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, 1880-03-22
CANADA.


FisIlcry-Avard Claims - Ncwfound~
lnnd-Pac1tlc Iknilway-Cnnadn In th
Ncxt British War.
Special Dispatch 10 1hs Chfea0o Trtbun&
OTTAWA, March 2l.-At tho first exhibition Of
tho Canadian Aca'lc1ny OF Art, now opon horo.
thosc aro g specimens Of. sculpture and ear7.
Ing, o6 Of drawing and Designing, ~ OF arb,.
tccturc, lS} oil-paIntlngs, ad 1os wntcr -colors,
Tho tntnl number Ia 5i9, which includes come
specimens Of Industrial nrt not Included undcs
tho hoa'ls glven abuvo.
Two Cinnamon hRy0 arrived in Ottawa with
tho object of opening laundry. They Bay tbAs
plenty mnro aro coming.
Tho IInn. Mr.. Ulako hns moved In tho matter
OF extrndltion. Ito wishes MI address to le
rnalc to tho Homo Government asking for tha
putting into force Of tho Canadian act Of 1871.
Correspondence hRs boon going on for shepa*
ten yours, but It Is thought that tho political cir.
cumstnHoos of tho case nro not such rs to render
any tornaI request ut present likoly to DO OF my
INN cliAto value.
There "a every probability Of conflict IL
authority occurring Mt m curly day bctwcea
tho Dominion and Provincial authorities in tho
Minister Of Justice hns submitted bill to tacl-
tnto tho t!ctontion mud shfe-kecpng Of persons
district ot KceWat, nn to imprson .
e!aisns Jurisdiction oycr tho tsrritery wcsi 81
tho OhIp md mississippi Illyert. This Territory
VIII cml,rnco tho greater portion OF TINT ccdcd
2Mtrso Gy hQ n, cc.d o,
~ sesenGat & 6 &c ss 1Ss
scccding from tho Confederation. Tho Nova
Scotia (lovernMcns hAs nlso failed to get any
satisfacsion from tho Dominion Government
Tho great schomo OF Confederation canaot b
said to b0 complete NJ long rs Newfoundland tt
, 1880-03-22
THE SOUTHERN NEGRO.
PLEA FOR 1tls EDUCATION ny TIE REV. FLA.
NOZZLE.

III, - ,,,,,.., ,.,t,. Nv r,.r nrv r,,
PlAbA FOR a1s 1poMuA.tuS M III a's '~S'' s't""
aohLh' h'
Tho Nov. T. Noble preacheu yeAteruhy motn-
iug In the Union rnrk Congregational Church,
MAXIM n t,lca for tho coIorcl people IN tho
En,th IT., too,, hIs t,yt frotn I'm fm,r.h chm.
tor Of tho Ephesans, twcnty-lfth yerso' "for
We nro Of ono another."
t., ~ ~ as,nnton ~ tho rcprons
s.onh1y eos'eey W. .nu Nv o,,t't,e.
ot tho South Ihe t'ieeuoh OF nelpllB one A,l,tno.
neither r,,co. party. nor denomination aipu,d
nutor ir., - ~ IN ,rounJ ~ anIf. nrotcctfon
and sct-ucnlal u waa our dutyto put sonskas anu
mcetiuE.hnu IN tho Southern tier OF Statcs.
Tho AtiticR OF tho Chrlatinn and patriot ucn1t1N-
, 1880-03-22
PALM SUNDAY.

i,'L n.,'"1 LEV, -, nst'toN 1,s,l.t lsiao..
!. iao lseV' Arlnaf Nltehlo rrcachea INC hl4'aof
tho Lont0n ser'Aolls nt tho Cathedral ycatertlay
afternonn. hnyinr far his subject 1'ho Entry
tudos that won't boioro md that followed cried,
saving, Uosanna to tho sou OF pnvtd: UIessod ts
IIo thnt oou,ath In thn numo of the Inrd: JIosan-
T.. 49, .I'sa. ..,o,, ~ ~ .,..s 49, ,a.a
!as ia tno A'sueal. A'i" WIZ" no WAS co1'e M aM.o
Jerusalem, I'LL the city Waa Tousod, saying, Who
tho Prophet Of Nasaruth Of aulioo."
on!S onco Ill N!l tao tlniool a'soartnly!tt "Ro
tho Lord recognized By tho pcoplo rs God and
that was whom tllpy comb,uc1 III rendering Him
homnue an Pain Hundnv. ma ,7oeorilod
~ ~ ~. nnA.a ..Is. '' w. ~ 'ou ~
IN tno te1t Ibis acuon seemed 20 DO
On on 9th, osaer occasions dt1erons e., person.
Lord. When those who went to rcoolvo Him 70.
turned to their fellows thoy wero Obliged to
state that never man spako "a Ho suako and
whom Jr5oa Iscnrtot cc,no ,gtth ~, ntho-. ~
Tau,. nnI H., sy",,id ~ .rr"niar III ItfsniT tn
aa II spft1 w., q q aoysropGa @ q Hin
Iiaya M. shn natn - Inaa ,a1 rc Gt ~
tn.e' M!Iue .na uotM s ot sesms. norn tGs.eny
rnsa hs fos,s I ~ II r ~ Xxx ,es 1ne
sr s ~ XIV, tMG M.s M VI .no f1., yuMM
oa iosnI,t ~ a. Huv Wntt, @ . @
"nI sot H. a. r,a,n ~ ~" -, ~, LII
mv 9 @ hv ,sa Reh ~ ~ u s,cnaS y, ~ ~ pr,
~ FL ~ aEy zig !1.h WHY
nuu ,.l @ y WIZ aostnMnas,
MoEo cHAHiuIpAo Aos Iuh ucatu. HuW btiNH40
tho ttho. Is1 Gn1ntenst rresUn!on TX tn9 s!Eats ot
, 1880-03-22
HOLINESS,


ynstcrtlny morning, referred to tho recent cele-
braton 'of tho twenty nth anniversary Of bis
marriage IN follows:
cannot, my friends, well rofrnln from making
sono all.sion to the very pleasant reception
that you give us on Friday evening of Inst week
In memory OF our twonty-flfth anniversary. In
these twonty-tlvo ycnrs Of our life boforo tho
world wo hayo received only kinlnoss,- kindness
and good will everywhere. WHOM. twenty-five
ycura ugo we began our work IN Iowa, tho
country WINS now and tho people not woalthy.
For four years Of that life we rocctvod ouly 5000
year upon which to live, but shared our lives
With tho poopio; and, what was worth
moro. to us than money, wo had tho
good will, md havo 1t yot, Of
Eloyon ycars ago We caulo to this city, first to
rnrk Avenue. Wo were atrauFcrs, but VIC woro
met With opon hearts. and received many tot,.ler
easreEaon: Then % wo wono @ teeo yosrs 81 at @ she
Frst Church in this city, and ti,ose wora yoars of
OILY ii. tho church but Of tic larger outsiio
world. IN MI tho, pluocs OF husiness, In oil tho
billiard halls, and overy placo whoro my work
that tiaro was IN thc hearts af taoso outside poo.
pls very high appreciation Of anyy effort ihut
ss s e % eS@ So T Thfe
yoars yea u Wore so @ VIII III D sH
IN Aurora. IT Is nearly thrco yours. 1lnco we
cnt,,o to this church [Contenary1, and hero, ns
Mo ayo tona M fn9 sS "" h
you, In tender aad dci!cnto ways. expressed that
sympathy to us. Tho lust ocyi.slon was that ot
joued, ina ars Thomas % rojoiccd, ali thas ove,i-
ing In tho friendships thAt wero nhDut us, Ia the
gntxl will that MONEY cantlot buy, fn tho general
frn1n tho outside world
s',o!sty has: ny trioads. tn various ways, sym.
not, supposc. % ia any st',iiSs why, M bSs through
kind of common feeling or aEreeinent- An'!
one Of these beautiful syinbol!xations u found
though | hayon't kupt worry cluso recount of
% SK; aa teon siS ",sr
china oa wedding; and .non, at AZ una q twonty.
away Of toft,irtng those expressions and makinK
tnn.a say that W. Many MSn al,M woman who Gun I'VE
%sss @ s Ssr a ee1
itye together nye yeara they deserve q tin wed-
ding aud for tlftoon ycars thoy should bo ru-
the world should attest its gratitntia In silver.
hut TINT II not tho tnenninR that 's httuchel tn
those. Thero e IN the increasing value nt thoso
oppression thnt lre grows butter. Ono yenr Nt
married. l!fo is good. tivo yours better. lstoon
oon,os 10 thnt point u oxuellonoe vi ioro wo SYM
hotzo It IL tho worlds expression Ut vnluu.-
thAt Of silver; md thon Ut tho end Ut twenty.tlve
| HUrp tolnes tho golden w1dltnX, sytntnllziN4
llfe; md thoN loyuut that, to thoso VIII. furry
Now, with tho feeling thut wo havo, wu ws'.ilti
not recall any olio Of taoso years. Mo would
recall the mistakes wo hnyo mado. We would
Improve theM ', beltet. but We DO nSt w!nt ' to r.
roason that our views and terii,iss ot tho f.it.
s e se3s tese sn so1es es RHs as o4o Soso ay
sn the sxsf a eli hS e. aMoS Tet St
fA htkaf r1f 1sy1x
, 1880-03-22
PRESENTATION.

apfetal DbpaseA to Ia Chicago 1>Toun&
ADRIAN, Mich. March ao-Tho February tetas
OF the Circuit Court, over which judge Tho9las
M. Cooley. OF tho Supreme Bench, has pfesiasx'ss ~
clo6ed this afternoon. A MI ovtdcuoo OK tneA
through Pr:sldont A. L. AfilELrd. presonte1. = =
valuable gold-headod CANE To tho emlnent Jat'''
who hus conducted eVllt.
, 1880-03-22

SG14Ib Wltnl LA &kthlNS Wuilbs 4Asf FAolt1tl WIZ
i'opo, but he laughed when ho hnti gono back
l,oiNc, and indeed hs happy wit rasacd oyer NIL
he S9Hs fa what M 'nea It y ns tbo
seot. Dy' III III Al tl1nos, oan We argue tho vulio
IL aa u o et LIZ rsoys .Ss sse Il tho s0nn I'D s
"Let " eMt, 9rant, an.! bo Morry, for to-norrow
taat takcn all IN all, human lite hns IN II more
Of hlppiness than Of IL IT, opp2stt. n.ore of su9. 2
i,nt lts WORTH but 1t ie Ting that waves over 4
pleeo where r.!tl,sr blessed SOY! T. oacan,pe.'.
fw s .s s' tH MHfta my S,as nds ssl sp,y pt
Of value his own cup. ExssteNno may bo worry
precious and emily is nude such, hut tho struct-
crushed. Frauds, crimes. idlclcas lttu,npur.
ancc, cln s0lve our pnfKma f0r US, Ari Acclarn
Tas ssrsr WE VIE ws M WE E fot
numbering 4 happy. innoccnt school Rirl mot
bis tioath with i ealmno.s thAt .u,,st hnvH ct'n.e
In such extTunle lnclunt It tINy be Pusslbte for
this .1iatonen 70 slnk down to an absolute bur
whcr0 tho ycurs thtow Nway thor bUu,lfy aud
Thers are n,on. whs hays saddeaed thelr tiays
shuuli MT rnter into This cslin,ato va arV III
tempting e t'lRke fur question IL not whethor
lived, but when man httolhpts by Ill! hpunr.hlu
why's 70 aWcctuh h1s ttns on eMrth. II should bo
enough f.r " 4 We hayo q world whero thu
Or where tho tendency u for ontll ago 10 lead
tho!n onward toward better condition. 4
tham an lille man should expect rlohcs.
II should not wholly ruin the yalue Of this
world thnt We must all soon pnss AWAY from It,
Might not such thoughts and feelings Of rtXr0t
ba il form OF sOlilshne6s an1 eR0tisn that A!WMya
iialikua part whct 1t cula pttaahe lung for All4
| The metohant who hAs 4ccurel huhlrud thnu-
SAM! vi ntico changoa hts longinx aiiA strugglos
for a million. ~, having Il limited ltfo granted
| him on pArth, man begins TO complain because
| II Ia not Ia TO endloss. lie sits down
| and orip. because he sees i tolnbstpn0 IN tho
arass. Why arc not dayys s yaluablu even if thoy
| delight though II will fade tO-nuIrow; md Wn
| aru sure that tho brief lie OF q sonH.blrl IL
| worth its ltylnx. Why, thon, ID not each hour,
each year at this Intellectual and ElDr1ll lfe Ut
tnHa rich pcriod IN itself2 A hIghly-cultivAte!l
mind having lluw u tho tlftuth yenr, 4nit,
recently, that tho world hnd becnme 20 proc0us
That 1t sNbmetl sAd losa 10 throw away ln sleep
Ulu-thtsd Vt days 20 full Of all the forms III
| blesse0 truthl IN such Il rotnAtk many Ut yon
cuu fully sy!npathzu,-with y sympathy which
shows that days are like ponrls, ilot only beullt.
fIt tu 0no eiluless circle, but beautiful HI.,no
when each psurl IL set by itsalf. Have wo ever
| thought this, that tho very iact Tint un In
mur.ullty Is " !'Inscl for ly most nll,!ds nI.
cates tho amazing worth Of tI.nc3 Each year Ii
- dear u man that hc ctlvea for mure Ut them.
| Npnee tho eatlinAte placed by MAn upon u
! second world bUtrays tho vnluo Of th!sl Whut
, 1880-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
TuSCOI4A NkET1l

TuscolA, ILL.,, hfatch an-Prof. Black, lsts
President OF tho Christian University at To-
dtulupulis1 Ind, will conduct o 6eriea Qf mect-
, 1880-03-22

IuEtHl COuHtAnC tltNNHn{Al lHHHt EI(l1SS1AElC9
r. Spanish an French ,59on. trnr t!9s
doncrala Of Elizabeth, Tho tr,om Of Cromwell.
tho nrtlics OF inarrretiun until! at Inst much of
TO ~ Sea"t!I3! Island W: ls!d waa!et many
Ct oo ~ into S'n on fss: sns: rssa ha Essss
snpy Them fran Enga9a bnt n..rs largely
tion ii tho i1o of Wesley, to save tho results *
liz iirst. Rationali4n had diled mo Church; In
and md a"Stay a sS esno "a"nr g ~
upon tho ,vurxo q extne.ion It waa natnrai
work was well under way In Enxland. Iio Ind
s,,eC aways becn 3 r. m,sonnry m SnT 7nmt he
bright nrospcctH In bis own country for the
!Sns @ sa smsnsss e ~ s!!! !ss!!aas 'u y &mcr!sa.
s sao s0f III mnsr a
amongst tho lower c,as'rs Il, England combined
TO fi'rn his tho,Eots towards tho poor and &c.
e14ssci ti,o sf channci II 10 psn. whoro ho iaun'
mission alrcaly ca,abl!shcd. Ito nnto twenty
XIV ss Sss % sat % 5 With ct ehs a'G b s S
rr,'tcpco, whS fenrc.i Tic rrs.,is ot sHeh HntIr:
fur less faith In the results Of hia work. his unL.
form answer was. "lrelnnd will yet rerny yotl.',
liz s resos rGs'p'n FL Il. W. ornsi si sw III spe @
eclych him with enthss.an. They throngcd tn
@ End Tsey grnn n Wl 1no Rss
simple. earnest hcnrt-sonKs which wcre 90 n
nElr1ng n Englanu were even more 10 m jre!ann:
and 80 cnrncstiy. cnrtivnttti tho wnrm Irish
he..rts. Thore socmet every n1mpeot Of att up.
1iIl}E Hnn relof'nn1ima ] n11oaat s tno masscs q
WIS oven mnrc necessary. Then followed tho op.
Tbep M @ s1ns G
wlcru thOr0 bud been WELCOME At1n rGlO{CtR
fnore wns ~ nss4mis a, NM verge nl'gGr Hsnmao
,ha N c, n aM rc sprS @ a tn an,s III
nournt aug burned tmoNl " tae eteeen. Inoy
assMGn M e !ne Han HoS .S ,,
thSn S one M vas WIS aaia; they atscked to INC members
n %ae inc ssnf'ss sna esen % sw them: % At that ; tims
native descent. The churches OF Scotch and
, % %h3eh ixht hsyc sn n ad
sTS1n easnios Is ie;efo iScrfes tso|5 FL @sa"ity Al
ad S Rsds aSr casa nsF'd sonsEF pF a nonga nn
toaehGrs rs a tt,', ttG'nehng hateh 3D., nlmast "a
n mos aa ~ 9rse,ca nc =
Ml!iMaso scarcely covert ~, With their assaGnt.:
By asoa. tns whu Sn bosn
rnd Ipv It'll % swmc ~ I'm nrs ~ sn9 n
tho inv made tic prcsentment which Is still
of Ga 1sss5 Sa ana aps's N
tlat hs q my nay Ss t5snsh9r,s,l r. Miae ot iii iii.
Dublin had bcon yjsItol Sy John cenaick. ono of
Wcsloys mo most onrt,cst assistants, Wis 3jcd IN
bcsinn!ns@ % s a' "''"'s VI 'D' WV p0p'A6 n'n'A''
Jesus. m, all. to usavon sono-
ano
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27
COMMUNICATED.
KERNEYSNlLLE.

Mr.. \. S. Miller has purchased some
81 acres of land of Mr.. Thomas Turner
living Southeast OF the pike, and has al
ready moved on to his now rancho. We
welcome Mr.. VI. back to his old neigh
horhood, for we know him to be a good
cirizeu and a pleasant neighbor
see that several persons have been
named i'm connection with the President
of the County Court, and think that
Mr. Isaac Is Rodgers, of this place,
would ill the office TO the satisfaction OF
AL who have business before that trlbu-
nal, and if he will consent TO b" candi-
date for the position he will be heartily
supported by both Democrats and Ike
publicans.
believe that this vicinity canfu"nish
several aspirants for the position of Cen
sus Enumcrator but | don't know how
many will succeed in getting into the
coveted position Ofcourse some will be
disappointed.
We have missed the pleasant countc.
nance of Mr.. Geo, Adams for several
weeks. but we are learning TO aPprrcl-
ate the good qualities OF his deputy, Mr.
viii Manuel, who has been driving the
Shcphcrdstown hack for some time, and
who is proving to be very accommoda-
ting iu the discharge OF his duty.
presume that the present weather Is
wet enough for almost anybody, aud l
think that there is some danger OF the
early gardens taking cold, If they are
not we'll protected.
March l6, 1850. IEMlLAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Eiiior-Your gratuitOus critic
"G certainly was itching for thrust at
Mr.. Strider, when he volunteers crit
icism of the grammatical and rhetorical
accuracy of his address Mr.. Strider be
iug a thorough going business man,who
j. necessarily engaged in the discharge
of his business duties, has | presume but
few moments to spare, to devote to the
study, preparation or revision Of his adj
dresses. Nv irnprcsSioni that he wrote
all that me said. in less time than 1t took
your gratutuuS censurcr 10 prepare his
remarks.
What Mr.. Stndcr says c1& generally
Ice understood 10y people of ordinary Ill
tcl!igeuce. aud is OF practical value to
lis fellow man. | presume 1t Will be
no detractlon from the educated minis
try, to say that Mr. Moody, who has
brought more sinners To repentance,
than any Twin. man OF the present day,
sets NJ no claim - grammatical orrhtt-
orical accuracv:uor does our honored Uni
ted States Senator, Henry G. DAVIS, yet
he is admitted 10 be one OF the most
valuable and efficient men i'll the Con
.ess Of the United States. So III my
judgment Mr. 5 wouldmake one OF the
most valuable and efficient governors
West Virginia has ever had. lliSiwen-
ty-liye years Of liberal efforts III heSlow-
inn educational advantages upon the
rising generation, does not argue that
he would veto grammar and rhetoric;
although lac may not regard ,heio as eS-
seuiial to The wort Ids progress,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Editor-All men should have
credit for the good they design TO do.
Your correspondent "Junius is doubt
less thoroughly aroused at the, as he
no doubt honestly believes, delinquency
aud failure of certain State officials and
representatives in the discharge OF their
respective duties. If they are in no way
responsible it is an easy matter fol them
TO saw SO, and explain the true situation
Of affairs. 1t is certainly true that the
people were taxed to pay the military
for their time when they were ordered
on, 10 serve the B. & o. r. r.; be does
not say that they ought not to have
been paid, but he does say that they
ought not to have been called out TO
protect the property of a foreign cor
porat!on which refuses to pay its assess
ed taxes, the same as the citizen has 10
do. He does condemn and censure
official delinquency, in not competing
hat corporation TO perform Its duty, as
they would the citizen, was he to refuse
to perform his duty as required by the
law. Now, Mr.. Editor, give the devu
his due. Junius may be regarded as
erratic, but did you ever know an earn
est enthusiastic man who was not SO
regarded J. Q. Adams was denounced
as fanatic when he insisted upon the
right to introduce into Congress aboll-
ton petitions; what is the verdict OF to-
day. "Junius" may be regarded as an
extremist, and unfortunate in personal
illusions, but, ! shall claim for him hon
est motives and boldness of declaration,
which are some of the essential qualit-
cations for good LEADER. T..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27
JUSTICE.

TIE IRON TRADE BooM.-A Pitts
burg (Pa.) Dispatch says: The condl-
ton of the iron trade is more encourage
inc now than it has been for years. Or
ders are still coming in freely from rail
roads and commercial centres, and the
demand is constantly increasing. Coun-
try roads will soon be dried up, and or
ders will be still further increased. The
idleness of fitty-seven mills in the East
will be short-lived. Puddlers there ask
for Sc, while puddlers here are paid
81 25. The demand is regarded here as
reasonable. Our mills are all in opera
ton. There are no stocks on hand, and
the production is greatly increased.
The supply of pig iron is short, and,
with increased prices to be paid on new
contracts and pressing demands, all re-
ports Of decline are pronounced absurd.
In steel-rail production alone the capac-
ity will DC increased &C per cent, this
year.
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A. c. WBAUGH,
DUFFIELDS, WEST VA,

Is now receiving and has in stock the
finest assortment OF LADIES DRESS
GOODS, BLACK ALPACCAS, CASH
MERS all colors, POPLINS of all Styles,
PRINTS, &C., Fancies, Pinks, Puppies,
Chocolates, Solid Mornings, Grayes,
sc. PERCALS, plain and Fancy; COT
TONADES of all grades and styles, very
cheap. An endless line of Brown and
Bleached Cot.ons; lO1-4 Twilled Bleach
ed Sheetings, best quality PILLOW Casing,
BOOTS and SHOES; HATS of all kinds;
GROCERIES, choice, and at bottom fig
ures; HARDWARE, SHOVELS, FORKS
and RAKES; WHEELING NAILS at
Bottom Prices.
Give me call. warrant satisfaction.
TERMS CASH or country produce.
\. G. DRAWBAUGH.
Dutiields, March e, 1850. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27
FRESH
GlRDE|SII|)S,

WE have just received from Blist the
w following varieties Of Seeds which
are warranted pure and genuine. Any
other varieties that our customers may
desire, we will furnish.
BEANS-Dwarf White Wax, Dwarf
German Wax Mohawk, Yellow Six weeks,
Dutch Case Knife, Large Lima.
BEET5-Early Egyptian, Red Turnip,
Extra Early Turnip, Bastian's Half Long
Bastian's Extra Early.
CABBAGE-Early WinniDgstadt, Ear
" Large York, Early French Ox-beart,
Brunswick Drum Head. Drum Head Sa-
voy. Marble Head, T.. Flat Dutch.
CELERY-BostOn Market, Dwarf white.
CRESS-Curled Pepper Grass.
CUCU Spine, Early Clus-
ter, Early Russian, Long Green.
EGG PLANT-Baist's Large Prickly.
LETTUCE-Early Butter, 3uist's prize
Head.
MELONS-Ice Cream, Peerless, Gypsy.
White Japan, Melted Nutmeg, Green Git
ron.
ONION sEED-White Silver Skin, New
White Queen.
ONION SET5-Whitc and unnixed,
from BUST.
PARSNlP-Sugar and Student, large
and sweet.
PEAS-Little Gem. Tom Thumb, Buists
Extra Early, Early May, Laxion's Early
Alpha, Dwarf Blue Imperial, Dan o.
Rouke, Marrow Fat.
PEPPER-Bell or Bull Nose, Large
Sweet.
RADISH-Extra Early, Red I'urnip,
Early Long Scarlet, Long White.
SALSlFI-Buis,'s Mammoth Oyster
Plant.
SQUASH-Patty Pan, Marble Head.
TOMATOES-Early Canada Victor.
New Early Acme. Buist's Selected Trc-
ply, Figee Island.
All we ask il a trial. Those who use
Buist's Seeds once, never failt continue
their use.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
March -, 1880. 3ni
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27

-" Parties in want of Buggies, Jag
gers, Jump Seats, Rockaways, Phactons,
Hacks, ETC., would consult their best in
terest by calling on the old and reliable
Carriage Manufacturer, John Heller s.
Martins5urg, w. Va. Mr.. HIS. well es-
tablished reputation for fair dealing and
building none but first class work should
be an imducement for all in want OF
Pleasure Carriages to call oil him before
purchasing elsewhere. Prices TO SUIT
THE TIMES. Orders promptly filled, and
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. RepalrlnS
done ut the lowest rates possible. Call on
or address JOHN HELLER, No. 90 West
King St., (near Winchester like) Mar
tinsburg, W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27

The Supreme Court of Indiana in a
recent decision declares that the legal
name of person consists of Christian
name and a surname. ANY one may
have as many middle names or initials
as are given him or as he chooses 10
take They do not affect his legal maine,
and NAV be inserted or not in decd or
contract without affecting its validity.
Nor does mistake in the middle initial
Of name of a deed in any way affectlts
validity, according to this decision.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-03-27
State Convention
Of the National G-eenback Labor
Party of West virginia, at
Charleston, Kanawha County,
May 26. 1880.

IA Convention of the National Green
{ * Labor party of West Virginia, will
~ held at Charleston, in kanawha
"oun,y on Wednesday, May Goth, 1880,
,Gs nnrpose snd object of which Con
yontior, will be to select delegates to
the National Convention, on June 9th
=, Chicago, to nominate Presidential
electors, and also TO nominate full
State ticket for West Virginia in the
ensuing State elections.
Such number of delegates as each
county may deem it expedient TO send'
will be admitted, and the voting strength
will he determined according TO 'hS
bssis of representation to he arranged
by the convention ITSELF.
In issuing this call l invite inc a'te .,
ton of all the voters of our state WIN
ont distinction of party, TO the "h""t,
,sous ,esoiation OF the conference helu
At Parkersburg, on the 9th OF January
last. and which resolution still contln
m.s 70 he published and republished
with their platform and principles, IN
which the conference enjoins upon the
cyecntiye committee to invite all voters
Of the State without distinction OF party
~ mite with the National Greenback
Labor party of West Virginia, Sin the
selection of a State andlegislature ticket,
fairly representative of the taxpayers,
laborers and producers of West Virgin
il. upon the basis of State reform, oppo--
sition of all monopolies, the abolition OF
the county court system, a on'partlzan
Judiciary, reduction of taxation, fees and
salaries, the overthrow of BourboniSm,
and the adoption of a wise, liberal and
progressive policy in the government OF
The State.
JNO. A. THOMSON,
Chairman of the State Executive Com
mi,tee of the National Greenback La
Dor Party. 49,
SUMMIT PoINr, Jefferson county, w.
Va. March 20, 1880.