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, 1879-02-08
SUICIDAL.


Cold Observation-Disclosures Balf-31urdef At
KMlumaxao.
fp.rtdi Dt&phscA TO TAs 7fituns
KALAMAZOO, M!ril,, Fell, IA man named
llndley, Ut Ushtcrn0, this county, attempted
suIcile this nlosung by Poisoning, ad then
hanging himself. liz VIVA cut down Just In tins
to says tint death. uni antltutcs wcrc ndtntnls-
tered, with the rhaocvs ot hls recovery extrrtue-
ly doubtful At this writing.
a mai named tIrath committed suicide here
to-day under very peculiar circumstances. It
*cclns that one N. +. Thaycr, of New Boston,
Wayno County, shls state, had daughter
wlotn he dcstEcl TO p'are beyuna tho H.
nucnce of this man Hcuth. ko liz
sent her to her uuele's, J. IT, Thayer,
Of ConprF, this county. To-day l,er
father ca,nu after her to taku her hnne, n,ul
they wsat to the Central depot 10 await ,lse ar.
rival Vi thu 10 express. which should take
waiting Tor sl!riF ttsuu, the 1:l5 going w:st ur-
rtsea, "lnI lIvuth rot oil, al,d, going to tic
lattlc.' "ait!he.roofn. discovered wIiat Appears
to " ,l's ot,stt ot his seatet. itp appr!,achctl
stepl'"d between lllrm, sny!ug to Heath:
"lhta 10 my daughter, s!r; you llayu no
business with her." Heath whipped uut !
1tsoIveI, a'ni thrsasene. to blow lIs,: top OF his
bead at Mheil ttlafrr quickly produced us,r,
a1nt anteteA him. Thayrr then turncl 10 hi
daughter, wlW vas crying, 4tt! st,oka lew
words to lrr, H1n. whilv ho WIS III doing,
Heath aratn drew hts rrruiyer, antt. turning tn
thh frightened lalie* Occupying 1hu rt,otI1, satl,
"Goot'hy, tullct,' lelA 1t closo to hts head,
iust aboye tl,e eur, NH iscd. lie fell u he
ipnr, u,nt lived IN an unconscious state
ab'ut twrn.y minutes 4 Eoroner's In
qllest Was held, ulltl his body II
now u. the 'uadcrtskrr's, subject to
the orders al hts wl!c, wllu has beyn telc.
grsphcd ut Aer home III ltccd City. From asl
tl'ai can b. ascrr!alue.l, Heath VIVA WORTHLESS
character, en.agrI III bringing to rulI yuuug
EsIls iion' tic country, anu eutlclng uleln 10
liEere1t cities.
srtcnt' nsuatch T. I'll. TrfssAG
MIDLAND Clrt, ILL.,, Feb. 7.-This evening
Jacob ala4dox. aged ~, committed suicide "
shooting himself through the head With
pistol. ltt was sou Ut Que of Dewitt Cuult-
w. prominent !aFnIcrs. kocausa IL. the sui
eide can bs a4s1yuea.
, 1879-02-08

6p<e'd4 D4Nnch "a 1HS 1ftb4Me.
AAplsos, Wis, Feb. IA l,tlt in. r.ul,,cefl bv
WV >'.''','ea w I."se.'o"' ~ e'eApon '1e
e1ss o. te1''os'oHS' "as aee"m!aHtea oy report
nnslsnG paksaxc u TUT bll! Vt bclnG tic satnc
ol1u recommended BY tho fcxt.t;.mk Colu,uis.
sim. A cu,um,,ntcntInu waa rrrriv.d n,d r,,,,
fr,n,, ,t,. a,rr.,..,. ~ Ma. ,u ,.n.'h 49,. ~"
':'" =: s"e U4 G*H'e' ~ ""s" tn@s osa"
c'a1 stated th"t' aae1ne Tue year ending sept So,
ls13, there lal been paid out Of tho State Treas
urY Tor bounty ou wul{-seulps tic sum
y. 80 s-a,r 80" :. ~ ~, ~, s'i's',
!" 4o'a, eh--'i af!" u iof1, eftV@ httfs ptsscft
amending SEES, 3,3119 A.nl 3,rW, Revised Stuta
utrs c1.tittell A1f f.ivpsH: IL jrraljxe thu urts
nf ,,n},n f,urs1 Justice If IN. .,.nr. m E.vn,,.
nm. n,.,,." ,,.,r.,;,,,s ,,,.. n.,..', =.
NV eu..nls a'n.'t"'s ~" t''''eo 0.ssu1es ~
t"e ''.nt'e, - 'et'eus "o*as'ee' seso1at'uR sne
praett'c III oeht's!sf IN "'seohsia' seiatihg 10
the preservation u fis!ss amending the charter
II tic cIty Ut LaCrossp; an.c1tliug tile Keytsrt!
Statutes II. the uattrr Of cxetas und lIauvs trat
10 ' .""x ''s."' .." Hs ~" s''9 1ay
n "I1lsah: nppr"lFsAtths sl,-aN to tile ssate
loar'! Of ]lcalth; providing for t!ls erection of
Tayk,r County: authorizing lbs payment Of *.
,.n. a., n, .,c,,,,u,, l,,,. i, ,xht, ,t u,,,,.,,
~. =" -, 49, ~. ~ ~
aaaf ne ~. A.. nesse" eIattes
!t'e" y, ~, W. ,,.. "'tS , saGS " neIs.
ttsaps, tp ets. hHeEuang aus M'lseu STATUTES ~
is i t; astss y, u, s a,3s - ssoos . p.nsalnG tof
" Mases.nwh' p'4saa,hE !ot Me paYineht "
soanty .ly % osuees; 10 lar1htaIa uH e1esatioti "
;,Hs's ,.'a' u'sunen " nHe a!ate n nes assan'p
tlon OF W. Ao1ta Nlseollsia Railway !L,ni'
EaaHt' tets.us ~ Wy PtesetsatloHo u lhe pipItc
W..hh..' y. ~ euu.s' tuaa,nS e4'tfus.
, 1879-02-08

6pteiai Disputch 10 The Tribune
St. PAUL, Mimi, tvb. 7.-ln the Senate this
morning resolutions were introduced looking to
the taxatton Of Krecnbac.s, on tile ground that
being equivalent to cotn, rcdecn1abia on d.
maud, they aru TO longer 10 10 regarded as evt-
dcnccs of public debt, a'ni therefore exempt
from taxation. Bills were introduced to prohibit
the bleaching Of harley md mcmortaltsfng Con-
Ercas for tho improvement OF The 1t. Mary's
River and Lake Superior harbors. Tie House
was Without quorum, sIxty members having
gone to visit tlle lneanc Asylums.
TIE srATE-pnlsoN INVESTIGATION
was continued to-day, three ex-cunvlcss testify
fng In n!mut the sumo htra1n rs the evidence
heretofore telcgrapted, bnt Deputy hall I'd to-
day represented bY an attorney, whose cross.
examination does Awny with tho most dasnaE-
luz evidence.
, 1879-02-08
D0NnELlY'S CONTEST.

6pTtIaI OISpdE<H 70 1h1 THdINk,
sT. PAUL, Feb. 7.-Donnelly yesterday ,na
to-day has taken evidence ID shom that OF, To
rai'road laborcra voted ID Klttsou'a p,eetut
last fall, nearly all for Washburn, md ,ha. l.r.
ties WHO attended 10 the election, aml brought
the iaborers twelve or fifteen miles 10: iul2oll.
eatd they were paid for tl1eir trouble. Il ID
pears, however, that, 80 fur Us known, all xho
voted were legal voters, residents Of M!uuesoa
and had gained legal residence In Tie preeipt
by residing within Its bounds for len dur. p,or
to clcction-tlaY. Also nutnIng appea.a III t,I.
deucs 70 show that the election wat tot propr.
iy conducted. Tllis was one Of the precincts
Indiana, Canadians. ind Dakot!aus wcfr voted
, 1879-02-08
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS..
Office Of tho Receiver Of the Third
National Bank Of Chicago.
FOR SALE,

ss.ed p.opo.sis wll 5e sese!sel bY tns unttr'!t.4
for ne foiioxtnk deaetibed ptape[ty; ,,.
ertY. .tunted upon Lake sllehiean, IN thr roxad
tiYde Park, two hca saHth of TIN eliF limits Il ~.
CsRo. This u o1o OF tho most eligible sts. fet hGa
IN Tho SDr&hHcSt.
j. Ihs building and lots known n ifs3 ana 10 E14
Rknd1lph.st., between L1earttorh sud tl!rk Chttta
3. The residence anu lot EltuAted uron tbs toul&
cVerct Of preirac.aT. and Twenty. y.th.rd's&. Cstar
4. Tho residence An+l lot No f4Et aat A-ta
.. Tho rtzi4ence md lot S0Ntl tndianA.Rs Casika
g. The residsnce md lot No. al iiash.t. cheaIo
". THIS bulatnE and lot No. liaA statsst., CAe,k9
H.. Lota ST. H. and ~ In illocK o. In ttcfrea Atlth
% 33o}stctnt WIKI tha three franc ho9s<f atstaa
thcreoM. Chicago. :.
q, Tho property situated south Of the Ealtefa 4.
yi4fGn Vt the South fhtk, described Il falusi ~
sast ot ~, north Il u tts southxs.t \: sat!. 49,
sontA.eat Of the southeast! Y e ri " fsss,hs ]
1nR ITO AgFca. more ur leu.
printed illt af o,hsf rest est1,t !ptladti snait
sealed proposals u above viii be rveeytd viii fss'
nfAtitd 4HGn appttcattou. ~
ne slsh. 10 f.lsct any or al propoaA' II rste'1t&
For further particulars arpty ~
HUSrINtItttS W. JACRsDS.
il ruttIand Bi0tk.
, 1879-02-08
SPRINGFIELD.
The Editors Finish Thur Conr.n,,.,
WorkInEn,aM.

The Editors Ftntst. Thur Conr.n,.
WorkInEn,am.
6etctal Difpatch to The Trfsuns
srR1rasiKLD. ILL.,, Feb. 7.-Tho IUtno.. p,...
Association closed It's business scs,Ioo ,as,' ~"
and adjourned. Papers On "Job pt,n,i,as
were presented from Fred l.. Allies, o, 1, 'hs p.
tiac Sentinel, and F.. D. Buck, Of ilc Ch,,..'. M
Courier. Tile election Of officers WIS po,tnaa.,
I'LL tho June meeting. a comtnittre Va, y.
pointed to confer with tic Press Assnt,,t...
anu publishers Of tlc Northwest, with +, xIpx :,
organizing mutual Protective AssSlatIon :,
Publishers and Printers, with henlou.t,,r =,
Ch!caRo. IT was decided to t,oll ,csr,s
meeting next summer, the time and piaye 10 i.
designated By the Executive Comtn|t,r. ~
thu usual resolutions Of thanks werr sI,n,si ~
Thu scssion hus been we'll a.tc,lcl and Ints,s'
ing. Forty-cight now members In ali ssrs rs, ~
tnlitefi. 'e's -
llle Grand Lodge Of the Ancient onler h,
United WoFhn1et' Installed Its ui|lcrrl to.,r
nn!l adIourncti. no bussness Of general tntsn.,
uelDK transacted.
, 1879-02-08
Americas Greatest Astronomer
Goes from Michigan to
Wisconsin.
The Professors Compelled to
Work at Homo or Quit
Their Jobs.
Extended Statement OF the Re-
suit OF Extraordinary
Complications.
Beal's Magnificent Fight for the Right,
Told By d Bea1 Man.

EFFECTS or THE WRANGLE.
Special Dtapotch 10 7As Tribune
ArS AHuoR, hffct,., Feb. 1.-THE Regents TO-
day accepted Prof. Wutson's resignation, and
the Wisconsin University can congratulate her.
self On having secured Michigan Untvcrstty'a
most distinguished alumnus, Is we'll "a most
famous Professor. Tie Board also opened tho
wav for further designations By prohibiting all
Professors and employees Of tho University from
absenttn9 themselves from duty for mort than
three days without obtaining tho written con-
sent Of d majority Of the Board. Tie most
able Professors here, during the past few years,
accepted Invitations to deliver short couraes Of
lectures a. osller colleges, doing double scrvlcc
hero sitter their return, to make up for
tho lost time. For instance, Prof.
Morris anil Judge Cooley have lectarcd for
two years at Johns Hopkins College, Prof. Ford
fn Brooklyn. Prof. Palmer at Dowdotn, Prest-
dent Angel at Cincinnati, ete., none being ah-
sent generally more than weak. They hare
thus been able to
MAXI uF IN MEASURE FOR THE HRDCCAD
aALA1stEs HERE,
but, 1t appears, they can do 50 no more. Judge
Ratnsdcll, counsel for the University, to-day
discharged the IS 600 Judgment hcid against
Rose md mis- suseiles. 1t il said That the Beal
ReQenta will now make = determined effort to
been hostile to Rose. Prof. &. g. Morris, ono
Of tho most able and popular Professors. to-day
was tcuucred the Chair In Ethics At the Johns
Hopkins University, which he will accept, md
leave here at TIC end Of tile year.
, 1879-02-08
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, fOnAtiE, Ap
kT4kAF.

UXAUQUANTxE1 DEPARTMENT or n4kq1A.
0t1cu of Chtcf 4uaFfermAter.
Ell j. :. III iSs'sss Il
ol,ces ii the Quareflaasters 1t he t"!ys1u1 a,ss
IT,; IL as e. a. /, oi npe + !. ' i
thry VI! " Yp.nva ~ tho pFrsencs VI pladsf''''@
wUtIp, COAL, GRAIN, BRAN, NAy. AMI sIEss
sas3as saaax .s JIM t
II id Forts e. rcs.
to,I seysnson Abraham I.neG!a: NssSs s!'tt e..
as!s tcssssaus s Asene,,' @ se ':sst
esy sP1 P. G'R ;o 4 ss.r x
lteiisrry Of snsn q Ie saGlte. ~ ~ IL I'll
contract fur ttls feaIls!cr. usprn4s gr.n tt''S'"
G. ,rp!;:tS IL 5ssa 81 ,sSuIs 81 1 =.
my poTi!Un II ID: siecined supple. x r
.at preference xIven to sstltle4 OF do'a''s'e '4.
K.eh lid mutt b. .esersn!s BY
sais T ss Il :istl = aS a
esnt ns9tity tuFp!.ts " Nm laxats's l'a,a;;,s 's,a
= y ss!.ea Hut = seoa ssS I'D .
yattr4 st4ses ntsTsct sytasy I"lr1"t y;
u 1sspaas!5!e pef.en kaowa 10 tbs vaser fs't'e-'
Il. a. Il Saasx ~ I'll tsS
rsf ~! po"nas and uot per hasnef., ,..tIal hs
1ina 19x tasSsst c.s. a. au!Ss. snss +
4nu 8ltinY ~! lsstfocttune ~ ~ ~ t,ir ai l,ri
Y s9atIatt mi *i 's t1ai;ieSt 4 Il f
non 70 tAls onace. " rue tHaftef4'Ae'e
.f$.s!ss;: ;SSa..ia!.x plsne.!. '. s,i = ssi
thu uods1sknsd ar the iv.pse,ss po'! Il 1tISss
taJmAs&afs. Et!As; ~ ~
:,,.,,,,.,-, .,.,., ar, .n.,,v srPPI4iE%
FAktlusAl.@ fDst t"!4tIi"'
p9ror rQuAaTxnAas!E.',m!ltiff,..sstt if..st Z, +
stA1vn pnopo.ft,i fgit1nftiIx Il tlincafr. ii .t'Ts
th!. sa:sttlse,asnt sttschsa viii - rs,!,sif IL Il
~ IG; 5u.1t.rmistefl ur9If''
wiTh I'M ia IsuMin% srt,si..: pta
Ste .Gu a IN. - eea Depot ss
,tnh4 ~ he 4siiSe9eo D. 1hd V1a'se3 ..r
AIEsp9A. -. ..,u.r,. ! m, tlreu Cara t1ts
HGn r., Miess EapA s1ut.u' t,nssnfrv. .4U tap ltSt
, 1879-02-08
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS,

SAs FRANCISCO. Cal, Feb. 1.-THE dttsits OF
the compromise between the sutso Tunnel
Company uud mining eonpaule& l. progressing
satisfactorily.
The Bauk OF California has sold the Govern
meut 200, ,00 ounces Of silver, deliverable here,
u lul4.
, 1879-02-08

Tho sm!1ttary md all visitors which Will bo
largely drawn th!ther grind entcrtstnmcnt
the 4th Of July. Ynur correspondent Is III"
formed bv lhcsc gentlemen thai It will he one
OF tHr eranttesk cvtr held Ia tho northern part
Of this State.
, 1879-02-08

CLINTON, ILL.,. Feb. 7.-r.es asc now being
distributed aiong tl.c Springfield Division Of the
lll!au!s Halfway. THIS will put the road In
sp!ead!l condition.
, 1879-02-08

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. at meeting Of
tie pool managers to-day, It was decided, WITH
out dissenting vote, tu reduce the rate su a7k
ccuts to Now York for grain. Tile rales tot
other tlasscs, u,ul 10 other points, are psupor-
tiunately reduced. THIS WAS lul,e to Alcct thu
cuts Vi Chicago md o!lser competing points,
Tie actton vi The boaru VIVA surprise to many
pf The &uippeta.
, 1879-02-08

ST. Louis, Mo-. Feb. IA private dispatch
from Jefferson City says That tho articles Ut in-
parchment were presented to the Lover House
this morning uEalust State Treasurer lasea.
, 1879-02-08

fTOnlcc 1T. LsuI4. K.usas,. u" - :, II
etR Naiissy Company. ~ Loni' ~ ,as ,;-s Il = Il
FMrHon Chief Eni,orcl, 1t. Loul.. l.,I:,as :? ~! IN
la71 IT tbs xTadaatian MA'1n!} H. ~.
eli Hllns i 81, Louis Railway Co!1sHh. a.at& =
4ltA. md 4tac!e 1Ailons " " Ss&o - NV
l.. .kTS5R JF.. fYSxIIkQt
, 1879-02-08

tili' interest I'll llIE jlbtsl-hGEDGfk.
Mr.. Whrc1er evtttcnt!y alIlLB to destroy lIe
County Agricultural stH!cltes, ~ his bill rrt-
htl'lts fl'c saic Ut !Iquur ail gaining on their
grounds.
Sir. Murray, OF Chscaso, sent in 2 bill prov!t,.
lng that b,ga'ny a,ni adultery shal! bo lie ouIy
Mr MrKin!ay'. ol!l rcpeuls that SECTION OF tho
military ct"!c authorizing The levy u u tnx.
Mt. Matthew's bill makes provision for rEcat.
tug q ksnknV-l.,nA 1y Ills county authorities
10 1Hcet lucaf Indebtedness.
Mr.. Wilson. ot Chicago. introduced measure
to Ir'vile fur Tug division vi s'tta'l-l:siftcts
havlns h,ndrd dtbt, ~hrn requires tho Part
1Ist.nnertru I" Mas Its slIarr.
Mr.. Mars:un desires tu pEuYIde for tic nrsan-
ixaslun Ut dissertations lO detect, arrrst, Aaa
tvnylrt hnrsr..hicscs u,nt uthre ieluns. whose
t11tinhrra ghall haye thH sumo powers aA Con-
stHt,.rs. lie irtrm!used i 1Hll to ,i,At elect.
Ms. lpvcll presented I'LL irrv,ti!,t. tl.at atl
proceedings u;idrr voluntary asslshn!rnta may
l'c discontinued o1s q. asseut of Il" acber as.
Mr.. jMcksan's bill provides ftr The forfeiture
Of al thu t1Itcrrst wllrn tcrsons ur corporations
ruHtrart to receive greater rate ot Interest
thaM pr rent.
A bill NJ. offered bF Mr.. Cracker requiring
tac eicetun by ,lse City Councll ot Ill city OIL
hcSfs bot clettcu by tt peDllv.
Tie bs!l ii;rulurrl by sir. isotiuson, Of ful.
tnt', Provides for tho Ersturusf1t Of any ritY ot-
necr .vn'osr'i w the Mayor When ,wo-th,ris Vt
The CouM il ulsapprnvs oi tts Ernloyni.
alr, Plessas!ts introduced twu laIIs, ono TO-
OIstFleklne llle tiSGIts Courts AMI Changing tlctf
terms. usni tl,e uthcs changing tho judicial Dis
| tricts Ut the Stale.
TUrty-tous bills III all were introduced.
At Last.
Dir. Harris, Of Lfuculn. presented resolution
| !eeit:aK that thu rnhpioyts ot Tue Deaf anu
Dumb Institution " Jacksonville we're p4!4
fi3,y7S.D during thu past tao ycars, wn1r!.
amuuuts to tnurc than Is per cent of tie euttra
tpst vi maintaining the illstttutiou 41l.l lirryt.
| Ing the Superintendent tu report . l!st Of I'll
enpt"yes, lie amounts paId them, lie nature
u the work donr, alll whether INV Ut the
! employees were rt.l!ell 1t ststc expense. Tie
resolution was as!ooted. TIL. nystigation Is thu
1c4uit oI fI1e exposure nuLc BY TUE TRIBUNE
oI the tuanuer in which tbs institution /. iuau-
| aged, antt Ii urecIed rspecia!iy ~ 1r. Iiirtt,
| tile Superintendent, w4D was allowed to draw
| pay while tsaysl.us In Europe.
| REVENUE AxAsGAxs-
eoMe Of the members Aays been considering
the propr1etY u adopting Tie Mullet register,
md afr. Neal submitted u resolution 1irretlny
| thu COMMITTEES un LHcusea ~ report upo1 the
| alyIsatity Vi a4ioptinx II ~ u lneans VI sxur-
1lK itIr better collection Ut FGyGnuc. 1t WA Er-
| fcl1el tn HAT Cu!utntttee.
several aAltsuu1! propositions In regard to
! EeFe4ue lrS.-lalallItl Nete kuututtted aud re-
| fcsle4 to Tic hcsrnue Cuu,tnltirr.
llr RESOLUTION VI NJ. Carter, VI Adams, kels
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-07-19
New O. &eGpeEsy
CALL HERE FOR BARGAINS.

TIE undersigned having purchased of
L W. +. Lcmcm his stock of Goods, at
Great Reduction, will offer ut the Old
Stand, to the trade, the same advantages
in low prices. Persons will find it to
their advantage to look through their
stock, as many goods will be sold below
their present cost.
They are now receiving a full and COM
plctc stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE, HATS, CAPS,
SHOES, &C., all of which will be sold
low.
Their line of Cloths and Cassimercs is
much the largest in town, from low pri-
ccd Tweed to the finest WOrsted.
The GROCERY department will re-
ccivc special attention, and Will always
be supplied with the best the market af-
fordS, ut the lowest rates.
Having just started in business, we
would ask share Of the public patron
age, and hope, with cheap goods and
close attention to business, to retain the
trade the old house has heretofore enjoy
ed. Respectfully.
BAKER u BlLLMGER.
ShephcrdstOwn, May - If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-07-19

stay ended by my giving him present
OF my dressing gown aud red blanket,
and our severing in twain live goat
between us, thereby sealing the African
bond of blood brotherhood.
All the time | was away | lived on
the kings bounteous hospitality, and al
ter nine days absence l returned here,
much 10 the shame and confusion OF my
unfaithful followers, and was greeted on
landing with universal shouts OF JOY on
the part OF the natiyes,the women dane
ing madly on the beach, formost among
them being the head wife OF Prince ka-
duma, arrayed specially for the occasion
with so great load of beads, that |
could but wonder how she could dance
at all. Poor old Kaduma himself was
holding hisn day with pombe (nativo
beer), and made the occasion one on
which 10 stay longer over bis pot than
usual.
Oh! how often will | enter in my
journal as | pass through many tribes,
"Drink is the curse OF AtricaF Go
wnere YOU VIII, 4 uhu SNSi. NSCNf ."'
where grain is plentiful, every night
every man, woman aud child, even To
sucking infants, recling with the effects
OF alcohol.
Who wishes TO introduce civilization
into Africal Let sine qua non OF the
enterprise be that lis members be total
abstainers. The West of Africa is ruin
ed with rum; il is killing the Katlir in
the south, aud even on the east coast,
at Zanzibar, q vile liquor is distilled
from the sugar cane, which is retailcd
far and near, 10 the destruction ot the
Suahila race. The Manika tap the CO.
coanut tree, and sip its rTce with straws,
till every village passed through, even
in early morn, seemed pandcmoninm.
On the shores OF Nyahza plantains
are plentiful, and from them wine ~
made which cause king and people 10
meet on the low level of intoXcation.
We are now ready TO start for Uyan
la, and shall Cd. W set sail in a couple
OF days or SO.
A. VI. MACKAY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-07-19

DOTTLE Mucilage with Brush, Bot
ID tie Black Ink, Large Cake Soap, Pass
Book, Scrub Brush, Paint brush: Tooth
brush, Ladies nice Lace Bow, Cents
Black Bow, Bottle Machine Oil, Bottle
Cologne, Bottle Essence Lemon, Pair
Bracelets, Fine Comb, Dressing Comb,
Pocket Comb, Ball Knitting Cotton, Pic
ture Frames, Sack Dairy Salt, pair Ladies'
White Hose, pair Scissors, large box of
Masons Backing, nice Tuck Comb, Spool
of Clarkes best Thread. Tack Hammer,
Gravy Strainer, Dippcr and Ladlc, Jelly
Cake Pan, Pound cake Pan, Pack of En-
velopes, Basting Spoons, Sleeve Buttons,
Curry Combs, Horse Cards, Mems Half
hose, Candle Sticks, bunch Dress Braid,
IA White agate Buttons.
The above articles besides many other
articles to numerous to mention can be
found on WENNER'S FIVE CENT
COUNTER.
Apr. 26, 1879. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-07-19

INVITE the especial attention of all
| nersons i'm need of COOKING STOVES
10 the following list of necessary Furni-
ture which give with each stove, and
which guarantee to be first class in ev-
cry reSpect-Tl Wash Boiler, l Coffee
Boilr. Sauce Pan and Lid, l Iron Tea
Kettle, Iron Pots, ? Pot Lids, Long
Griddle, ] Skillet, 3 Sheet Iron Pans, |
Lid Litter. Poker, Stove Scraper, 3
Joints of Pipe and Elbow / Large
Tin Bucket. ] Bread Pan, / Culender,
Wash Basin, , Pudding Pans, 6 Patty
Pans, y Pie Plates, ] Milk Strainer,
Milk Skinner, Plain Ladle, Pierced
I.adle, l Soup Ladle, Iron Spoon, Cake
Turner, Egg Whip, ] Pie Crimpcr and
Trimmer, Fancy Tea Pot, Sad Irons,
] Tea Pot Stand, Sad Iron Stand, Pep
per Box, ! Nutmeg Crater, Candle STICK,
/ Cake Mould, 6 Tin Cups, Dipper,
Biscuit Gutter, j Rolling Pin, / Potato
MaSher, l Butcher Knife, knives and u
Forks worth 81 % per set, GAlbata Table
Spoons, 6 Albata Tea Spoons, Coal Sho-
vel, Flesh Fork, 3 Jelly Cake Pans, l
pound of Stove Polish
The Stoves are from the leading manu-
factories in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Wheeling, and bought at lowest cash pri-
CcS. name some of the latest modern
style of Cooking Stoves now in use with
prices complete with above named Fur
niture delivered free in BRIDGEPORT, Md,
oron board of cars at ShepherdStown or
Herneysyille. Special quotations given
ON any Cooking or Heating Stove manu
featured:
Farmer" "Entelprisc,' "Farmcr
Girl" or "Columbia Cook, NO. So,
No. $25, No. o $2S.
"Excelsior,' Emerald" or "Star
Cook, No. 7 $24, No. s $27, No. 0 $50.
New Jasper or "our Friend, NO.
1920, No. $22.
"Pubilee,' - 'Sea Bird" champion,
or Carroll Cook, NO. $l9, No. $2l.
Returning thanks for the liberal pat
flonagc of the past, hope TO merit Il con-
iIuutncc.
II. C.. MARTEN.
Shcpherdstown, March l5, 1879. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-07-19
Furniture F! Furniture 7!

FRENCH, japanese and Cottage Bed
L steadls, Cane and Wood seat Chairs in
variety, Rocking Chairs, Cradles, Wash
Stands. &C., at greatly reduced priceS,re-
gardless of profit; to close out, for sale by,
.-r..--f j. 5, MELNE.
DuGields, Apr. 10 1879. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-07-19
New Goods
AT TIE
POST OFFICE STORE
AT
DUFFIELD'S !

to be sold ut the lowest possible prices,
consisting in part of CalicoeS, COttons,
COttonadeS, Linens, Towels and Ladies
Dress Goods. Cotton, Batting, Wadding
and Canvass and full line of Hose. Socks
as low as 60 cents per dozen pairs. Also a
large stock of Winter Goods which will
be sold very low.
The Notion department embraces Ladies
and Gents neck wear, Collars, Cuffs,
Scarfs, Ties, Handherchiefs, Ribbons,
Breast-pins, Ear-drops, Collar and Cuff
Buttons, Studs, Fans, Parasols, &c.
Also Il full line of GROCERIES, Canned
Fruits, &C., Tobaccos, Snutts, Cigars,
Pipes, Wooden and Tinware; Cutlery
and Hardware, Shovels, Forks, Axes,
Hdtchets, Curry Combs and Lamp Goods,
Coal Oil, sc.
Mems, Ladies, Misses and Children's
Boots, Shoes and Slippers from the city
markets ut reduced prices. HARVEST
SHOES VERY CHEAP.
COUNTRY PRODUCE AT HIGHEST
PRICES taken in exchange for goods.
Special attention given TO SHOEMAk-
ING. Coarse and Kip Boots and Shoes
and all kinds of Fashionable work done
in elegant order; ouch as French Calf
Hand Stitched, and Riding Boots, Con-
ereSs Caters; and the new Windsor Low
Buckle Shoe, or any style of Boot or Shoe
desired. Special inducements to Cash
Customers.
Thankful for pastfavors continuance
of the same is respectfully requested.
J. L. IAGLE1.
Dunields. Nav 81, 1879. If