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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
NO.. Il.
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= - & = II
WASH, GloH. i. c. April l., 1850.
LDIioE fEi.TClAHl SENTINEL:
| Or Presidential candidates I
hlT2 s;li.l very little, yet this is
tie one subject most talked o.
among politicians here. Speak
ing nG orr own party's candi-
dates il is certain that in the
! Snuth Hancock is receiving
some Of the Bayara and Tiidrn
strength, though at thls writing
1t does not seem likely he will
get all; and that S2ym ur is
gaining iii the North. So tar,
however, it is fair to say-anl 1
say it while not personally fav-
! orinG his HoMination-Mr. Til
del has the best assured follow
inG' II I'll. New York Democrat
ic In;ilrrls c;in be settled. The
strength in convention Of Thur
;nln and Hendricks is in the
West, though some New Eng
land Delegates will support the
former or Hancock, in all prob
ability. Ii seems to be the in
tcntlon, as it certainly is the
policy OF the parity, to send in
>tructeu delegates to the con-
vcntion on the question of the
retention or abolition of the
iWD-t ii'tis rule. For the sake
OF the honor Of the grand old
organization, it is tlavoutlv
prayed that this rule remain in
force.
Among H2puDlicans, it is as
yet, no nlln'srace. Grant gains
in the south and parts Of the
north !; Blaine in the west ana
northeast, and Sherman in the
south, besides he IS picking up
Il few delegates in som western
States. Senator Elm ln,ls is
trying to Grt mp Il booM of his
oNn iii New ElgiailI, and
" ;lrSnb;iTl 5 Oh 4 rnieving en-
p / tion into The Grant strong-
ii Ids. Il. }yi!l clt Grants throat
il he c.ln, bUt tUrcwarl,eu is
fDr.lrnlAi, ani Grants friends
a = aware OF his intentions and
are wAtc!ingliim. This canvass
is Il peculiar one anl is growing
nlNrA so every day.
In thc House of' Representa-
tives there is Il decided business
boom. Much thntWus expected
to cause delay has been dispos-
ct OF III one way or another, the
past week. The attempt to lay
over till next session the Kcl-
'ogE-.Spnyl:,.,! case, is cause for
mu:l disgust among honest
thinking Democrats, and many
believe that should such uispo-
sition b made Of the case, the
political situation in Louisiana
will be changed and her next
electoral vote given for Il Rep
ublican candidate. On the 9th
the army appropriation bill
was up in the House, and, as
reported trou the Committee,
has not on it the proposed rider
prohibiting payment to troops
FIR services at the polls. This,
however, will be added by the
House to-day Or tomorrow.
DEMOCRAT.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
Published b7 Roluest.
TIE l. .,5r' WISH.

IAi~ is I'll, j. it nn"!!, my a,!ing: You
must fellow your ra'h i" life,
iIav" = h"n fer ,l- complex win iIn.s, u
band in its $" !'!"' >t''i;';
III" $ur vi .iiiir,, l." iiNNcfS IL h'norn
lh'u-h - Y c",t'-"luirl them al! is DER.
W0"l n"r it..yt t!oS" .!,.nr living eyes
s'ouI !igI; in Ihrjrj"y ! % more;
Only .ilSt fo' he .;,!,s. "i the happy past :,
mrnl H. got rn ,in\~ that hnvt. been.
- H.. Inl" ". Il W.. loved aud tn" Ii pcs
We have hope !, viii you have nIy
+rcvv kC.'' green:
ju85 Il mo rent in tho nlo.nir. in the
eager lus at day.
I" ptU"j' 50 "r ci' "plng Wc"f. rrrchancc.
or train t!i.. whIrr rose spray;
j'l>t u"n.nt t" shade nv vi"lrfs from
HE Hl.l'r of the n'ortiH" h at.
I:ist trar nnh Il prayer il he = Gaming.
ere y"u leave III" "itlr lingering feet.
A.. i. is weak rl,I frolIsh bui | think
;itr in GnI's serene,
sn;r | know. and low" I" know. min"
",yn, that so" have kept nay eraV"
80 -IrSn.
v"uiI faiu, when the drops are r'ash-
lrwaIHir>t yonr win'loW-nanr.
i'hHt yun Sh"W3h lie rlIinEinT vi~:iItNy OF
IN, gra~Sc> nut in til" rain;
Tha, wh,m The winter veil is spread Ger
the !nIr whit. world hr'ow.
Your 'rn or hautS sin" t he hol:l. w-"aths
Iha uilr.t nv rest ia Il" snow.
Ky clasp "n life and iit''S r!r!! gifts
grams lnint n'.E "o'.. Wr"n.
lr,. oh, w",',d Il IL u i" he last he
;IuS' of by grave Kept green.
Il c:,r:;. il i l.y >Irh IL /" sims HE heart;
an = f,irh nrr y AL:
}rc1u.r tn. nrIu"Ii III II 'n'rst akrinH ere
he i,u 5 it,, forgotten dead:
Fh" i nvrHIy hn'r i bright and pure.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17


. them IDuD.eI, drawn am
converted iI:;O rn.e and threA,
| ~ the uSilNI nl>tllnd.
HE clensnr Of seed cotton
aHsts, at the shop, SO, and will
2i"n&A enough cotton for tci
cards and Attachments. III,
\5fl"h'nnnt Wi;h i.Aul table
chute traverse and stov-nlotion
costs at the niacAiHc sA ,ps oj
J., -. ltiiHlrH, il Nc..pili&
Innll., $500, and tho SIN +
iraWing ana! c;!m motion costs
50 at the brI;irShur2 2Ianu-
iActurinG Co., (oHioe NO. Gj
North front street PiIi!a.tH!-
.'Aia, Pay and the royalty on
each attachment is, at p.-sant,
$3.50.
The Drileso11rg 1Ialuf,ct,1r-
in.G Company VIII, W::en rr-
Eu2Ste |, give the exact cost OF
Ill the machinery in any given
size new process mill, HnI will
promptly Ill! al orders for the
same, Including all the latest
improvements thereon.
In locating q new process
mill, first, be sure Of Il bounti-
III! supply Of se2,: cotton; see
on,t, if possible, Il reliable WI
Ger power; tAir;l, transportation
f'riiiries, and fourth, Il healthy
\ one card mill requires from
1900 to l,4)j square feet OF
loo: Oh first story, an;I SAY $40
square feet il the attic or upper
room. tor holding feed table,
cleanser and temporary supply
OF seed cotton.
There is no difficulty in get
ting a few expert operatives 70
start q mill, when numbers Of
girls will seek employment,
who not on!y quickly itarn, hu:
become very fond OF the work,
which is light and pleasant; 40
dusty lint or picker room. S;ir-
roam iluG planters wOuiIbe wei.
pleased t. see cotton mills e.s-
tuoliShed, for they not on'y
create a demand f'r seed cot
ton, which means competition
with speculatorS in ba.ei cot
ton, bat they Wouii create {"
dcmand tor cdib!e., from every
farm, and build Up villages,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
RY c. KAUf u AN,
). y II \ Nj: TON ,

Of the Peace. 4th Yard. NcSI
F,li"r"iIa, La.
pEC FULLY STATES that having
Is rl.ire tur rig,lr years, he i well
h tn perform tHe duiir~ thereof IL
fahl" uI,nnrr. Collection of c'ai ,
rivr his special nItru,i"n
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17

.'Thlt WAS Il lucky 'crAr",' said Pat,
.i'uf i. II married Bi.itlv
| would hrv" h.rn in MIrhaeN> place,
Ana Hur'u have been NY wilUy.'
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17

ThrE Dildy Suothrh her wounded heart,
AMI vas 10 Michael "rl;
Michael fell darwin bet wrrn tWO ears
Autl home was carried Eraa
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17
BROWN.
(Oppnsi'c City H".,)
Eiy,r Fruut. Ea,ru ara.

Eiv,T Fr"lIt. Eat sea ara.
r in Watches, Clocks nnh J"N"Ir}
aSnvtmcmt "t Eye Glasses az,
'les on inrI.
pnlar afl"nii"r given 80 the rc
of Watches, Cocks #nh icWchl.
all for old .>ol ', silver ;rlh dia-
P,,p.r @ult rIuys tun,lr 20 order.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-04-17

Pl'ricl; and BilAN were e"@nEri
And iin'r st to "" married;
iiur Bid ~ Nir rn. Par GOT mad,
Aul 50 he plan uIi%ctrii"I.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17

The Island Park" which belongs to the B. "
O. X. X. Co., has been very much improved and
b. au,ificd, and is now one Of the most delight
full places for excursions and pic MICS III The
whole country.
The ShenaL doah bridge is complete success,
ard u great CONVEX icncc, Us well as line ini-
provement to the town.
A new summer hotel on the Heights Is now
talked Of Notwithstanding the warm weather,
politics is getting up 10 fever heat, md candi-
dates for Office are as plentiful rs black6errlcs.
The "dear people" have no trouble In hiding
men who are reilly WILLING 70 sacrifice home
comforts and private business for few bIici
hours of Office.
The man who was going TO fly from the Ma
rylard TO the Loudoun Heights ON the 9Th Inst,
did not put in his appearance; il Ia reported that
his body was too heavy for bis wings, and his
bruins TO light TO make n success of either; so
the gazers towards the Heights were disappoint-
ed.
The prices realize by the U. s. at its sale OF
lots in May, were 40 per cent higher than cX-
pectcd which shows q start towards better tunes.
The improvement of the Shenandoah river by
tie U. s under the SIS 000 appropriation clause
of last session of Congress, is now available ard
will soon be applied and our people feel grateful
TO Hon. Frank Hereford, Hon. Is. 4. Martin and
Hon. John Kenpa for their interest and energy
in securing II.
The valuable water power belonging TO the u.
s. at Harper's Ferry. will be surveyed into lots
and sold in October. w.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17

Anovel suicide took place recently at
Goldsboro, N. c., the victim of which
was a monkey owned by MIR. Rockwell
Syrock. The animal was quite favor
lite with all the children tor miles
around, and knew most of them. For
several years past Jacko's owner has
been in the habit of visiting all the
hangings in that portion Of the State,
taking the mischeivous animal with him
who always seemed 10 take an especial
interest in the horrible Diet sils of such
proceedings. On the 25th Of June Alex.
Howard, colored, was to have been exc
cuted for the murder of an old man, but
the Governor resrited him. The glib
bet was erected and all of the prelimi-
nary arrangements made for carrying
out the mans sentence, when the exec
utive interfered and postponed it. Sy-
rock visited the Jail with the monkey
and examined these preparations. The
animal seemed to be unusually curious,
and watched the scaffold and traps with
wistful eyes. Since that time he has
been playing hanging in his masters
barn and finally was found dea0, sus-
pended by a clothes line to one OF the
raftsrs of the building.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
Dtatbs.

In Martinsburg, Juno 50, 1880, of
cholera intautum, THOMAS COLE, in,
FAINT son of John III. and Sarah G. Davis.
III Charestown, OH Sunday night
last, Mrs. ELIZABETH GIBSON,
widow of the lato James d. Gibson,
aged 50 years.
Near Leetown, June 30th, OF Cholera
Infantum, EVA MAY, infant daughter
of John T. and Mary K. Lloyd, aged 8
weeks.
At the residence of Mr.. Turner A.
Milton, in Berkeley county, July lst,
MABEL WARDEN, infant daughter
of It. 3. and Gertie Miller, and grand
daughter of Turner A. Milton and w.
Il. Miller-aged 2 months and 8 days.
In Martinsburg, on the 9th ult., in
FAINT child of Mrs Ellis Mcdonald, aged
10 months.
In Martinsburg, on the 25th nit, of
Cholera Iufantum, infant child Of
Newton Weldon.
In Martinsburg, on the 25th ult., in
FAINT child of Charles Elliott.
In this place, June 18th, CHARLES
WILLIAM WRIGHT, son OF Mr.
Charles and Mollie Wright, aged year
and 4 days.
At the residence of his grand mother,
Mrs. Virginia Williams, 5 miles West
of Shepherdstown, on Tuesday night,
July 18th, of Cholera Intan,um, 10
SEPH SCHNEIDER, son of Mr.. Jo-
seph S. and Mrs. Mamie e. Bragronier,
aged months and 20 days.
At Duflields, June llth, 1850, of cholera
infantum, BESSIE, only child of William
&. and Bette j. Daniels, aged year and
Smonths.
Little Bessie was loved by all who knew
her, but she is gone, Jesus has taken her
to dwell with the angels. We will no
more in this world see her sweet face, nor
hear her merry voice, or the sound of her
little feet running over the floor. 1t is
hard 20 give her up, but we know her
voice is better employed aud that her feet
are sew treading the golden streets In the
Paradise of God.
To the bcreayed parents we would say,
look 10 God, lie alone can comfort you;
1.-The Lord gave and the Lord hath ;aken
away" one less 10 love yoR here below,
one more u watch goa i'll Heaven; her
pure spirit has only ilowR 70 its bone be-
yond the river and is waiting and watch
ing FOR you.
"Hope looks beyond the bounds OF time,
When what We now dcplorc
Shall rise in full immortal primo,
AaI bloom to fade nc mere"
Il Is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
State of West Va:
Jefferson County, 10 wit

S"S'oNo >oH"sy1 w W.
At RULES held In tic Clerks Office 0f
II the Circuit Court Of Jefferson county,
July 9Th, 1880.
The County Of Jefferson, West Virginia,
Geo. w. Chase (usc OF jacob Regal x Co..,
JnO. Cook, Geo. W. Feidt, assignee, JEFF
fcrscn Savings Rank (u,e OF Mary Shop
herd,) Joseph Randall and James II.
Shepherd, who sue In Sci,alf Of thep-
selves and all other creditors Of j. Thomas
Chaplinc who may come In ard contribute
To the costs and expenses Of this SOFT;
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Laura CiIapiisc, Edward Ycmney, late
sheriff Of Jefferson county, committee
administrator Of I. Thosas ChapIine, de-
ceased, Annie T.. Chspliae aad Margaret
L. McKevitt; defendants
The object Of this suit r. to have declar-
ed void as to the plaintiffs, creditors Of I.
Thomas CkalIiHe, deceased, a deed execti-
ted by the said 1. Thomas Chxrline la his
lifetime and the defendants Annie T..
Chaplinc and Margaret u. McKcvitt, TO
said Laura Chspiine, bearing date Oh the
18th day of April, 1876, aad recorded iB
the Clerks Office VI the County Court ~
said county, and 10 subject the property
bbtI,th tUtstStuV TIC Rst1m vi tfc
delhs dae the plaintiffs and such other
creditors Of said l. Thomas Chapline who
may come In and coaxibate 10 The costs OF
suit
IL appearing, on affidavit ited In this
suit, that the defendant Annie u. Chapllnc
Is not n resident Of the State 81 West yir-
ginia, shc Is hereby repaired to appear
within f0sr weeks after the date Of the
first psblicatiea Of tins order, or the next
Rule day, t0-wit: The SECOND DAY OF
AUGUST, 1880, and 10 xhat Is necessary
~ protect her Interests Ia this matter.
Aud it Is fzrtkcr erdcrcd that q copy d
this order shall be published sncc week,
fer four successive weeks, in the Shep-
herdstown Register, newspaper pub
lisIed in this county, and also posted ~
the front door ef the COart-iI0sse Of the
aid county, at least twenty days before
Becrecis rendered.
=. II. LYNCH,
Clerk OF Circuit Court.
Beitaboover, baylor q Wilson, While
& Trapnell, l.. q.
July 10, 1880. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
MILLINERY.

THAVE just returned from Baltimore
lwith beautiful and fashionable stock of
Spring and Summer Millinery, Hats,
BOnncts, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons,
Silks, Satins, Laces, Nets, Yelling, Orna-
ments, &c. Will order goods ut short
notice. By visiting the most fashionable
openings in the city, am prepared to
execute work in the most stylish mali
ner.
n. B.-No charge for trimming hats
when the material is purchased from me.
MRS. VI. LOU HERRINGTON.
April ~, $780, It
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
EsrLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN
PRoPRIEToR.

EsrLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.
G. T. Dunlap, Georgetown, ID. T.,
Thos. Reese, Berlin, Md; J. Garland
Hurst, Harper's Ferry; II. W. Blunt,
Washington;Dr. Chas. +. Russell, WIN.
Blaekford, C. w. Porter, Sharpsburg;
Prof. Gleason, John Cost, llagerslown;
J. D. Rodgers, +. Cooker, Baltimore;
C. Dorsey Tyson, Frederick; ]. H.
Resan, Is. c.. Heating, Elinira, n: Y;
w. II. Kantner, Marlinsburg; 7. H.
Ford, Loudoun; j. Ford, Doonsboro,
Md.
VIRGINIA HorEL-W. A. ADAMS, Pro
PRIEToR-
J. Edwards, New York; w. l.. Wild
meyer, Hancock, Nd; j. A. Hamill, !
Fisher, John Alburtis, Martinsburg; !.
Bane, J. w. Brown, County; 0. vii
liarns, Berkeley; c. 3. Line, Maryland
=. Mcdowell, Tyrone, Pa; \. A. Sleink
man, Geo. Sleinkman, Baltimore; c. F
Hayden, Kalameyer, Michigan.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17

Il pennsylvania lawyer, who was a.
Washington Saturday, made q BET OF
$500 with the leading treasury official
that Hancock would be elected and
would carry Pennsylvania.
Winfield Scott Hancock Dickinson
comes upon the worlds stage at the
democratic candidates old birthplace,
Norristown, Pa. The distinguished in
FAINT, aged two days, is the son OF Ii.
B. Dickinson, popular attorney.
Col. Robert Preston, who was paral-
wed about a month since, died on Sun
day week at his home, near Blacks
burg, Va. lie was the first colonel OF
the Twenty-eig!lth Virginia Regiment
during the late war, and a man held IN
the highest esteem throughout the
State.
The "balance of trade" continues to
be in favor of this country. The ex-
cess of exports over imports, for twelve
months ending May 81, 1850, was
S162,lS3,693.
The hand that rocks the cradle, is the
hand that moves the earth. DIR. Bull S
Baby Syrup is the best remedy for all
complaints children are subject to, such
Dysentery, DiarrhHa, Summer Com
plant, Wind Collie, etc. Price 25
| cents.
The Convention of Virginia Read
iusters was held in Richmond on
Wednesday, and resulted in the adop-
ton of a Hancock and English platform
and electoral ticket, without a single
Republican Readjuster on it. The Re
publicans entered persistent protests
that they should be recognized on the
ticket OF the party would be defeated,
but the convention failed TO recognize
them.
/ The advocates Of local option are
making a vigorous campaign in Freder,
lex county, Md, and are apparently de-
termined to be the winning party in the
struggle. Only one minister in the
county is said to oppose the measure.
The Moorefeld Examiner learns that
field OF wheat, on the farm OF Rev.
John johnson. near Petersburg, Grant
county, which was quite green and
very promising. was. from some cause
unknown, entirely destroyed, having
turned white.
Probably the youngest widow on
record in this country lives in Albany.
She was discovered by census emu
merator. She gave her age as twenty
five The inquiries Of the enumera,or
afterward revealed the fact that her
husband died in the war, about seven
teen years ago, 80 that the poor crca
ture was lett q widow at the eaily age
of eight.
One day last week little daughter
of Mr.. Geo. Eyerly, OF Williamsport,
Md, was bitten by a garter snake whilst
play ing in the yard OF the house y
prompt and copious supply OF whlskey
counteracted the poison aud saved the
child's life.
Vennor, the weather prophet, pro-
vides very cool comfort for the swelter-
ing millions of cities and towns. For
part of July it will be as hot it as was
in the latter part of June, and all will
concede that the ''spell" wo are now un-
dergoing has fulfilled his prediction in
part already.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Titon and her
mother, Mrs Joanna Morse, continue TO
live together in Brooklyn. Mrs. Til
ton is provided for by her husband,
Theodore Tilton, who continues TO live
apart from her, and Mrs. Morse receives
q support from her husband, n. i.
Morse, president Of the Union Ferry
Company, from whom she has been
separated for q number OF years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17

Russell Hancock, our candidates SOD,
was not more tnan twenty years old
when he married Miss May Gwynn one
of the bellies Of Louisville. Miss Gwynn's
father, an Ex-C Confederate, opposed the
marriage on the ground that young
Hancock was the son of "a Yankee
general" Young Hancock ferrled his
bride over the Ohio one night eight
years ago and they were married on
the Indiana shore. The stern old father
gave in after the elopc1nent. Neither
General nor Mrs. Hancock knew Of the
affair for several months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
PIEDMONT
Female Institute,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.
DEv. and Mrs. r. h. Mead, Principals.
III Twenty-eighthA Annual Session begins
10Th of Sept, 1850; ends middle of June,
1881. Situated in one of the healthiest
and most beautiful regions of the State; Is
accessible from all points by railroad :
Instruction covers the entire course OF
study pursued in the best first-class
schools. Parents or Guardians sending
sons or wards TO the University of Virgin
ia will find it advantageous TO patronize
this school.
July 10, 1880. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
For the Legislature.

NkR. EDITOR.-As the county canvass
ll is being gradually opened tip, we re-
spectfully suggest the mamie Of Capt. IA
COB ). MELVIN for reelection to the
lower branch of the State Legislature;
Capt. Melvin has been true and tfie9
representative, is honest and capable, aLu
ne believe has the confidence OF the poo
ple of the county. orr,c
=. ,oon IF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
For President of the
County Court.

RlPON, June II, 1850.
MIR. EDTrOR-Plcase announce V. NJ.
NJ FIROR for President Of the County
Court of Jefferson. lie is capable anu
honest. and we believe wOuld discharge
the duties %. said pIlicc with dignity and
impartiality, having been practicinS
lawyer for twelve years. Subject to for
NAL nomination. MANY VOTERS.
Julv3 1SSO. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Circuit Judge.

IF the Hon. JAMES II: GROVE will
consent TO become q candidate for the
,e,h Judicial Great, II the Constitution
10 ia Amcndffient be adopted, or If not adop-
,eJ then for the 3rd Judicial Circuit
."on,nosed of Jefferson, Berkeley and Nor
',on c;ounties-he will be supported by the
SScople irrespective of party.
July II, 1885, II
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SPECIAL NO Il l G + .
A CARD,

To all who are suffering frem the errors
and intliScrctions of youth, nervous weak
hess, early decay, loss of manhood, &c,
will send recipe that will crre you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great RENEE
dy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self-addresscd
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH Il. lNMAN,
Station u, New York City. Apr. 2i-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
WAVERLY SEMINARY

No. l4l2 Ii ST., n. W. WASHINGTON, ID. &.
BOARDING and Day School for young
ID ladies'. C0urse of Instruct OH thorough
and progressive. Advantages first class.
Best Professors employed. Sessions opens
Sept. 20th. For Circulars apply to
MISS LlPSCOMB, Principal.
July 10 1880. iw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
For Assessor.

nO THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON
COUNTI-Wc announce CHARLES
H. TRAIL for Assessor for the second
assessment district of Jefferson county.
lie has been good and trusty officer, and
;re hope that the voters will still retain
him i'm office. MANY NcIERS.
JuIy3 1850. u