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, 1881-09-02
FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT.
Tho lsuys Down Ut Quincy Having n
Good TtlMc-'rlts NFllltanrY.
Special UsRatth to 1Me Et{ea<hl Tribune,

II
Good 11mc-'rlts NFlunnrY.
Special Uisnatth to Tho Ch{ea, Tribune.
Quincy, ILL.,, Sept. l.-ln tia Stalu Fire
mems tournament today pl.r,,[x, M. &, Of
Quincy. tuos lirst prize NH! pet,rn second
III thu ha1u.eneine trial. Tl,e llub-n1m..huo
race for hand enRinca resulted NJ follows:
plsHnix. Of Quincy, ran III 3i.5 seconds;
Watsr Witch, Of Quincy, III AUX; alld ~
oria !n ssl1. The SwcupstaEa l,ost-race,
Eedorado. ut Decatur, ran In 45}zs; tile Tan
tons iii A:!!z; l,errcs. at Mn!l,,e, lii hOi&; Dex-
tiers, ot Quincy, 4ss1. In this rncu tho
l.ttcl'lehls falled to couple, md got no
time. Nip nsul Tuck, of Monmouth,
Won the huerafl-llub hook und |as!der r,.eu
!n ISL seconds, Young America, Of Dcca-
tur, second. llesenc. Ut Decatur, won tho
hub.nMi-|iuo 'lt'se-racu II. i2h Serol!lts, Dyx-
ter, af Qn1ncy, second. Thu i,tst OF tho wi.
NlbIa pllzes 1,lvB R0l,t tn the Dacntllr buys,
There wcro ',o serious ncrttents, though
William lurran, or tho funng. America
Company, suffered Injuries by belns run
over by truck.
, 1881-09-02
REPORT FOR AUGUST,

Total number Of n1arms, ST; second
alarms, T; third alnrms, /; stills, ST. The
CRUISES for same are us follows: False, ~;
sparks fron cllimneys, II; children with
lnitcfscs, 10; explosion Ut kcrose tie OIL
lHnps 10; spontaneous combustion, 8; SUP
posed ihcontlinrisln, j: Unknown, Ii; cl,ftn-
ley fires, u; communicated, Ii; defective
cf'E'nneys, 3; chinncys without tlue-stol,-
pels. 3; rckintlllng. j; cigur-stubs, =; lcals-
Ing Kerosene uEl-stoves, .; fon fires, 2; sparks
from st'loke STACKS. q tar- kct ties. g; spnrks
from locomotives. !.
or thg buildings three were stouc, twenty
live brick. ind efghty-ntnp we're frame. They
were Occupied us follows: DWELLINGS, iTi:
nars, :o; furniture manufactures s: slietts,
y; observation-disclosures, .; SnLoons. ]; tenel.leItts.
\; ptanli4s-iiIlis, 5; carrfag. ,ln!,ufact0tics,
y: e'l5inet shops, j; groceries, :; furniture.
st0rcs, =; otllees, :; freight cars, =; tobnccO
stores y; ps!ckinE Aonscs, :: taiIor sl10ps, =;
il!lnbgr yards Totn! Insurance involved,
Sii1.H0; totAl loss, Slas ,0j7; total fuss to In-
strange ~ near ns can he ascertaiilei. s!b-
H., There Is nn additional Insurance 1T tllo
uM!nn Stoek-iar!s, beyond The city limits.
OF S8hH0 IN building ami S11tas3,:: on cor
tents. Tho loss oil contents will probably be
tottl 10 insurance, With Il salvage OH bilEid-
, 1881-09-02

New YoI.I. Scpt 1.-.lhu Eric Railway
Company, to eilcnuraEa thu attendance ut tho
fall rifle lnntcll ut Crcelmoor, will sell rol,t,t
trip tickets Mt my point o,, the line nf It's
roal tn parties intending to visit Creetmnor
~ wlGateyer tile regular fare onB wny n,uy be
from such point.
, 1881-09-02

IFtuNNE+
at' antLINolT, Mlc'.. Sept 1.-Abont 4 o'clock
~. %.s uisef''oan, while the lIarbor1nnstor wns
s,,a ,atksne tf'e river opposlt the centre OF tho
~ ~ 1oE ''e l,oty of II nan who jumped from
h1ess w. seaa'er City Of Cleveland last night, he
svasns up tho body ot another ,n,,,, wlIlcl.
s,th,a hi ,ueclaed Indications Of foul piay. a
txas IIss. eye and rtgltt temple, crushing thc
s'iuEe ss of the rosc. ami si,ashlng lie aye 10
s.tas' Ephlcntly tile lutiy had been iii tllo
pSfs,oi iesa tl'an twenty-fonr hours. Tie
pno,G pG ~ Wt'To turned wrong side oltt. Other
eqmInlttasa lttssals M''iit to Il murder having been
'1a''''eH. Tho bUily IL AY yet unidentified.
, 1881-09-02

1DFt41s UHS91t& 70 91s C4lad0o 1f7blns,
CoInwATE1s Mich, Sept l.-tr. q. Ether
ttige. Esq.,, highly respected cittzem alhl q
resident iorefor upward oi forty years, died
ut sils resldence IN tie Second Wurd this
aftetl'oon, aged IS years. lie lad been a
suiltrar f1r sune tfaag, but the immediate
cause OF hL4 death was parnlysls,
, 1881-09-02
ROBERT PAIGE.

spffsdt 1Hspaeeh to tn Chteaao 7stbuneL
OSIlKosu, Wis. Sept. News was re-
ceiyetl hero tottay Ut tito sHsi.le,, tleat,l Ut
lsobert Paige, u prominent Mlll-owner Ut
Davenport. lilo was formerly III u wholesale
grocery business lu this city. md Ills family
IL tloW ytsittIlK here. Ills wffo IL pr0strute1
by Rrlcf. Ills rellalns Will bo forwarded 10
tllt5 city, ~
, 1881-09-02

Sptefus Dspufth to 7hs Ghft<eo Tfibuns.
Hos1t'N, Sept. 1.-The Assessors finished
milking the supplementary lists of mule ynt-
ers this evening. There llavo been only TO-
l'auies added since Afay l,uganst :: .0I3 tn the
sahIe period last year. on yenr III politics Is
the explanation. but tic total number of polls
y Y, ,bsS-nn Increase Of :s,71s over last ycar.
Only lttty wn,nen llavu ttllls far ,.yntlrd them
selves Of their right to ,payu pnl.tax That
they mny vote for members Of tlle School
Committee.
, 1881-09-02
NEW ORLEANS NEWS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Ian Ice famine
prevails. Only about nAetluarter Ut tho
daily supply Gull now be obtained by COLI
altMer5.
The strike OF the cotton handlers checks
thH movement Ut cottuu. 4 few Aut.dtau
, 1881-09-02

anFsW6 10p1aeH 70 3he CHEtd00 1FIbINA
WACrAcA, Wis, Sent. LA srnrk from
the snlokoAtack Of SWIM IL Fowls stnvc-
factory Mt l.ymcs, Waupaca Couty, set fire
10 thu snwdust, md besides burning TN ,,rar-
ly S3,00o worth ut atnycs In thu ynnt, gave the
1lill u clu5D Gull. There WIS nU INSURANCE,
, 1881-09-02

The alar1u from llox 1t, ut 10:4O yesterday
morning, WIS caused by Il fire III 4. +. llam's
earpcll.er-sliop in tl,o rear of M. :A7 West
lh,ntolph street, supposed to l,ave been
cnnscd by children playing will, matches
The Tire was put ut,t bcfnre tho arrival Of thn
Fire Department. Damage, nominal.
, 1881-09-02

Col.uMIsrs, o.. Sept. l.--linssclt Sshonn-
over. ngctl -, WIS sllut by Daniel Nici.,Is,
nRcd 20. tltts evening" thu load, which coil.
s1stc!t ut II hundred or more shot, hiking Hi-
feet III tho groin. M CAUSED Is assigned for
the net. Sc1!uuHUvpr will t|ip,
, 1881-09-02

Tnunr. = "111I'1'I1l1 tn I1EATU.
H, ,i,'oSE. ~. Sept. lin Itan,say's Caf1on,
hha. 5, Z l3year-old girl informed her
settne "su' aa.1s III passing n Mexican woutl-
xe,jesae eaa'hp, sl1o had been insultott by a
~nnsI1a9 10y. a mob went to the camp and
. VIII SI'ea l., l'e A[oxIcans, nino In number,
Aoaex. rd ste boy with knottei rnwlIitis
1hs Iii es,,,,i!ng sn,i!ng III death fow hours iatnr,
got trae subsequently h1..s saltl ller sfury WIS
taiel fr,,,u oat told for finn. Retaliation is
4toll tho Mexlcnn siIn. @''V' -
, 1881-09-02
49, - 3EALOUss HUSBAND.

Crxrnss papafsh to 1ns Chicago y+tbuns.
hth co,"sa c,a.A I'LL, Sept. l.-tiscon anu l,tcks,
saas t',sa' t'rna ~ hayo been iluytllg trouble fur
k,suIm,en aoo!'t tho latter's wife. 'rhe NUT
Yet. .da'ed da,a'. tonight. when Green Knocked
A,hoIiI1.na. atltl shot lli,n, one ball entering
@ts sI,;a ana another making q w0lin1
'' 1ld WILL rucuyer. GrGun tiutl.
, 1881-09-02

WADAsif. 1nd., Sept. IA well-tt,.tle fnrm-
or 'ltn'etl ThonIas folics residing jslat su,t,
OF lerc. l'as altldents skipped mt aid left I.
great ,nnlly lnrEe debts lMllatl. fiu went
Eroatly III debt tist before lis departure.
touched. w
, 1881-09-02
THE HORSE 1yrL1rExza

11E 11Q1tSIT IN NE'LU ENL4As
NEW lonK, Sept. l.-Froln the Spirit Of
0f tic Times: Tho epidemic influenza among
horses I'LL the season does mt nbata W the
season. advances. 1lindo0 will mike an
extra trip to Lexington aMl Louisville this
fall nI,d then return 10 Baltimore.
, 1881-09-02
NEW YORK CITY,

Special Dbpateh to The Chicago Tttbtns.
New YoHK, Sept. 1.-remperature: 3:aop,
ILL.,, 81: u p. ILL.,. 81; y. Ill.,, n; u ILL.,, Is;
average temperature, III; average temper.
at'lrc for corresponding date last year, 10.
, 1881-09-02

several days probably. The 0hint nf This
!nc9tlrK Il the COtlso1Ettntl0a ri tic scyernl
bodies Of tint ,nrtfcr and II rcviston Of their
INSURANCE, atNl lElHt plans nnl tic enlarge
,ncnt Of Its Held uf usefulness
, 1881-09-02

HinucEsTlts, Aluss., Sept. l.-.ta1nes II.
Jetls jumped through n wlntow Ut hts wife's
residence III West t;1oucestcr this Gvcnlng,
Hlhl nttnckel lIer with knife. Size then shot
him, probably fatally.
, 1881-09-02

SrHlS0riEl.p, ILL.,. Sept. 1.-The Stasc
l'tNisfcr Will publish to-lnrrow nur..ng III,
opinion by ex-Goy. John N. 1'unler oil tllp
mooted question whether m ELECTION sIloujd
BIZ held In tfo Slate of Illinois t],js fall for
certain county officers. Tic ex-t;oycrI,pr
discusses tic nucstion at soluo length, and
Nrrises ut tho conclusion thnt ttlu whale
effect 0f tho atlupt!0n 0f llc constitutional
n,netl!lhIent Ut i6so and the pnssagn Of tllo
Election law Of lust winter Dy tt,o Legislature
ts to postpt,lo tho ELECTION md qualification
ing the al!tces III question until 1H,., and il,
lgAve ttc In lHissesstllg ls prescribed ty thu
Constitution until thcr successors are
elected ai,u nuattigt,
, 1881-09-02
JOURNALISTIC CHANGE,

6p*t1ol IHspateh 10 1hs Ch(eaoU Tftbunk.
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. l.-Tllo Nebraska
FHrmcr ltns changed hallls. Gen. j. e. Nc
Bride retiring, a1lI D. II. Drnsp, formerly one
of tits business managers Of uIo concern, be-
colMing StlB proprietor.
, 1881-09-02

t3sI 90V Z 1sttE TT QlEItIE17kV Es
Ponr ROYAL, Sept. 1.-The Swedish bark
Batavia arrived tllls morning leaking very
badly, antl with loss Df sails. The Batavia
left Savn'tilall Aug. 10 for Antwerp, with n
cHfg0 uf nnynl stUros. Slie encountered tho
recent terrlblo hurricane twenty miles north
of ttiu Frylng Pau. ''~N'''
, 1881-09-02
DROWNED,

HE1p0EroRT, Conn, Sept. 1.-Jalncs
al,onoy m,d Degnartl Lunry were drowned
Ill attempting to 20 through II tluotl-gate OF
children. " ''''>'
, 1881-09-02


DIS MolSEs. H., sept. ia few years
1so two nefghhors named Ham aHt! Drowi,,
llsiue near Dover, Clllcknsaw County, had II
dispute over II hen turkey, MD since tlnt
'slIsial difference bad blood hits existed, re-
sulting twice III tar ant fcnt',crs for liam,
'&eburntnE Of Il field OF lux. INIT ~, attempt
70 sssasnato ono Of the Browns wlttse II,
kd at Night, Il bullet tram Il reyalyer conl-
lug through, the window and lodging iii
lde led-post Last Sunday, willie the
boWn Buys wcre ul1 their way
TO Sunday-scllool, they were met by oil
nap liam, armed with n rifle, who thrcnt-
snei 10 slloot 1t they crossed q line lte ln.d
made IN tho highway near his pace. Tho
no5s rctrcatct!, but returned with royolycrs.
Meantime Ham lad bec,, reinforced, and ns
i ne Brown buys reached tile tleatlimu Il
to!'ey Wis fired and returned. About forty
saot Werc fired. Hum WINS slot clear
ttt9ngh tho lungs and body nnsl died. Tllrco
y a. lae brown boys wcre wounded, untl nl;ly
sle. several nrr:sts wcru iiauo Of parlicf-
pa1ts WHO escaped injury.
, 1881-09-02

WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept. 1.-The past
month WIS the hottest August sucH 1y7,.
Tile rain fall WIS less than In any August Ut
the uecaIe.
, 1881-09-02

NEAn1S0s Pa.. Sept. 1,-Afiller Brothers.
powdcr'H'lll ut Lu1umaytown WIS wrecked
by IN expluslon. and IIenry Swustloy, foro-
u,all, fatally Injured.
, 1881-09-02

WlL1IAMslrnrr; l'a., Sept. 1.-l4ieltntnr
ca1,sea tho destruction tonight OF Otto Il
S0ns' p1anlng-ullll. Loss, $4,000,
, 1881-09-02
Thrown Tnos1 MS WAGON,

PAXTON. ILL.,, Sept. John Nichols, n
farmer residing northeast Of t.o,lt, Iroql,oss
County, wl'ilo driving home from this city
this evening Mt tho cltyse OF tho fu!r. was
thrown fr"M i,ls .wngon nnd instantly killed.
, 1881-09-02
F0RESTERS.

8pFt1aFD1patth q 1h1 tAIeaao 3Ttbun4,
LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 1.-The Grand
l.odge Ut this independent Order OF Forestess
has been Ill BeSAun tn.iAx. au4i Will he fur
, 1881-09-02
WASHINGTON.

The 1uhilC Decentralization DurauE
August over e1I.ttOO, ,OOU-'rile YOrlk-
town Cetehration-0t!aer Matters.
WAsHISUTON. u. C.. Sept. 1.-The following Ia
, 1881-09-02

III !xp r. s'r pet 'nnt pas; ,. rxsnas t lS
tss nsr ceHs 'nsss. sa;ttJ
E",r Emit ana a s,, .ns'hMlt cr cent bo'ds. s.in1
i,sirbpna KIT WIN s; tta Il. ~
.:s--.-..
Mni9.t SGi tIp NJ ~; ao
.oxai-.n.sIo1s.." .sIo1...' ...:.......... ybtisiiSd
Gs5,tttatss, !!, ~. ", " as!s':!t.::... y!Ssa!!1
f'as1onA' cuFFe''sy'.''"''' .:Gs.1.
Total without lnterc.t..... : <sl4tAsr5
rn,n,,,c,, !; 3o,; ~; :-S
rota Iiisrsst StIs
no,, ,o.. r,., /, ,r.,,,... =. -:;; =;
pecrsa.u dtag As,sst. sl
, 1881-09-02
All EX.c0NGkEssklAN DYING.

W1LKEsi,Altnt. l'a.. Sept. l.-Cungress~
MIN llcndrIck y. Wright Ii ,npIdly sinking,
md his .tent!t Is hourly exls.cted. lie has
beell confined To Ills bed for the past two
llluntlis with tlrUpsy,
, 1881-09-02
POLITICAL.
VIRGINIA DFf'fCEiIOLDEks.
Xpttiaf Ui3rntcA Ia 7nt Chttoss 7.ihur.

1lMllMuSp, W., Ycpt, f,-t}rorp. n. Ar.
null, Il Mu|ulto nosiuf.ro,,to nya,', ,,.'t,,.,, ~
DutIvilla a,rl rlmrln1to =, "ee't a" s.', n:eM',
n,,;n,ai ,,attn.,,', ., y. -, ltas received
ln'xcr necslrtl by tl1o department.. II IL u,,-
tlcrStond lint Arno1l IL 1uutlu fo wnl,. the
ptunk for poJtticu r,.usons 'r,,ts ,,;s',asn' sv
ina rrtnt.uI A., ,t,oas !, ~
=. .ny ~. SUI a'1io''R Lie feeral
oi!icials IN VirsI''E, ~ ie Is tho second with
III Tho past two wcnl;H WIN llas beer, s,ts.
pent.ctl, tho first being Stephen X. lto,,s. n
Willis ,,,a,,. nIs, II rol,to ur.,ts f.,tI, 1,,,,s
, 1881-09-02

md ltsttDn1ntAl pff,jr, 'N
!Mean barometer. aLsku,
Mean therr1nMefaE 13.i
atchn hnnldity sl.u.
!lixhesi temperature. Hk3
Lowest Temperature. ill.,
6ESEitAL uNHERvATtoSs.
CHleAUu, Sent 1-1Q;ts o. m
, 1881-09-02

last. year o4,D0o pounds WIS constaercd n
lon'l, go bushels, or 10000 pourlcts, arc re-
ceisea 10 the car. Ono car was received last
week containing 70, ,000 pounds,
, 1881-09-02
SPORTING.


...... BRADFORD.
8ptctal Dtspateh to 7nf Chfedeo Tribune,
BrAnfnlsI,, rL, Sept. LITTLE ri,ccs to,tay
we're we'll attended. Thu first event on tho
card was the talree-rninuto class, which wus
won It, straight heats by tic fnyorIt, Ste
pl'en NJ:
g.uP"En N'..*.s..s.sss.sss.,...+ ~ +..+.,....s.I |
.sasJ sthlJ s...'+..'..tss- ss-.,..ss.,.........@
n,ot HHLo-' j. u
int{ t!r
49, Timt-::WH; iii iii: It'll '''' '0''
Tho a:ee3 class wis hotly contested, the
entries hefi,x Clara j., l'aFnito. Stella G., and
Sleepy Tom. Pools sold: 1'nraltu, $40; held,
SKI. Tha ilrst and second heats were taken
hy Clnra J. Tllis did mt atler tho feeling IN
the po0!-lyx. Paraito continuing ~ fnyOrit.
IN thu third l,ent Charlie Green was put b.-
hind I'aralto. Through, NJ, aceittellt l,e tnok
tho pole. winning thu llent easily. The fourth
heat WIS taken by, Feeks' horse, S,ella G.,
WHO slowed a wonderful burst OF SPEED by
trutttng around tile entire PARTY. Stella als,
took tho nth heat, I''ara!to being tistai,ced.
;Ilie race was unfinished, atlu will be closed
tomorrow:
Stcijat ern ti;;'...':...........:..'..'.'..'.a ;
tinn,,, r,.,,, 4diS
Time-::t;;!i;i:: :36isi;; ;;i; :;:jX; s:as.
, 1881-09-02
STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-ArrlyeI, the Greece,
front NDw Ydrh.
DJsruS. Sept. l.-Arrlyed, the Illrluan,
from Liverpool.
, 1881-09-02

work lln'l INT l,ee,l many hours perm.rntctl,
rs yet been found
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02
Editorial l1rCNilicS.

The Grand Tournament, Racing and
other amusements to take place at the
Fair Grounds near Leesburg, on Mon
day July 4th, promises to be day OF
rare enjoyment.
The application made by Messrs.
Stonebraker 81 Co., manufacturers oil
fertilizers at Funkslown, Md, to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for switch on the Washington County
Branch, at a point adjacent to that
place, has been granted.
Mrs. DahlgreD, who, as has been an
nounced, will erect memorial chapel
at her summer homestead, on the South
Mountain, near Boonsboro, employed
Mr.. Smith Meyer, a Washington City
architect, to prepare plans for the same,
New York citizens drink 100000
glasses of beer every day throughout
the summer.
DR.. Albert G. Mackey, of Washing
ton, author of ''Mackeys Masonic Man
ual," died at the Hygeia Hotel at Fort
ress Monroe on Monday morning of
last week.
William Curry, living near Oak
Orchard, in Carroll county, Md, had
$4,000 in Western Maryland Railroad
bonds burned last week. He held
them in trust and had them in a bank
er's tin box. The box he was in the
habit of secreting in various places.
After the warm weather set in he put
it in stove. Last week his wife, dur
ing the cool weather, made fire in the
stove, and the bonds were burned.
The New York detectives claim to
have discovered man who was of the
party who stole the body of the late
a. Il. Stewart, and who knows where
the remains now are, The man is
named Mike Kelly, hackman, who is
said to be at present employed as a
Waterman in an Arizona mine. He
pretends to give full particulars as to
how the body was stolen. The amount
demanded for the return OF the body is
S25,OOO. Judge Hilton, Mr. Stewards
executor, is represented as expressing
confidence that the right clue has been
struck, and that the body will be re-
covered in the near future.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02
IFagcrstown business Locals.

TIE POPULAR DRY GooDs HoUsE.-Besides
the great quantities of novelties in Dress Goo1s,
White Goods, Ladies' AID Gents Suitings We
have opened up an Immense stock Of new lrim.
mings suited 10 all the new spring shades. Also
large lots of Kid Gloves in all sbades, buttoned
and hooked.
$50 Whaebone Corsets at 25c to 81.
20 dozen Ll.le Gloves worth Soc at DC.
20 dozen Isle Gloves worth TO 10 I5c at so and
$50.
5000 yds. Jaconet Edgings, great bargains.
$50 pieces Lace, new styles
80 pairs Nottingham Curtains.
Laige lot English and American Cretonnes.
100 White COuutCrpants, at 81 to sl.50
2uO ParasOls at 20c mp to finest grades.
10 dozen Shetland Shawls at 75c up.
100 square Worsted and Thioet Shawls bought
low and Did cheap.
40 dozen Towels al 10, l211, 20 ard 25c.
SO dozen ladie-', gents and childrens Hose
very cheap. Great bargains.
Caicoes in large lots at 4, &, ca, and Sc.
A Muslins at OK, s, 9 ard lUc.
IS pieces Dress Goods, worth 1211c, Will be
closed out at l0c. Great drive.
The public are requested ID call and see his
immense stock before purchasing. Weguarautee
value for your money in every sale Very respect
fully, a. YINGLING, Hagerstown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02
upt11re
WESLEY PHILLIPS CASE.

DR. J. Sir am happy inform yon that am entirely
tested the without the appliance My business
Of will SINH
lar to Mr. Jordan of nstr
in
discomfort and injury growing Finding
anlm
terrible candion
improved will
Youm
th-st cspe
NewY WESLEY PHILLIPS.
DIR his
With the almost
SHERMANS
Rupture gives genmea and others of
bad
those who send 10 Principal Office M
Y. Branch
Saturday n Boton-Wednday Thursday Friday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02

~ DR.. OELLIG AND PFoUTz Tonic ELIXIR
AND PILLS, the reliable preparation 80 highly
recommended by its merits. This medicine is
known by its curative powers from the East to
the West, from the North 10 the South Owing
to the purify Of the medicine and The satisfaction
it has been giving, the demand is largely in
creaslng. 1t is the great cleanser and purif~s
the system; regulates the liver, heart lungs, and
kidneys; cures dyspepsia; is invaluable as ton
ic: will impart strength TO the system; restores
lost appetite, and is also certain to remove al
obstruction to the regular course of nature in
females. II will also strengthen the weakest
cord, restore down bearing, aud is sure remedy
for Whites, pain in the back, in side, or under
the shoulder blades; heaviness on breast, or bel
ching of wind. This desirable medicine is man.
ufactured by NJ. d. PfoutZ, of Waynesboro',
Franklin County, Pa, and is for sale 10y Baker
& McMurrsn, Shepherdstown; Z. c. Williams Il
Bro. and NJ. d. Snodgrass, Martnsburg; and
Finley Smith, Sbarpsourg. Feb l9-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02

ia-We will send samples free by mail OF Dress
Coos, TRIMMING, Satins, Silks, Dress Cling
hams, Seersuckers and Percals. New Spring
stock now open. Z. IL. " Il. l.. Spanglrr, H4-
gerstown.
~" We open to-day our new Spring stock
ana nave time only to mention few speCialities:
All Wool Debe ges from - to IS cts.
Black French Bunting from 81 10 IS cts.
Black aud Fancy Bunting from 20 10 50 cts.
Cashmer,s from IL LIE. To 81.
Fancy Dress Goods from 10 IS CITE.
New Novelty Trimmings and Plaids.
Black silks from Us To Sl.15.
PsssementeTe Trimmings and Ornaments.
Dress Giughams aud Seersuckers.
Muslin, Gingham ard Prints, all prices.
Parssols and Fans, Fringe and Tasses.
Lawns from ) TO ID cts.
G.ovcs from 10 10 81 20.
Our store is full aud stock complete and prices
correct. Respectfully, q. h & r. spanger,
uaggIstOWn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02

sgs- II you want ~ fashionable spring suit OF
ciolLe., 90 to J d. Swariz, Northwest corner
Public square, ERgerstown.
,F5- The latest designs Of Neck Wear at J. d.
SwarIz's, merchant tailor, Hagsrstown.
c5s- The largcst and best variety Of Linen and
Paper Collars in the city at j. d, Swar'z's Mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment, Hagerstown.
Icy" NOW READY.-At the popular gents
furnishing house on the public square, Hagers-
town of !. ID. Swartz, the merchant tailor, has
now roady one of Ihe most elegant stocks of
piece 90, ds, gents cOllarT ties, handkerchefs,
&C., ever brought 10 Hagerstown. The goods
are u of the latest designs and pattern, some
real beauties, aud from tie lowest to the finest
tx ures made IfyCu need nobby spring suit
call early and leave your orders
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02

An exchange says flies may be dis
posed OF by taking half a teaspoontul OF
pulverized black pepper, one teaspoon
iul of brown sugar and one teaspuonful
of cream. Mix well and place them in
a room on q plate where flies are troub-
lesome, aud they will soon disappear.
WIN. J. Whitney, son of Mrs. Myra
Clarke Gaines, the famous New Orleans
claimant" was shot and instantly killed
by James NJ. Christmas, his brother-in-
law. in Washington City, on Saturday
afternoon last. The difficulty arose GU.
of business matters, they having been
partners.
Young man, don't swear Swearing
never was good for sore finger. 1t
never cured the rheumatism nor helped
draw a prize in a lottery. 1t isn't rec
commended for liver complaint. 1t isn't
sure against lightning, sewing machine
agents, nor any Of the ills which beset
people through life.
We see it stated that Col. Robert
Beverly, of Fauquier, whose sale OF over
$4,000 worth OF cattle, realized a net
profit of oyer $4,000 on the transac-
ton.
Rev. VIM. A. Gring, of Bedford, Pa,
has received a call from the Reformed
congregation at BurkettsviIle, Frederick
County, Md, to become their pastor.
Rev. Gring was pastor at keedysyille q
few years ago.
1t is said that S1OO,OOO,OOO will be
required to pay pensions next year.
This year s70,O0O,0O0 will expended.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-07-02
NOTICE.

WE take this method Of informing tho
w public generally that We are receiy-
ing and keep on hand constantly ful
assortment Of Dry Goods and Groceries,
Notions OF every description, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queens and Hollow
Ware.
Just received full line Of Buntings,
Lawns, Casbmeres and Alpaccas.
A choice lot Of Prints and Percals.
Linen Suiiing aud White Goods.
Custom-made Shoes speciality, far su.
perior TO any yet brought 10 this market.
Floor and Table Oil Cloth.
Our Grocery department IL full and
choice.
Our Roasted Coffee at Is cts. cannot be
excelled.
Potomac salt Herring by the hundred.
Mackeral by the Kit, quarter and half
Dbl.
Potomac Cement constantly on hand.
Red Bird and other horse rakes for sale.
The Walter A. Wood Mower for sale.
Highest price paid for wheat and corn.
Country produce taken In exchange for
goods.
DRAWBACK & ATKINSON.
Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
May q, 1881. II