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, 1881-09-16
FIRE RECORD.
Bush Fires In California Devastating
a Thinly-Populatod Section
Of Country,
Gov. jerome, Of Michigan, Arrcals
for Aid for the Suffering
People.
Destructive Blaze at Montroal-aevoral
Men injured by Jumping from
the Building.

srtttal Dt,patth 10 7at Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, Micti., Scpt. 15,-Tho relief fund
rnlsp. IN this city for the sufferers III tho
burned district u,l,nl,,lts In Gas 10 81 400. LII
n.(tlittons large quantities OF clothing mid
supplies 1,ayc been forwarded.
IS1,fASApolls, Scpt. ta-'rhe committee
nf tho Common Council, lizard Ut Trade, md
Merchants Exclnnge COLLECTED and remitted
to'!ay sl,o0o for tho relief of, tho Michigan
sstTF rty ofYardo rdf sss sses % axe 1T yes aoaS Ss
'f sM s'''4'S 4%st !, sep 'ef seeRs Executive Com
mlttse Of tho Mlcll!gan Fire 1telief Fund I'd ny.
tSy,xsa Mayf so 9 Sasrf5 y sfo 70 f%s ts a1oo S IT,
nt:rInlr, Mrh., Sent. 1n..{'ov. jerome. Of
thA stnte, has lssi,ed the following:
y ts 1eope y re ut.ei Sia'ss; rortien; s q
devastated by forest IIrcs. 4 drnuth Utmost utl-
!,recelented II nla section r eo,.atry hs., rre,
e: nsns sss s1pf a sioths a H.
Il" t"wnsps tho pia'e and
only u poturo d ruin IL lot. II ID known that
'nofs thin go s,n .yst hayG ManS pecn Ic,s h
oxro.ure, ard so,ne ara blind; The number or
is a.tisnutci 1T l5,000 Tho t!enevuunea Of tho
GttIxcna of tho Btntu responded promptly TO tho
1itak fGGG9aItlt8 OF theSD n1l1lCt9d people, Dnt
ample tmo hns now cnpsch and sufficient do
tails hAve been received to ninkG It eyfaont TINT
wl.,sr Appcnt Is needed. Tho dcsttution pre-
Entire ngighhurhools aro involved In tho com
sufferers h.lvo no provisions except suoh ns aru
cook with Tho necossorles of life, both ihrsa
md small, have hoon destroyed. They ncoh
Kitchen ntansIIB. beds nnd budding,
WAGONS. harnesses. plDws hnes, tonls nf M!i
ki1sls. seed for future cF3ps. and whatever holps
To 1nake tnen ac1t-supnurttng. Thoy hnse 4
HuOd Aotl. mo nDnr to markets, aud beforc this
drcndttll disaster befnl tltotn were n thrifty,
prosperous poopic. Timely. hcr will ornblo
theni to 40 thrnlRh tho hnrtships uf tho conlf1lH
wInter md to beoou,o asa!n nn indepons1ent
ncedy, sick, and suffering, and many of thetn iii
tobt. | appcnt, nildor circumstances Hike
these. to tho people Ut uthor St4tcs, and
Hsk thnm to co;ipGrato In their abundance
With tho citizens Of st1oh!gan In relieving this
hustttutlon. Nothing will b0 wanting h0re In
duty To tho ailctod anffornrs. but tho detnnnds
arc too Ergnt for tho people OF tho State to moot
n!unc. An organization for tho rclioS OF tho
auffcrors by these fires exists ut Detroit, tho
commercial metropolis Of tho. StAto, and eys-
totnatto plnns Ut relief have been established.
Tho committee hnying them In charge Ia COM
posed OF vol. ll.known. competent. and responsl-
Chnirtnat,. tho lion. William d. Thomnsou, May
| or Of Dosroit, vii! hp faithfully applied.
DAWN II. JEAoME, Governor.
LONDON, Ont, Sept. ia fund Ii being
| raised hero for the Michigan sufferers.
, 1881-09-16

CtNc1SSATt, O., Scpt. ia fire at HINT,
Iioltzlnger & Co.'s plcture-fra,ne snan.l-
factory this morning broke out In tho part Of
the building occupied by tho Cincinnati
Coftln Company. Tho loss OF the coffin con,-
pany Is $3o.0o0; Insurance, slo,hoo; Hunt
Ilotzingcr's loss is $50 900 insurance, So, 900.
Tho dwellings ot j. Il. Ca11aliun, II. G. Eek
lol, b. Fox. james Kelly, William Cromwell,
and Mr.. Riley waro crushed or badly dam
nged by falling wills md BY. fro. JOHN Fire
man WIS caught by q fallEng wall md Ill
4 few months ago tho cofIln Company was
burned out at Richmond and Carr streota.
The present Is tho third bnrn-out within u
year and the SECOND within three months.
, 1881-09-16
OLD SETTLERS.

s9sE'a1 Da9dtk8 g ~ ca!eaaa 1' ,s.n.-a nd
KkoKuK, 1a,, Bppt, l5.-The pioneers ~ ~
Clark County. Missouri, held rcasllo" y
Waterloo yesterday. Tho exercises we1o VI
tefestfnE, consisting Of speeches by SONS d
tha county's frat .settlers, tue ii2n: II icrr
urayll among the number. T!l&e & ltsys r. I'M iSa
coming year,
, 1881-09-16
CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box D3t yesterday morning
nj 4:io o'clock was caused by fire in two.
story frnnne building at NJ. lb7 poorln street,
owned by Capt. Williams, md occupied as q
residence BY L. ". Dwight. This ilrU br0ka
out In tho rear part Ut tho ilrst floor, and Is
supposed to have been caused by q defective
1ue. Damage to building $3.50.
, 1881-09-16
TEE STATE BULLN'rIN.

Et.nEnoS, Sept to.-rho following was
sent tonight:
LoIretl, Innion: The Presidents condition
5oca not nppear to have Undergone nly nIntcFlnt
:hnitgo to1ny. AL his symptoms continue stlo-
,tantLalIy tho sano rs ycatcrdny. except thAs tho
sxpecioraton from tue right iing nus ''eom
:atlcr less tlf!lenlt and less profuse lie tsst'a
rcry weak ami, rs this svonkurss Is die tn tito
.ontltIon Of hts blood while It continues grave
tnx!oty must also cuntinmb. MAes EAoH'
, 1881-09-16

GpEtt0E UpFattW 10 TIE GH]Eu1u 7Tt8HHss
1tor SrIsISts, Ark, Sept. l5.-f.ast Sun
slay tho little Children Of the 1sov. Alr. Emer-
son. In Do Kocho Township, Hot Springs
County, wero playing out III tho cotton-pen,
near his residence, md dug n hole to some
depth lit the cotton, and q little. J-ycal-
oltl son Of Afr. Emerson's fell Into thu hu!o
lleatl first, and, tho other children being tao
small to nld him In getting out, llo soon
s,notItered to death.
, 1881-09-16
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEW YoRk, Sopt. l5.-Arrlycd, the ERyp-
ttaN Monarch, from London. md tho State OF
Nevada, from Nlasgow.
NEW Yonk, Sept. ia-ArrIyed. tho llepnb-
liz. from Liverpool.
NEW IuHK, Sept. l5,--ATFlYodt tic Maine,
frolu liFelnel.
HpuTHAMIToH, Sept, 1a.-Arriveti. ths
Baller, fr0an Now York, and the 6tsassburR,
fsum ballslvre.
, 1881-09-16

valid chair, mud rcmaltctl forty-fivr minutes
in a nositlon lltto more clcyntc'l than on
lin nrcylous occasions. At II nom INLAY
tho temperature wns os.o; pulse, ios; rcsrl-
ration, 81.
At the evening dressing, at 5:A r. III, the
temperature was M; pulse. 1t'l; rcsptra-
uon. - u. HAYES A0SEw,
u. ". Bilss.
FRANK ii. HAMILTON.
, 1881-09-16

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sopt. 1h-A San
lsafael tlspatcl, snys: Tia body Of William
rixlcy, who started yesterdays brush fire,
was founs! by hts SON thls morning III Ya!tl-
llnlncs, lis lland still grusplng tho shovel.
rio fire IL still rnging CHs,lng's Country
boarding House Ii burning. The hoarlors
tuA, lanVInG MI tlleir effects behind,
County has already burned over Is ,o0O acres,
md Ia still progressing. One.thftd Is grass
land. Tho fire Is IN n very tllnly settled part
of the. country. 80 for but one house has
been destroyed,
, 1881-09-16

City of Iunabr4ck BY All exhibition OF gross NIL.
ttary brutality. During fElghtfuliy stormy
ntaht aud asnld intan1e DARKNESS an officer
soldieEy to start On 4 practice tuaFch, and 80
!eotod u the place for the maneuyfe road that
Hsh il. It loads through woodland end oyeF
, 1881-09-16

Special Dupatth 10 7ns Ch!eaco Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept 15.-Tlio wedding Of
Mr.. Clarence Shuler and Miss Cnrrte 1talt-
bun, young people OF htgl, social standing III
this community, was celebrated ut tho resi-
tlence of tho BRIDES pnrnnts, j. Il. RathbuIi,
last evening, tho Rev. i. n. Gregg, Eplsco-
palfnn, officiating.
, 1881-09-16
AT MONTREAL.

Epsetot EHsp.teh to Ihs Chicago Tftbuns.
MONTREAL, Sent. 15.-An extensive fire
occurred this afternoon In the furniture tac-
tory OF Azarie Laylgne, on st. Constant
street, which completely Quilted the work.
shop. rho outside walls subsequently fell
In. Tho exit Of two carvers named Dion md
anutl,fer, WHO wcro III the third story, was
cut oil by tho tlnlnes and smoke. and they
sonia tl,!rty+tive feet. Thoy are both tlungur-
ously IT not fAtHly Injured. A. workman
named Leblanc fell lnsltlo tho building and
fractured ono Of Ills logs, Tho loss to build-
Ing md stock IL vartoMsly esttmatoa at from
Saj, ,00D to 9s0, ,0o0.! Thor0 Is only third Ut
the Inter amount OIL policies iii English and
Canadian offices.
, 1881-09-16
MILITARY.
8psttat Dslpateh 10 TIT Ehle0qa Ifttuns,

opsttaF UWpH1tH 70 Inv CHEtd6d lft01Hes
KINGSTON, Sept. lb.-The Royal Military
College tas agnin bcon officially opened after
having been eloscd for Tie vacation for two
months. There ire ,nuro students enrolled
t!ts term than heretofore Tho Minister Ut
Militia oil recent visit expressed himself
we'll pleased will. tle management OF the
c0IlcKe. Alxty-iive ynMng men .hnvo beeh
registered OH the r0il.buUk, mud these Are
arriving by every train atMa bont.
, 1881-09-16
COLUMBUS.

coLuMnus, O., Sept. lh-A general strike
nf the minors In the Hooking Valley is being
discussed. The muledrlyers a,ld lla,llers at
Straltsyllle and lInydony!lla havc struck for
an Increase from 50 to 9a.243 per day, mud all
tie miners at those points nre out today.
, 1881-09-16
.HnRTllARY,

. 1psetat Dtspateh to IN Chttdeo 7f1esN" ,.dn
E1alN, ILL.,, Sept. 16.-'rhe body Of Vt,u vssus
T.. Robbins, the l'ittsburg & Foft Wild Wild
swttchman killed in Chicago, was ~ trHis1
here totlay for burial, and Inferred IL ''''
tHmHtHfY.
, 1881-09-16

WOODBRIDGE, Sent. 1h.-Kobert Bonnett,
Of this place, shot Ills wife through the neck
Will, ruvolyer OIL Tucsday last. Tho ball
Is still In tho wolnnn's neck, aud she Is in
the hospital ut Toronto. After the shooting
Bonnctt disappeared, mud 1t WIS supposed he
llud cscaped To the States. Ills body tns
lust beu,l found III tho woods near his house
with bullet-hola through l,x head and n
pistol lying ol. the ground mar by. 1t Is
supposed that relnorBe Of conscience drove
Hin to commit sillcl.l0.
, 1881-09-16

AUSTIN, New, BUpt i5.-FiEe this morning
destroyed twenty buildings. including post
office, Olt! Fe!lows' and Masonic Halls. Loss
over SlU0, 600; INSURANCE. $4,000.
, 1881-09-16

6pfetal Dspateh to IN Chicago Tribune.
CLEvELANn. o., Bopt l6:-'Vtll!am Osts-
inan's house mud contents as 1909 strntor
street were totally destroyed By fro tonight.
Loss, q, 800; Insurance. 81 600 IN tha I.allcas-
ter. Tho tlrp caught tr0ln the chimney.
, 1881-09-16

, SOLDIERS REUNION At CINCINNATI. =. !
CINCINNATI, o., Sept 1b.-Large HUM ~
OF soldiers are arriving today 10 a!lehu ,rhn nsi
reunion. II has been raining all day. ,uad1
morning wis spent In reglmontal and e''s'3'
fauuInuA.
, 1881-09-16
FlRF FNGlkFERS,

VH}E, k.WQ{TF1-ETt93. t1ntnD3H
nlcHMoNp, Va, Sept. l5..-Tl!e hst N .btt
Association of Flre Engineers clesea ea.st,ot
xession to-day. The next annual
will b. held lu CtncinuRtl.
, 1881-09-16

'rAol, N. T., Sept. t5.-A fire ut Bussey tk
AlgLeod's stove foundry destroyed property
valued At S50, QUO.
, 1881-09-16

AT ROsCOIM0N. NIGH.
aysssal Dtsp4teh to Ins CAttaso TtssunA.
East SAGINAW, Mlch., Supt. 15.-John
Mahoneys saloon and dancc-hnll at RoscoM-
mon burned Inst night. Loss, 5000; III.
sured for $500.
, 1881-09-16

Puny. 1cak, and slckIy chlidson need Nsowu's
Iron Ulttess- II will strengthen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

A curious case bearing on Sunday
travel has just been decided in the
Massachusetts Supreme Court. In Au-
gust, 1876, Mr.. Il. =. Beecher was
travelling on the Fitchburg road, when
C llision took place about 0 o'clock
Sunday morning. Mr.. Beecher was
injured, and brought suit to recover
damages. The main question that
arose was whether or no ne was travel
ing for necessity or charity. MIR.
Beecher testified that his object in 60
ing to Boston was to meet sick sister
on her way from Minnesota, and that
he had no other business iE Boston ex-
cept to get bis mail and supply OF
funds. The jury held that he was JUS
tilted in travelling OH Sunday, and the
railroad took exception and carried the
case to the supreme Court, which has
decided that there was no evidence
which would justify jury in finding
! that the plaintiff was travelling from ne
cessity or charity within the meaning OF
/ the statute.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
COMMUNICATES.
INVESTIGATION OF COUNTY
AFFAIRS.

Pursuant to adjournment meeting
was held in Charlestown on Monday
last and was called tc order by its Chair
man Col. II. Preston Chew. The Com
miIlee, by Dir. John II. Strider made
It's report, in substance as follows:
/. That the Committe believe the
property OF The S. V. Il. X. iii Jefferson
is valued for taxation too low.
2. That steps should be taken to as
certain the value OF our stock i'll. this
Company.
3. THAT the 3. & O. are indebted to
the county aaI different school dis
lricts for back taxes since 1873 upwards
I, of $4,000.
1. That the valuation placed on the
property of the road in Jeftrson-the
State officials every year from 1878 to
1889 gave an average valuation OF S56C,-
l8L42, which the County Court, with
out any authority or jurisdiction over
the subject, reduced to $4,000; by
which unauthorized action the county
and school districts have lost every year
since 1873 the taxes on al average
| $226,18S.42.
The report being read, after some re
marks by Mrssrs. George Baylor, i.
! W. Baylor, W. II. T. Lewis, John W..
/ Grantham aud Joseph Trapnell, the
following resolutions were adopted:
!. That the thanks Of the meeting be
rendered to the Committe.
2. That i Committee be appointed to
raise al amount sufficient to print 100
copies Of the report.
3. That Committe be appointed to
continue the investigation into the state
of the account bctweemthe County and
the Railroads and report TO a meeting
to be held on the first day Of the EeXt
County Court. Said Committee to re
port also what steps are proper TO be
taken to enforce any claim against the
Railroad Companies which may exist.
The Compittee presented a number
OF tables with thoirrepolt giving very
valuable aud interesting information
about county affairs For example, a
table. showing the tax due and the
amount paid under The arrangement with
! the County Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
LATEST ARRIVAL
OF NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT BOTTOM PRICES.

AIDES Dress Goods of all the pre-
IL vailing fashions, Black Cashmeres,
Buntings, Plaids, Ginghams, Lawns, sc;
Domestic Goods, Prints, Brown and
Bleached Cotton, Shirtings, Bed Ticking,
Cottonades, Crash, Cassimeres, Table
Linens.
Notions and Fancy Goods, Handker-
chiefs. Ladies anG Misses Hose, Mems
Hdlf Hose. Necktics, Rufus, Fans, PARA
soils, Umbrellas, Window Curtains.
Large stock of Shoes and Hats, very
cheap; full stock Glass and Queensware.
Hardware, Forks, Shoyels, Hoes, Rakes,
Nails and Hose Yokes.
Full line of Groceries, Sugars, CoffeeS,
leaks. Spices, Canned Goods, Syrups,
Mackerel, &c. Call and sec me. No trou-
bic to show goods, Al kinds country
produce taken in exchange for goods:
Thankful for past favors continuance OF
the same Is respectfully requested.
d. \. HILL.
April 80, 1881. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

II is announced that Mr.. Sayre, of
the Bethlehem (Pa) steel works, has
made arrangements for the investment
of Sl,0O0,000 in new steel works at
birmingham, Ala, and will erect the
necessary buildings this summer. a
few years ago the site where Brming-
ham now stands was q cotton field; now
the place boasts population Of G,00O,
and has in successful operation iron fur
naces, acres OF cokiug ovens, aud extern
sive rolling mills, whilst ii is rapidly
becoming one of the most important
railroad centres in the South.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
JOHN F. WELSAANS.
OPENING OF MAGNIFICENT STOCK
Dry Goods,
Millinery,Fa Goods,
NOTIONS,
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
OF 1850 AND 1881.

HAVING Just returned from the different Eas-
tern 81 les with \ large and well selected stock
of Goods, would invite the attention OF pur-
chAsers 10 an examination of the same.
N DRESS GOO s name Black Silks, Black
Cashmere, Monte Cloths, Coloused Cashneres,
Tartan Plaids, Diagonals, Brocaleis, DeDcegs,
Dress Flannels, &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS, Prints, Bleached and
UnbleAched Co,tons, Sheetings, Bel Ticks Can
ton Flauuels, Shaker Flanneis, Ginghams, Crash,
&c, *.
MILLINERY GOODS. Bornets, Hats, Frames,
Feathers, Flowers, Ornaments, satin, Plush,
Velvet, Nelyeieens, Silks, Ribbons, ".
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS. six and
Linen Handkerchieis, Ladies' and Chidren's
Hose, Gloves, Ccnetts, Hamburg Edges, Icph-
" Worst,ds, Germantown Yarns, BuItons, Per-
iumery, Soap, Scissors, Shear, Silver Thlmhles,
&C., &c.
ALSO BLANKETS, White Quilts. Table OIL
Cloths, shawls, Skirt, Beaver Cloin, Water
prosf Cloth Cloaks, ,Sc.
These Goods have all been selected with great
the same qualities OF goods can be bought for In
any market.
Nv motto In business Is iirst-class Goods, short
profits, goods Us represented, and Satisfaction
guaranteed.
NJ trouble Ia show goods, whether you wish
20 purchase only to look, you will be treated
vi h the $ me poliIeucsS aud attention.
Thankful for the liberal share OF patronage
extended to me in the past solicit coDtihu-
aucv of the same.
Very Respectfully.
October
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
School Election.

THERE will be held ut the voting pre-
L cincts in Shepherd District, on IL ES-
DAY, MAY 17gh, 1881, an election for the
following officers tO-wit:
!. \ County uperintendent.
2. 4 President aud two Commissioners
of the BOARD Of Education. Also
l. 4 vote on the question Of granting
10 the Board of Education OF said district
the power 70 levy for the support Of the
Free Schools therein. a district tax.
,. \ vote on keeping the schools open
ten months in the year.
\. :. II. HOFFMAN,
Secretary Board Of Education.
April 80, 1881. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN CLERGY,
MAN.-Rcv. John McCron, aged &c
wears, formerly of Baltimore, died on
Tuesday, in Philadelphia, after a short
illness. Two weeks ago he was in his
usual health He WAS born III Man
chester, England, came to the United
States about 40 years ago, and had his
theological training at Gettysburg, Ia,
after which he entered the Lutheran
ministry. His charges before coming
to Baltimore were Chester Springs, Pa,
Still Valley, n. Rhinebeck, n. y,
and Middletown, Nd. He became pas
tor of the Third Lutheran Church in
Baltimore in 1865, and Of the First
Lutheran Church in 1861. lie lett
Baltimore in 1872 and took charge OF
the lIagcrstown Lutheran Female Sem
mary, after which he assumed the pas
torate OF Bloomsbury Pa) Church.
For a short period ne was at PottSvll!e,
Pa, and about yeay since took charge
of Lntherbaum Church, Philadelphia,
of which he was pastor when he died.
When he was III Baltimore he was one
of the popular pulpit orators Of the day,
a man cf commanding presence, and re-
markable conversational powers. He
was twice married, his first wife being
Miss Martha Morse, of Vermont, arela-
:ive Of Morse, the electrician. His sec
ond wife was Miss Martha Bailey,s Of
this city, who survives him. His funer-
al services took place yesterday from
St. Mathews Lutheran Church, Mount
Vernon and Broad streets, Philadel-
phia, Rev. DR.. Baum, pastor, official
ING. His widow is seriously i'll in
Philadelphia, ana has been SO tor some
time.-Balio. Sun, .8prii 80.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

,-s5- First quality Ground Alum and Fine Salt
for sale 10y Baker ~ Bimyer.
c5y" 4 lot of Philadelphia Stark A. Mill
Grain Sacks, for sale by Baker * Bi!myer.
Just received by Baker IL Billmycr, a
fine lot of Carpeting Of the latest styles.
Just received and for sale large lot OF
Cocoa Mats AT Baker Is Billmyer's.
Just received by Baker II Billmyer a
large stock of Boots anG Shoes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

~" DR.. OELLIG AND PFOUTz Tonic ELIXIR
AND Pills. the reliable preparation so Highly
recommended by its meIi's. This medicine is
known ty its curative powers from the East to
The Wost, from the North 10 the South Owing
10 the puri of the medicine and the satisfaction
il has beer. giving. the demand is largely in
crcas,ng. Il i the great cleanser and puTiti'
the s, stem; regulates the liver, heart lungs, ard
kidneys; cures dyspepsia; is Invaluable cs ton
t.: will mpart strength u the system; restores
lost appetite, and is also certain TO remove al
OBSTRUCTION L. the regular course Of nature in
females. 1t will also strengthen the weakest
cord, restore down bearing, aud is a sure remedy
for Whites, pain in the back, in side, or under
the shoulder blad-s; heariness on breast, or bel
ching OF wind This desirable medicine is man
ufacturcd by N. ID. P!ou;Z, Of Wayncsboro',
Franklin County Pa, and is for sale by Baker
IL Mcilurrun, Shrphc:dsto"n; Z. G. wilkins ~
Bro and NJ. ID. Snodgrasa, Martinsburg; and
Finley Smith SbarpsbuTg. Feb l9-ly
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NOTICE..
Young Men Study the Art Of
Surveying and Mining En-
cheering.

YOUNG men who are posscsse ! Of a fair
j education should not fail to take all
vantage of this, perhaps the fret 0ppOr-
tunity afforded them In this and adjoining
counties Of gaining practical knowledge
exclusively Of one Of the most important
and ut the same time profitable profess
sions at the present day. The opportuni-
ties here afforded are unexcelled. IL not
only affords young men aD opportunity
OF gaiEinga knowledge Of the principles
and methods that relate tO the profession,
but IL affords them an ample opportunity
Of gaining practical knowledge OF the
same under the instruction Of an old ex-
perienced practical surveyor and engi-
ncer, who will with the necessary kstrii-
mcnts demonstrate 10 his students the
actual field work, and will at the end OF
the term (Which will occupy but a few
weeks furnish each student with COM
pass, chain, drafting and drawing instru-
mebts and a surveyors book. Students
should apply at once for further inforIna-
ton in person or by mail. Persons who
arc ia need o: the services Of surveyor
or engineer can have their work prompt
ly attended to by applying 10 the UNDER
signed either in person or By mail. Office
at ShepherdstOwn, Jefferson county, W.
Va. PROF. y. BRAENEGH,
ShspherdstOwu, JEFF. Co., W. Va.
April %, 1881. 3n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

,sg" REMNANTS REMNANTS -REMNANTs!-A
large lot of remnants Of dress goods, cashmere,
CLOTHS. muslin. canton iilnnels, CiDgnams, cali
Goes &C. are THROWN on the remnant counter
aud viii De sold cheap. Al who wish bargains
will do well To call early.
Respectfully, a. flNGLINT.
READ THIS, SWEEPING REDUCTION "A
large lot OF children's English fieeced hose worth
- TO 10 cents are offered at II l , cents; felt
skirts worth - cents are sold al 80 cents; all
wool clshu eces worth 80 70 81 cents eau be
bought at 81 l = cents; comforts, blankets, shawia
and ladies ccaks will be sold ct prices regardless
OF cost. Respectfully, a. YlNGLlNG.
,5fy~ To ell who il may concern, We will say
We now have in stock for SAL, the best Cash
mercs in weight, color and finish at Soc, Coo,
65C.. s5r., Sc, and 81, ever fore Offered Tor
sale in Il. ,erstown. lac pubic are invited 10
examine lLcse goods before purchasing else
nLer,. Respectfully, :. YING-LNC.