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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

r@- The American Institute of Min
ing Engineers, recently in session at
Philadelphia, will hold their spring
meeting in Stanton during the latter
part of April or 1st of May. This body
comprises the most distinguished en-
cineers, minerologists and biologists
in the United States and their session
will doubtless bevery entertaining. The
railroad companies have rendered the
use of their trains, and the members OF
the Institute will make excursions into
the mineral districts, stopping at the
more prominent furnaces and ore banks
and making a general investigation of
the resources of Virginia and West
Virginia. This visit will be Of great
service, for it will be the means of
bringing the great natural wealth which
surrounds US 10 the immediate attention
of this distinguished body Of men and
through them to the capitalists of the
North.
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nzs- DIX OELLIG AND PFoUTz TONIC ELIXIR
AND Pills, the reliable preparation so highly
recommended by is Deti;s. This medicine Is
known by its curative powers from the East 70
the West, from the North TO the soutn, osng
IN The puri of the medicine ard the satisfaction
IL has been giving, the demand Is largely In
creasng, IL is the great cleanser and purin's
the S, stem; regulates the liver, heart, lungs and
kidneys: cures dyspepsia; Is invaluable as ton
ic: viii impart strength 10 the ystem; restores
los. appetite, and is also certain 10 remove al
oostrucriol to The regular course Oh mature =.
females. twill also strengthen the weakest
cord. restore down bearing, and Is sure remedy
for v nite's, pain in the back, in side, or under
the shoulder ol. des heayineSs on breast, or oel-
ching of wind. TINS desirable medicine Is man
ufaciur,d by NJ. ID. Pfouiz, OF Waynes6oto,
Franklin COUNTY, Ps., and Is for sale by Baker
IL McMurran, Shepherdstown; L. c. williams e
Bro. and NJ. d. Srodgrase, Martlnshurg; and
Finley Smith, Sbarpsouig. Fec ls-V
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5000 5000
p, J. LEE, TREASURER.


1880 Feb. TO amt of cash from
Lloyd Licklidcr dcpositary $2S.42
a collection was then taken which
amounted to $3.50.
On motion the following resolutions
were adopted:
1st. Resolved, That the thanks OF this
Society be and hereby are extended TO
Lloyd Licklider, Depository for his
faithful and efficient management OF the
depository of the Society.
2nd. Resolved, That the Secretary
be requested to send postal circular
to the churches not represented within
the bounds of this Society, requesting
their Pastors to take up collection for
the Bible cause, aud forward the same
to the Treasurer of this Society.
Ord. Resolved that the present Off
GERS, Geo. NJ. Beltzhoover President,
Jno. Keplinger Secretary. K. j. Lee,
Jr., Treasurer, Lloyd Licklider Deppsi-
tary, be requested to serve anotheryesr.
The meeting was then closed with
the singing of hymn "Nearer my God
to Thee" Benediction by Rev. w. G.
Eggleston.
II. w. LATIMER, Sec'y, p. T.
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WEST VIRGINIA IssHsEE So
CEETY.

The jefferson County Auxiliary Bi
BILE Society. held its twelfth annual meet
ing in the Episcopal Church, Shepherds
town, February 9th, 1881.
The meeting was called to order by
the President G. NJ. Beltzhoover.
Meeting opened by singing, (Corna-
ton hymn Rev. J. A. Armstrong of
the Presbyterian church read the 10Th
Psalm. Rev. d. NJ. Moser OF the Lu-
lheran church led in prayer.
The Secretary Being absent T. W.
Latimer was appointed protein. Min
utes of last annual meeting held Jan.
18th, 1880 read and adopted.
The President then addressed the
meeting stating its objects sc, and the
vast extent of the work and introduced
the Rev. w. NJ. Long, State agent, who
in an able manner gave an account OF
the work under his charge. Addresses
were made by Rev. w. g. L ggles,on OF
the Nj. +. Church South, Rev. j. A.
Armstrong of the Presbyterian and Rev.
u. NJ. Moser of the Lutheran Churches.
Reports were then read
LLOYD LICKLIDHR DEPosIrARY.
1880 Jan. II 10 amt of Books
on hand 1895
1880 Jan. ~ To am Of bill from
New York 22.IJ
1880 Jan. % BY cash pd freightS 81
1880 Jan. % BY deduction OH
bill ovcrcharged So
1850 Jan. 30 BY deduction on
bill damaged 10
1880 Jan. 80 By amt of books
OH hand Go.97
1880 Jan. 30 By amt of sales of
books 2S.42
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sPANGLER'S BAZAAR.

The largest stock Of Dry Goods and Notions In
Washington County. A sweeping reduction IN
all d. e,s Goods 10 mike room for the new
Spring Goods. Ladies aud Gents heavy Under
wear few pairs OF White Blanket, Childrens
Knit Ho ds and Sacks at cost, sooner Than car
~ over. We have now on safe full line OF
Black Good, q complete stock al Housekeeping
linen goods muslns and sheeiingS, Rmbroidcr-
les and Laces, New Spring Percaes and Gre
toner, suuu kers and Dres, Ginghams. A full
lue II trimming button, trimming silks and
sstins, novelty trimming. The latest novelty 10
ladies new wea-, ixht different make Of corsets,
10 dozen ut so cents, reduced from IS Fine ioi-
let Soar, Cashmere Boquei, &c at 10 cent?, usu-
al price rs. Hosiery, the greatest variety ever
piac' on retail counter and at prices 10 cult
all. One case left Of cent prints, they are 90
IL q ias one case just opened Of standard prints
aL6li. SPANGLKR'S BAZAAR,
Hagerslowr, Md.
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P. A BRUGH, RagerstOwn, Nd.

10y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RDSsAsTs'-A
large lot of remnants of dress goods, CASHMERE,
cloths, muslin, canton a Innels, ginguams, call
Goes, Sc are thrown 90 the remnant counter
and will he sold cheap. All WHO wisS bargains
will do well 10 call early.
Respectfnllr, A. Y1NGLfNG.
- read THIS, SWEEPING RRDrorroS A
large lot OF childrcn's English fl ec' d hose worth
25 TO 40 cents are offered at l2 I cent?; felt
skirts worth 20 cents are sold NJ 40 cent?; oil
wool cashme-es worth so TO IS cents can be
bought a. 81 9 cents; comforts, blankrt, shawls
and ladies cnaks will be sold at prices rrgNdless
OF cnst. Respectfully, a. fISGLlSG.
- To oil who II may concern, we will cay
We now have 10 stock for sal", the best Cash
meres In wight, color and flnish Al 50r., Coz,
&c., 75c., S5c., and 81, ever b,fore offered for
sale 10 H"g -rsLown. The pubic are invited ~
examine these goods before purchasing else
where. Re pectfu ly, A. llNGLlN0.
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CARRIAGE BUSINESS
REVIVED !

THE undersigned having started the
i CABBAGE BUSINESS IN SHEP-
HEIRESS-LOVE are preparedto 10 above
In all its branches in the best manner,
and at The lowest possible rates. Persons
wishing to get new Carriages and Wagons
or have their old ones remodeled equal to
new, should avail themselves Of the op-
portunity by calling on us before going
elsewhere. Factory on River Hill rear OF
Staley's Mill. Respectfully,
SLINKMAN BROS.
P.S. All work warranted as represent
ted.
March ., 1881. IL
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WEST VIRGINIA I.EGlSEA.
TIRE

The Legislature has aSreedto extend
its session to March 18th, and has pass
ed a joint resolution adjourning the
present session of the Legislature over
to the first Wednesday in February,
1882, and providing that a committee
composed of three members and two
Senator'S, shall sit in the interim to pre-
pare unfinished legislation for the action
of the Legislature when it shall reas-
semble.
A considerable debate took place in
the House on Wednesday, on the pro
posed amendment to the school law, IN
creasing the rate OF State taxation from
ten TO twenty cents. After mentioning
several other speakers, the Wheeling
Register SAYS:
'.Mr. Beckwith was the Eext man to
take up the cudgel against the proposed
amendment. This gentleman has a man
ner about him that chains ones atten-
ton, and he produces good impression.
His argument was exhaustive, and
showed a familiarity with the subject
that must have been gratifying to his
constituents, were any present, to think
that they had such all able representa-
tive"
Mr. Grantham, in q word or two de-
cidedy uttered, expressed his disap-
proval of the amendment. The amend
ment was defeated. 49,.
A bill to regulate transportation OF
freight by railroad corporations was
read third time in the Senate on
Thursday, and on motion. was laid on
the table.
The same day, 10 the House. Mr..
Beckwith presented ''An act 10 enlarge
the Law Library at Charlestown.' 1t
seems, says the Register, that the coun-
ty of Jefferson purchased a library for
the use OF the Supreme Court while sit
ting at Charlestown. BY an order OF
the County Court the county has offer
ed to transfer the same to the State on
condition that $4,000 he paid out Of the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated, in
order TO enlarge this library, this being
the duty of the State. The bill contains
provisions covering the same.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

As details of the late storm come IN
it il seen that TO The entire West, par
ticularly the stock regions, il is disss-
ter of no common order. Thousands
Of cattle have already been killed by
cold aud starvation, and some Nebrss-
ka stock men predict that the loss will
he fifty per cent and upward. a.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

b@- In making mention of the fact
that Hon. A. Il. Boteler of this town
was elected one ofthe Board OF Directors
of the new railroad, 0he Baltimore and
Cincinnati,) at recent meeting at
Washington city, the Charlestown Spir-
it says:- 4. .,.. .
eve are glad to note the above fact.
Tho road referred to cannot by any means
he expected to make divergence to
Shepherdstown, the home of Boteler, but
Charlestown, as can be seen by reference
10 any correct map. is almost on an air.
line between Baltimore and Winchester,
two points on the route of the proposed
road. Besides, 1t has long been contend
ell by those who profess to know that an
easier crossing of the Blue Ridge noun
tains can be had at the gap at Harper's
Ferry or at Keys Gap, than at any point
along this section of the Valley. Should
this company deem 1t proper to pass
through our county, our people we are
sure would be delighted. We therefore
hail the election Of Col. Boteler to place
on It's Board of Directors with sincere
pleasure, feeling assured that he will do
All i'm his power 10 subscrve the interests
OF his county, in'so far as they may not
radically conflict with the interests !Of
Incorporation in question. aTs t'n
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ESTLER HorEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.
II. w. Blunt, Washington; L. T.
Moore, VIM. III, Hickman, NJ. ii. ia
cobs, Phila; w. II. Thompson, w. J.
Kilby, T. b. Meeks, BALTIC; John w.
Lock, Charlestown; &. L. Biershlng,
Hagerstown; John Bush, S. V. L. r.;
+. =. Brown, MI. Jackson, Va.
VIRGINIA HorEL-W. A. adams, PRO
PRIEToR.
L. II. Raymo, BALTIC; c. S. Land,
Hagerstown; Rufus Barker, Harper
Ferry; G. S. DeGrange, Frederick.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

IA The Council of the Diocese of
West Virginia, Episcopal Church, will
meet in this place on the first Wednes-
day in June next the Lutheran Synod
of Virginia in August, and the District
Conference of the NJ. Z. Church South
in September So that we will have
three Ecclesiastical bodies, not less than
so ministers each, to meet here during
the coming summer, and our citizens
should make preparations TO entertain
them as Hospitality as possible.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

~ DEATH OF Hon. Thomas NJ. Is
BELL.-We regret to learn that Hon.
Thomas NJ. ISbell, of this county. died
at his home near Ripon, on Friday
morning last, the 25th OF February,
from an attack of paralysis, received
several days previous. The Charlestown
Spirit says, he was ripe scholar, and
possessed fine oratorcal powers, which
in the earlier years of bis manhood were
welded with telling effect in behalf Of
the Democratic party, to which he was
firmly allied, and with whose support he
represented his county in the Virginia
State Senate prior to the late war. Slice
that period he has been out of politics,
devoting his time almost exclusively TO
the cultivation of bis fine estate near
Iipon. His remains were inferred at
Berryyille, and aged e. years.
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look HEREI

As an improvement to the great au'ah-
tages / have heretofore onereu 10 m.
patrons, have effected an arrangement
to procure my goods for Spring trade OIL
rect from manufacturers in Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore wihcii
will enable me to sell at very low prices.
Nv stock as usual will consist OF COM
pletc assortment of Boots. Shoes, Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Satchels, and Umbrellas, a part
of which is already received. GEO. H.
uAGLEN. CharlestOwn. w. Va.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

E First quality Ground Alum and Fine Salt
for sale by Baker " Bilmyer.
cE- A lot of Philadelphia Stark A. MIL
Grain Sacks. for sale by Baker & Billmyer.
just received by Baker Il Billmyer, 4
fine lot of Carpeting Of the lates; styles.
Just received and for sale large lot Of
Cocoa Mats nj Baker s. Billmyer's.
Just received by Baker It biflmyer 4
large stock of Boots anG Shoes.
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Alarria9es.

On the 23d ult., in Marinsburg, at
the brides home, by Rev. NJ l.. Cutler,
DR.. SOLOMON HINKLE and Miss
BETTE g., eldest daughter of Mr..
Geo. w. Hawk, all of Martinsburg.
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If you want to get rid of pimples,
boils, letter, DE, use 'I.indsey's Blood
Searcher." Sold by all druggists.
Feb. 26, 4w
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TO THE PUBLIC.

P. A. BRUGH has now in stock and ready for
inspection, House furnishing goods "tall kind',
Table dams,ks In white, uublcach,d, cream and
colorcd; an unusually handsome assortment tow
els; napkins and doslhs iu great abundance;
mu-lins, sheeLings, pillow castings. H. kings ana
crash. o splendid assortm Mt OF shirtings, spring
ca'ico,s and cocheco cambrcs, and also rcctiy-
irg d,ily new and desirable patterns 81 OH
Cloths, velvet and tapertry rugs, together with
my already immense stock, enables me To offer
to the public the largest stock, the newest styles,
and greatest variety Of patterns In all grades and
ut the very lowest prices. All are invited To call
AID see them, my motto /. good Goods Low
Prices and Polite attention 10 all.
Respectfully,
PA bRUGH, Ragerstown, Nd.
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lust received from Boston over 200
% pieces Of different kinds Of Laces and
Edgings, NJ one-tbird Of the usual cost.
n. 5. J. STRIDER,
CniOnyiilc.
THAvE just received nice barrel of
i Champagne Cider.
n. ;. J. STRIDER,
ULionville.
WE are Offering Winter Prints at cost.
W v. s. j. STRiDER,
UDionyillc.
T HAVE $50 test Coal Oil for sale.
J. d. 5. J. STRIDER,
Unionville.
March 5, 1881. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

rF- Meg Wosx.-AIr Samuel Hum
ricshouse has recently completed aread
ing stand, pulpit, and baptismal fount,
for the Reformed Church OF this town,
which is being repaired. These articles
of furniture are certainly hard to beat
in design, finish and ornament, and
speak in strong terms of Mr.. HIS pro-
fciency as master mechanic. They
are made of beautiful walnut wood,
magnificen:ly carved and of superb
style, and are certainly difficult to sur
pass in every particular, and exceeding
" handsome. Mr. H., we believe, can
not be surpassed as mechanic in bis
line.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

IB Hon. JOHN w. GRANTuAM.-
Some writer in the Fayetteville Enter
prise, of this State, has made base at
tack upon the private character of our
able Representative III the Legislature.
1t was mean and contemplate, to say
the least, and in defense of Mr.. G. We
publish the following article signed
"Third District" from the Wheeling
Register:-
Editor Wheeling Rrgister.-This gentleman
who is a member Of the House of Delcg ties from
jefferson county, is the recipient of very abus-
i've editorial criticism in the Fayetteville Enter
prise, of February Is, 1881, which am glad TO
say, receives the condemnation OF every member
OF the House regardless of party.
Mr.. Gran.ham Is in possession OF Information
that the article referred to was written In Wash
ington aud mailed to the Enterprise, with IS
bill inclosed) demanding Its publication. Who
the author of the editorial was, We leave the
readers of the Register TO draw their own con-
clusions.
Now as the fact In the case: The county con-
vention that nominated Mr.. Grantham. voted
doHn resolution instructipg nominees OF said
convention to vote against Hor. j. \. Camden
for United States Senator, and hencs lie wss In
reality pledged 10y those voting In convention 10
vote for Mr. Camden, which he dill.
The petition spoken Of in the article contained
some four hundred names, out OF a Democratic
vote of two Thousand. Mr.. Grsntham knowing
that the people of this county were divided be-
tween the different candidates for Senator with
much the largest number Ia favor of Mr.. Cam
den, voted as he knew the majority of his con-
testants desired him to do.
He did not come to Wheeling as Hereford
mar" as the Enterprise states, nor did he ever
pledge himself to Hereford or anv OF his friends,
as It would have It's readers TO believe.
Mr.. Grantham Is high tened Christian gen.
tleman, aud one who would spurn TO do n wrong
TO anybody, and the attacks Of this paper upon
his private character will fall far short OF It's
mark, and will recoil with double force upon
the man who was base enought 70 pen such an
article.
The Enterprise seems to have been selected rs
the cessoool, by the enemies of Mr.. Camden, in
which TO gather all the filth snd venom OF his
opponents, and through that medium TO spit IL
out at intervals best suited TO their tastes and
when IL suited their convenience, to do MIR. Cam
den or some Of his friends q personal injury.
know well that the fret abusive aeticle that
appeared In the press of this State against Mr..
Camden. (apd that before the October elections)
was published in the Enterprise, Of which Brszie
claims TO be the editor?
Now, Mr.. Editor Is II not time that this per-
sonal abuse of Democrats and Democratic office
holders, ny Democratic papers should he stop
ped. Mr. Csmdep has been elected; then why
contiune TO abuse him and bis friends
The intelligent people of West Virginia will
not uphold the man who seeks IN pul Others
down, that he himself may rise. It's time for
Democrats to quit fighting Democrats.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-05

Spencer Cochran, of Patrick county,
Va, aged % years, was married last
week 10 Mrs. Hubbard, aged As years.
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b0" CARRIAGE BUsINEss.-We ask
the attention of our numerous readers
10 the advertisement OF Slinkman Bro
theirs, in another column. They have
opened up a Carriage Mandatory in
this place, in all its branches, and will
guarantee work made mp to give entire
satisfaction. They will employ none
but the beet material They will also
repair all kinds OF Carriages and other
vehicles. Call and see them before go
ing elsewhere.
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STATIoNERY-A very large stock and
y cheap. Box Paper very cheap ana
Note Paper from cts. to % cts. quire
according to quality. Sermon papers si-
ways on hand. Inks, Pens, and Pencils
In large quantities and very cheap.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
Feb. ls AW
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the following personal property to-Vit:
4 Head Of Good Work
Horses, r1xr

Ia Barshear leader, COLT, 3 years old I;
2MILK COWS, will be fresh shortly,
2YOUNG CATTLE, lot Of sHOATs, ]
Broad Tread Wagon, I English Wagon,
Bed, Side Boards and Bows, Narrow
Tread Wagon, pair Grain LADDERS, !
Windmill, Crosby patent, . Bsrshear
Flows, double and = single shovel
Plows,I joint Harrow, 2 sets Brcechbands
2 sets Front Gears, 2 sets Plow Gears,
log Chair, I ffth Chain, Breast and Butt
Chains, Single, Double and Treble Tree.
FORKS. Shovels. Hoes. LOT Of Barrels, lot OF
stone Jars, / Riding and Wagon Saddle.
I Hagerstown Drill with Guano; Attach
mept. Collars and Brides, Fly Nets and
Housens, 1 two-horse Sleigh and Basket,
about 200 lbs. Bacon and many other ar
ticIes.
TERN%The Bacon will Be sold for
cash, on the other property q credit a 9
mouths Will be given on all sums Of 40
aud upwards, with approved security, the
notes to bear Interest from date, but II
paid promptly when due the interest will
be RENTED. Sums under go cash, and no
property tobe removed until seftled for.
Sale to commence nc 10o'cl0rk.
MRS. ELIZABETH SHOWnAHs
Feb. rs, 1881. ~ - w
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At Litthlon, w. Va, a girl eight
wears old, the daughter of Joseph Mar
Shall, was burned to death on Tuesday
evening of last week by her clothing
being ignited by spark from passing
locomotive.
Chief Rain-iu-the-Face says he killed
Gen. Custer and is glad OF it. lie
ought to be suspended by a piece OF
hemp until bis tongue stuck out, just to
see how he liked it,
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Preaching at night by Rev. Mr..
Blake.
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AGENTS WANTED for the Best and
Il Fastest selling Pictorial Books and BIZ
bles. Prices reduced 80 per cent. Ma
TIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
March ), 1881. 3m
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. ID. NJ. MosER, PASTOR.
Preaching tomorrow in Shepherds
town at III A. NJ, and 7 Z. NJ.