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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09
OFl9tWN( aVOltre.

In ths circuit Court ~ Howard County, lava
fubfials TERM, ihHi
AtF'isllls lrAdle, plAthttn. snlr.ls \. 4 inU aud
Muft hOsu tls Attr. deIriutahts
TO lhr irtrNhNnts Abnsr halllpd
NHt arr hereby Notified ltat thpkp Ii hnM iii.
HE 10 tu ufil,a VI thu ripfk NJ ihe ttttAli tu.lf
In anA if thr county III Howard, staff III tUMA.
" la'iliun ~ the i,aihfiH uhaa named, claiming
III you The s,.in Al tillsl M snur fDtlI ntulniss
h.1rs nusas rkrVlivsl W plaintiff MMrxh lNt ISIS.
Nhiet h,ld sllllt " INV due FIR tis nm. pay nrn
VI pftneltAli and thlasHsi tIHt snld nnlrs m II
provided lllsrtn. alla alsO M attorney fsr vi
W. n ~ stipulated I'm M and nu,ss With inter.
vt thu riiiiu stI ~ thu rate Of TIN ltr cent.
lNr ntll,l..l Alter tshinar, vi, tssl
sail Hsiilnli Aisu ptNts flW foreclosure ~ Il
s'rtAtH Iltltixugr aAiautsgl ny yNti TIN defend.
dAtA ~ pAsHllu IL secure thr faAid NOtuA. Nnrthx
hats NnIrh ikth IN5n, nni inllg MlHm lui M vi
tNn III ets&k M, twelve iit iii Nsnsl,r kirssnv'A
addition Ia t'rssNu. NJ lHfsMilinl IlttKuirht
against al, 81 tlie defendants except N u, II 4.
A,Aa3,
Al,A that mnlesa YIN appear 'lureiu mud ,lpfrull
Mfuyv nt.n III ttu second ~. VI thu As'Ai term
~ tire vail vnstII aptNdnisd ~ b. Iifld NJ ths
ustrt hUuxu IN salu county COMMUNICATING m il.'
vi day ~ February. I'M, bUIr drtualt wtll bs
rnsrrsd ami lusl.nrnt rendered against St,N
lhrrruM ~ ArrUntAnus with thu prayer VI SAID
thtttlDM,
sxyMK, wuuDwA Anna srONEAAN,
tWt AlturuutN TOR Plaintiff
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

IN thn tlnhlt t'.,ttH NJ toward cusinty. ",
t.hfslHl, tsrM, iss,.

IN ihr tivail tu.tH NJ tlawAsa cosinty. I0wa
fshIHHts tstHl, tspe,,
Tim American Antiaa.r tutnlaus VI Mplinni
ltltnittsll. vinluiiH. versus ihu II JursA, Ann
JuHtss. MARY n, JnIA'A and tinnlnUn n nrsrinx.
HtIuiHiaHtA.
III tlte defendants aiaI,r naillestl
YIN nru hereby HaIIiiaA That thufs II hnN mi
fiie tu liz atv NJ tlW r'rrk ~ tllr l!r i'nlrt
Nj ani ftF tlte tuiils III tiaNaru. slalr III lpAa.
iViltis.n W Ilir tlAtHttu atrIss nsIInI rlainsuN
III defendants John aud Ann DANES thr siiln ~
sinn iltlNhnu iita'lAta, With intrtssi ~ h,pHss
ti.e psAtHiiH ui.tls ulln j.ttlllilss..ts ns with
u,rttHsst4 NltArhsa innds mil drlls.r.gl Il. palir
iiW w AaM dsfs aHht% III III niH,ut My. n iss7.
AIR sliila Hgainat ~ III #ill defendants TIM
lfsAtpsstru ~ i nntixaxs alsen iu sasl,ru ihat.
tnutt NJ Mill NsdH. hIAtH ta Huflh II III 1,ttti
taiAi NJ wHi,sHs III. IMP Ilst. hufttl ~ Nnxr II
Mai m llu alh " ~ Fnftilssf ur'hIng kiAilS
tollar~ ATTORNEY ~. II. ~l.liAl'i Y, eii i,v'lts
Haxp, Nj tNstestllAl inisilshi aAksd pserjH
agslitns ieIslnlaHln 10hn 4 AMI Ann juut.,
AM thai MMHsA tssI AIlh.F Thereto ALL defend
tssfnr nn.n M iis Mas'lsd h4t ~ tilr Nki term
~ Tin satsl uuFts aptMAHttsl w ~ hrN M tl,u
rslti hatls. v. as osln'A .slninsn'4.lg "a tue
vi stit NJ February. lis~. t.siF .rfaall WIN he
.isfFd AMI Judgment rrll.isftsi nkainhl tesl
thrtuoN IN accordance With thn prayer N Mslfl
petition.
WORKMAN a MAltklt,
1914 Attorneys tor lfainiim.
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lfsss I'M shv inussfsa' sss


The hssesnrs, u she rssisets ,lnsnl.
I'll rontniea shr kisrhen. .ilnsnS
tpom. bath trein, cellar ssnse frsn,
anil rne slrepinr tunin. To rtnsrrs
and pi~srsvv MI this from Ffnm 4
waste n waters. drain ~as made.
which inascna n serving 10 ia IN
thr waters. there accumulated. srfs.
- As \ conductor III htinr shr waters
eise shefe collected. IL shc ,irrsh ol
n Inches through The rnnms nnmrd
W. hnvrnt taken 10 much culd Va
TER h~snrr. nj a single sitting. slime
- wvrr expelled ffcm The Temple
N Honor and ihe Good Trmrlar's
brcau@e ~ our miserable politics
During TIM ,imr VIZ w.rr water log
rrd. III. temporal wants ri the hpnse.
hold were ahundan,ly supplied NJ the
ample hoard u ihc Priest House,
which ny the way, 4 doing the larG.
ess md bcst business Of any hoiel III
crcrco We commend II 10 the pub.
lic, because " In merit,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

4 new pcss olllcc has eeen essab.
llsh~d VI Parts township. located n
N. Maty's Church IN said to~n. n
which Mrs lnlin uny~.sr has hcen
mHir Post mistress. The osIler will
b. on the mail route RECENTLY estah.
lished between this place and nu~,i
and Will b. supplied With mail twice
a week each way. doing there Mon.
days and Fridays aud coming this
way Tuesdays and Saturdays. The
office IA named 1.uur,lra.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

During thu season VI Epiphany tho
Rector ~ urnre Church will deliver
u series ri Sunday evening lectures,
upon tho following topics:
Ian, 18th, "Thr bible. u moral ne.
c.ssity,' Psalms iip- LOB,
jan, 18th, "SecinR without hrllcv.
Ing. md believing without seeing
Cor Lii IN.
Jan. ahih. "Anclunt md Modern
substitutes for tho lllhlr." Col, d y,
Feb. 1T, "Insplfntion " the nlblu,
II Tim, 40,
Feb 9Th. "'rhc Canon ~ Scripture.
Rev. ~ ~,
The public urc cordially invited 10
attend,
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LlNlME IS

not enlv yslleve pals, lut thsy lnssA
healthy Asslsn, suHAns in1AaAM0on.
~ ouSe, Whistler she vymrss.ae psoessa
49, veraAs 81 ths Aeah, ~ NsssaialA VI
the Nssvss, fss,a sennasssd OsrAs o.
ssaj1eA hand from ! spSaansA ankle
- eAsAeA tses, whether fran dlsxa'ilss
PlllpLES % LADYD FACE
~ s1ealaed telnt N : 19esse's Leg.
re o1ong pesHlsasd w DHFn " ksAlls
uev110eat1en from Frasl Liies, SWELL
Snas hen nsssinss lhs tos4nses q 0heus
nstlsn, Crippled 1sr l11s. b. soas
nsslssleA assiAsnll va1nahlo horse u
! Oeetov's Di11 msy III ~ sAvsA isDm
ons Dsttls Of CsntauS Iin1nsns.
N Iloussksspsr. rarmsr, risatss. TsAmstsr,
= Ltvssymsa. oAn A1ssA y - wltAsst
oAsss venAasfal Linimenes. Tier ca
10 pvsssrsl ID any part ID he elebs foa
% sts. aaA oIyO0 bottle. 1Slal ssssle'
d ots.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

w tAe circuit .nltt ~ llasarsl t'ounts, tawa,
fviWiiatt Term. Iksl.
10 charlss ", TfAarr@., MIL. tharies W. TRAY.
ctss, hin Milr, tthn NJ, llsnliet, Mr. lbhh NJ
tkNnst hin MtIe. u. " Fttl.l, NAnutl N. Tyr.
trtl ami Mls Samuel ", 1llrsli, his wife,
You HFss hereby natItisd TINT ttNfs II IN NH III
thu uiIse III lils ul.Tk III iiu circuit lniifi. III
Anh Iuf thu Iullntt III Howard, state III tuWA. a
Mtttlun III N, NJ Juues, pIaihtln, claiming
axainsl ss,l Judgement If TIL tpsAssstF,H ~ lie
HUfttiGani ffinal tt,iii Ter. ltd tA nlsl htif II
ttr sstlt Nrnsl quarter ~ #4 linn Nh contain
Inv VII AMI rl.tis, ntts. and TIN ANi NeHt quar-
irt M asstuh Nh u. containing III astfH. Mnd
TIN As%l hull W thH nnIthAts fractional QUAR-
tst NJ MtItun Nj, u. uthI ~ Arfs'N liz thu Wuvth
part NJ The rAst hall Ut thr nnrthasA quarter u
mil nsaI " all tll Alaal l4lil HI tua.llAillp nnp
hundred iutlh NJ range furirvn. Nrsi III lAr
~ " M, Atd that u certain enuttlrl frnn
rlAinltn N. N, Junrs tn ,irtuilaanl saiaurl II.
fyrril isF thu tair ~ .alh ianhs, datrd May III.
is7a, and Ie,ssts1 IN ltiuk ] II Howard .atiHtl
rNa..l. n u.usigaerH. D,axu ~, W .ane.'ll.a n
WAitnt'st AuA thai dfenhalila N ftafftxl AM
.nanplAh ttvin a,srrsiux n slainiu a',s it,ts,.t
~ ~ llIl On sl' laia adverse a. plaintiff y tue
anal uthrt rQtIltah.. fsilsf.
AMI That unlrnA you appear tlistvtu asli drfrhh
bFls!tu ntAIn IN The asaltd d. III tMr II IA term
~ tn salh ruuH AplAalnifd ~ w Ii. Il ~ flts
fssAft hullsr ~ siiA situtt. ssiis,GHit ~ tlie
" HaS NJ ftbtuAsy, iKs,, tutlf default viii ~
eHtrnd Hhd II ilttRlnrnt tvildvrM NJ lust ynit
thrrs'n N accordance Win thu rrntsr ~ satl
lctttlnu.
II, 4. ma All ny.
w Attorney for rainu0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

From Tho Norkport. Ind. Hammer.
There II no medicine IN Tho world
which inA gained such fame ~ NJ
JAcons tn, this N, however. not IN
ihc irnat astonishing when W. conrI.
der lts truly wonderful curative
powers MI. 4. llodonbnrR. II
uinndsiew, eailrd M our office last
week, md related tho following rit.
enlnatnncrs. ! suffered with rhcnnn.
tirm fpf over nix years. consulted
innny physicians and tried hundreds
III remedies, hut without avail. Nav+
Ing %crn kr. JAGons On. advertised
la your paper mi heard some most
astonishing cures. | .rnt ~ Rock.
port for bottle III thu OiL, and
used II according 10 directions. Thr
relief felt Wns nlmOsi electric" |
got better NJ once. nnd now there
Il not Il trace Ut rheumatism Ii my
body,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

Thsas II a stranger ~ the male
persuasion ~tcrrinW With Nj and
Mt, riHnk naftsn. W. rntnr en
Monday, hollis full hand and will
make n lisri, for shr old tolk~ and
perhaps Tor thr hrss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

Mr.. unhbois, ri Drockvllic, Canada.
after being cured Of Il prortrA,lng
mMlArtMl disease contracted In Texas,
hy means ri Warmers Safe pills and
Hnfc nlttrrs. writes to AN. ~ sinll
never travel In that climate without
your Nate Stills and kafe Blttcrs ~ 81
part vi my OUTFIT"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

ilsase owners fhaali nasltF shu
advertisement II su~ nass, n stand
nfd ~tNlisra. e~nri w " " Iish.*l
MI. rui,ea also has shv management
~ rms ~ sws ash.f standard ssNl.
tlxsm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

Fold, Letter x Go. within n short
time after they were burned out. In
November, 1H77. purchased ~ thu
Wheeler X WilIon Mnnfg. to, i',d
State street. Chicago, lbO No. \ mn.
chimes TO be- used In their cloak, mp.
hnl-triinR. dress. making nnd Inca
departments. They. before thr lire,
,,-cd several different styles IT mn.
chimes, hut they hnvr slncu then IN.
iIr,ly discarded tho use u shuttle
machines, mud have upon NIL their
lock .stitch work MHcd tho wheeler
X Wilspn exclusively.
The NJ. Il IL .old by n. q. Price,
Crcscu. Town.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

Cold piercing Winds mud driving
rains seldom fail ID brlnK on II cough
cold OF hOnraencsH II thia season.
md DR., null's Cough Syrup should
b. kept IN every housc. For Anlo by
AL tlrlix0iAlA. IN rrnfH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

NH snfstNs asaa d IVA s4NH Il AWs#
FL sA 49, nAssteN uF Iva. saasassN
~ svnt aAsn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

+. j. u. urcMm. of DEBORAH, IA In
town, and all orders for tuning anil
repairing musical instruments should
he left ut tho ktfo,hcr House, inme.
dintcly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

At~ iAnsN ssnaw ~as snuna II she
naiss w thr f#Hs IN llM HsHtvf u
aHssness htest i, snne hnss ~
sfaa III i'm lAsfarsis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

RhsysssA#ssNss " Ae*taF tNaHs~es
Asssssx sAr s44Wis ssA1HNMN s#sF&
tArsa~ss. sAyssss "A 49, N~vs Ast sfss NJ
IN xastsAgss wsNtA waAa#g Nssst tAs%
a.. pss4 ~ssa ~ sAssy~A " eHs s~A
Az s.ssss4sa advertisement " = tMlA
VI eAsss#*
Aa@s+ssss msrss Inverted n f,Es lF~'=i #a
"a ,sssw<ms W. ss&ss asss ~ hYts snsst
sssss suA Nss serst / ia~ ~ s.sh sasa*
n.sss sssrssanM hui W s#nss~ tA#Fstsi srs
lea sAAe ~ e~sss
.sssl nHslrvs ~lll W. rh@rvA N rst
sasAtv ~ sAs Asss tnssssls~. md - t~Ass
u. saNAs~ wv v~tA ~At~vnu~Nt ir~sssrv
An lsral Nralvs% nssss w uIa~ ~ t~~rrN.
slkliss u the ssstar<s ~*tivsief Nsna fsh
hehs&, ana mn N&Assh u rasah~ssnA ~sll
- s4stN snsll Nv rssAiir~sinn sts& Nfv F~sas
An srrva~ss r@sahss s~Assssas
II rrnssstlon With shs rerss, " hssr =
s..,ss.A,,s s.srttr,ssl IN lrhlanx Material,
"a ~ frrrmrrA VI vs~ra'tt MI klhd* W
peinslns III = sstle unsasras*~d
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coaunCn UsaECToaS.

raNeveUseSsWAl eAuteA. nee ssss. =
metnNkssl. fAstsf. sessasss sssft AssAaiA ~ w q
- ees4tAllt tssH~A
eneee spAt. Wsese CA~vsA Neesss. Nsv, v,
n tUS44 services sssst Sunday - a'"sA
*. aeA \ .. n. pNsAas eehsei ~ o. W.
eeass III ivss. AsaAssss ssA ~ TssAs, srt
1tolsS tAvitsA.
ossA~Assa kplsssp ~-A~v, ssve tiisess
ewnday, ~ teA q -. shn
oekkasA Sekeal sms~ssil ately AMER ssas1 ~ ~tNev
etAesv me~slNe vseh fhav&iAy even nv ssAss
~. usWvsAa Invitation ~ss~nasa.
nArTteT, a~ttev, n, VI. tlrveH. raAtns. s~tstrrS
eete II sMu Ww<As In tJteen Hail. sunday
lA0sMlhr Aad evening. a. the rAsMe hnaf r. ~.
vtceA lhthe Congregational rhurch. HeAM TIVE
ID Ait ana 81 CORDIALLY invited.
nnNAlN ~rfrnehtnr rvcfy sabbath NJ tn,nn d.
a. SUNDAY school foltowlhT the preaching
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To oil who nrr anncring from thu error r.
uVr.. rnlis decay. l,rs III manhn..l, a. |
viii aend 4 recipe tha, will rnrs ynu FREE
uH CHARGE Thts grrst remedy wns
discovered by Il missionary IN South Amer.
len. heuu Il neifnddrrssel rnsslars ~
tho Kxv. Jo-Mru T. IMAM, k.ailan u.
New York ci,y NY
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-09

Pursuant ~ noticc. the Howard
County Agricultural Society met IN
Lyric HILL, Jnny. 9TH, issO. for thu
election NJ officers and thu transact.
ION ~ either hnaiMr~a pertaining ~
tho intrresta III tho society. Meeting
called To order NJ o'clock y, m, b,
l., Sanhnrn. President. Tn motion
the following hllla we're allowed
j L. Webster. relmir fence
nnd sleigh tongue ,,.s.l.,.t+, ttl,5f
J. \ Rutherford, rrpnir fnnr l.M
". Il. u 4. ]. Mead, printing IS. ,D,ho
TN motion. proceeded ~ the eIce.
tiun NJ officers fur tho present ycnr,
whrrcnpen the persons named below
were elected to the places namedi
A. u. I'm nos, President,
l.. 4. Emmons, vicc President.
\, Il. Gnry. Secretary,
q. N. Carver, Treasurer.
DInkcTuhh,
James Oakley. Albion.
James Irvine. Forest City,
y. lsndford. Chester.
II. IL. Either. Onkinle.
q. ID. Cutting. jamestown.
A, Tnttlc. Saratoga.
4. X. Perry, Howard Center,
u. r. Norton, Vernon NprlnRs.
II. &. Cunningham, New Oregon.
Tom Foley. Paris.
Truman Nohison. Howard.
ID. M. Rand. Alton.
Hon. A, kimbnll VIVA elected ~
representative 10 thu State AKrl.
cultural Society NJ Dea MoIncs.
On Motion adjourned stne dte
JomN bTEiSMAS, Il. bANnuNS.
Secretary. President.
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CENT AuR
L,INIuEN'


e. Wo9l4 hAs evee knoWn.
Over l.see. 80 nSlties SID lass ysAvi
Tho roeseus ~ lAla unprecedented pops.
jastly, ass evident, The 0on1auv AAnj'
meaNs are nals . deserve oonaAeaee l
tAsy ssa AhsovbeA Into The ssvsstsFsi lAsy
alvays care aAd never Atsappoane.
Ne pssssa sssd leasss svass WITH
PAIN u ~ BACK.
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110|fAfl fvtarr. I'm ~ ists - sinn IN
olxvV vested nAstssE Reports ana Wi.
lpsmsiian ssss, tiAe eretis weekly 81
stack atssnms " Afa 70 SO AAasess,
r resssA Mtant n To. nssk.r&, -
Walt ~. N. n. rtt
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LOCAL NOTICES.

e. 8 8
llLANK LEASES Tor sale NJ this
Id oflicu.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-30
COMMUNICATED,
PROVE THE CHARGE.

The prominent democrat of Charles
town, who on the day of the election,
told the colored people that Hon. G.
T. Butler favored the whipping post
CHS object was to prevent them from
voting for Mr.. Butler) is publicly called
upon to prove his charge.
The same demand is made of others,
who inculcated the same statement in
other localities.
We are requested by Mr.. Butler TO
brand this statement as malicious
falsehood.
This is a sample of the means used
by certain newspapers and individuals
to defeat Mr.. Butler. Had he promised
to vote for Camden for u. S. Senator,
and had he in the Senate of II and 70
sold himself and the peoples interest to
the Is. & o. II. r., he would have been
elected by large majority. MIR. But
Ter has manfully denied every charge
rejecting on his integrity and official
conduct. After he refused to pledge
his vote for Camden he realized his
peril in consequence of the opposition
of the Davis and Camden ring aud the
i. & o. II. r., but he preferred an
honorable defeat 10 success at the sacrl-
fee of principle, and bartering the peo,
pies interests 10 the offlce-seekers Of
/ Jefferson and Berkeley, as well as to
Camden and Davis. The former will
be a candidate in 1881 and the latter in
1888. Hence the Importance of having
a Senator elected who could be used by
! these men of immense wealth and who
at The same time would dine with Mr.
keyser in his palace car and betray his
constituents. We are glad to learn
that Mr.. Butler is sustainedin his course
by our most thoughtful citizens.
CHARLESTOWN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-30
LOOK SOUWUWARD! LOOK.

T AM happy to inform my old friends OF
i North jefferson that have just re-
turned from the Eastern markets where
| have used my best efforts to fill my store
with Stock of Goods worthy the atten-
ton of every one LOOKING FOR GOOD
AND CHEAP GOODS.
In Boots and Shoes | claim to have no
rival in this part of the State.
| have an immense stock OF Mems, Boys
and Youths, also Ladies, Misses and Chill
drens Shoes, carefully selected from the
best manufacturers and dealers in the
East, Of all grades and quality.
Careful attention still given III making
Boots, Shoes, &C., to order.
. Repairing done In the best manner ana
at the shortest time.
In CLOTHING offer very large and
well assorted stock, consisting Of Mems,
Boys and Childrens Suits.
In Overcoats as to quantity and quality
don't think they can be surpassed III
the county.
In Hats, Caps, and Fur Goods have in
creased ny stock very much over that OF
last season, and can offer some OF the
finest styles in the market.
In RUBBER GOODS l can suit You in
every respect, from child's Shoe TO Il
mans Ovcrcoat.
FURNISHING GOODS and Under
ware have what you want. Umbrellas,
the largest stock in the mar kct. SatchciS
of all kinds, sizes and prices. Trunks
enough to hold balance OF Stock.
Call and see me when you come To
town.
1000 Barrels of CORN will be taken in
exchange for goods.
Yours, Respectfully.
GEO. ii. IAGLEI.
ChorloStown Oct l6 If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-30
nlarrla9es.


On the 10Th inst, at the Lutheran
Parsonage in Martnsburg, by Rev.M
J.. Cutler, Mr.. CHARLES \. L. HE'S
Sc and Miss EMILY V. RUSSLER,
both of Berkeley county.
On October 14,h, at Grace NJ. E.
Church, by Rev, a. E. Gibson, WILL
LIAM II. NADENBOUSCHE, of
Martinsburg, to CARRIE NJ, only
daughter of Mrs. S III. and the late F..
n. V. Spice, of Baltimore.
In Altoona, Pa, on Thursday, Octo-
Der IA, 1880, at the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. -, Mr..
CHARLES NJ. PIPER, formerly of
Sharpsburg, and Miss ANNIE L.
BELL, formerly OF Shepherdstown.
On Oct 9th, 1880, in Charlestown,
by the Rev. J. a. REGISTER, NIMROD
TRUSSELL and Miss KATIE SHU-
CERT, all of that town.
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Dfatbs.

At the residence of his father, Mr..
Richard Timberlake. near Middleway,
in this county, October 9th, 1880, after
a lingering illness Of nearly three years,
which he bore with patient resignation
and Christian fortitude, BENJAMIN
L. TIMBERLAKE, aged 25 years and
4 months.
In Lynchburg, Va, on Saturday, the
9th instant, LILLE, infant daughter
of Geo. p. and Lille E. Craighill.
In Charlestown on Tuesday, October
10Th, 1880, after lingering illness, Mr..
JOHN HUMPHREYS, aged 80 years.
Near Summit Point, on the 1lth of
September, 1880, GENN1E, daughter
of Mr.. +. L. Swami, aged s years, II
months and IL days.
In Martinsburg Oct. 9th, ofa long
and painful illness, Mrs. H. VIRGINIA
STEWART, consort of the late Lieut..
Robert II. Stewart, OF Berkeley county,
aged SO years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ExrlER HoTEL-MAJoE HENRY HAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.

EsrLER HoTEL-MAJoE HENRY HAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.
B.P. Fink, c. NJ. Barnes, Littles-
town. Pa; J. Moler, Dennis Daniels,
county: f. G. Butler, G. Z. Hughes,
VIM. ii. Terrill, James Boyd, Philadel-
phis; VIM. Booth, John yesterday,
Breatherdsville, Md; Samuel Hostetter,
Hanover, Pa; Chas. Pryor, Hagers-
town, Nd.
V,vc,x,, HoreL-W. A. ADAMS, FRO
PRIEToR.
r. l.. Clinton, county; l. Llpps,
Frederick, Nd; J. Walt, Montgomery,
Pa; Jasper A. Smith, Il. Howser ana
lady. Harper's Ferry; W. G. BOYD
Jsoles Watson, Charlestown; J. w.
Jones, Maryland; J. S. PitteIger'
Greeneastle, Pa; Chas. Drebring, ): u.
Mickey, Martinsburg; Sol. j.. Keller,
Chas. H. Stonebraker, Baltimore; Peter
Groin, Winchester; Peter Lick, Berke-
ley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-30

The Philadelphia Times argues very
forcibly the folly Of forcing the tariff
question into politics. 1t says: 'This
is the first election in our history where
the wealth Of the business man has
gone into his factory with ticket in
one hand and positive or implied
threat in the other" The motto of the
mechanic should be that if an employer
iutcrferes with his family, his religion or
his politics, he is his enemy: and his
country's as we'll. 1t is simply insanity
thus to attempt to drive the Democratic
party into this false position, where its
success must be free trade triumph
and its failure inevitably lead to the de-
struction of our protective system. 1t is
faulty itself, and our business men who
are trying TO elect Garfield by the
"Black- Friday" argument will find when
too late that they have sown TO the wind
aud that they must reap the whirlwind.
With Garfield teaching that the intel
lect and craftsmanship of the world is
tending to free trade and that he tavors
protection only so far as it will promote
free trade, and with Hancock, a Penn
sylvanian, and in sympathy with her in
dustrial interests, how is protection to
be benefited by plunging it into the
vortex of party passion! After the PEG
pie shall have decided the Presidential
question, the tariff battle will then be-
gin, and it will DC fatal day 10 protec'
ton when only one divided party can
be rallied TO its support.
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CONINIU NICATED.
REWARD.

We are authorized to pay a liberal
reward for the names o! the democrats
of Jefferson county, who promised the
colored people to vote for Wisner if
they would vote for Dawson. The
colored voters at Shepherdstown did as
they contracted. The information want
ed is, what democrats made this agree
ment, and did they vote for Wisner, and
redeem their pledge.
The colored people said they made
the bargain and complied with it.
What we want is, the names of the
Wisner democrats.
JNO. SMITH & co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-30

Word comes from Indianapolis, on
the authority of Mr.. English, that there
is nothing in the talk OF proposed tu
sion between the democrats and the
greenbackers for the November election.
The greenbackers, it is rumored, pro
pose TO vote Tor their State ticket again
IN November, so as to bring case
before the Supreme Court OF the State
to test the validity Of the October cleo.
tion