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ladies' Custom Made Shoes.

Gunter proposes TO beat the world
on ladies' shoes this season. The
grea. trouble is to get . shoe that
will wear without paying q high
price. Gunter has solved this Prob.
lem. Call aud zee bis custom wort
ct prices that will surprise you. Il
wont pay to buy shoddy goods. wher
you can get custom made shoes 81
such los figures.
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-Arriyals d Tie veraaaah.

]. G. Norfect. Walter Webb, E. y.
P,Oud6t, W. A. Anderson, Tim
Vance, Memphis ; r. K. Neal, D.
W. Wilson, Louisville; II. Kslso,
q. d. Baker, St. Louis D. W. Flow
ere, Elliott Station, Mlss.; J.. B,
Love, N. Y; r. O. Ballentine, John
West, city ; r. A. Darby and fam
lily, county.
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TnE SrAp would hot shock tho
mcdesty Of our'townsman, Mr. W 7,
Morehead, but rs the tltce Sabbath
schools are going to mute on a grand
Christmas tree, II wants to call ut
tcnuon 10 bis card aud local notices
and say that he is prepared to far-
nish a great many very beautiful and
unique articles that would adorn tho
tree handsomely aud make no less
handsome horuments upon the per.
sons Of the lair oues and gallant
young men MS well us tho little girls
aud boys and the cold folks of Sar.
dis aud the country around.
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rgher.i Mother. I I so0her.iii

wv "fHA F'NHA "WN'ffN
Arc You disturbed NJ night and
broken Of your rest by a slck child
suffering and crying with the cxcru.
eating pain OF Cutting teeth If 40,
90 ut once and get a bottle OF Mns.
WlSsLow's SOOTHING Syaup. II
will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mcdiately -depend, upon IL; there
is no mistake about IL. There is no
mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that
1t will regulate the bowels, give rest
to the mother, and relief and hcslth
to the child, operating like magic.
II Is perfectly safe to use in all cases
and pleasant to the taste, and 10 the
prescription Of one Of the Oldest and
best family physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere
at % cents a bottle. (%nov27ly
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FOE SALE.

We have a three. aere improved
lot in the town Of Batesyills, a nice
.s'aily residence = ssich . bargsin
can be had in price, time, etc, BY
early application to
A. ]. 4 G. L. HuRr,
oS0tdl5 CORTLAND, Miss
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10! EOI no!

Go to M~orehcal's for your lloli.
day presents, the finest selection ever
brought to Sardi5 in tie way Of fine
watches, chaina, necklaces, fine sci
rings, bracelets, Ladies' and Misses
se,s-so,ii gold.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Those indebted to the old firm Of
Ballentine. lIefin 4 Co., must come
forward and make settlement at once
or they will find their claims in the
hands of an oficsr. will not con-
tinue the settling up Of this busi'
ness longer.
dali G. W. BALLRsrIsE.
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Mr.. Thomas II. Taylor desires to
inform his friends that he is now in
the popular clothing house Of Mcssrs.
johnson & Vance, 800 Main street,
Memphis, where he will be pleased
to see them and receive their orders.
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Sewing machines Of all kinds can
be bought of MorehsAd at Memphi,
prices. The White still ahead. Gen
tlemen, come and buy one and make
your wife a christmas present. Moth
Ing would please her better.
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a. Moopr, Deputy su-
uander OF the American
Honor, organised Friend
numbering tventy-nine
fmbers, at Pope Station.
Nth The follo Hlng officers
| next year: L. p. Pip
handler G. q. Strietlin.
Ma n. Addis Piptis,
p. Perkins, tecrstny
pkin, CcIlecsor Mn. n.
Freasusss; J. D. Bsynore,
J. B. Bass, 0sids; Mrs.,
ignore, Warden D. n,
1. v tssrk,r. y NJ
Y. y. Wray, rtussees,
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A square cost sale-li you don't
wish to buy, call and price, | will
sell %cslicos from the REST brands
from 5 cents and upwards. Ladies'
dress goods ct COST. Flaansls /!
Flannels! Flannels in great variety
white, red, blue, brown, grey, ma
vy.blue. spotted, checked and plaid,
at COST. Go to Gross's.
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Pres't of Association.
Sardis, Miss.. Dee. 9Th.

MARRrED-At the residence Of the
brides father, Mr. r. H. Edmunds,
ST., on Thursday, December 9th, by
Rev. X. II. Crosier, Miss Annie IL.
Edmunds and Mr. w, D. Chapman,
both Of Sardis.
We congratulate the loving couple
upon this contamination Of their
brightest, dearest hopes and wish
them a long life Of love, happiness
and prosperity.
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Ballentiue & McCrackcn will sell
goods Of every description at cost
during the next sixty days. Now
is the time and the hest chance you
evcr had to supply yourselves and
your families. q
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From MONDAY the Glh II Nv
or dBEn, | will offer NY entire
s,cok n merchandise, consisting "
Dry.Good,. Clothing, Boots and
shoca, Hats ard Cas- and Gents
Furnishing Goods, NJ COST NJ
deviation or deception from the above,
Go 10 Gross'a
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
consisting Of about'75 dozen shirts,
Undershirts and Drawers Of oil kinds
and prices erom Is cents up. Car
digan knit JACKETS in great va
riety at COST. Go to Cross.
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II you want anything in the way
Of Silver and Plated ware such %
casters, pickle stands, butter dishes,
cake baskets, knives and forks, table
and tea spoons, 60 to Moreheaa'ss.
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The only Democratic Illustrated
Newspaper published will be sent
postpaid. fUr five weeks until end
" csmpaipn) for Tulnry CESrs.
Agents wanted in every town. Send
30 cents for Eve weeks subscription,
or o cents IN postage stamp. for san.
pie copy and Illustr.ted catalogue.
Clubs OF 4 will he sent Ave weeks for
one doilur. Address Frank Leslie
Publishing Co., 10 Dey street, N. Y.
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L,eanlifnl sixla nrinis.

For beautiful style prints,
Go to Gunier's,
For elegant and chcap dress goods,
Go to Gunter's
For ladies' clcaks new and stylish,
TO TO Guntcr's.
For ladies' shoes, beat in The world,
Go to G%untcr's,
For stylish clothing,
Go to G%untcr's.
For a cheap sallIe,
Go to Guntcr' 8.
For BARGAINS,
Go to Gunter's.
He's selling for CASH now, and
don't you forget il.
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Of $500 the directors Of
Sardis have bought q
(which will soon be at
door Of their ponderous
very ingenious contri-
[ne that will bsffie the
n burglar, After the
adjusted It would be i'm
open the safe until q
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IMPORTED WATERPRO0FS
in great variety and colors--brown,
light blue dark -bale, navy. blue, grey,
checked, plaid Waterproof at COST.
Go 10 CROSS.
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The circuit clerk Of Carroll eouu-
" has resigned. On the sns Mon
day ID January there will BE- . sre-
cisl e!esaoa - ~ shs position.
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bue there is q call for a
Ehe Mexican war veter-
the countie, Of Pamela,
Tute, at Senatobis on
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column appears the
Of q meeting Of repre-
n Of Sardis, relative to
es put BY night-prowlers
U. Gross, ONE 81 ous
hants. We join with
p in denouncing such
demand the arrest and
of the perpetrators, il
found.
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bornine the roof Of Mr..
nds's kitchen crught Gre
hive flae With the aid
. dozen neiglb prs the
poon e~stingaished. Very
) was done.
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N this week the north
mail train has been from
hours late, owing to the
trains Oh the Jackson
by overajws.
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h silver certificates afe
general circulation here
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ID Of Supervisors met at
Onday. Among tho ac.
bed are the following: j.
s550.5o for court house
Fletcher and Mrs. II.
2.50 for residue Of said
Pillen, court house con-
200, upon the architect
certificate that the terms
Fact have been complied
Board sdjournsd 70 meet
BIT Monday 10 January,
hold two days, and the
ing OF Ia.esvil'e.
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was not present at the
lhe Board Of Mayor AMI
Monday night. There
hcr meeting the first
ht in January.
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bottom Is coming IN ilai
~ room ior II On tlis
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H. ~ HmlA, 81 Fintaua Mm
ssjt On saIl wesfitR N ''isly
tnnE i'sl, tbi u has heilel ne !
intend 10 hase sasshsf VI sssn
ssseelh sosn Zee advertisement,
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<rlay while the hands of
rain were "pile-i driving
luha'chic river, a hand
p and struck Conductor
and made an ugly cash
lip. DR.. J. II. Payhe
Found.
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" IL rswlH. csA sslw ~
raHiii, Ialsie, vhio, mgs A.
fattsa X ihsy 80 niisgsl Ne "
tfih Nv fht Hip "a afssf gfsn Hahi
iaf iGeast iohi be saafhm l'ad
Hfs adgHfftfHaHi.
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January next, there will
Installation Of the officers
BITS Of Honor and Legion
/ Tho Longtown lodges.
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n COLEMAN, an old AMI
inen of this county, died
eight miles west Of
unday, in tho Goth year
His remains were in.
endship Church Cemc-
at ] o'clock p. N. 0bit.
next issue.
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Everything now in my store known
as the RED STORE, will be sold al
COST. Go 10 Gross's.
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Just ~received-a lot of double
barrel shot. guns which will be sold
cheap at (n2O-4o 0UTTEN'S.
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II you want TO see what goods are
WORTH and what goods COST, 90
TO CROSS.
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BALMORALS for Ladies', Miss-
os' and Children in great variety at
COST. Go to CROSS.
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fkhaHf IaaWI ffm he beai
tgsfif ~ ~ nmmatast u ltnI
w. "a fYais'f
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MMoYs has received n
'en. II. g. McC,mb en-
Fder for ten c,pies Of the
4. lie received one from
\ in Petersburg, Va also
n copies.
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J. CoLraAs hiss bought
grocery aud con.
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Just think Of %it-many Of the
goods at ]. Greenewald's have been
marked down more than so per cent.
lower than they have been selling.
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Attention, Comrades

Veterans Of the Mexican War
There will be a meeting of the mem.
bers Of the local association at the
court. Louise in Senatobia, December
18th, 1880, at - o'clock. Every
member is requested to be present,
as there will be business Of impor>
lance to transact. let us have O
full meeting from the counties Of Pa.
nolu, Tate and Dcsoto.
"A. l.. CRuyBY,
Pres't Of Association.
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Ladies' NET SACQUES, all COL
ors and shades, at COST. Go to
Cross.
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kaa.if#frf tlif len a1, faJs
lat iute ! fal Js1 4 blhms
fHttfl VI thfH s BH
feu mifttllsa . IaHyslelsn, snd
leok llis fsm~aiss commonly nssd N
saeh eassa smshg them eHIamti anA
galalss wlshs#l ftlsf. Abssi o.
tsief iHh ! eomssshesd ths use N
~. Duiltlls's nhfauN q, linrms,
aeeofdlhg " directions, Which I iol
lowed up I've stfTml diys Then tack
N nhly ne ! need u 10y utc ioso
~ if until | 81 ny stomach
and liver NJ good wo ine order,
siuce witch lime ! bste had no ctlls
~ other uoablt. W. bnAyRs
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CLOAKS. CLoAKs !! Cloaks .
the best assortment ever in this
market at COST. Go to Gross's.
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dent. HOSIERY IN great yatie
~ ffom . cents up GAUNTLET
Gioeea n OIL kiads and grades, VI
COST Go ~ Ufnsa'a.
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Nsw hlnLA.af.
ATS. n Gunt.r.

An immense attack Of Lrdies
siltWLs iroin ~ cents urwsids,
consisting u breakfast, Cheneal,
Zephyr Knit Wraps and Gent,'
\ lawls al COST. Go 10 Crosse
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Daniel Murphy, whose illness we
mentioned in cur last issue. died in this
place Oh Thursday last. His remains
were taken to Martinsburg for internent
in che Catholic cemetery 1T that place.
His aye was about "a years.
Mrs. Boswell of Clarke county is visit
ing Mrs DR.. Gold in town.
The National Democratic Convention
Mt Cincinnati was organized on Tuesday
last. with Ex-Goy. VIM. Stevenson of
Kentucky rs chairman.
The venerable DR.. John Mckim HolH-
day, of Winchester, Va, and father OF
Gov. Holiday, died at the residence OF
his son-in-law, DR.. g. +. Mason, in
Charlestown, last saturday, in the SD
wear of his age. For over 80 years DR..
Holliday was 4 successful physician ut
Winchester, and was universally esteem
ed.
Among the list of medal and diplomas
awarded at the recent closing exercises OF
the Virginia Female Institute, Staunton,
Va, we find, "Neatness and Diligence,
Miss Daisie b. HoOtf," of this county.
The Free Press says that Mr.. Bayliss
Trusscll, of this county, fell from load
of hay OH Monday and was hurt-not
seriously. he is doing well under the
minstralions of DR.. Byington.
Nessrs. Charles II. Herbert and James
MCLAUGHLIN will De the proprietors OF the
new Washington House, Hagerstown,
articles OF agreement to this effect having
already been signed.
Ms GLADDEN., aged 50 years, mother OF Mrs.
Geo. w. Grove OF Hagerstown, died near Mar
tInsbulg, Wednesday morning.
The crops of Messrs. VIM. B. Page, j.
X. Num-, DR.. c. +. Lippitt and the MesSrs.
Lewis were more Or less damaged by 4
storm, in Clarke county, Saturday last.
The Wheeling Register is authority for
stating that in the 81 counties OF the State
there was not, on the 9th. delinquent
Sheriff for non-paynent OF taxes for the
wears 1873 and 1879. This Is Il creditable
showing for the Democratic administra-
ton.
The young ladies' and gents of our town held
a Leap Year Pic Mic at Lemen's Grove, near
tom, OIL Thursday last They had pleasant
time
The house Oh the farm of the late Mich
ael Seibert. near Hedge>yille, was burned
OH Tuesday of last week. Mr.. Reynolds,
who WAS the tenant, lost the most of his
furniture. The fire originated from ashes
in the cellar.
At the IIagerstown end two miles Of
track has been laid on the ). V. K. K. and
enough iron has been received TO lay
eleven miles. The work of grading is
under way on the whole line. There
will be three stations between Hagers-
town and the river, at ShcpherdStown.
The station house ut Sharpsburg is COM
plctcd, and the one on the Boonsboro' and
Williamsport road, near st. James Col
lcgc, on Mr.. II. \. Pohenberger's place,
is also completed. Mr.. PoflenberSer Is
getting lumber together to build Il ware
house ut that DOiut
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-26

SCORE FOR MnhER.-While we are
certain tha, this seli-constituted Escul-
apius has no power over disease, yet
there are persons in Rockbridge who
believe that Providence has RELOCATED
TO him authority to heal by touch. For
their benefit we will chronicle the case
of Mr.. Riley of Brownsburg, who pass
ed through this place some ten days ago
on his way to Salem TO sec Mr.. Miller
He was lying PROSTATE on bed III a
wagon, and said he was suffering much
pain from All acute discase-atrophy OF
the muscles. When he arrivedat Salem
he was unable to walk, not having the
use of his legs for months. Also, he
was unable 10 move his arms. On Sat
urday last he returned ana stopped IN
front of the Gazette Office, where a
crowd soon gathered around. lie Oh
served that he was greatly benefited,
which he evidenced by getting out OF
the wagon unaiIed and walking TO the
store of Mr.. Thomas H. Deavcr across
the street. He also cxempliicd the uso
he had of his arms by going through
the evoutions of washing his face, which
he said he had not done himself for
twelve months past.
Whether Nh Miller started him on
the road TO health, or whether the excr
else, &c, was the exciting cause, We
leave the reader TO conjecture.-Lsr
ingtOn, Ho., Gozeiie.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-26

N,sTo.tcAL SoCiErY OF WEST EiI-
srsIa.-This useful institution, ofwhich
our fellow citizen, Mr.. Faulkner. has
for some years past been toe president,
held It's annual meeting at the Univer-
sity as Morgas,own on the 9Th and
10Th OF this month. Its proceedings
,his year were more than usually attrac-
tive. Its president, Mr.. Faulkner, laid
before it some original army order
books, embracing au interesting period
of the Revolutionary war, with historic
al explanations of points not intelligibls
to the general reader; also papers con-
pected with what Is called the "Chesa-
peake war;" in which two companies
from the county of Berkeley participa-
ted; also a compilation Of facts which
led to the change of the name of town
then in Berkeley, now in Jefferson
county, from Truckfeld to Wizards
Gin" On the 10Th Hon. Alex. II.
Boteler delivered his lecture on Jas.
Rumsey in the large academic hall, to
a large audience. We learn 1t was
able and instructive, and produced a
vivid and pleasing impression upon all
who heard it, 1t is doubtful whether
any lecture ever delivered before tho
Historical Society ever gave Us much
ps,rio,ie satisfaction. 1t was Dobb
yindication of an honest and heroic
West Virginia mechanic 10 the merit OF
one of the greatest discoveries of the
aye-tbe steamboat. Hon. VIM. III.
TraYers was elected, with his consent,
TO deliver the annual address in June,
misunderstanding Lndfpendenf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-26

GoDEYs LADYs Book FOR 1880
The July number Of this evGr-popular
magazine, which opens its 5lst year,
comes crowded with attractions suitable
for the season. barley contributes one
of his selections from the poets, a scene
from TrowbriGge's "Vagabopds," full of
power and pathoe. For toilet sugges-
tons Cody" is always unrivalled, and
this number contains both illustrations
and chitchat that will be a reliable guide
for summer wardrobe OF taste and
beauty. The "Noyel,ies" are especially
attractive, and the embroidery on fan or
belt can be altered in coloriEg to suit
any costume, or can be worked as COM
panion articles in the same flowers.
Nothing finishes light summer dress
more tastetully than one OF the belts III
contrasting or delicately harmonzing
colors. We are sure the ladies will
agree in this opinion. The literary
matter is, as ever, of the very best, in
Guiding two entertaining serials, stories
and poems Of great interest, and most
charming description Of summer room
Of luxury and one OF taste without ex
pense. Every department is perfect in
its specially, and contributors will vel
come The July Cooley with delight.
It is estimated that the census emu
merators will give Philadelphia a popu-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-26
NEW BUILDINGS NEEDED IN
S2sEpRrERDSTOVN.

There has been great demand tor
houses here this season, and the demand
will continue to increase in proportion
to the now assured prosperity Of our
town, just as certainly as that the same
causes, under like circumstances, pro-
ducc similar effects.
For, there is no reason why Shep-
herdstown, with all its natural advan-
,ages, especially for manufacturing pur
poses, should be an exception to the
rule of development in which railroads
are such important factors, it our peo-
pie will ouly take some pains to avail
themselves of their present opportuni-
ties
Bat without specializing upon the
probabilities of the future, and judging
only from what we have already seen,
and from what is doubtless within the
knowledge of many of our readers, there
is need noW for not less than fifty new
houses 60 accommodate the people who
cannot secure suitable residences. In
tact We .eel justified in asserting that
good tenants can lie had ut fair rates for
not less than a hundred houses 1t our
monied men will promptly take steps
for their erection.
Aud why should they not dose with
out further delay? To what better and
more profitable uses can they apply their
surplus capital Where eau they place
j, where it will do more good, be safer,
more certain to yield good interest
and TO increase the value of the invest
ment7
Eligible building lots can be had In
and around the town at reasonable
prices. Such building material as DO
not abound here can now be bought at
reduced rates, and where can better
mechanics be found than those We have
among us.
flour richer citizens who have money
TO invest are unwilling to put it in build
mos why can there not be a joint stock
company formed among those OF mod
crate means to take hold OF the matter
and get the necessary capital from other
quarters? Such thugs have been done
elsewhere and why not here? Where
there's a will there's way and all that's
wanted in order to find the ways and
means is for the enterprising portion OF
our people to make united effort and
wiR that what they want shall be done.
Whereupon, our word for 1t, it will be
done and done well and quickly.
We will recur again TO this subject;
meanwhile we hope our citizens will
take the matter into consideration and
discuss it among themselves.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-26

A BEAUTIFUL MoNuNENr-A Steel
MEN OF ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP
Messrs. Young & Turner, Marble
Workers i'll this city, have recently
placed in the Cemetery at Bunker Hill,
a Monument, erected to the memory of
the children of Mr. John f.. Jr. and
Mrs. Virginia Boyd. This Monument
is a masterpiece of work and reflects
credit upon these young artists. In
addition to this, they have several 9th
er Monuments under contract. besides
a number of lIeadstones. This firm is
gradually building up reputation for
good work, and are receiving carloads
of marble to fill their increasing orders.
We have only to add, that what they
do, speaks for itself.-AIGrtin'bwg
Statesman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-06-26

Our personal appearance is a matter
in which our friends and acquaintance
have right to choice whether We
shall nfict upon them an exterior IN.
cared for aud una.trsctive, a coupte
nance mared by neglected grizzlcd
beard, or crown guiltless Of covering,
half covered, or matched with white
hairs, or whether we shall in defence 10
our fellows, pay due regard 10 our own
persons, and make them presentable
and acceptable in society. There are
many helps for those who desire 10 do
this, and there are none among them
more acceptable than Halls Hair Re
newer and Buckinghsms Dye tor the
whiskers. Both these preparations are
kept for sale at all our drug stores, aud
if any of our friends are looking little
the worse for wear, we advise them 10
make note of it-Norfh Sur, Dun
nile. VI.