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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
A Total-Abetinenoe Face.

Charity may be . virtue, but when
aiming to be good In this direction It Is
proper to see that your generosity is
appfed to deserving objects. observes
the Hartford 1Snsea A Hartford gem
tleman, who 10 oharitably disposed. has
been imposed upon 90 many times he is
now very cautious to whom he gives.
But this morning man poorly elad.
with features pinched by cold, called
at our friends store and asked for
something to eat. The merchant was
about to send him TO the right about
with a savage "No." when something
about the mans face made him think
that this one was possibly deserving OF
charity. So he questioned him, and
drew out what appeared to be a toler-
ably straight story OF misfortune, re-
sulting in the loss of work. and thus
compelling him to beg.
..Do you drinke" asked the mer-
chant. ..
..No, sirr' answered the other, a lit
tie indignantly. ''Do 1 look like it?"
The merchant was compelled to in
look like the phiz of a drinking man.
= "But," continued the merchant, 81
suppose you would prefer tenpence to
a good, warm breakfast?" 9st-'f
mo, sir,' replied the beggar; 81
would rather have the breakfast"
This seemingly honest answer threw
him off his guard, and he handed him a
quarter. telling him to go and get a
breakfast. a> ot
.'Thank you," said the fellow, as he
carefully laid away the coin in an in
side pocket to his coat. .'Now there
be men mean. enough to take money
from a gentlemanlike you, and then go
Off aud peddle i. out for rum. But L
ain't that kind of a chap-not much.
Good-day, sir" sss
This little speech aroused the mer-
chants suspicious, and'he told one of
his clerks TO shadow him and see where
he brought up. He turned the first
corner, and there met = companion,
and rs the clerk was following ON be-
hind, he heard the following dialogue:
..Well, old rooster, what did you
getp'
'.Not cent How did you make
oute" ---i -"
80. got quarter. My total-absti-
nence face did the business. Your rum
face spiles you for II first-class beggar.
But como along i'm here and get
drink" and the clerk saw them slide
into a saloon, and when he went back
and reported, she merchant was con-
vinced he hSd been sold again. If that
total-abstinence face shows up in that
particular store again, there will be
music at the toe Of the merchants boot.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
Wooing.


Cease, my sweetheart. cease thy doubling,
Say not yows are idly spokesis
Though Thy lips losk lovely, poiIt.ng,
They were made for syscetcr token
Fer thy smile, my heart is waiting,
For thy lovc-iook, sad and signing,
For thy kisses, suppiicating,
For thy passion, faint and dying.
In my sleep thou bcEdest DER me.
And thine eyes speak, love confessing;
Thy soft arms reach cut before me,
TIL feel their sweet ca-essiDg.
To thy breast, with pass On painting.
I Lovingly thou dost enfold me,
And thy ;,s with words enchanting,
Whisper what thine eyes had told me.
As the famished dream of feasting,
Ard the thirsty pant for fountains;
As the wounded warrior. resting,
Dreams of peaceful wales and mountains;
Sony hungry heart, in sleeping,
ReTeis in thy bCuntcouS loving;
So my parched lips, to thine creeping,
= Drink thy kisses thou approving.
But. alas! Voc follows waking,
For my bliss dies with my dreaming;
Night begins when day is breaking, rfi.
Night is day when love is beaming.
!-ah, thine eyes are weeping.
Now thy 1ovrliness is human
Angel art thou when L IN sleeping;
Now, kiss thee, thou art woman! t.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
A Free Translation.


Lawyer Benhan, Of the old Cincln-
natl bar, was an orator and very fond
of showing off his classical learning be-
fore jury. In q murder trial, in de-
Tending the prisoner, he warned the
jury not to allow public opinion. which
was against his client, to influence their
verdict. Gentlemen of tho jury" he
said, in concluding his appeal. ''give
up. drop entirely all feeling in this inn
portant matter and be like the ancient
Roman in his, adherence to tho truth.
who. in its defense, most eloquently de-
.clared: 'Amicus Cato, amicus Plato.
amicus Cicero sed major veritas. C'I
am . friend to Cato, friend to Plato, n
friend to Cicero. but a groater friend to
truth."] The next morning the lawyer
found himself reported in the newspa-
per as follows Advocate Benham,
the great orator, closed his great speech
to the jury by eloqnently disclaiming:
Il may cuss Cato, I may cuss Plato,
may cuss Cicero, said Major Veritas.'"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
An $4,000 Stable.

Baron Rothschild. of Vienna. has q
favOrite horse for whose accommoda-
ton he has had a special loose box built
at tho cost of 81, 600. This magnificent
room forms part of a new stable which
cost CSC. 600, and which has marble
floors, encaustic tiles painted by dis
tinguished artists; rings. chains and
drain-traps Of solid silver, and walls
frescoed with splendid hunting scenes
from the pencils of eminent animal
painters. fortunately. however. the
Baf0ns annual income II . lazge Tor
tane, hsilg ahoat q. e0A 600
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
Two Curious War Relics.
Washington Republican.

In a glass case in the Winder Mus
cum there is n section of an oak which
stood inside the rebel intrenchments
near Spoitsylvania Court House. Vir-
ginia, which was cut down by musket
balls. To know just how many shots
were required to accomplish this might
be an interesting problem to figure on.
Another curious relic of the late war
are two mimic balls fired from the cp-
posing forces and which met in mid-air.
They are lattened and are rs firmly
united as if they had been welded TO-
gethcr. They were found near Peters,
burg, Virginia.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

..The Germans arc frugal people. :"
says an American writeE after visiting
the Berlin Opors-H House. "As soon As
tho opera is over. the man in frOht-ook
wads Of cotton from his pocket and
stopped up his iears to savo the music
ha had paid tor.n =,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

The State of Ohio has in its Capitol
195 flags, 1877 banners. and 65 markers.
all priced relics Of tho Union soldiers,
but fast being destroyed beyond resto-
ration through tho iberality with which
they are allowed to 90 out TOR reunions,
ofn
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
'.Shoes uf Pmssian Ledder.r.

II there - merchant in New Or
leans who cap sell goods Ct any price
he chooses to sfix On thenS Ra6e H11fen-
stein. who keeps . clothing andf hoe
store on Poydras street. is The man.
A few days ago q customer entered
his establishments and inquired: ~
"Have you got any low-quarter gai-
ters?"
Certainly, my trent. I had any
sdyle you wish und someding dot vas
neat und will last all de summer dime
out. Now, here vas q pair uf CATERS
vat is made uf Prussiau ledder, de pest
kind dot vas known, und I dinks dey
will suit you. Subbose you dry dem
on" -
'All right" replied the customer.
''Vait. my trent. und I'll put leedle
bowder in. Now dry dem. All! vat
peter shoe you want den dat. 1t Wits
shut as if somepody dake your meas
ure.'' -. -.
''It's too tight across the instep,n said
the customer, rubbing the spot with his
fingers. .a,..gsassss ass
at will sdredtch, my dear SIR" re-
piled Hoffenstein persuasive1y, odat
ledder vas made EXPRESSLY for stretch
ing" .'.ss
But the shoe pinches my toes also"
dot is noding. it will go way de first
dime it gets vet. You don't want to buy
pair uf shoes more as .dree, sizes too
big und go around de ladies init your
feet looking like . couple uf railroad
scrapers. 1t would be shame, you
know" .at siit.
''What do you ask for the shoesr'
''Only seek dollars" .a.k- ~
''Gerusalem! that's too much''
''Vell, my dear sir, you must regol-
lect dat dem shoes vas made uf Prussian
ledder, -und ledder dere vas scarce. NV
Uncle vat Ifs dere write me last week
und said dat ledder vas so scarce dey
don't make harness NIT it any longer.
All de harness dere is now made of
wool''
"I'll tell you what I'll do" said the
customer examining the shoe closely,
'Tn give you four dollars"
my gr-r-r-acious, a Prussian ledder
shoe for four dollars ven it costs me
more as five dollars und fifty cents laid
don't pay for the gas. MY gr-r-r-rac-
ious, vat's dc matter nit de beopleP Do
you know, my trent, dot my own foder
vas in de retail shoe business, und he
sold de same kind uf shoes for four dol
lars. und vat you dink pecome of
himP'' .-.ts--.r.s
II don't know replied the custo-
mer.
: '.Vell. my dear sir. he kept on selling
dem Prussian ledder shoes for four dol
lars until he got SO poor dot de hogs eat
him." .i,t.. =.
"Well. I'm not going to give six dol
lars for these Shoes" said the customer
moving toward the door; ethey are not
worth it." ii.lf4fst..sfst ss..
'.Vell, my trent, dake dem along for
four dollars und call around again some
oder day"
The customer paid for the shoes, and
taking his parcel left the store.
Herman" inquired Hoffenstein of
his clerk, ''vat YES de cost brice uf dem
sblit householder shoes shust sold de
''Von dollar und half, sir"
'.My gr-r-r-acious, Herman, dink
how small de broft vas. If .pisness,
you know. Herman. don't get better by
dc winter dime it will preak all de store
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

Two Of the wealthiest men OF the
State of New York are Il. ID. Morgan.
of New York City. and f. b. Morgan.
of Aurora. Both are of liberal mind.
The first named has recently given
about $500, 900 to the Union Theologi-l
cal Seminary. and the other has an-.
dowed the Auburn theological Semi.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

PORTAGE co. OFFICIAL REGISTER.

Common Pleas Judse-George +; Arrel. Younss-
Warren. Ohio.
Aurora Ohio
Probate ygdge-Gideon Seymour, Ravenna. U.
y esssy MsharS 5in sagsnna
Couaty Tredsurer-Nathan II. Smith, Ravenna.
Shert-wiiliam wilcox; Ravenna-
Recorder -phio Bierce, Ravenna-
6o.%is."gse1@Pssis G Nfchols, vile;
2. Falls; Edgar whittle-
Streetsboro, o.; F. W.
Count, Ssrueyer-Jedediah Cole, Garrettsville.
Coroner-Aifred X. Barlow, Rootstown, o.
Pickett, Kayenna; Cyrus
w Turnbull Edinburgh.
Mayors of incorporated Villages.
GarrsstsgilZe--E e. smith
Keat-James Woodard-
RGceand-Georse f. Robinson
Justices OF the Peace.
Atseater-Sylvester a. Hinman, II. H Woolf-
Aursra-John L. Thompson, r. p Cannon.
Brin did, Il. Carrier e. H. Chapman.
CAarIestossn-Aussin Z. .Curtiss, >. L. Morris.
TG 4aiaGsrg1oGeo. 3. Merwin. John eiddings:
kraakyia-fsaas Knssei. Nelson Barber. 'ohh
Ft.saom-nyman snss BRYANT. Henry c. Jennings.
Garretessizie-Rollin $: webb, James Ashald- z
Riram--Richard NJ. Hank, III; A, Dyson
Naatra-C. u. IngeD Horace Ladd
Nslsaa-L- s Nicholson. Gsogge f. Fl Hedger;
Pa'"sra-Mm; Me1vin "; DAVIS l. w in'"As' y ~
Paris-Richard Morris. Michael Jones.
1s-1oPneiTi 1s.ssaaEcoPPneiin. "a A. Essd Stewart Reese
Orion p. Sperra-
. Sxslsrssi1e-Almon L. Tomson. .Lafayettesmith
lSyrsstsbors'-WeHsce Root, q. ". stuart y.
TsS1s-MEssert 15a s. I'VE; Woc;iworth. 7. o. Angel.
~ SOCIETIES.
n
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
ryrisn Chapter, No. o1, r. A. II.
Meets the third Monday OF each moLGh. in
-s''n'' !" dI6Eos I'D 1s sEYSou a. N. E.H.P.
Royal Arcanum.
Meets first and third Fridays OF every month,
In Hail In opera HIDR1N DiS6 SEYMOUR, Regent.
CH GRIFFIN, sec'y.
l.. o. O.F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 65.
Meets every "Wednesday evening at Odd fea-
isws' Hall rFr Crs1 r |
Raveuna Encampment, No. ITO.
Meets every and and 9Th Fridays OF each month |
Equity Lodge-No. Al, A. D. U. w.
Meets second and fourth Fridays of every |
month at Hall in opeJJr bIsiEMUrH BILL NV. |
MI. OSBORN. Recorder.
CHURCHBS.
rNIvERsAIIsr- Rev. AEDsEv WILSON |
and z 80 y. Sunday School at II % p. m. |
Pastorsy residence on Diamond street. 1rst door |
north OF Main
CuNGR E,i ATfONAL REV, A. NJ HILLS, /
Psstor- Services sunday at 10 30 A n, and /
so r n. Sunday School at II rs p n Prayer |
HeetIrg on Thursday Evening ut : 80 /
MEsI HtlDIST REV Il. 2. RAHDOLPH, Pastor.
Services On Sunday at 10 30 An, and 20 7. n
Sunday School at 13slb r. n Prayer Meeting /
snThursday Evening at z 49, - ---
DIsCIPLE-R Rev
Services on Sunday at 10 80 A. n, and 80 n
Sunday school at l2-i5 \ frsyer Aeelhg
en- Thursday Evening at 80
TIMMACULATE CEPrION--CATHOLIC
.RKv o. ID, BOwLEs Pastor. Services ats and
70 so each alternate sunday Sunday School at
V:3OP NJ High Mass, sunday. July 4, and eacn
Z tern ate sunday thereafter. Mass every week
Qsy morning at 80. .. |
GRACE HURCH-EPISCOPAL-C st.
REV. 4. J. BOCKwAY, Rector Services ON
sppday at 1870 A n, and Sabbath school ih-
ztt lately after service |
ATWOOD CHAPEL-Oakwoods 4 street Rev.
Eckert Pastor. Services Sunday eve
ming att 80. Union Sunday School 1t O'CLOCK
D.n each Sundal-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

When you read the seductive legend
In the tobacconist's window: ''Our D.
cent cigars can't be beat" reemember
il they can't be beet they may be cab
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07

When man is drawn upon a jury
we suppose it may be called q panel
picture. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-07
Business Cards.
MISS L. e.. JACKSON,
= ARILLINERY GOODS Of all kinds Opera
IN Block, Ravenna. ..
A. N, FARR,

ANSON w. -OLNIAN'
Attorney ats Law Room Z, Rouse BLOCK;
luor th west corner OF Superior street and
: Public Square. oser Carson's Clothing StereD
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
'Eo.yu of Arena.

ne. Description. See. Acres. amt
Town s. Range ;.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
neral Point City.
FIRST Ward.

william Coads estate and H. Bowdcu undivil-
ed OF all that part Of lot 40 in Nlcit's sur
vey containing - # inches front on High
street With metcs ANA bounds as describedin
deed recorded in vol 1 of deeds page 6l3
and building 10 s.
Judson Beardsley swl Of lot % invIeit's sur-
vey EOS
John Clowncy building and lot g in vleits
survey 1924
Edward Coad, Jr. house and forty feet front
on Fountain street of lot Al in Welt survey
except that part sold to II Clauer recorded
in book of deeds page Al also 1T feet
front on Fountain ST Of lot 20 IN Vleit's sur.
vey, said parts OF said lot 40 and 4 decided
by Nicholas Coad and wife and recorded IN
book % of deeds page $40 ~ 81
Vino COrbctt house and lot 9 In blk StronQs
addition IL 81
c. Hendra uni of house and part Of lot 30 in
Vleits survey described in deed from Isaac
Tamblyn and wife to Hendra by deed dat
cd July %, 1857 and recorded in vol II of
deeds page ", ana 30 an agreement Of Thos
Vincent To Jackson dated Nov Is 1870 re-
corded in vol IS 81 deeds page 80 1903
ID \ Gates house and part OF lot ~ IN Nleit's
survey and part Of lot ~ in Harrisons sur
vcy ON the north side Of Mineral Alley as de-
scribea in deed recorded in vol - Of deeds
page j02 80 20
d n Gates lots 10 and 50 in Vleits survey 952
Geo Harris house 1ld Cd Of lot - IN Taylors
addition 1851
Thomas James house and lot IA in vlelts
survey except u # of the E side of said lot
Samuel Jacka house and lot u block n
Strongs addition II Oh
ThomasLutey house and lot block "a StrDnvs
addition - 40
John LanyUn Isl house and part OF lot 92i blk
"a in Strongs addition decided by John Mil
ton and wife Aug Is 1910 and rec Ia vol = Of
deeds page 500 jO0j
Joseph Miller house and lot 4blk 81 strong's
adj 3, %
Joseph Miller house and lots IS & ~ blk 81,
strong's nd 305l
james Z Mayhew house and part Of lot 12in
blk AZ tn StrOng's al as rec IN vol OF deeds
mage 452 900
james Mayhew house and that part OF lot
2Ji in HarriSOns survey rec IN Vol - on
deeds Dap,4s Is and 20 GJI3
James V MayheE house and # of the side
Of lot ~ and part of lot 40 in Nieits survey
rs described in deed from Nelson Lathrup
rec in book X Of deeds page 495 n ~
John ODowd house and vi OF lots ? and II
blk 81 in StrOngs ad y ~ !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
Unredeemed Lands.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Iowa COUNTY WISCONSIN,

Notice is HEREBY given that the following de-
seribed lands, snd city and village lots, in the
sold by the County Treasurer of said county, on
The 18th day Of Nay A. b. 1879 for the delinquent
and unpaid taxes OF the year 1875.
The amount set opposite each tract of land,
ami city and village lots, is the amount Of tax,
interest ndcharses thereon computed to the last
day of redemption, to-Wit;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
village of Dodgeyillc.

Parry's Addition.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01

Inc Ills NC, | team h,
from leather OF the best
- - a. r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
Village OF Highland.

SC corner Of lot No 8 commenc-
ing $50 feet of sw corner Of
said lot, running thence c 40
fee thence n 30 feet, thence
W 40 feet, thence 30 feet TO
the place Of beginning, 4 81
and c part Of lot No 9, com
mencing at ne corner of lot No
I, running thence W Is feet,
thence - feet, thence W 100
feet, thence ~ feet. thence
INA CT tLunnn Il. &c {. 81 -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01

der strip Ii rods wide off from the
side OF nelofswl making the n
l.jofnelolsws - Ol
8 nwl0fse4 ~ 10 J7
a strip 80 rods wide OF Of the u
side Of the sw. ofswl 81 l6 o.
a piece In the NV corner Of the
Sc loiswt described as follows.
commencing 80 rods wes' Of the
ne corner OF Sc tofsw! Of sec ~ 7
SRI aud running west 80 rod,
thence south30rods thence eastIs~,
north Is rods. thence north 7Os,
east " rods TO place Of begin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
| Unknown
Mineral Point min
ing company

UnknOWn pUTt OF cEOfSWI as UcsCriN-
ed in deed recorded In vol rs of deeds page
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01

Now, therefore, unless the taxes, Interest and
charges on the above and foregoing described
tracts Of land aud city and village lots are paid
or before the 18th day Of May, A. u. l5s2 the
same win be conveyed by tax deed TO the pur-
chaser. Authorizations used in the foregoing list
for north, for south, r for east, for west,
NV northwest, NE northeast, sW southwest 81
south. east, fr fraction, pit part, ind undivided,
no number, vol volume, blk block, It feet. IN
inch ch chain, Tx link, degree, ad or adam
addition. T NJ. GOLDSWORTHG
County Clerk, Iowa County, Wisconsin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
e4ofn lofnw! ofnwl sec SO
~ 7 -

7 I II 7 , u =
sW corner OF lot no ~ com
lnencing at the sw corner of
said lot, running thence e 40
feet, therce n 10 feet, thence W
40 feet ihnnce q 40 feet IN 1nlncp
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-09-01
NiIla.e of nnli,.-
Town OF oscoyv.

5 Narrison's Heir, rudl Of lots no II ana - 2.
5 h Seheimer do do CANA .,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14
EIn-crstow Business Locals.

THE POPULAR DRY GOODS HoUsE.-Besl les
the great qrianli Of LOyellies in Dress G1o's,
White Goods, Ladies ard Gents Suitirg', We
have opened up an Immense stock OF new Trim
minps. suited to all the new sping shades. Also
Large lots Of Kid Gloves in all shades, buttohed
and hooked.
$50 Wha!cbone Corsets at pc 10 81.
20 dozen Llsle Gloves worth Soc at 25c.
20 dom Isle Gloves worth TO TO 15c at ~ and
35r
5000 yds. Jaconet Edgngs, great bargains.
go pieces Laces, new Ely les.
.irs Nottingham Curtains.
Lrfge lot English and American Cretnnnes.
100 Willie Cuuuterpan,s, a; 81 to 81 so.
30 Parasols al 20c up 10 finest grades.
10 duz n Shetland Shawls at '5cu up.
100 square Worsted aud Tibet Shawls bought
low and Id cheap.
40 dozen ToWe's al 10, l2}f, 20 ard 25c.
500 d zen ladie', gents aud cLi!drens hose
very cheap. Great baIg 'ius.
Calicoes in large lots al 4, 5, ~, and Sc.
4.4Musins at Gl4, $, 0 ard lOc.
% pieces Dress Goods, worth 1870, will be
clos d out at l0r. Great drive
The public are requested II call and see his
INN, nse stock before purchasing. We guarantee
value for YOU money in ey ~ sale. Very respect
fully, a. YINGLING, lIagsrstown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14

c4y- DIR. OELLIG AND PFoUTz Tonic ELIXIR
AND PILLS, the reliable preparation SO highly
recommended by its merits. This medicine Is
known V its curative powers from the East 10
the Wsst from the MOI to 10 the South. Owing
TO the pun V of the medicine and the satisfaction
it has been giving the demand Is largely In
creasing. 1t is the great cleanser and purih s
the s, stem; regulates tue liver, heart, lungs, and
kidue,s; cures dyspepsi.; is Invaluable as ton
ic: will impart strength to the system; restores
lost appetite, and is also certain 10 remove al
ohstrnc,io, To The regular course OF nature in
females. II will also strengthen the weakest
cord. restore down bearing, and is sure remedy
for Whites, pain in the back, in side, or under
the shoulder blsdes teavine:s on breast, or bel
ching of wind This desirable me !icine Is man
ufactur,d by NJ. D. Pfourz, OF "aynesDoro
Franklin County, Pa, and is for sale By Baker
Il McMurran, shepher dsto"n; E. &. Will y
Bro. and NJ. d. Snodgrasa, Martinsburg; and
Finley Smith, Sbarpshurg. FED lily
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14
BAKER & MCMURRAN.


HERE Is WHAT YOU WANT-Fresh
IL and reliable Garden Seeds; large and
well selected assortment of Flower Seeds.
FISHING TACKLE, consisting Of Rods.
Silk and Linen Lines, Smells, Sinkers,
Bobs, Reels and thousands Of hooks. The
largest and best selected stock in town.
SILK AND WOODEN DYES that can
be easily handled and are warranted TO
give satisfaction. They are cheap.
TOILET SOAPS, TOoth-brushes, Hair
brushes and Combs, Pcrfumeries, good
and cheap.
PIPES AND SMOKING TOBACCO. a
large assortment and best brands.
CIGARS AND CIGARETrS, the very
best smokes in town. Trying is proof.
REMEDIES for headache, neuralgia.
rheumatism, liver and kidney diseases.
Standard preparations.
TONES for feeble folks and weakened
constitutions.
STATIONERY, a large assortment,
cheap and good. You will be surprised
ut the prices.
LlNlMENIS, the very best for man and
beast.
TOOTH POWDERS AND WASHES
that will please all.
PILLS, any sort you may want, Ivy the
box or by the hundred.
CASTOR AND COD LIVER OIL, by
the bottle and in bulk.
BAKER s. McMURRAN.
April %, 1851. 6w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14

New BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY
An excellent feature of the New Edl.
ton of Webster's Unabridged Diction-
airy, Just issued, is the New Geographic
al Dictionary, in which are given the
names of nearly ten thousand noted
persons Of ancient aud modern times,
with brief statement Of the dates Of
their birth and death, their nationality,
profession, etc. This is designed for
purposes OF ready reference, to answer
the questions which Otter arise as TO
when and where certain persons lived,
and the character of their achievements.
1t contains the names of many persons
who are still living, and the pronuncla,
ton of each name is given.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-14
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At the Lutheran Church, this town,
on Tuesday morning last, the 10Th inst,
by Rev. J. {. Bowman of the Reformed
Church, Mr.. DENNIS NJ. SCHOP-
PERT and Miss VIRGINIA B. DECK
eldest daughter OF Mr.. WIN. Il. Deck,
all Of this town.
sD- Miss Nellie Reynolds officiated
as Organist, aud large crowd was as
sembled to witness the interesting cere-
mony. May their pathway of life be
strewn with roses and posies in full
bloom.