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Josephine lIeeker

Win lecture in costume tonight in
Recreation Hall. Tickets, 90 cents;
for sale at Hollis store. 1t
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Josephine Meeker tonight at Recre-
alton Hall.
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We are selling our entire stock of furs
lower than any other house in the west.
Chiidrens' fur sacques % per cent. less
IMAM eastern prices. Call and see our
prices. MARKs & MYERS n16.tf
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Ready-Made Suits.

Josephine Meeker tonight at Rec
reation Hall. 1t
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Seats 400. Stage 2Ox30, scener,
Apply to Joslin & Arnold. If
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Neatly furnished rooms to rent. In.
quire at CANT & Co.'S,
noy12tf Seventeeth Street.
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TRUSsESf

SHOULDER BRACES,
FEMALE SUPPORTERS.
PILE INSTRUMENTS,
CHAMOIS and
TURKISH TOWELS at
o18tf ADDoNs & GLoyER's
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LEAVE ORDERS
at T; E. warren'sfo any sheet music
desired. a31tf
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am selling clothing lower thar any
other house. Ntni-tf) PoLAcK.
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The best cigars in town and for the
least money are sold by
augl4-tf ADDoMs & GLOVER.
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OUR LAW MAKERS.
SIXTH LEs.IsL.T4vE ASSEMBLY.
COUNCIL.

Tcenty- Second Day.
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WANTED.-A girl to take care of
children Inquire at the LEADER Of
fee. If
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Pay your county taxes. oI5tf
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Barometer corrected for temperature and
elevation.
Highest temperature, 5So.
Lowest temperature. 2So.
Highest velocity OF wind per hour miles.
80 I Il. McGovERN. Observer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15
Alarrla9es.

In the Episcopal Church, in this
town, on "Wednesday morning last.
November u, 1879, by Rev. }. Z.
Hubbard, Mr.. COMPTON MOORE TO
Miss MAMIE BUTLER, youngest
daughter OF Hon. g. Il. Butler, all Of
this county.
H0 The above interesting social event
took place in the Episcopal church in
this town on Wednesday morning last,
at 10 l-2 o'clock, in the presence of a
large assemblage OF friends and acqusin-
tances. The marriage ceremony was
performed in accordance with the ritual
of the church, by Rev. Mr.. Hubbard,
Rector As the bridal party entered
the church, and as they proceeded to
the shancel, the wedding march was
handsomely performed upon the organ
by Miss Mary Hubbard, the accomplish
ed organist OF that church. After the
ceremony the couple were heartily con,
graduated by their numerous friends
after which they left, in private convey
auce, for Mary land. We wish them
many years Of future happiness.
In Piedmont, w. Va, on the 29lh
uIt, by Rev. o. l.. Miller, Mr.. J.. ID.
HOMER, formerly Of MdIlrway, in
this county. to Miss NJ. c. SHOW
MAN, daughter Of Mr. DAVID Show
mar, formerly Of this town.
In Zion Church, Charlrstowr, or
Wednesday, Nov. 9Th, 1879, 10y Rev.
DR.. VIM. II. Meade, Mr. ANDREW
X. SELDEN and Miss META BUR
NETT kEARSLEY, fourth daughter
Of Major &. W. T. Kvarsley-alI of
Charlcelown.
On Tuesday morning, the 2Sth Of DC.
tobrr, 1879, at Grace Church, Berry.
VILE, 10y the Rev. i. l.. Phillips. Mr.
EDWIN \. STEVENS. of lIoboken,
y. J, and Miss EMILY CONTEE,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Lewis,
Of Clarke county, Va.
On the evening of November >, 1879,
at the residence OF the brides brother,
Capt. Geo. w. Kurtz, by Rev. J. i.
Graham, Mr.. ROBERT d. DODD to
Miss BETTE KURTZ, both OF Win
chester.
At the residence OF the brides pa
rents, Oct. 2Sth, 1879, by Rev JAS II.
Wolf, GEO. W. HOLIDAY, of Morgan
county, to Miss TENNESSEE PLACE,
of Berkeley county, W. Va.
At the groom's residence, near Bunk
ar Hill, on Thursday, Oct. 3D;h, 1879,
b> the Rev. Mr.. Rldrnonr, Mr.. JERE
MIAII TRlGG to Miss MOLLIE IN.
GER, all of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

DE- CIRcuIr CoURr.-Our Circuit
Court is still in session. The following
cases have been tried since our last re-
port:-Jacob Gruber, Jr., VS.. David
Fry's Admir-. Verdict for plaintiff. c.
J. Faulkner, Jr., for plaintiff; Baylor Il
Wilson for defendant. Stillman Stotts
(use w. a. Shewalle) VS.. Randolph
Custer. Verdict 70: plaintiff Baylor
& Wilson for plaintiff; Travers for de-
PENDANT. Geo. II. Bardwell vs.. the ).
V. Il. Il. Co. Verdict for plaiptitf.
Eeckwlth and Lucas for Plaintiff; Tray-
ers for defendant. The injunction case
of Mason vs. the IIarpers Ferry Bridge
Co., was partially argued on Saturday.
Butt and Mason for Mason; Trayers for
Bridge Co.
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There was something Of patriotism
in the language aud paihos in the de-
meanor of Cetywayo, late king OF Zulu
land, when captured. With great tears
in his eyes, to his captors he said, do
with me as You please, treat me as you
like, place the in the humblest capacity,
only let NE live and die in my OWN
lam.
Chas. z. Schuyler. notorious in con-
nectlou with the abduction of Miss
Davis, at Buffalo, \. Y, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced TO Auburn prison for
seven years.
On Friday morning, the 18th Of Oc-
tober, 1879, Rev. a. |. Boyey, a well
known local preacher in the United
Brethren Church. and former resident
Of Warrington county, Nd, died at his
home in Seymourvi!le, Grant county,
w. Va, aged 50 years, 5 months and
16 days.
Leadrille has already three daily news
papers, iour churches, public school
system and los gambling houses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT KEsO.
LOTIONS.

We have been informed that MI
John FL. Stridcr of this county intro
duced--and they were UNANIMOUSLY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in the State Grange
which held its annual session in Mar
,insburs last week, looking to the Oh
tanning of national legislation, making 1t
obligatory upon foreign ministers and
commercial agents representing the Uni
ted States Government in foreign ma
tons, to report once week or ottener
TO the Commissioner Of Agriculture the
probable demand for our cereals and
other agricultural products, and the
price per bushel and pound In dollars
and cents. said commissioner to have
the same published, as is now done by
the government of the weather reports,
and the same TO be sent TO every post
office in the United States, these TO be
lu, up in a conspicuous place for public
inspection; these reports are also TO en-
brace domestic prices. Should favora
bile legislation be had upon these resolu-
tons, and these provisions put into
practice, they will confer great good
upon the industrial classes.
We will lay these resolutions, with
further comments. before our readers
when the proceedings Of the State
Grange are made public.
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Champion Broad-Caster,

an invaluable machine for sowing lime,
plaster, or any kind ofFertilizer. with CO.
pacity ranging from one-lIaIf 10 twenty
go bushels per acre. No Farmer who
La. ever Hsed one would be- without IL for
several times it, cost. have one at this
point and invite an examination Of II by
every farmer. Persons wishing any .3O-
RICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS or Ma-
chinery can be furnished with prompt
ness and at lowest prices by calling upon
me. Price List and Catalogues furnished
free upon application.
We are also GenI Agent for the COun-
ties Of jefferson and Clarke and Washing
ton county, Nd, for the original Improy'
ed Montgomery
ROCKAWAY WHEAT FAN,
conceded by all fair judges to be the best
Fan manufactured i'm the United States,
as it will clean thoroughly all kinds OF
grain, and has the very great combined
advantages Of suhstantial workmanship
la its manufacture and speed I'm its execu-
ton. Any one in want Of Good Fan
will save time and money by purchasing
one Of these Fans.
X. RON LUCAS.
Dufield's Depot, Jeff. Co., W. Va:
Nov. Is, 1879. II
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Dfatl)s.

In isyIace, on Monday last, the 10Th
OF November, 1879, about y O'Clock
~, suddenly, of paralysis, hirs. SAL
LIE CRISWELL, wife Of Mr.. John
CriswelI, aged 80 years, 1 months and
9 days.
Near Geiard,town, on the 9Th inst g..
Mrs. ELIZABETH FRANKS, cousor,
OF Henry Franks, in tic 45th year Of
her age.
In Martinsburg, on Wednesday morn
ing, Nov. 9th, Mrs. BETTY MILLER.
wife OF Luther Miller Esq, III The 37lh
year Of her age.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EyrLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAs,
PRoPRIEToR.

ESrLER HoTEL-MAJoK HENRY HAGAs,
PRoPRIEToR.
A. &. Rankin, Merchandising, Pa.
J. T. De Witt. Frostburg, Nd.
Cbas. II. Spanrler. New York.
j. II. Sayles, MrrtinsLurg.
6. L. Brown, Philadcl phia.
4. ". LAWN, baltimore.
Z. a. Wright, Hagerstown.
A. w. Byinc,on, Washington.
w. n. c. Wilson, County.
+. Nadenbouscb, Mar,insburg.
Perry Forman, Martinsburg.
NJ. Creque, Martinsburg.
VIRGINIA HorEL-J. A. ADAMs, Pro
PRIEToR.
John Lewis, Addison, y. Y.
Esrom Slifer, Charlestown,
j. w. Lock. Charlestown.
John i. Williamson, Baltimore.
J. w. McCleary. Baltimore.
Lnther Fouke, Hagerstown.
T. Craley, Md.
N. McCormic, Mar!insburg.
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nsa- SPEAKER MorrErr's LETTER

Be- SPEAKER MorFETTs LETTER.
We call attention to the very sugges-
tive letter of Geo II. Moffett, Speaker
of the House of Delegates, addressed to
John RICHTER, member of the Leglsla-
,ure from Marion county, which APP
pears in the Register this week. In
this letter Mr.. Moffett very clearly aud
torciblv sets forth his views Of the po-
litical situation and bis reasons for de-
clinino TO enter into a scheme for the
organization OF third party movement
in West Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

@- RoBBsRY.-The residence OF Hon.
A. r. Boteler, Of this place was entered
on Saturday night last by some thieves,
and about thirty cans of fruit taken
,herefrom. The parties had prepared
for big haul, but being scared otf,ln
their hurry left basket filled with arti-
clcs, aud bag also, which they had set
on, TO take with them. They dropped
some of the fruits on the pavement, but
managed to get off with the bulk OF
their plumber.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

SUSPENSION OF MINISTER.-At q meet
inc of Il committee of ministers of the
Baltimore Conference of the VI. +. Church
South. Rev. w. II. McNecr, in charge of
the church at Laurel, Prince George
county, was suspended from the ministry
and he will be reported to the next an
nual conference for trial on charges
which will be preferred by the presiding
elder. Rev. Samuel Rodgers. For three
weeks past there has been much gossip
about Mr.. McNeer in Laurcl. The gossip
grew out of the report that paper box
with little boy baby in 1t, six weeks old,
had been found one night ut the front
door OF the preachers dwelling. 1t is
said that on the same evening Mr.. Nc.
Neer Lad returned to his home fIOm
Washington, and was seen on board the
train in possession of the box in which
the BABY was found. On the following
Sunday. which was October 10, Mr.. Nc
Neer preached at his church in the morn
ing, but that afternoon left the village on
traint or Baltimore, where he said he
intended to consult with Rev. DR.. Rod
gers concerning gossip about theincident
" hich had reached his ears. lie did not
see DR.. Rodgers, however, and the first
intimation that he had of the affair was
mali living in Laurel. \ week or more
later DR.. Rodgers, presiding elder, re-
ceived letter from Mr.. McNeer, dated at
81. Louis, Mo-, virtually acknowledging
the child which was laid ut his door in
Laurel. On this letter the committee of
ministers found no diHculty i'll acting.
Rev. W. X. McNeer is about 40 years of
age, and came from Monroe county, w.
Va. lie was admitted to the Baltimore
Annual Conference of the NJ. +. Church
South in 1865, and has had charge of va
rious circuits, his last one before going to
Laurel, in. March of this year, being the
Charles circuit, comprising portions Of
Charles and st. Mary's counties. He is
married and has six children. The mother
of waif in the paper box is said TO be
Il lady respectfully connected, who lives
in circuit where Mr.. McNeer formerly
otliciated. baltimore Sun.
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pyA The ladies of the Protestant

ryA The ladies of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Harpers Ferry,
with the assistance OF their friends, will
give IN entertainment in "Armory Hall,
on Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th, which
promises TO he very interesting and
elegant affair. 1t will consist of Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Tableaux,
Shakespearean selection in costume, &c,
and when we say that Mrs. DIR. Ransom,
Mr.. John Kirby, and the accomplished
Gee Club of Bolivar, will participate,
We insure a pleasant evening. Suppose
we all 90 down. OF one thing we may
he sure, and that is warm reception
from friend Davies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Mr. Editor-I noticed in your last is
sne the name of Hon. Z. &. Eastman OF
Mason, suggested rs 4 candidate for
governor. The writer of this knows
Mr. Eastman well, and he is the very
kind of a man to make governor. He
is all intelligent gentleman, entertaining
s'ateSmaulike views, and knows well
the wants Of the people OF his State.
With these high qualifications lie is in
full sympathy with our agricultural in
terests. The only objection that could
be urged to him, and it is really 40 Oh
lection at all, is that he halls from the
third district Why talk about sections
in the choice of governo, ? These sec,
tional joalouSies have originated solely
in the brains vi ambitious demagogues,
who play upon it ~ upon the harp Of
thousand strings.
Butl.r, Strid,r or Eastman. Let the
democratic farmers rally to the support
of one or the other The general seuti-
menl of the peoI lr is TO put i'll good,
honest farmer, no matter what section
he halls from. JEFFERSONIAN.
s3- The above was written TO the
Martiusburg Statesman. We want 4
''good, honest farmer" to Gil the next
gubernatorial chair. That's our ticket.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

ENGINEER CoRrS IN TIE FIELp.-Ihc
engineer corps OF the Shenandoah Val
ley Railrosd, composed OF he following
gentlemen ID. W. Flickwin, Geo. Nc
EonuS, h. \. Wilson. A. {. Walker, Z.
+. Finn, W. H. llawman, Uriel Wright,
J. w. Laungton aud &. {. Robinson, Is
now in the field running experimental
lirs 10 an intersection with the Chess.
peake d Ohio Railroad. The line 10
lI>hcrsvilc has been surveyed, and the
right Of way secured. Another line 10
Wayn,sboru, and another 10 Stadntou,
Will be run at once. This looks Ike
business. and wc have no doubt that If
what il means. NGUnfOn Jugmi0n.
For iron rnSt take dry cream OF tmicr
and rub on with the finger While the
cloth is wet. Hang or place whore the
san viii shine directly upon il. Should
the rust not come ont with the iirsial.
plicallon repeat
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

~" MEssRs. MARTIN AND Lucas
The Martinsburg Ha'esmnn says there
seems to be a purpose on the part Of
certain ambitious gentlemen in this sec
ton to antaeonize Mr.. Martin and Mr..
Lucas, the only two gentlemen in the
district who are prominently spoken Of
for the nomination. The object of this
j. to bring to the front certain asprants
tor Mr.. Martins place who OF them
selves have no personal strength in the
party. The friends If Mr.. Lucas are
TN. friends of Mr.. Martin, aud these
wish 10 see only friendly rivalry be-
tn cen them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15
A Tyrtnt Slain by His Own PER-
Vcrscncss-Nay Good Follow
la His Wake!

We think the result Of the New York
election should teach moral to the
democratic party Of that State, and es-
peciaily to those in The city who have
upheld that corrupt tyrannical political
Organization ''Tammany, which has
not only most arbitrarily ruled the de-
mocracy of Now York but has AFRO
uan,ly issued its cGicts to the democra-
cy Of the United States, and doubtless
10 its discontinue.
The figures now show that "kelly,
the representative of the wantOn tyrant,
whilst aiding in the defeat OF Robinson,
has developed the fact that "Tammany
cannot elect any of its adherents if the
pure democrats will hold aloof from it {;
it must die out, aud this should be the
future aim Of the pure democracy of the
great Empire State.
The good which we hope may follow
in the wake of this mixed defeat is that
it will tend to shelve one of the most
in our opinion-sordid Of men, Samuel
j. Tilden, who is generally distasteful
in these regions, ami no false sentiment
or policy consideration should induce
the democratic managers TO thrust him
upon the party We could vote for
Seymour, Hancock, Hendricks or Davis.
Lord, we thank Thee that we believe
that Thou hast delivered US through
Thy mysterious Providcntial workings
from voting for defunct Samuel-and
also We thank Thee for the death Of
"Tammany."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

R@" Sunday morning last q twelve
year-old son of Captain Moore, Of the
canal boat Sarah L. IIassctt, in at
tempting to board his fathers boat at
the Point of Rocks, missed his footing
and fell between the boat and the
bridge, Before the boat could be stop
ped the child was crushed SO terribly
that he died two hours later.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

sS~ Carriage Hardware, Bar Iron,
Nails. &C.. bought before the advance in
prices by q. L. Hodges.
sH- Corn in any quantity wanted by
Ct. L. Hodges.
lS- New assortment Of Boots, Shoes
and winter Gloves ut G.. L. Hodges.
sS- Rock and Sporting Powder, AMI
Fuse, at Lemen'S.
tS- Buffalo Robes aud Sleigh Robes, NJ
Lcmcn'S.
~ Full line of spiccs-Swcet Mario
ram, Coriandrr Seed, Ground and Grain
Pepper, ut Lemons.
ly- FINE BOOTS, ut Lemons.
IS GUM GOODS, bought before the
rise of % per cent, are 10 be had al Lem
en- 1T the panic price.
sSy- Ladies CloakS, Nubias, Comforts,
Balmorals and Shirts, II Lemons.
sB- Flcecc-lncd Hose ut Lemons.
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Special attention given to the purchase Of
Hou5e-Furnishing Goods.
C.4RPETS IND FLRNITURE
A SPEC IALTY.

HAVING for some time perceived the
IL NEED Of an Agency OF this Kind,
have been induced 10 offer my -cryirr- 20
the citizens of this and adjoining tUun-
tios. Having recently resided in the Cliy
Of 9altimc ., and having already had
considerable Experience in the above bu-
siness, | confidently rely upon my ability
10 give satisfaction in every instance.
Any information cheerfully given, prices
quoted, and commission named before
purchasing. In fact it is ORR ISTENTIoH
to afford every facility TO parties honor
ing us with their orders 10 buy ut the
very LOWEST figures, and we nat,cr our
selves that il will be To every ones adyan-
tage to deal with US. We hope by obsery-
ing the strictcst prObity In all our deal
ing to merit not only tho good will Of this
community but to gain fair share Of is
patronage.
We especially call attention Of all Far
mcrs 10 our brands Of
.SIBADARD FERTILIZERS.
which We sell with guaranteed analysis.
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Es5" ADDREss.-Rey. d. NJ. Nose

@" ADDREss.-Rey. ID. NJ. Moser
will deliver all address 10 the young
men of Shepherdstown, on Sunday even
ing, 10th instant, at = O'Clock, in the
Presbyterian Church. Subject-"Op-
posite choices OF two Young Men : at
which time a collection will be taken
for Association work. Please come out
10 THIS meeting.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

psy" SUDDEN DEATH OF AN EsTIMADLE
LApY.-Like thunderbolt was tho
shock which fell upon this town and
community Gil Monday last, upon the
announcement that Mrs. SallIe Criswell,
wife of Mr.. John Cliswcll, of this town,
had been found lying dead upon the
floor of her dining room. Her nephew,
Lewis Sheetz, son of Mr.. Jacob SheetZ,
of this place, was the first 10 discover
her, he having gone into the house TO
see her and found her lying upon the
floor. He Immediately alarmed the
neighbors, and DIR. Reynolds was at
once sent for, who upon examination
pronounced her death from apop.eXy,
and that she had been dead at least an
hour before sine was discovered. Mr..
Criswell, her husband, was absent at
Leetown at the time of his wife sad
den death, and upon hearing the sad
announcement OF his great loss, was
thrown into a paroXysm Of grief. Hale
and hearty was she, apparently, in the
morning: her friendly smile and saluta-
lion was received by many; aud up nm
Ill about halt.past ten o'clock her differ
cat ncighbors had seen and conyersed
with her, aud great WAS the shock upon
them, to know that in such short
time. aud in so Sudden Il manner. one
Who WAS so universally beloved had
been sua;ched by death from among
them. Mrs. CriSwcll was in the Goth
wear Of her age, and was consistent
Christian wuman--a member OF the Lu,
thcran Church. She leaves 4 grief
stricken husband and two sisters, be-
sides numerous friends, 10 mourn her
sudden departure. The funeral took
PLACE at her residence; very large
crowd was assembled; and her remains
were inferred III Elmwood Cemetery,
on Tuesday afternoon, the funeral servi-
cys being conducted by Rev. ID. NJ. Mo-
ser,of the Lutheran Church of this town.
The pall-brarcrs were Messrs. a. Harris,
VIM. Rightstine, Joseph Welshaus, Da-
vil BiIlmyer, Jacob Ferrels, VIM. Wise,
John /, Richard Mrs. Criswell was
beloved by all who knew her. She was
kind, benevolent, cheerful, and her sad
death will he deeply felt by our commit
uity.
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SECOND
FALL ARRIVAL !
RUSH TO SECURE
BARG AIMS.

MY stock j. now fuller and more varied
VI than il has been yet. Many thing
not ia stock before. have added since
made my FIRST Fall announcements 80
that you may rest assured thar IL you
want anything 10 be found in u we'll reg
ulatci corutry store, either in the Nay II
Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy
Goods, Hardware, QuccnSwrrc, Woodou
or Willow Ware, Hat, Caps, Boot, Shoe,
and Rubber Goods, your wish can he graf.
ihcd 10y calling ut
WIN. T.. LEMEN'S
NV Emporium for Cheap goods.
Nov. IL, 1879. tf
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Eg- Miss Bette Fawcet, Miss Ida
Smurr, Miss Ida Fleming and Dir. CT.
Smooth, of this town, ard Mr. J. +.
EDgle, Of this vicinity, are teaching
school in the counties of Hampshire,
Mineral and Morgan of this State. They
are all graduates of Shepherd College,
Of this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-15

Ga5- WORTHY OF burATIoN-Thc
Cumberland Times of Saturday has the
following, which we think is worthy OF
imitation: a little more than seven
years ago party in this city addicted
10 the use Of liquor ''swore oft" for sew
en- years, and each day of,hat time, ex
cepting Sunday, he would pnt ten cents
into box reserved for the purpose, aud
on pay day he would putin a little more.
Last week the box was opened, the time
having expired, and over 5000 was
found therein. ECONOMY is the road
TO wealth, slow but sure.