davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-07-26

woy, s.t5. all fsom flu!E,o: a,ca1,- barge .Inhu
+. iyYn Aaa *s,nnrr l"hn NJ. liniehI,s+"''' et'''
qnotation. d, wheat tstns i; sti'ts MID o'i corn
scents. There Is hut lilllu tu!liW.
ENASAnA.
sntetal pl,rofcyt Ia Tie Chicago Tribune.
hsy.sAnA. sflcb.. .luly :;.-Arrlyec'l7,S:.s
:tss a q AkfMl.y H. c !,sr1tss t, sSt ~" Sssa'"s: S;a"
l!t. ri. Ellsworth. II. WlntIow. .L q. i!'!is 4.
Ce9s sti.nysl'le' stystIu ssar. 1oh'' sehhette'
i'elnirleiI,stonnasrs l:*cnnn:,a md Nltil'cscx.
, asnSn%srs hc% Esy1f,; y + ',ot!,! ttxso st
nhl 4. Cubb.
nuturu.
Sptttal Dtspatth To Tie Ghftdpa Tribune.
ot.I,Y ,S n; na sSc,s,n S f 4ef,s: sc'ss
,rr,a cticng,,: Cs'nn. fr.nt llnralu: tug Sum.
ens,, frnn1 DctrHt: srhoollrrs y: Muir Lbhset,,
rranx sscgct' sc"at"r' ana Foa'y lt"4ciH' ffo'''
Derartet,-1.arge ilr.,nswlck. ftr Ashland:
bGssisses b%o son n1.aos fos III GI,nswo. s" '
MARQUETTE.
Sytetal Dtsrateh to 7ht Chteaeo Tribune.
MAHquK!rs. Mlcl.. July Ea-Arrlsetl-lrG-
RELIEF. s"ntt"c; sc'"oneFs ''"hn Hurt anu ~ j.
ll,ssssl ,,own-Ir,pclcr 1npnn.
MI srrgss,s c rkgsr ss;;':s. Il ~ It. r. %sS sop
n Hffttdt NfpHtfA 10 Vhe tHft0G6 JffrifHks
s,nxlA. ont. Juiy &;.--rho propeller Celtic
arrived from M0urtn1. nllu c!rsrcti fur Cl1lchEo
with passengers nlid freight.
spts,n. n..patts stS'S1''H . Ts' Gi,4ase 7,,,n<.
KtS{1rsTt,S, t)nt.. July a1.-Arrisrsl-propclac
ecntta. frf,in Cnicugf, WHEAT; schuoncr Albdcorc.
frDth ChcAgo, enri'.
= HOhEHtCli.
Special Ditpatlt to Tie Ehleaan Tribune.
'GnpENiC1t, Cnt.. lilly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I4idy Mcdonald, CnIcnHo. cnr,l.
=" - MlhWAUKEk.
Spfttat Nisphst+ tu Ihs ta.,ertn ..."''nt.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., July 1t-Tlr only nsrtvnl
trom below to-day WIS tue eteaIn'larga c. J..
krrahAw.
80 Sptttai Dttpatth 10 7hd Chicago TRIBUNE.
EHlE. Pa, .t,ily :!5.-Ctenrei-lr0pcpr John
H. Lyon. GoMl. Htld GDnctnall9l, merchandise,
| nnl NchUoucr HntcttHsuI, o0al, for Ch!cuKo
*, ~ - lAy GiTf.
:, ''i Estetai Dltrifch fg TIE th!ea9o 7ftbnnt- -
DAY: GtrY. sliul,.. .,lly at:-Thp ll,,ssla, witt
salt left [ur chca00 yessersIay'"
, 1881-07-26

sr. 1nrIa, No.. July Observation-Disclosures
GnAtS-Wheat higher, unsettled, M. ! rod, $l.lsA
CLIFFS cash; sll1l Jusy, sllsaLl741i.lsf August,
f..a&si .1H Septembesi l.s3b Oct-
ubcr; tltla l:11k November, $i.i7txdtt yeari NJ.
du,sllU3t GrG uccorng to 'pcatlon No. ds'. flfH
Gt1us, lccOEdinR TO lnralun. Corn nb0ut atenty nt
471{047s:o cash; <7}<u JulYG 419(n August; &Js& u
septenueri sic October; +T]At4c year. Oats slUw
a tess!lc. cAah: :rg{c Lalys shas35Au AlY1sti
1skc fHpteInbers 4R3Es4c yenr. Ityc hrHGt Mt &1U.
j.EAll-Stcaay ni ttu.
Hl:TrEH-Htenaly; dairy, N4t5c.
ENHS- QnEt ut tsAGc.
WH1AKf-ktGnlly ut 41.G.
TRur1Fl0Sk-tnrk b9ttcts j0bbluH ht *lBb0 DRY
salt ments strong VI NtsDi10JvN N nnGo1i strong ut
E:ai}sfa M.sM!o!hA tMra non,tnaliy elt:al
So:u hM; t,Mts't.U0hui ryg, 301 nut har!oy nnno
cGrf g, bn, unts. %E bu; us'I T1o, I ID; BARLEY
NONE.
, 1881-07-26

Toledo, O.. Jnly s5.-GNAIS-.vhcat dulls No. ,
red. July. fzl, September, &.ag{; October, fLxldt
new No. rcd. sl.a,, an,bur Alch!Ran. nov. sl.114
Corn dull; 1Iah-tntxad, EG.
AErE.tStm,N cAi1-WhUat f5rm, No. rod. sput
gl2t}8 bId HEN asks.t; July, sl9si AuKuss. tl..s
sla It'd, lta;tl a.ksis NJ :mow I'D. t!il i.i t9ia
a.xra St s.s"dy; H. h!Sh,nMlxra. H M Sato n.y. ~. sta
August III: b.l+ 1&c naGt yaMr, A1t4u bid, nssed
t!nts 4nl..1s NJ" fN!t. !lo ld !lse aaSa1! AuYllat
year. :tkt
MISREPRESENTATION, I3oao tn; cora. .4on bu, oats,
silIFMES1s-whcn, yl,0o bu, corn. atoo9 bu, oats,
, 1881-07-26

H,%70S. July .s-FInuM-Cnol but nrlni Western
sEustinr $luJ III; e.Itn,nni extra, tht; Wiscnsln
sxtrn. N.ssi Minusautn eKtrt, Eau1tU; wnstr
whrnts, Olt and Michigan. t&0iIL7l4i 1nl!nnA *t4
GG1i H Irnls md lH.nDla. sAh,sT.n, striK patents,
tau); winter r'alansx, $i.tt9S711.
GnAlS-Ehrn RteGIy uni nFntt snixed unl yo1low,
AjGtc. bats liraIi nt!eratp t!Glnttdt Nh HHA bx-
tru white, aS;ct No. W1ltp fA3jltI M. mixed
&nt M. white. 5I& 454. ...... Z.
HliTTEH-ii,Oica erenmory. s!<1@c, cholce ladlo
pnGkett. ttia4st tur tu KDnu t3Stic.
EMstlH-Westgrn fruyli. lijSr. 49,. ....
itt!EtTsTE;?Ms. j; 1"u 9E,s 100 shck:' oorn. 2ao0
SHlPMEsTB-flvnr, l,!I bslSt corn. t.G0 bu.
, 1881-07-26

MILWAUKEE, Iuly ly.a-FLupR-Stronu ind adyapo-
Iur :. - y
Gl.Alx-wheat woak, No. AtilHankae hard mid
NJ. ! MilwnutGs nnlnhal; No; ! hntl. ~! n, No.
Milwaukee. .tLl5sft July. tlt51f Anlaa.. t.,a Hap-
tsp.hsr. slt45{, Octubsr tlt4sl E0ven,tGs, tlIE4;
No. Jaltlwaukso, tul, Me- do. elrs rajsetod nu,u|-
pa' at9 ywsf; S@ ~ ats a1:l na loTs,
ls1 linn, NJ, rp!lnR Ann tuptenhsrt 1Sxs.
!'hoyiHi9SFnstsauyt tns:* l9rE, ~ ~ oatll nn4
ca.h und hngnsti tl!;e1!4 Rrptenart.
pnEiGll4sIM ps4M hsaa G s1 ii,'palo, II; s,4;assg{a
okErEltss-Fiour 4au Gs1si WHEAT, @soo hul corn,
atiiiAESTs-f Flour c,;o' brls, whuat, 5loa, bu,
, 1881-07-26
A:FATAk HQRSE4OlSEASE. g.
HpxeSdl IAsts.fth ta 1ns Ehieado Tf{tuHk.

SOUTH ElatN, H., July :5.-Tho now dseaae
which has tcua raging atnouy horses tu thla seo-
lion for A few weeka past has not altogether
abatcd yet. There aro several severe cases Ia
shts Village Ut present, aud two deaths have
tlultG recently occurred. Veterinarians term
tho disease Ellp-Ieyrr, uni say That u wua
brought her1 by y recent Importation Of E0Es
HRr horses from France.
, 1881-07-26

Htrur CflfcsgO, MnnttuN1c. sIll,st!of.
; sss:;s$ Il; !:$F :$:
lS 1, II,'1s ,;1, otSSs nssr src.
Fiji; i;% {Iis fssfs Il s;a ifISi Esi; ii.;s a.s .ssaas
f 5'f" Hy.e ti.a9sS tS! Sns'Si ssi,Ss :'M,s umour
{; l,s;SS:. ;;s;js; sS;;s,.
i.!%!, HS;s: .is!;S. s,;ri;s; ,a,x,,r .,o,, ,,,x,
Prop 4!arkn. Eriu, !sHitiIie..
sshr ssI'r M,a'!s.a''i Ste's ,io "sssf'' ess "'oa
ssnr ss NEas:t.' i1as.sf"; '''ssi iameor.
sr ssr h,rcw isej %s .at,a n'S; sis',a ,'t' 'Teo,
sesf SPs!,'u,. si.i'oMI!!,s,: I.ny:!S ,s. ~
as%F ;tr iy n Il; A..,x,,4 aI fsn.ys; s,! ,naDaf.
ssf ssf !sa'sS Gss ss1il ilss1%. ss!sF ,ssr. ,s
Viii i. i. slY.ts ,sayst IsIand. ratiroad tics.
s;; s:: S$S$; |j$S ix; sss
ssF sssF ;:s W. li:!:s ss'!ss i'sess eSs
Ssi,s ;;;;.@;.:I; @ Nsys;ssS,,!,' t"i,;ssE: ;a,
ss!,r ss!r Es.sSsf + ss. aassSs Msss4 a;.rss .1;te0F
ssnr ssr II gsss Ill., .,i.'ls 9ssa ssr aveu lumber
sS' s';r s;.,sn s"s sps v,'is S,as;ss isnSss anSsf
ssnr sshr tslS ssYn. si *s ,"nSss' @sos
isIs ;SssIia. is%i.nstoi., hsiaier.
:eir iaSa Sisi,is.ts: i!Ii1n,T: ,..,... ~
ss$: ss%:5; J. Si!sae'; Ss; ssssag' pS:I.e". ''''
ssnr ssnf Ii ac t. 1S!'H ,. .'Msa' MsKs4:. ., aIabps
s'r ssf E;i.ssf1 H. r ', MstSt,s ssiuss s%,'s ';uor
sSr ;r Myyo, MtnTy w;tS,sS ';ra; NS" q: sf ,i;
sf sr @ sbes; Il IL l!atst ss5y SS.*S4 s!ss n%SS: sS*
ssnr SHrgfnla; M ks,*aass.ss. ~. g.. inark. . ,,,.
, 1881-07-26
K1iTLROIfD IJ4NE-Tinrr

A iIMNAt. AND DEPARTURE M,
~ TKAISa-f;xrLASArlns ~ itErv,.uP "
M'siHM,s,sa,Mfn{ 'si",,,,sv ssHsr" 'suua1 "sasp,;;
r,r !, nars"m ,,,t., 4; S"rtaM;st~rn Mn,swny
nr9ls at q! rlark.ut.. Nrn.d Faer fnn"r' aha'ioh<
hh tiopDt cnri,ur bf MI, tliti Ei;,t,..%.r "u'r
, 1881-07-26
No Change in the Rats. Two Cents
on Corn to Buffalo Being the
Best Bid.
Capt. T,nsccy md tho I.'tn.Snving
Crew tho Recipients Of Much
.rraisosrs'
Around tie Lakes - Arrivals and d.
partures-Along tho Dooks-
Miscellaneous

relative to thH enrrEnEr VI passengers tehn ouH
port 10 ,notllor IN tho United Atntes via foreign
ports will l,c rca.l with interests:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., WAatttSnrt,S-Sin: |
YMir letter q tho ;'!.la nltnN was q, n,y .r r.
eeiyel IN which yt,i. n:k Mr.nlsSsl49!!l " tt.hs:
T., Il, uswcs.,, n. u. on tic CAaa,iit,, slt.,cr
Etty Of MoItreat wh!c'i piles b.iwce., Tnrntitt,;
oS ~ ii, @nn nIi,Ke eSf ermssm % sra'sa Is reitaia
slea.urra vi CatllaM n,tl i, trInspnrt i,,.soIt.
sers frou cnpc Ft,so''t; n. T.. to ts,uL G"yinn @
trlIt. y0.i aro Intnrn,sd that tho st: t.wrencn
HteaMhoat Cu,1a1,y WA Assgtl " tGtter Is 90. Of
Hess j: enf.'', s q Sr sross H. q ss
Ionsh TINT It could trntt*port IT. pns.esllars'
,po stsaSrs ;%n 'rstlnea t M, ~ A"er.s ,',s,
Or American pnrt while Gu roite 10 1t foreixn
,i ,nner lie H%sisation law ii tha Unt sia.cs
American l'ort to NnnshGf TN scsstt ttnder for;
etgn f,iirlnc pNncga nr' til iii tuthe!tn1enffl
ycssol. If carried oil lntstncss, would snIet
tho vessel tu MI aI!0n tt,11l!AXc Tux Dr u ~ r
c,'n , - ' waiys s fc " .oiiea,ion oi the lax. vcry
III. +. FarScu, Acting Secretary.
- , t.aK1: fRE11IiTs. - . :,
Dulncss WIS tho f1aturo nf tho Rraln. freight
market yrstcrsiny, tue raso tn Dnlfan n, ts,rt,
Remaining 1T Gc,lts There whE hut Hills rlI'i
aerc1 aa TUT mostly steFn, The s,,Exfs
HnrMIo, l,Nn bushels Ut ctr1t. t'ltntgh; rrnrut.
Irr Scusn. ltAt,kO b,tshcls IT oats; schsntcr ".
PrSpti!sr An!" t i"s s's; G . t' 6ssc,s at :or
J.u,MhCr trctghts retslnin 3tcut!y 1nu Mnclln1Eea
DICK NUTEs.
Tho ship. chnnd1ors report business improving.
Tho scow, Spy Is In tho Chcago Dry Dock Com
pauy's dock hItvit1g htr bott>nl calkcl.
Tie sehnanor Mai. Ferry went upf tho river
yesterday minus her Jsiltoptn, lnst ontside,
Thngs were brisk ut tho lnmber MARKET yos-
n*t,t. ,ttr " Alf1ltDx M n n
, 1881-07-26

Special DhpaseA 10 TAs Chicago Tstht.ne, r..
KASaAw ciyy. Mo-. July 3a-tiAA la-trha F4es g4r-
ttatreportaa Whsat-lteeepts, s4.2l but shlpa,snss
gust *1a!Mi ke. cash. t!:6i August tlla,f, No.
4as, &llt asAsdl AnE4st, at1a b.1, GAf-lIocp!pgs,
GAsL. aAk{hj ApxAat, ~ nfApt. WV
, 1881-07-26

DETROIT. Mich. July A-FLorA-HteadY at EGGa
49,
GnAis-Whsat nEmsrs NJ. white. ti301i, July,
N.IIk, August tLlyti btptsuhcr, tl.lselt 0csobes,
, 1881-07-26

SEw YnrN. ln1y 1a-tfuslnc*s moderately active
With ackaxe houses nn tnre Ut ntarket snt, prints
in fair demand, luc1o mrt Manchester ptlnls opened
nt 10; cntlon uDuts In slnniy !cmMn ind !rT, cue.
ton tres. stda fiurc nct!ss1 .nHnA wehs - Wn1lens
, 1881-07-26

CINCINNATI, July zi-C0rTuS-Htronai 1lt{o.
FLnTA-steady; family. N193GU,
GHAIN-WheAt essa!sE, No. ! red mIntoF, Sl,toa1.at
Cor, eas'ert No. ml1od, aao bl Oats wcnksrt Nu.
sm!1ea. tl4e. hre ntlu, No, 3at 9. .K.aiKl
FHssttRtuSk-ttfk rnli tlh9A l.url htx4at} &ll.E5
Aak mssss !n good aena,.: saou1dst., ~ bulk rsur
WHIBKf-lJHlnAi.d netts1, and pfuex ha1u nd
v&ncsh 10 flN. falet 0lbrlh Oh thu baats Ut Illus.
HuTrKH-tyUnmUrJ, 2&4AG.
8ht4. lts.
, 1881-07-26

pswsuo, n. r.. JuIy N.-GnAix-Whoat ssoddy.
torn ,1ornfanily uncha,,xodt high mtxua, Gle
, 1881-07-26

PETROLEUM.
CLEVELAND. o.. July 23.-rErttoLEuM-Qnlcts
p.nsdsr,l white. ltt dsz. tcs+ 10.
rITrsnEnu. IT.. July 2a-fkrHOLErM-Fhlr.
active, United certificates rt Ak 7a}so rsnhcsl i9fu
for PHILADELPHIA de!lvcry.
T!r,'Hvtt;Lr. !a:. July Gh-i'E@I,tni @ ~ @
NtI!rcnts, li'sU bFlsi chhsera, - @a brlss runs N-
tt0 bf1s.
, 1881-07-26

BrTxAtD. Mu1.., July &-uisA1S-Nvtbips Lo,ny
Jsras Iopllnxlly unchanged
EASAL FHE1UHrH-DltIt q for rvFn.
, 1881-07-26
1sItD1kfA.

fE1tIA. H.. July ea-FiWAsS-ron quiet; hIvh
mixed. W 1Ac; mixed t9s2tv. uats 1uact!ys, No,
Ehles. LAc. 1eys hfaat new No. !, Nv.
lilGhWISEa. Unchanged At tl.lb3f.
HEcElpIN-Whaut. LIZA bu, corn, l3laS bu, oats
@iD tn. f1s.' ~ but barley, nuuU.
HlllP4RSTkt-Whest, naJlgt g1,ff3. %lHU tu; oats.
lAs15 but fyefdQ ba; barley, Auug. =,
, 1881-07-26
fNfottNAisf)141S.

s1arf, 5ear, f.ls,i: M. white. tI.iA tlcce,pss.
ttI bu; shipments. AbI tt.
, 1881-07-26

Sr.rurts, July 2I-CoTTDS-Firm, mlddtlnps. 1ft<c,
satps 70 bnest receipts. III. hhl!naens, tso stouk.
I'LL
, 1881-07-26

TUilrENVtNE.
wItNlSa1oS, July 21.-srs,tTs up TuRrESTiNE-
Dull nj nt sloi avft@ fAs1, virxln. G.al
, 1881-07-26
L,tKE N-1FIG-flIOT.
G00DRlCH'S STEAMERS,

For tlacl,le md atitwaHaen twtee lniy nt = n. tu
Ntlh y. in. HnfiI1av nlnr1if1t9 rfetnad.
For tra,,u itHyan yn Atliwa!A.e. tsxicr nlsy MT
Fur Acbi,y:'h. AlaniHN.,c. t.uthu:,'tt. Mn AnnlA.
tc.. atHlir ut Nh H.. sunday rlatH!nI rte"rtnt!.
Fr tarpnn ling. SrtttltItltt h bay ports kgtFitI
ner. nttL. 'lueAfIy NJ ! u. III.
Fnr E4r1hthn, EMyHte S1HnnlnlHht. HflfiHn 1Ntt
md n Lake snluriar tn"hs. v!n Esc,'inh'. sntt1'y
Nt m m. -. .,,,-,
n, NJ. MID shltriAr nlnik. m.
tltuks f1u4 AtlrhlSnl1.nf .... - ..-z.-.-.--..-
, 1881-07-26

wnr, *iIj. all frnm fhtIFlln; arn1,- -t'rrRo .Fhhu
r. Lynn amt artstnnrr .1'hh 1t. fiutcllfii4D. ct,t
ftntn Erlr to IhlEHY,, 81
Cu,,ni rrniahls u,lyns,crh u point tn;,snr, tho
quotations oil whcnt t,img ~ cents and OH corn
Scents, TlierD Is hit lill1J du!liW.
, 1881-07-26
Value Of empty barrol. i
Tota, amount produced ucr barrel. s1...
iI,t,tMi clst us nboyu stntet l0.t

In regard to tho uI,ltt,uaca III hrrat, thare tns
also ht:On committee appointed Ut oslr lust
thectlnx TO whit upon biz ffDnnr tue 1hyor ~
hivo tue urluRne9 enforced. RespGotfni,y
yours, j, tlEiRsI.Eit, n loss DakUr.
, 1881-07-26

fnr Mils.. rlnln.'ne;cr. s!rcp;.e.t'r ~. nn,!
tnns. nt'ly NJ ~ tMsk-.L, t.H,ni Eacae fii,. fI,'i,.
1tH..4Ft. Hnll IL tINnl-ai, ' 'i"'s' FilE,!.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-15
N lew Goods
AT THE
POST OFFICE STORE
DUFFEELD'sS 4!

THE undersigned has just laid i'm \ po,-
L supply of Spring and Summer Col,
10 be sold 1T the lowest possible nrico.
consisting in part OF CalicoeS, Cottors'
Cottonades, Linens, Towels and L,diai
Dress Goods. Cotton, Batting, Wadlin.
and Canvass and full line OF Hose. SocI.e
rs low as 60 cents per dozen pairs. hIsns
large stock of Winter Goods which u.iH
be sold very low.
The Notion department embraces Ladio.
and Gents neck wear, Collars, Cuns
Scarfs, Ties, Handherchiefs, Ribbons
Breast-piaS, Ear-dropS, Collar and CntI
Buttons, Studs, Fans. para>olS. g..
AlSoa full line of GROCERIES. Canned
Fruits, &c, TobaccoS, Snuh>, Ciggrs
Pipes, Wooden and Tinwarc: Cu,ir-,'
and Hardware, ShovelS, Forks. Axe:
HatchetS. Curry Combs and Lamp Goods
Coal Oil, Sc.
Mems, Ladies, Misses and Children.
Boots. shoes and Slippers from The city
markets nj reduced prices. HARVEST
SHOES VERY CHEAP.
4 full line of QUEENSWA ARE. 4 81.
perior lire Of BOOTS ard SHOES. surb
~ Mems Fine Calf. Stitch Downs. ployr
shoes, &C., and Ladies Fine Lasting Cal.
tiers, Slippers, and Children'S Shoes of an
kinds. 4 full line Of GROCERIES,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE AT HIGHEST
PRICES taken in exchange for goods.
Special attention given TO SHOEMAE-
ING. Coarse and Kip Boots and shoes
and all kinds of Fashionable work done
in elegant order; ouch Is French Calr
Hand Stitched, and Riding Boots. Con-
grcsS Caters; ana the new Windsor Low
Buckle Shoe, or any style of Boot or shoe
desired. Special inducements to Cash
Customers.
Thankful for past favorS 4 continuance
of the same is respectfully requested.
J. 4. uAGLEY.
Duhields, May %, 1850. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-15
Carpets! Carpets!

I FIT there, he no more CHERRIES
s. HOMES for lack of Carpets, as pur-
chased whenin Philadelphia a consider
able variety of good pieces, which l can
sell at prices to suit the financial coEdi-
ton of most anvbody-from the poor to
the rich. 1t is TO the interest of buyers To
call and examine my stock.
..r WM. T. LEMEN,
Oct % 1850. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-15
Ccto5cr9

7 AIDES you viii save time and money
IJhv buyinS your Black silks and CASH
l1rrcs ut WELSIIANS'.
ND Gloves in . and > Buttons; white,
- black and Colored at
WELsUANS'.
7 AIDES Muslin and EIeriuo Underwear,
u splendid stock, very cheap ac
WELSIIANS'.
NOVELTIES IN Fancy Goods at
II WELSuANS'. .
C,PITNDID stock Of Hamburg Edgings
DbougEt ar Il great bargain in New York
and which | am offering at about one-haH
their value. HLLSIAN0.
ZEPHYR Worstcd3 and Germantown
4. Yarn at WELSHANS'.
TISCHUE'S Lace and Mull-Muslin.
l. Neckties also Aiuil-Muslin for Ties at
WELSuANS'.
yETORSTED Hoods and listers for chill
~ dTeu at "ELSuANS'.
= AIDES, Misses and Chi}dren's Leg
!. gins aC NELSliANS'.
rPLENpID stock of Ladies and Gents
- silk and Linen TanGkerchiaf> in plain
and faEc- STYLES at WELSiIANS'.
C,PLENDID stock Of fancy goods suita-
= BE for Christmas presents at
WELSHANS'.
E7rDEGRAFF'S Gloves, for riding or
i driving, both Ladies ana Gents at
WELSHANS'.
I AIDES and Childrcn's Worsted Mltts
IL ut ELSIiANo.
NEW goods in our Millinery depart
L., ,-.al
work done In a frst-CiasS manner. Salts
faction guaranteed and prices as low as
The lowest. WELSUANS.
SPLENDID stock of new Callcoes just
) received ut WELSHANS'.
YHAVE lust returned from the city with
: another spleHaid stock &C Hats, Bon
nets. Feathers, Flowers and Novelties, in
Millinery goods. Hats aud Bonnets trim
meg and made in the latest styles. Salts
faction guaranteed and prices that defy
competition. NLL9HANS.
MAGNIFICENT stock of Dress Goods
III at WELSHANS'.
JUST received a splendid stock Of new
q Prints, Ginghams, &c.
JNO. +. WELSHANS.
THE largest stock Of Dress Goods in the
( county and ut lowest prices at
WELSHANS'.
THE best stock Corscts in the county at
1 WELSUANS'.
FULL line OF Black Silk Fringcs ct
WELSHANS'.
CUAWLS and Dol2aDs at
- WELSUANS'.
UJANTED-Every lady before purchas-
" ing TO examine the Globe Corset
with Coolcy's Patent Clasp Protector, for
sale by JNO. Z. WELSHASS.
Nov II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-15
COAL and PHOSPHATE
FOR SALE.
Also
Wn0at and Corn Wantedl

7 HEREBY announce to the public that
/ keep constantly on hand the best
WHITE AND RED ASH, NUT, EGG,
and other sized COAL, which am fur
ni.hing ut low figures.
am also selling The standard FER
TILIIERS, such rs HagerstoVn, Butla-
10 Bone, guaranteed pure, Snowden's,
J.ippitt's, and other goods. For these /
only ask trial.
! am also paving the highest market
prices for WHEAT, CORN, and other
Assuring the public Of strict attention
to business. and as strict integrity i'll all
ihe relations Of the same, 1 solicit from
NY people Il reasonable amount of their
p9trouarc. Yours truly.
y. \. LINEN,
hcphcldstOWn.
Sept. IA, 1880. If
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9Sygal&&. 80 ScNINS ~
TRE VALLEY HOUSE,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. VA.

THE undersigned having renovated End
1 refurnished this House situated on the
corners Of German and Princess streets,
is now prepared to accommodate the pub
lie with a. good hotel fare as may be had
at any country hotel, and respectfully So
lcits a share Of the public patronage,
plelgng himself 90 use his best efforts TO
make his guests comfortable in every
particular.
A large and well kept Livery in con-
ncctiOn with the IIOu3e.
3. T. GRAVES,
Proprietor.
June u tf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-15
THE AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE.
Is IN GREAT DEMAND BECAUSE OF
IT'S GREAT SIMPLICITY.

Is IN GREAT DEMAND BECAUSE OF
IT'S GREAT SIMPLICITY.
Being particularly free from all Compli-
cations, always ready 10 work, and
easily understood by every one,
even the most inexperienced.
All Machines are guaranteed by the Com
pany and its Agents.
II IL the lightrst running Shuttle Ma
chine in the world, requiring li,,Is outlay
of strength, and sews with great speed,
and never skips stitches.
1t has q Sclt-ThrcadiUg shuttle, and re-
quircs no adjusting of She tension every
time new bob5in is placed in u. No
time wasted in vcXatious delays IN gt.-
ting the shuttle ready To work. Il l. a.
ways ready.
Il i. the most Durable Machine thatt,er
claimed public attention, owing to :. .lm-
pie arrangement and the careful selection
OF the best material.
The Bohbiu Wound without removing
the strap from the BGlauce-Whee wish
out Uuthreadiag the Machine.
Sclf-fhrcading above, from toe spool 20
the eve OF the needle aud Las the SELF
THREADING SHUTTLE AND EVEN
LI-ADJUSrED TENSION, which is
considered by all who have used it 30 be
one of the most valuable Improvements
that has ever boeu introduced.
No OVHERS WILL SUIT YOU 50
WELL. They possess MORE GOOD
POINTS than amy other Machine, IN ia"
mar;ct, and are, in fact. just wl.t We
claim for thc;l-TuE BEST IN IilE
WORLD.
No better proof Of ihis /. nr,.c'' ....
the fact that the Company have r'.1
awarded the First Premium Al U"aTy
every Public Exhibition in which ihrir
Machines hive been exhibited, including
OR late Centennial, whore they received
TWO Az AKDS, one for the Machine,
and one iur NorN done on the Machine.
Great variety of second hand Machines
always on hand, NJ prices from 81 upward.
h. /. KIRBY, Agent,
West John St., near the Winchester toll
gate, MartinsOurg.
Aug. Z, 1880. n
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PRICES TO CONFORM TO III
TiMES-VERY Low.

T INVITE the especial attention Of MI
J persons in need Of COOKING STOVES
10 the following list Of necessary Furni-
turc which give with each stove, and
which guarantee 30 be first class In ey-
cry respect-r1 Wash Boiler, | Coffee
BOiIr, ] Sauce Pan and Lid, ! Iron Tea
Kettle. Iron Pots, 2 Pot Lids, ! Long
Gridllc, ] Skillet, 3 Sheet Iron Pans, !
Lid LITER, Poker, ! Stove Scraper, 3
Joints Of Pipe and ] Elbow ] Large
Tin Bucket. ! Bread Pan. Culcnder, ]
wash Basin, Padding Pans. Patty
Pans, II Pie Plates, Milk StraiBer, ]
MIX Skinner, Plain Ladle, Pierced
Ladle, Soup Ladle, ] Iron Spoon, Cake
Turner, Egg WhiD, Pie Crimpcr and
Trimmer, | Fancy Tea Pot, Sad Irons,
! Tea Pot Stand, Sad Iron Stand, Pep
per Box, I Nutmeg Crater, Candle stick,
Cake Mould, Tin Cups, | Dippcr,
Biscuit Gutter, Rolling Pin, ] Potato
Washer, ] Butcher Knife, q KnlveS ard >
Forks worth 81 % per set, Albata . tbis
Spoons, 6 Albata Tea Spoons. Coal oho-
vel. ! FLESH Fork, 3JelIy Cake Pans, J
pound of Stove Polish.
The stoves are the leading Modern
STYLES Of the large variety Of their soyer-
al manufactures.
At the following prices 1 will deliver
Cooking Stoves, with furniture, IN
Bridgeport, Nd, or on board Of the Z.
COR. r., or at any station on tie s. v.
Railroad :-ExcelsiOf, Nohle Cook, E.sr.
or Emerald. No. 2. - ~ -, 80
$50. Farmer Girl, Enterprise, Cottage,
Virginia, or Columbia Cook, No. z, 80;
No. & $32 No. 0 s36. New Jasper, oyr
Friend OF the Best Cook, No. z, s2g; DO.
S $50. Carroll Cook, Charm, or Cricket
so. $50 20. S. S2s.
RegaiPs furnished for stoyes.
Retugning thanks for the liberal pat'
rorage OF the past, hope 70 lDerst con-
tiauancs. II e, AAKTES.
shepherdstown, Jan. 81, 1850. ~
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1881-01-30
The Missing step Upon the stair.
tFor the Sunday Herald. ]

tFor the Sunday Herald
Again. when silence In the house was deep.
Upon my bed my form reclining
The long, dark shadows o'er my heart did creep,
Fantastic shapes around 1t twining.
I Iiisten'd for step upon the stair
That once had thrilled me with Its ightnoss,
Aud sought once more form surprising fair
To gild my chamber with Its brightness.
My hungry soul cried out in bitter pain,
The darkness around me too unbroken,
Ana eye and ear wero constant in their strain
10 catch some sign, Of her token.
And then I kneit, with sad and heaving breast,
To God, who hears the faintest whisper,
who watches oct the mountain sparrow's nest
And listens TO a childish lispeti
And called to him, whose wisdom does not eff,
That once again to me be given
The sound OF her deep step upon my ear
Ere heart and soul from each DO rlven.
But all was vain: no gentle sound OF feet
Like snow-Hakos on the forest falling;
No rustic OF the dress my ear did greet
NOT voice that answered TO my calling.
No thrll OF JOY did caiisc The soul to bound,
As was Its wont, to give her greeting,
But mournful silence closed my spirit round
Unbrokcn, save my hearts low beating.
And still I'm watching by the winding stair,
And wlstfui through tho darkness peerlng.
But stlli no form OF light aud love is there
To give the soul Its long sought cheering
And no,o the almond bloom is on my head,
And soon IN reach that solemn ocean
Beyond whose silent waves Gods blessed dead
Shall feel no moro earh's sad connection.
And there, on his eternal, peaceful hills,
Mid quiet wales, where pleasures CULVER,
I'll nnd her, II my loving Saviour wills,
And lead her by Llfe's tree and river.
GELEnr.
wAsiiISGToS CITY, January, 1881.