G,''J .,,..i
u'''i" ''e,'''-'1fft> of fIoury with fhn.. OH
'"v'rrs Who receive III compensation Ton -.
vices under existing laws. ic,-. commits.
Sous or mileage from SAID parishes; mo
ridod, the compensation allowed shall NOT
exceed fifty per centrum of the tees allowed
by the laws of the state
SIC. -. Ht II fHr'ar ,u0,i,j. etc.. That
no tcN ldcnc" of indebtedness 81. variant
Tor tho payment at money SHAH aif,r the.
ht>t daN ct October. eighteen hundred aud
seventy -SrNru. h' issued hv AN, uliil.l. of
any parish ar municipal corporation IA hi,
state except against money actual, IN t'i,.
treasury OF said parish or muui,trli rnrnn
ration Any person Niulltin. the mn +
VISIONS OF tins section shall ou con, irfin, +
be punished hy IHrI i-nurnrut or .u.. al.
hoti, at the discretion of the ,olirt. MN,
'lh"i, that thl+ s"ctiut .h1ii tot 9ut,i. T., 3
'he certihcatc| issued 10 Jurors and vii .
ntsses for THEN service, IA tn counts
SIC Il. IL u f1rk,r ,nar'H. IT,. Tint
all laws in conflict with this act al, h,r.ln
repealed.
toSh'd) Lot l. Bl'>I.
SPEAKER ofthc llnu,. 81 i;,prr.,ufiiu.,.
(Hlghrd) IOl l. \ NuI/.
Lieutenant Governor aud pr.Sul.it uf tie.
senate
Approved March -. to.
tSigncd) FRANCIS I. NICHOLS
tiovcrnul of the STATE Of Iuui>,iu,
A true copy:
WILL. \. STRONG.
Secretary of the ~,uIto.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19

An Act
No. is.[

""NIiE the RECEIVING oT DELIVERY in tlp
h'GUt time, 81 between sunset and SIM.
i'S', OF llnElnucd 81 seed cotton sold
battered az otherwise discussed of ,,...
dcmeanor, and prescribing the p,u.,lr,
therefor.
SECTION !. BE = ,r,t,,,d b, ti, .>..,t
ana Ho"'c n Representatives., "r M, SAT- 90,
Lon'smHd ~ G,pc,Gi i~,tbly. ,.,,.,.,..,l
nat the receiving or d,ii,rr, iu th,.ri..l,
'lh"' or between sunset aud sums, nt ',,.,
uhglhh"d or seed cotton. SOLD r>.I,,,.,,,;
balgalncd for, hlrtcryd. or III au, al. =,
way disposed oi, shall hc and H.. sam. ia,
merely made and constituted = u..d,
,mcanor.
SIC. = b - Gpfi,,. ,aa,,.J ,,. r,..,
whoever shall IN the uI.'i'.,.,t.. nr T..
'"''h -ull~c' and sunrise. d,li,,r,rI.,.i,,.
any ahgtnncd "r seed cotton .I.,u, H.
oeeh sold, exchanged, hlratlr,I t.~ "a.
tercd, or IN any other manner ,.,,,o.,l 80,
shail. Oh conviction, b. puuioi,,,l o., ,i,.. ,,
imprisonment, or both, At the Discretion #
the court WI "
(Signed) InlI> Rl.st1
speaker OF the House o,. Rrpirs.,t,,.,,.
tSish"l LOT l. A. WIllX.
Lieutenant Governor and Prc>idcnt Of tb,
Senate. ''',
Approved March ~. ~.
ts'ghed) FRANCIS I. NICHOLS
Governor OF the State ct Irul,,lpl.
A true copy:
WILL A. SIRnxG.
Secretary of STATE.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
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THE GUARDIAN.
COUNTRY GIRLS.

Cp early ia III" morning,
Just ut the peep of'lay,
straining the milk in thc dam.
Turning the COWS away
Sweeping the floor IN the kitck,n,
Making the beds HP stair,
Washing the breakfast dishes.
Busting the parlor chan..
Brushing the crumbs lrom the pantry
Hunting orrgvs In III" barn.
Cleaning the turnS'N for dInu'r,
Spinning the stocking YAM
Spreading the whitening linen,
Down ON the bushes below,
Ransac king every meadow.
Where the red straw h,li'- grow.
stnrchin. the ''f>Iug- tor SUNDAY.
churning the SNOWY cream,
Riusing the pals and Ntiiin.r
Down IN the ruuriug stream
Feeding the geese aud turkeys,
Making the pumpkin pi'-.
jogging the lttIr un, : crt,ii..
Driving away tn ihr,.
Grare ~ every motion,
Music IN tN,, tone.
Beauty ~ t"rm aud irSiur,.
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Ne. SAL


iocreate an additional justice, of tl,. p..,,,
10. ward lhr'e IN the parish of t,,i.
oorne, and prnvid, for his arpoiut,n.,,,
SECTION |. Il, IL enacted bg N, 49,,
ava hoase Of Representatives Of n, Stan,
~ Losptdna ~ Ge"crd .I,.,a.6iy casr,s,i
Ihat nm additional Justice of the Peace IL,
ana the same is hereby created in and f,,
"ard Three. in the parish of ClaiLnrn.
M .nst the Governor appoint a Justice nt
tee Peace for sand ward, who shall hold his
once nnui his successor is elected and
BON and after its passage.
(Signed) LOFTS RI-su
speaker ofAhe House of Representative
lSigned) LOUIS A VII ~
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
senate.s 'i'
Approved April S. 1877.
teigned) FRANCIS II. NICHOLS
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
true copy:
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-19
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INU. NEW YORK. 1877.

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4 private letter received in New
York from Cairo, Egypt, says the
recent rumors circulated in London
that the American officers in the
service of the khedive had refused
to fight with the Egyptian contin.
gent against the Russians was false.
On the contrary, the best portion of
the American officers who haf- gone
to Egypt still remained in the ser
vice OF the khcdivc, aud were anX.
louS for active service.