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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
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rat6es pom Dubuque 60.
~Cuo; ES;hvr 7 @

Stsung pom O.. Stunt. - 0as
grotoeou Der 8erbanbIunssn Der lestsn
geriammIuns warb s~ensbmist. ToIsenSe
@eiu9e wurhsn seIeien unb gum 8eri9t
uerpieien. @siu3 pom z. &pner unb sebn
Nnb. nm Bau elmer Bride ibsr gbspsrs
Brand In Gee. 2, Eaplor Eownibip; De,
iu9 pou Sc. Sasan unb 10 Nnberu fir
cine Brlde an Der Wcglain StraBe In
Sec. %, Wbitewater Gomnibip; @siu9
pom George &ibler unb l6 Nnbsru fur 9ers
beferuusen an Der Gillespie SiseIitrase
in Seferion Townibip unb pom 5. Connolly
far cine neue GountpitraBe in Ssction /,
9ibertp Eomnibip; Der Bomb pom U. &app
als gonftable in Ssffsriou Gouuibip uarb
~seuebmiat; ebenio Der Beridt uou s. s.
Dunn, @sridtsi9reiber, iber bic pom /.
NpriI Bis l. Stunt 1881 coIsetirtsn Spor.
tsIn !; sbeuio Der bes Nrmsnauffsbsrs Oct,
teit iber bic In bemieIben 3eit,auu1 bswiIs
Iiste armenunterfisuus.
Da tsins ginpirfe nod S1abenerias
forberuuaen In Betrsff Der SdlbausfraBs
unb Der 0srIesuus Der Stra6e go. 9 in
SsfferiOu Eownibip semadt worben iinb,
10 wurbe uerorbnet, baB bic StraBe tn
llsbereinifimmuns nit benz Beri9t bss
@ommiFdrs 40 SuB melt wirb. untsr benz
8orbebaIt iebo9, bab Der Bitttensr bic
Bebinsunsen ieines Contracts srfiut unb
innetbalb go Easen, pom beutisen Datum
on, aue &oifen be,ab!t. Der Beridt non
5. 9urrisan, bes County S6asmsifsrs,
iber feline SerwaItuns pom /. Sannar Bis
l. Stunt warb senebmist. 90 Der gfshor
BON SuIien Tounibip isin SteusrsinfddB
sunssbud nod ni@t uOlenbet, erfoIsts
8ertasuns bis gum 81. SUM-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Earnt III %perfaufen.

Cine 9arm ron so adsr 9ans, possn BIZ
Salfte btrtits in gutter @ultur IN, unsefabr cine
Wsils nSreli6 ron Ni6atl Ssnfsls' Wirtbi&afi
bel Sbsrias Weunt Dubuque Co., unter sutfn
gssipsunssn ~ ssrfaufsa. &c befnbtt nd Gin
sutes Wsbnbaus, Stsuns Stalluns. Suea.
baus auf lem YlaBe. Der isbr sutss GaeapaGsr
bat. Die 5arm IL btlontsrs sssisuft fir cine
Stcdfarm anb bat sutss SSI,IanS.
9ie6babG tSunsn ;usIsi9 ten sanjsn gisb.
ifanb, Adsrssratbs unb 8tlpfritts nit anfaufen.
Die .3abluussbfeiusunBtn iinb fsbr eanfis.
gabfres auf tfm YlaBs itIba ~ srfrasen bel
gDiitps Gliiabetb 6enfels.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

2lrs. gu. Sores, Ode Der Ia. unb
GIapfrabe, Pat cine 3weite Senbuns bon
Puswaaren fur bic CONNER Saiion e,buI:
ten unb Ientt bic Qufmertiam,sit ter sssbrs
ten Dameu pom Dubuque unb Der hinge
senb barauf. Da bic Sabrssasit iton
3iemli9 nett fortsei@ritten 1T uup Wrs.
9Orss nod cine sroBs auswabI on 9ant
bat, 10 u~ertauft fe gu iebr berubseietteu
Prsiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Suusefs.

Wir idriebsn In Setter Rr. Der v@a,."
5srr Gs. SunssIs tbeiIte uns tiraIid
NIT, baB iein Sater - Elm sismIi9 aItes
5aus = moi tn W0sborf Isbt unb als
Brisabier S6rfier unb 5eIbbitsr bic WdI
Der unb 5eloer bur&ffrsift wie ein iunser
Suri9e pom 81 Sabre.
Dies mar In iofern elm Srtbum ais Ser,
SinseIs 8atsr ni9t In W6sborf ion:
Der in gerinsen, Canton Weri9, gu
6auIe III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

2Bir MAIDEN auf bic neue stnaeiss bts
l5srrn g. MeGuuousb. Gsent fur Osborne
Binber uub anbere aderbuuuaidinsn Der
bsiisn art a%ufmatiam. aIs 8srtdufsr III
ibm Ssrr s. @wsn bsbiIfi9. Der uIs frds
bsrss WitsIisb Der 5irma 9uf d @usn
ben Sarmern melt un6 brett betannt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
0rofc Tcicr
Gehurtstases Diet g'publik
-art-
mpntas, ben n. Snli,
int
Centennial 6arten,
&raper's YIat.

Ter tlm;us fcrmirt i6 auf hem Warftplass,
men, trsten BALI 9 llbr an ibrsa rsip. gsriamm.
!unssplassn %;uiammtn.
Mari6liuie.
glapfra6e tinunter mad Der rierten Straee,
4. Stra6e binauf CUR Wainfrabe, Wainirabe
binauf mad 49,, Is binunttr mad Glap 3lay.
itraee binauf mad ben Centennial Sarisn.
grdfbsnt bss 9ausen: Scrr Setter
&Iauer.
lbsil am 3use nsbmsn in frlssahr Rsibsns
fp!se:
@ermania gant.
Dubuque S6issa'@ tSsaItaft.
ct. Srfssbs Sinalinss gsrein.
We6anie's llntsrtisanss gerein.
giuS lntsrtasauss gsrtin.
Sdnssrbunp.
Gbtrrils Mcunt plus 8erein.
Ct. Ssissbs @ertiu ron Bellevue.
Delegation ppn GUTENBERG.
ct. Scbn Ron Ieppmuf lluierffiSunsS Serein.
@srmania 2eb'ns gsrFtsrunss @efsai8aft.
ct. @lpbpnhs llutsrhiyuuss gersin.
Staptii&s G%eunpsbr.
8strssnn: 5. ). sbieIss, Gs. Gonuer.
Siaetratb.
gpuntyteamte.
girser In 9utittu.
Burger ;u pftrse.
grpe Mari&aa: General 6. =. Seutleg.
Nari&aue: Srbu 5rsrlsr, Sr.
al. apepHi.
Hid. 8aufnauu.
gaIp. Wilfep.
Ssear Srinfmann.
@m. Sicltttebn.
Am 5sfplast III fir Ssitlt. amiiisutst, Wu-
n, @slaus unt aattrs gUIfspsrsniissn btftns
ssipIst.
SaS Teffs Somite.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

8. s.. Greues bat .. q. COOLEY iei
men antbeiI an Der bieRsen rGimes". uers
fault. Dem 6anbeI Iiest 70 fiber ein po.
litii4er bargain su @runb aIs sweimuI
awsi pier 1T. Ginsr wirb Der Inssfabrts
fein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

Am 2Hittwo6 2Slorsen finbet Der
6ffsntIi4e unb feierIi@e S@IuB bss S@uIs
iabres Der pom ben S9uefern pom Der
5simiuduns ssIsitetsn atabsmie fur iunss
Damen unb austbeiIuns Der s~oIOenen
Webuiusn on bic S4aIerinnen, bic ibre
Stubisn abioIuirt babeu, ifatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

IS fat fi6 6ier cine @Ompusnis Orsas
niRrt unb Elm gabbads sebaut. Oumit
pirb sinsm IansessfabItsn gsbarfniB ab.
qebolfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

Die 2Sitteruus mar i'm Dur4i9nitt
TN Ronat Stunt bsbsutenb tabIer aIs in,
Mai, Der uns einise sIabsnb beige Gage
sebradt bate. Die Saatsn feben re$t
id6u, iassn bic 5urmer. &esen baben fs
aenua. 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

Die Srfdnoer feiern ben 4. SuIi in
Bulbs 9rops. Sic MAIDEN srobartise
A~nfiaIten. Der grI0s tSmmt ben S9u.
len, unter.ber 2situns Der @rifiIi9en S&ul
briber III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

DperspiGe unb CASCADE trsfien sroB
artise aniialten, ben 9eburtstus Der &e'
publit arf wirbise art ~ beseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Tarrit 3,i p%erfaufen.

Die. ttiras ptuisr ale 500 gde- srpst farm et, be- str.
~aOrbtusu .. SftftIs In Gent SprinI sebSttt. 3 g1s:ltn
pen Saue Sprtne an her Sauefprinafrdst q Msilsn psn
ydfeatt unf ebtnicptit ppd Nputtetle In Gastaet Iepn-
Div stltaen "a. fttt biats su ptrfautn Die Barm bat 4
oder 5rl,, ssnus Jpitf n uue aaes G ,nb Bic auf re- spalb
ia gu ~einetfsnit. Saus u. Sdeuns Hut in autem 8ufiu
C.. auf TEN eauss II zine mic s~srf,asnes Au,l,. Rab-
~irfrssfa bet 8 ana Qlap In Cascade Sgtr auf Der 5arm
lttf. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

Am norofi6en .9iutn,ef III gang IN.
erwartet elm iebr i56ner Romet aufse.
taudt, bsfen LANCER S@weif p~enisitens 10
@rab miBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

Gtueut peroor6eueu Mageu ent'
iprinsen pieIe rsbeI. Reinise unb require
benieIben bur9 ben @sbrau9 o Dr..
ausuf. R6nis's 5amburse,
Erppfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Teifenoe Asenteu
3. 3. 9bubr & alfreb Nattcn.

Aufans oiefer 2So6e Fubsn bic
SduIprafunsen tn ct. Warien fat. SIS
wdre gu waniden, baB bic gltern fi9 iidrs
ter betbeilisten aIs In frhbersn Sabrsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28

pie 2iepu6fikaasr BON Dubuque So.
waren Isste DO9e bier in Convention uers
iammeIt. sic ipra9su fd fur 9arrabss
ais @ouuerneur aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Staot 4 Atteeeeno.

EEE> Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque,
Iowa, aad admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
2ebrerSfeue aeiucbt.

Gin gut ausstbilstter eebrsr iu&t cine Sieae
an elmer fatbolil6en SGu!e. DsrlsIbt IN fabia
in bsibeu Spra6en. Dsuti& unp GuslilH. ~
unterri&tsn. Rabsre austunft sibt bic 8sbae-
tipn tes Blattts. GnSba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Sn BEN srCbartisifsn
GGemwaaren.@ e(Gdfte
Des Dtiens
bel Waribaa Sieis s &c.,

an @abilon ". @arftfrabs In Gbieasa
III Ser Peter u d ale 9utdufr %austatnt. 5trr
Bund tmrftbIt I'D itintn eauesltpttn, bic TIRE &tntauft
NADER, btftus une lerst eafar, tab ht auts 6tht bseifnt
ptrbtn, suite une Bulge Daartn prompt trbaIttn. Sprttt
ser, ptan itr na4 gttsasp ismmti isr fuhd I'm inner
i'm 0ee aftt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
70. 2. - @6aeatlt&e 8rteftRe
Dubuaut, ben q. Stunt 1881.

Dubuaut, ben q. SUM, 1881.
Sn rtI6r aut eritfs ansatist CAB. rtI6t BON 20. SUIT
ett ium q. SUM- In Der bitasta gsasfeu a~nstipumtn uni
st&tabsteslt rsrttu aut.
altii& Gbrifi,u Rpttli emma
8pmbtrssr u z Stt 9ofspb
Bauer Wiqiam Rbuf pplit
Grant Barbara Sbarle 80
Gaulftn Spbn Stfrif 20
Se;os Gbriifian Siitlia Stspbtn
SenIea albert " ShmiipS Uiltam
Sandeu Sba 3baut 500
9iebelb Spispb 3paffarutb pisrrt
eobmann WP Wrs 5baut 3bcs
Wspe Carl
Dlsu ssrstHs Mot, ntnn N tan mad erteftn auf httftr etat
frast, ~ ttmrisn, sas as q ne tittst anh, uns bic Rum
MIR bn eritatft auiustbtu.
Serge Crane, gsfmdfu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-28
Ar@itect.

Srsb. Deer, ar5itsct unb Supsrintens
bent. S9uIen anb air6su etne SpaiaIi.
tdt. gas tier anb Soma Strabe. /,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

NEW STOVE POLISH-Carburet Of
" Iron Stove Polish has no disagreeablc
smell and gives a beautiful polish. Try it.
BAKER & MCMURRAN.
Nov. II 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

IL The community Of Morgantown. In
this State. is torn up over u series OF libel
and SANDER suits, just entered, which In
volve men, not only Of local standing,
but prominent throughout The. State.
John II. Hoffman, Esq, cashier Of the
Second National Bank, has Instituted
suit in the Circuit Court against Hon.
George Sturgiss and ex-Jujge Il. +. Ber,,-
shire, alleging SANDER and claiming slv,-
600 damage in each case. The suit grows
out of a dispute Of long standing aud for
mer suit against the plaintiffs, In which
the present defendants were counsel. Mr..
Hoffman Is quite q prominent citizen, -
man of wealth and one well advanced la
years. Mr. Sturgiss was the Republican
candidate for Governor, In the last CAM
paign, and Judge Berkshire formerly oc-
cupied the judicial bench IN that circuit.
The suits have great interest for nearly
every person In the town. Judge y. ID.
Houston, Of Wheeling, has been retained
az senior counsel In both cases for the
plaintiff. Some interesting aud perhaps
sensational details are looked for. NJ. the
alleged SANDER consists OF words used la
pubifc i-. -" ''-f 30 t''t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26
EdItorIaI Brcyisies.

At Meridian, Miss, Nov. 8, election day
four white men were killed aud two Sc
verely wounded by negroes. The me-
grocs opened fire on tie whites at the
polls, While the election was going on.
The whites had no arms TO defend tiiffps
selves with, and consequently Lone OF
the negroes suffered. One of the men
killed was A. r., Harvey, Democratic cnn.
didate for county assessor. Jbe Sheriff
with posse, fonnd about . hundred rec
groes barricaded In the house OF their
Eader. I'd. Vance, and the posse was
fired npoD By the negroes n they up.
pr cached the house. = 3fJ io sea8s iai0f
The, devil and Bob Ingersol are defend>
ing the Star Route mail robbers. Dislrict
Attorney Corkbill has written q state
ment exhoneratihg himself from having
bad anything TO do with the prosecufiosIJ
At.orDey-G General Mcyeigh, is In . pocket
between the Administration and the ac-
cused. and Bob IL sponting law and brffn-
stone at him. IL looks Ike the Govern.
ment will be convicted. ffH' hsEhrisa
The body Of Mr.. Lewis c. Brent, son Of
the late Henry N. Brenf, Of Winchester,
was found doating In the basin at BALI
moreon The 9th Of last month. It's not
known how the drowning occurred. He
had been In the city but few days. Mr..
b. was about 80 years old. , JIis remains
were sent % Winchester fcs burial. The
funeral took place Oh Sunday lasrning-T
Rev. DIR. Graham, officiating. -. -
The Coal Trade Journal of New York
says: West Virginia is looking up, thanjtS
to the efforts Of che locai pred, ID stisklnx
known tbegvaH niDerd rssoureess tIleti
the common wealth has been 20 boundful,f
~ supplied with, s,f,.zs 80 -,
On saturday last the Wheeling csrtrtl
Glass works shipped 70 Germany 4 iarze
invoke or glassware, principally 'Dss9s1
mugs; dishes,E etc. u wss -ti,e isrgsst,
shipment ever made By tils works "a ,st
foreign county
Old man Msrsis. convicted q bies-'
N, and forgery. % clesk ia sbs s6ns
department. Of The vireioIs peuissotisry.
Mu- BeIvs A. Lockvood, . lsvyes.s
rsvsres the ssrss4s Of W Washiegioa On
J tricycle.. s,f Z. =
SimonS. Harms0, . wssithy farmer.
Il KUckingham county, 4 dead, sRt1 q,
-csrs. He comnsencsd lie ssase<s - =
tase driver between Winrhesisf sad
Ixrrisonburg, 6rsi - sgenl, snd tkeur
g ~ Z. 4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

TRESH Pickles and Tomato Catsnp for
L sale by G. II. LICKLlDER.
THE largest assortment of Vases, Glass
Tea Sets, Glass Pitchers, Majolice
Pitchers in town. A full cheap line of
Oucensware is always kept by
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

A SAD Story.-A nice looking elderly
lady got off the train at the Il. Il o.
depot here on last Friday, and went in
to the Office Of Agent Nesbitt, and asked
him for pass over the road, stating
that she ad learned of the whereabouts
of her son. Mr.. Nes5itt, who formerly
held the position he now holds at Pied
mont, knew the lady tob be Mrs. Rowan,
of that place, who, about twenty seven
years ago, went crazy with grief at the
loss of three children, who died within
a few days OF each other. Her only re-
naming child, son, lived and grew up
supporting and caring for his unfortu-
nate mother, until about three years
ago, when he, too, died. The peculiar
faze of Mrs. llowans lunacy is, that she
does not believe her children dead, but
ibat they simply wandered from bome
and were lost; and since reason fled
from its throne, nearly thirty Yeas ago,
she has been ceaslessiy hunting Tor her
wandering children. She has walked
and ridden over the whole length OF The
B, & o. road east of Wheeling many
times 10 search of them. She is we'll
known to the employees Of the road,
and no conductor ever refuses her pas
sage on his train. Since the death Of
her sou, the good people Of Piedmont
aud Keyser care for her as best ibey
can, and she seldom suffers want. She
is always neat and tidy, and We scarcely
need SAY it, perfectly harmless. Mr..
Nesbitt could not give her pass over
the road, aud she needed none, but be
gave MS so much Of the sad history of
her life. Mrs. Rowan spent the Digbt
at Mr.. Sanford B. Halls, where she re-
ceived kind treatment and on the next
day took train for Wheeling in search
of her lost darlings. On the following
day she again passed over the road go
ing east, with the same object before
her.-Fairmoni I"der. 81. s.itr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

TOR SALE-Locust Posts and Chestnut
L Rails, Pine Lumber of all kinds. Bills
of Lumber cut TO order in short notice.
DRAWBACK & ATKINSON,
Shenandoah Junction.
Nav oS II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26
SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY NOV

CPONGES.-We have just received teh
- largest and finest assortment of Sponges
ever offered in this place embracing all
kinds, sizes and prices. 80
Also, another supply of elegant OIL
DRESSED CHAMOIS SKINS.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
Noy.5 ..a.-.s ....E 4w
TOILET ARTICLES.-English Hair
Brushes, English Tooth-Brushes, Toi-
let Powder, French Perfumery, Sponges,
Flesh-Brushes, &c.
BAKER & McMURRAN,
Nov 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26
Tnr New REIisIors Srxnrx Re

Tur NEw REIiGIors SrMMEK Re
soRT-The Baltimore Method 81, speak
ing of the PROJECTED religious summer
resort, which is now underway, SAYS
We are now ohave Christian mnuu-
tain resort a hear Baltimore as Ocean
Grove aud ,aore accessible, aud that in
religion already celebrated through
ont the land for its envigorating atmos'
pilere Between Oakland and Deer Park
onthe north side of the Baltirnnre and
Ohio railroad, Two hundred aud forty
six miles west of US, on the summit of
the Alleghauies, with the Mississippi
waters on the west ard the Atlantic
rivers on the east, twenty-seven hun
dred feet above the level Of the sea, q
property has been purchased contain.
ing nearly eight hundred acres OF land
which viii be laid out for SIMMER re-
sort combining the features Of Ocean
Grove aud Cbaulauqna. Its aim is re-
ligious, educational, recreativc.
The bar, the ball, the card table are
excluded hom it's precincts by charter;
all amust ments and recrea,ions o. an IN
n ,cent cfa acter will be welcomed,
The territory has n front on the railroad
of mile aud quarter, and reaches
back nearly annie over first grassy
meadow from which rise successive ter
races broken into low, softly-outlined
knolls, which afford exquisite building
sites. Grassy glades reach in among
the hills admitting the breeze. Heavily
timbered with vigorous white oaks, the
shade is perfect. Water is sweet, soft,
cool, abundant. A wide expanse of
mountain scenery stretches before ;he
eye, bounded by the backbone OF the
Alleghaniss." at the distance ol few
miles. Through the property runs a
branch OF the Youghiogheny river, ~
ing in several basins which little en-
gineerlng skill will transform into a.
many crystal lakes. Such, in short, is
Mountain Lake Park, the new religious
summer resort, designed 10 be equal TO
the best in natural beauty, healthtnlDess,
wholesome moral Influences, wealth aud
numbers. This is no mere experiment
The ground is bought, the company
chartered, and one hundred and fifteen
private cottages already pledged TO go
up before next summer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

! HAVE just received full assortment
/ of the Willimantic Six Cord Spool Cot
ton, the best that is made for machine or
hand sewing; also cabinet of Sewing
Silk and Buttonhole Twist which offer
as cheap as can be bought elsewhere.
n. ). J. STRIDER,
Unionville.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26
COMMUNICATES.
GASorowS, BERKsLEY Co., w. Va. I
NopemheY 9Th 1881 Il

GASorowN, BERKsLEY Co., w. Va. sr-
........... November eth, lSsl.b
Sickness of q malarial type has been
prevalent in some parts Of this valley, and
DR.. NJ. Ii. Carter, OF Shanghai, has been
kept quite busy. Ia. -i,, 'G a. F's lo
school affairs in this district (Gerards-
town. are well conducted by an efficient
Board of Education, OF which Hon. NJ. S.
Grantham is President, and most Of tie
schools sre progressing finely. 'Tempiar'
is not regularly engaged In teaching az
present, bat has been assisting the teach
err AT this place for few days during tie
lat,er's absence. Mr.. +. N. Fravel has
charge Of the Ganotown school, Tor the
present term. 4lr.s ~
Mrs. Daniel Long met with painful
accident last Saturday, In falling FROM
the second story OF the barn 10 the first
floor, distance Of some thirteen feet.
Fortunately she escaped witha sprained
wrist and some severe bruises, aud L. now
able 10 walk about the house. f
Mr.. Harrison Stanley and family Of Oglo
county, Illinois, but formerly OF this Vi
cinity, spent several weeks this fall,
among their relatives and friends In this
vicinity. ~
While they were here ! showed Mr..
Stanley the letter written % the Redi rGI
by Mr.. !. Chalmers Byers while he was
In Ogle county, Illinois, and he endorsed
Mr.. BIS views very fully, and says thai
he will be pleased 10 make the acquaint-
ance of Mr.. Byers when that gentleman
locates at Mount Morris.
ran down 10 the vicinity OF Eorace's
Gap last week and found things looking
rs usual, except the corn crop does not
look as if il belonged TO that vicinity, IL Is
so far below the average OF thai section.
Almost every family la that section has
been troubled with diptheria. and, death
has claimed several victims OF that drcad
disease. IL Is confined almost entirely TO
children, but few adults being attacked.
AT this time the disease appears To be- SUBJ
siding, aud il Is To be hoped that IL VIII
soon entirely disappear from that neigh
borhood, where IL has proved SO destr,,ct-
i've. IEMfLAh' Y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

CALAMITY AND GrILE--A HANDSOME
DIAMOND RING--A GkNkRoUs COvkRSok
AND \ NAUGHTY ACrRkss.--lt u said that
the handsomest diamond ring worn By
any one on the stage spark.es on the liltlc
white hand Of rather magnificent but
very pretty performer known as "Stella,"
of the Soldcne troupe. When that highly
refined aud aesthetic company played ia
Denver. some one introduced this partic-.
ular star 20 Governor Tabor, who IL u gen
erous patron OF music. During n brief
conversation with her the Inagnate was
summoned on businesf by messenger.
As he withdrew he, IL Is presumed uhcon.
sciously, remarked that he would finislt
his call some other time. ''Oh, no, you
WON'T" said the jaunty performer; "you
will get so absorbed in these great big
mines aud politics that you'll forget all
about poor little me-" The direct slnr on
guberliatorlal gallantry was equal 10
challenge. AT any rate, the Governor
pledged himself TO return. "Ab, dont
believe any OF you wicked Western men
without some other guarantee than your
word" said the clever Miss Stella, adding:
Leave me something valuable enough TO-
ensure your return" Now, the Govcrnor
of Colorado has many bags OF gold, but
he does hot carry them in his spocket, aud
the only ornament Of cost he wore was 10
magnificent diamond ring, the one huge
soliIaire, valued at $l5,U00, shining out
like an, electric light. The impulsive
millionaire threw his jewel into her lap
and made liz cxi'. Then the smart Stella
without loss Of time, packed her little
portmantcau and skipped OH n train bound
for Chicago. when the Governor called
to redeem his pledge the news of her de-
partnre was broken 10 him by a colored
waiter.--Springfield, Mass, Republican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

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MALTINE-A concentrated extract of
matted barley, wheat and oats, and con-
taius all the nutritio is properties Of these
cereals.
MALTINE WITH PEPTONES-Con
tains the nutritiye properties Of matted
barley, heat and oats digested.
MALTINE with PEPSIN and PAN
CREATINE containing large proportions
of heterogeneous matter, Carbohydrates
and Phosphates, and is therefore rich in
bone producing and fat making elements.
BAKER & MCMURRAN,
Oct. % CIV