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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
Littie Johnny's Composition.

"Thcr ram is an auermul verie much
like ther cote. You can't put no con-
ierdance in ther ram emmy time, cos he
kin out tite hornut when he gifts mad,
and that is purity often. Their bbul ses
the lion shall lay down with ther sheep,
but If ther lion lays down with some
rams I've seed he will have a mighty
hard time of il. The ram likes to RAM
bul on the grass of pastor. When you
want TO cit rain out of paster. ther
best way is tn higher some one else TO
do it, cos ther is no tellin who will glt
out of ther psster tust.
Uncle Jim lives in ther countrie sn'
has ram wot is always prowlin' around
huntia up fife, an he kin hit hard as
a pile driver when he gifts a chance, an
he manerges TO lind wun purity regler.
Wunca Mrs. Scruggs, who is Plus ole
Metherdist, was spendin the day with
Aunt Jane, an she went outin thcr gar
din BY herself to git sum tansy 10 make
tea fur one of her children.
Unkle Jim's ram saw her when she
cum inter the garden, while she ~ss
bobing up an down, pnliin thcr iansy,
an be crept up behind her an pounded
her thru iher gardin fence amnng the
bchiveS, au while she wuz ,hare almost
faiutin from feer, ther bees got III her
stockiu, an she rose from thare like "A
romuu caudul an danced about the yard,
howlin an screamin that judgmint day
bad cum aud fur sinners to prepare iur
the flames.
While thrr old lady was skurt 10
death ther ram was bu,tin over the hoe
hives. an otherwise amusin himself. iie
was a mighty mean ram an kin recko-
lect how Unkle jim lafltd about him
goin' tu camp meetin' an how ther ram
cum tlare tn, cos he liked Unklc Jlp,
an while Parson Jones wus leanln over
the pulpei telcn' Ihcr congregation that
the devil wus behind them all the time,
ther ole ram lifted him over the mourn
crs benches an broke up their meciin.
! have bin told that euny body who
has been bit b. a ram never rites poetry
about ihcr tender, iucrcoDt white lambs,
| an ! reckun il is true. hurd Unkle
Jim tel about an undertaken that lived
in town up Mort who owned veric had
ram wot hated childrun, an when bizl.
ness got dull in his line he tux his ram
out of pastcr an let him loAi round SO
as III git apu|l AT ,her Sunday school
childrun. Nobody in ther town rcsl'eck-
! ted that man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
The Decencics of Life.

There are many persons in the world
who, in order 10 screen themselves from
the charge of extravaganza and folly,
try 10 do it under the plea of decency.
These persons will commit many acts
which, if they had tue ideas OF decency,
they would hesitate 10 perpetrate- We
think the following are few Of the many
practices that come under the cognomen
oil not decent
1t is not decent Tor person 10 make
a show above his or her means.
1t is not decent for person to run
in debt when he does not intend topay.
1t is not decent for person to be al
ways talking i'll of his neighbors.
1t is not decent to ascribe improper
motives to every ole We may So ne in
contact with.
1t is not decent for one to appropri-
ate another's pecuniary means tor his
own qualification.
II is not decent for young people to
show no respect to the aged.
1t is not decent to be praising your
self always
1t is not decent to keep yourself as q
show .or others to look at.
1t is not decent in persons going late
to places Of amusement 10 incommode
others in various ways.
1t is not decent to spend your money
in tool.shness when you bave debts that
ought to be paid.
tt is not decent TO starve your family
6y spending your money for liquor,
1t is not decent to cheat your neigh
Dor becsnse you have a little more
knowledge than he is possessed OF.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

A TrGnT SoUEEzE.-"From grave 10
cav" is the order Of life, and OF news
papers as well-so we revive the old
and amusing story of the miller who
sometimes had crazy fits, in which be
always imagined himself TO be tie Lord
Judging the world On these occasions
he would put on paper crown, ascend
a pile Of meal bags with great dignity
and cali his ncighbors in succession.
The same ones were always judged,
and they were mDlsrs Of his vicinity
The first ore summoned was Hans
Schmidt. "Iians Schmidt, stand COP.
Hans, va, is been your pisbuess in dat
oder worldf" ] vas a miller, o LOru'
"yast you joost mani" 'Vell, zen
der water vas low, und der pishuess is
pad, o Lort, l sometimes dakes a
ieetle extdra doles." "Vell, Hans, you
shall 90 ofer nit te gotes, already yet '
And so in succession all were tried aud
Immediately sentenced 10 go over TO
the goats. Last Of all the miller iuva-
riably tried himself 10 the following
style: Jacob Miller, stand oop. Js-
cob, vat was your pishness in dat oder
vorldi" II vas n miller, 0 Lort.
"Vas you always joost man, jacob!
"Veil, o Lori, ven de water vas leetic
low and de pishness vas pad, some
dimes dakes some leedle exdra dcies;
but, o Lort, I keeps all de poor.
(After long pause)-"veh, Jacob
Miller, yoa can go oier NIT der shetps--
but il vas yon tight squeeze.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

"The Popular Science Monthly" pub
lished by d. Appleton & Co, New
York, for December, in the mastery
ability and practical instructiyeness Of lis
contents, distances all competition 1t
opens with Herbert SpeDcers second
paper ON "Tbe Development OF Politi-
cal Institutions" Which is devoted 10
principles of political organization in
general. We commend this Journal TO
our readers as being of great interest
upon ec'eu,ifc, etucationsl and social
affaira
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
TIE CHRISTIAN GRACES.

Let us learn the Christian graces
As we walk the Heavenly road,
Mark the pathway each one traces
Upward toward the bleSt abode
lie who loves must learn forbearance,
He who gains most suffer loss,
"Tribulation worketh patience"
PATIENCE meekly bears the cross.
CuORUs.-FOr the love we owe TO Jesus
For the love he has bestowed,
Ietus learn the Christian graces
As we walk the Heavenly road.
Patience still the cross upbearing,
I.owly ut its foot we bow,
Sinful, trembling, weeping, fearing:-
FAITH has crowned with flowers its brow
Lo. its beauty now discerning,
VIRTUE adds another wreath;
And its growing glories learning,
KNowLEDGE hangs some fruits beneath.
CHORUS. For tie love We owe TO jesus
TEMPERANCE has brought her lilies,
Spotless white to wind around:-
PATIENCE with her burden smiling,
Plants its foot upon the ground,
Sweet EXPERIENCE now shall aid her
To sustain the lighter load,
While fond IoPE inspires new vfgor,
Pointing to the blest abode.
CHoRUs.-For the love cove TO jesus
Now III songs of loud HOsaunas,
Lift our voices heavenward.
Lo! what wondrous grace advances?
holiness unto the Lord.'
GOODNESS. her name-Oh hear =
Welcome, lovcliest sister here
GoDLINEss, in life and spirit,
E,rr t>-IsS i'm fuitb and nraVpr
CHORUS. For the love we owe to jesus
lark! "a voice is speaking kindly
''Let us one another love"
Hail all hail oh how diyincly.-
All our hearts thy words approve. -
LOVE. dear CHRISTIAN LOVE, come near US {;
While we join in fond embrace,
All is iov. and Heaven seems near us;
All our hearts are full of peace.
CEORUs.-For the love ne owe to jesus
Yet again we give our greeting
Toanother bright and fair,
On whose brow with meekness meeting,
Love and pity miuglr there;
Rise up sister, not so lowly,
Gifts of charms we bring to thee,
We must fade before thy glory,
Charity, sweet Charity.
CuoRUs.-For the love we owe to jesus
While around the cross we gather,
With our circle all complete,
We implore thee, gracious Father!
That we all in Heaven may meet
Now we part, but there remaineth,
FAITH, and HOPE, and CHARITY.
These abideth, but the greatest
OF the three, is CHARITY.
CHoRus.-FOr the love we owe 90 Jesus
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
WE OFT kN fUt ID NNII HDlS
HATS AND CAPS,

Undershlrt,, Drawers and Stockings, oyershlTts,
"a Inf. I,ucn and paper; Cuff and Collar But
tons toni and Shirt Studs, n, ckwear in Ties; Bows
aud Scarf, suspenders, Handkerchists, Pocket
snok.. Canes, Um brellss, and every article known
70 q INT euian and youths furnishing store;
COATS, PANTS and VESTS and oysrhalis'
ready made or made to o-der, for men and boys.
Doys sI,ITs AND OyERCOATS A
SPECIALITY.
Buffalo Robes, sie'-S, md huEgy b,ensep'
Horse Covers ana Fsbt 9Robes in great variety
GLOVES IN 70 DIFFERENT STYLES,
sor lsd!e,, gents, boys and children ehild1ens
Kid NR,ehp. vi b the new spriFg !cre, the Il 81
c,st srtirle ever offered for ciiidrens wear; Dog
Kid police patent lever spring wrist Bueh an ana
Leather Gloves, With ladies Dog, hid ana sPrlng
wrist Gicves and Mittens specially. we nave
as hands in this one branch Of our manuiactor-
les Ladies' aud childrens Furs In all the various
styles FU2S CLEANED, ALTERED AND
REPAIRED.
We invite the public to call aud zee; the In
6ucemeuts We uffer will be the article you want
and ihr rri(e Al which We Cffer IL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

DEATH OF NATHANIEL SEHSER.-We
regret exceedingly to be called upon to
record the death Of this very esilmable
,,entleman, who died at lis residence
near Chewsville on Monday morning,
about one o'clock. Mr.. Sehner was III
the late election, the Greeuback candl-
date for Congress, from the Sixth Con-
pressional District of Maryland. He
made an earnest canvass of all the coun-
ties comprising the district, and while
doing so contracted severe cold, which
turned into typhoid fever, and resulted
in his death as above noted after all Ill
ness of several weeks duration. The
deceased was III the SD year of his age,
an affable, warm-heartcd gentleman:
honest in his convictions, which be free
ly aud warmly expressed. lie owned
beautiful country seat near ChewsVille,
on which he resided, and visitors TO bis
hearth stone were always welcome and
entertained 10 the most hospitabIe man
ner. He had many warm traits OF charac-
ter which will stand as monuments to his
memory. lie leaves a wife and several
children. During the war he was an
ardent sympathizer with the South. At
that time he was largely eugaged in the
hardware business in this place. Il par
tv of Unionists broke into and destroy
ed his establishment, inhicting upon
linn severe loss. At the close OF the
war he brought suit and recovered dam
ages against the town to the full extent
Of his losses. -HdgrsioDn Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

The condition Of the uegroes in
Kansas and Indiana Is beginning 10 ex.
cite some concern, and mueh suffering
among them Ibis winter is predicted.
Only small production OF the emf
grants are able to earn living, many
of them being loo old, too young or too
feeble TO work, aud greater mortality
from starvation and exposure is looked
for than IN 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
Editorial ElreYitics.

~ UOutn Sttllle 10 udNc oSth NANffSN
out of the calendar. a polar wave OF
unusual severity swept over the country
last week, sending the thermometer
down to few degrees above zero, and
bringing snow aud ice much earlier
than for number of years past.
Diptheria continues its lavages in
Warren county, Va The Sentinel
says that Mr.. I. X. Conrad, near Lin
den, has only two children left out of
seven, dip;heria having carried of FIVE
Of them.
In his annual report, Postmaster
General Maynard recommends a reduc-
ton in the fee for money orders not ex'
ceeding IS to five cents, and to extend
the maximum limit OF an order from
$50 TO 500.
LAST week French steamer the
"Oncle Joseph came into collision
with another steamer in the MedItera-
mean, off the coast of Italy. Out OF
800 passengers on board only fifty
were saved.
a syndicate of American and Euro
pean Bankers has been formed for the
purpose of completing the Northern
Pacific Railroad They will furnish
S40,00O,O0O, for which they will take
bonds secured by mortgage on the
road.
Gen. Jos. L. Johnson, while coming
out Of his house few days since, in
Washington city, slipped and fell with
such violence that he was knocked
senseess. He is, however, all right
again.
A fire at West Point, Va, Sunday
night, destroyed the wharyes and sheds
of the Richmond, York River and
Chesapeake Railroad Company, the
steamer Shirley, the telegraph and
freight offices and all the freight on the
whsrves, including 1900 bales OF cot
ton. Loss $250,OO0.
James T. Brown, of Kittanning, Ia,
died, Saturday last, aged 81 years. lie
was large owner of banks and rail
roads stock, oil wells and coal and iron
mines. and bis wealth was estimated at
S3,O0O,000. lie was interested with
! lion. Samuel j. Tilden in several enter
prses.
Hon. Samuel J. Tilden has had a
monument made at the granite works
| in Westerly, II. |. 1t is l3 feet and
inches high and made of blue granite.
! From the four corners rise columns, on
which rest cap surmounted by cross
The name ''Tilden" appears on one side
of the base in polished letters.
On Friday morning of last week the
green house OF Peter Haring, florist, al
Berkeley Springs, was destroyed by
fire.
The man or woman who does moi
strive TO be loved is no Christian.
The Delaware beet sugar factory II
now working up about fifty tons o
beets per day. They produce from {
TO IA per cent Of saccharine matter, anC
are paid for al the rate of $3.50 to S,
per ton.
General, George b. Crittenden, eldest
son of the late John j. Critlenden
died at his home in Danville Saturday
! He was a graduate of West Point ano
served in the regular aud Confederate
armies with distinction. He will be
buried at Frankfort.
The canal Is blockaded with ice. About
forty boats are lying on the Cumbel LAND
/ level and over one hundred between Cum
berland and Georgetown. Unless The
weather moderates shortly, navigation
will probably be closed up for the winter
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11


IHAVE Just returned from the city wi!lt
l. another splendid stock or Hats. Bon
nets, Feathers, Flowers and Novelties, in
Millinery goods. Hats and Bonnets trim
med and made in the latest styles. Salts
faction guaranteed and prices that defy
competition. " NELSHANS.
MAGNIFICENT stock of Dress Goods
vi at WELSHaNS'.
lust received a splendid stock Of new
u Prints, Ginghams, &c.
JNO. +. WELSHANS.
THE largest stock Of Dress Gooda in the
/ county and at lowest prices ut
WELSHANS'.
rTIIE best stock Corsets in the county at
L WEISHANS'.
GULL lire of Black Silk Fringes at
L EELSHANS'.
SHAWLS and Dolmans at
y WELSHAES'.
! AIDES YOU will save time and money
uby buyisg your Black Silks and CASH
mcres at WELSiAN
VID Gloves in and Buttons; white,
IL black and colored at
WELSHANS'.
7 AIDES Muslin and Merino Underwear,
IL a splendid stock, very cheap at
WELSI!ANS'.
NOVELTIES in Fancy Goods at
II WELSHANS'.
CPLENDID stock of Hamburg Edgings
Thought nt great bargain in New York
and which am Offering at about onc-haif
their value. WELSHANS.
ZEPHYR Worsteds and Germantown
II Yarn at WELSHANS'.
EISCHUE'S Lace and MUll-Muslin.
L Neckties also Mull-Muslin for Ties at
WELSHANS'.
WORSTED Hoods and listers for chill
w dren at WELSIIANS'.
! AIDES, Misses and Children's Leg
- gins at WELSllANS'.
SPLENDID stock Of Ladies and Gents
~ Silk and Linen IIandkerchiefs in plain
and fancy styles at WEl.SltANS'.
SPLENDID stock Of fancy goods suita-
- bic for Christmas presents at
WELSHANS'.
TPDEGRAFF'S Gloves, for riding or
u driving, both Ladies and Gents at
WELSHANS'.
7 AIDES and Chlldren'S Worsted MUS
Lat WELSlIANS'.
NEW goods in our Millinery depart
" ment being constantly received. All
work done in first-class manner. Salts
faction guaran. eed and prices as low rs
the lowest. WELSH ANS.
SPLENDID stock of new Calicoes just
~ received at WELSIlANS'.
A LARGE stock of Hats and Caps just
Il from New York fashions. Call if you
want bargains. Have al kind Of goods
on hand cheap for cash or country pro-
duce. |. W. .tHAPLlAk.
Oct. % II
THE ELECTION Is OVERLAND in
store the finest lot Of Ginger Snaps,
Lemon, Mushroom, Nicknacks, Soda,
Water Crackers. Fine Rasins and all
kinds Groceries. Arbuckle's Coffees.
|. w. CHAPLlNE.
Oct. % II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
HO! EVERYONE!
That Needeth Anything in our
Line.

GIVE us call and be convinced that we
u have just received me best stock OF
goods ever brought to this town, consist
ing of Cloths, Cassimeres, Tricots, Gran
ties, &C., which we will make to order
or sell by the yard, also 4 large stock OF
Readv-made Clothing Tor Men and Boys
Mems suits from 50 to $50; Boys suits
from 81 to $40; OyercoatS $3.50 to $2O,and
the incest line of Gents Furnishing goods
TO be found outside Of the City, such as
Shirts, Drawers. Collars, Cuiis, Handkcr-
chiefs, Hose, Scarfs, Gloves, &c. All the
latest style Hats and Caps, Umbrellas,
Travelling Satchels Also full line OF
Rubber Coats, Hats and Caps, IN fact
everything found in Il first class establish
mcnt. All work guaranteed to give sat
isfaction. Thankful for past tayorS, we
hope by strict attention to business TO
merit continuance of the same.
Respectfully
S. Z. HUMRiCKHOCSE,
JACOB WINTERMOIER,
College Square.
Sept. IS, 1850. If
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HOME AT LAST!


THAT splendid anG varied supply OF
Goods bought in New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, consisting OF new
styles Dress Goods, fancy and plain
Prints; Domestics, Flannels, Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Muslins, Sheetings, Hosiery,
Notions and Fancy Goods; Shawls, I'm
dershirts, Ladies' Vests and Gents I'm
derwcar; Jeans, Cottonades, aud Shirt
ings. Also beautiful lot of new Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c. Ny Grocery,
Wooden, Queens and Hardware depart
ments are as usual, varied, attractive and
cheap. If you want cheap and good
Goods come 10 see me. Trusting by in
tegrity and attention to business merit
your confidence, now take this occasion
to thank you for past fayors.
WHIT. LEMEN.
Oct. l6
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

Brigham Young acquired the title Of
general from having been cs!ied 'l,rig.
gy dear SO often fy his Dumervns
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
Large Stock of Boots
and Shoes,

for Ladies, Misses, Mems and BOYS, at
bottom prices.
A full line Qucensware very cheap.
Full line Hats for Men and Boys cheap.
Large stock Groceries, Sugar, Coffee,
Teas, spices, Canned Goods. All Of the
above Goods cheaper than ever. Give me
a call. 30 trouble TO show goods.
Thankful for the liberal patronage cx-
tended to me respectfully ask contin-
uancc Of the same.
d. 4. HILL.
Oct. 80, 1880. II
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MADE TO ORDER,
AT ONE PRICE AND FOR CASH.

We sre rsady 70 furnish mfn ind boys with
EVERY Article THEY WEAR except b"ots
and Shots. All eur pu'ch',cs are made Tor cAsh,
wrich uleluS that the goods We Cntr the pnhi!c
vii! cos; them the LOW EST POSSIBLE Sun.
We sell them for CASH and not "n credit, which
zlaaIs that our customers will not he Oh HARGED
A PnOFIr tn cover the losses extending the
credit s,sres,. ONE PRICE. Every article we
off r L pubic has tic p'icr MARKED on 1T IN
DISTINCT FIGURES, which me4us th1t th" learned
ami uulpsrued, o, c and AZ, CAN BUY Al III.
SAME PRlC' il means positive, absolute aud
nndouht.d VALUE tor your money; II means that
Won can tnv auV article in our store at tue
LOWEST POSSIBLE COST though you be
totally ignorant Cf iae valae or quality OF Tue
article you purchase
MERCHANT TAILORING, CCsToM MADE, READY
MADE ASDHo MADE CLOTHING
Oureprire selection OF stock in Il l. department
WAS made by an experienced city clothier We
open our stock with large and complete 's'ort-
ncnt Of READY MADE CLOTHlN3 Tor men
and to S manufactured Oy the best makers,"ho
make specially of making for trsl-clasS retail
ers We are now filling up tits stock daily with
OUR OWN MAKE of Ready Madc Clothing for
Wholesale ard retgil We also
CUT AND MAKE TO ORDER
any Of the various patterns on our counters, COM
pri.ing
LARGE AND ELEGANT SELECTION
of mateTials, well worth the attention OF every
buyer either OF the finest, MEDIUM or lowest
grades.
THE CUTTING DEPARTMENT
l. nuder the charge of y. SCHAUMLOEFFEL,
lat " of Baltimore, an experienced hFst-Sltes de-
sign-r and CATER, for sixteen years engaged IN
that work in New York city, aud stands second
TO none among the professional artists OF that
branch of Industry, who are skilled IN GesighihI
and producing neat and comio'taole-hInue as
well AS
Tasty, Nobby and Artistic Garments.
Some people believe that the best articles come
from abroad We, however, believe that the
work people of Hngsrstown can Manufacture
t,rter things being equal, aud In TIL, branch we
snail make other things equal To the best III tue
couCtry,) as good articles as Can be produced
anywhere, and AT as
REASONABLE COST
and We propose to demonstrate that we cannot
onlv m,ke as good custom made artistic gar
rncnts, but as
GOOD READY MADE GARMENTS
as t the coppters of the best retailers of either
Baltimore Pniladelphis or New York. 80 that
Resdy Made, well made, neat a;ting, tasty, mob
by anS artistic
HOME MADE GARMENTS
can re found at I'll times on our counters, ana
Ut as reasonable prices, wholesale AID retail, as
any similar establishment elsewhere. In dong
40 We add new iudustry that gives employment
20 our own people and keeps money at home
that would otherwise go abroad TO enrich and
prosper other communities.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

FINEST lot Fishing Tackle ever brought
J. to Shepherdstow at
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
BAMBOO Rods, selected long and firm
ID ut MLGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
UGUST Flower the great Dyspepsia
n Remedy. Sample tottle 10 cents, at
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
DELL'S Corn Solvent never fails to re-
l. move corns; % cents per bottle at
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
DULL'S Diarrhea Curative, the best, for
IL sale at 25 ceRts per bottle at
MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
UHE Best Insect Powder % cents per
L Gun at MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
NLARK'S Indelible Pencils, the best in
v use, ut MAGRUDER'S
Drug Store.
May -, 1880. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS
OF THE BUSINESS OF
J. I'll. TIMMS',
CIGAR FACTORY,

for the past month are something Won
derful. Thousands of Cigars have been
sold and entire satisfaction given.
j. Il. TIMMS of No. 80 \. Jonathan
Street, lIagerStown, Mo, Manufactures
the finest SEED AND HAVANA 81
CARS that can he found, and at remark
able low figures. He also keeps constant
ly on hand full assortment of TOBAC-
COS, SNUTS, SMOKERS ARTICLES,
&c. In fact he has most everything usu-
ally kept in ii we'll regulated Tobacco
store. Merchants purchasing Cigars will
do well to call on him before purchasing
elsewhere. Remember the name and
place. j. IL. IlMMS,
81 y. .IOnathSn Street, next door 10 NJ. +.
Church. Ilagcrstown, Nd.
Oct. lG, 1850. ~
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CARPENTERS CHALK-Soft and In
" small balls convenient for use.
CClIOOL CRAIONS-The best chalk
y Crayom and cheap.
CARPENTERS PENCILS-Black, blue
~ and red. Very cheap.
DRAWING PAPER-Suitable for car
II pcntcrs, surveyors and engineers to
draw their plans upon.
DILL PAPER-Narrow and wide for
ID making estimates.
FOOT Rules and Tape-lines very cheap.
/ Ink and Pencil Erasars.
BAKER & MCMURRAS.
Nov. l3 NV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
Oct. 80, 1880.

There Is no civilized n1tion in the West
ern Hemisphere In which the utility Of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters "a atomic. cor
rective, and srti-billons medicine, Is not
known and appreciated. While it il =
medicine for all seasons and ali climates,
it is especially suited TO The complaints
generated by the weather, being tie pur
est and best vegetable stimulant In the
world.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to
whom apply for Hostetter,s Almanac FOR
1881.