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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-08-04

Maj. Woodhouse, colored, of Sa
vaunsb, is said to be the second il
command OF the Georgia militia.
During a thunder storm near
Lexington one day last week, the
electric fluid killed severel acres Of
cotton.
MIR. Peter Shoemaker, of Coweta
county, has sold this season, from
halt an acre Of poor land, S28 40
worth of melons.
DR.. w. B. Cheatham, Of Dawson,
came near being poisoned the other
day by some one putting strychnine
10 his water bucket.
Col. J. II. Coach, of Adairsville,
is preparing to erect $4,000 new
process -four mill He already has
an extensive mill of the old STYLE.
The killing of negro woman in
Walton county, a few days ago.
bids fair to furnish at least two sub.
jects for the gallows She was kill ,
ed 10. make way for another ma
rage, and the husband Of the mur-
dered woman is 10 Jail with tlle mur
derer. He is sAid to be sixty years
old. Two women and one man will
be 'riee for this crime.
The fight at Albany was on Las,
Friday brought to an end by The
election Of EIbridge Il. Lap ham tc
fill he vacancy in the United St ate,
Senate caused by the resignation d
Senator CODkliDg. Mr.. Lapham il
already a member of congress, 100
represents the tweniy-seV enth as
trio! of New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1881-08-04

"a WsicAes ~Hdsu s. wliis iastA hHntiHsSase
EhNas tmi.sttoa gd s. satid si&ia creavstani i7st
a fg ygsF % ssS .. sE,s1s., ~, i;i :. Ne.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09
Oys21'sjh E Z.

To the memory of our father, Mr.. John
Cook, who fell asleep in Jesus, March I,
1851, in the Gath year of his age.
a dear father from Us has gone,
\ voice we loved is still,
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
In the city OF the dead,
We have lain thy weary head,
Lain thee in thy bed Of clay,
Till the resurrection day.
Jesus called him and he's going,
Where the shadows never come.
But IL blessed hope is given
70 meet in heaven our home.
Weep not with angels bright above,
You know no grief nor care,
You dwell in cloudlesS light and love,
Oh would that were there.
TIE is now happy, joyous and smiling,
In his new and beautiful home,
Where, free from earthly Affections,
He is waiting for loved ones to come.
By his daughter j. {.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09
P1JnsIsC MEETING.

At q public meeting of the citizens of
Jefferson county, w. Va, held at the
Court House in Charlestown on Friday,
April /, 1881, on motion Col. Il. PRES
TON CHEW was called to the Chair,
aud GEO. w. EICuELCERGER and JOHN
A. WASHINGTON appointed Secretaries.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Rcscluea, That the Chairman appoint
a committee, consisting OF one citizen OF
'each Magisterial District, whose duty
it shall be to inquire into the = financial
affairs of this county, especially IN re-
gard to the arrears OF tax alleged TO be
due by the railroads, and in regard TO
our stock in the S. " r. r.; and said
committee shall ascertain what is the as
sessed value Of the w. d L. X. Il. IN
the State of Virginia, and the B. 81 o. K.
II. Co. in the State of Maryland; and
what is the assessed value OF similar
property in other States, and make re-
port thereof to a meeting of The people
to be held at this place or the first day
of,the next term of the County Court.
Committee Appoi"ted-W. II. T.
Lewis, L. q. ". Herr, J. w. Rider, >.
II. Strider, W. II. Moore, of ilarpers
Ferry, John w. Grantham, w. &. Car
roll. K. L. CHEW, Ohm H.
GEO. w. EIcuELBERGER, soc,vs
JNo. a. WASHINGTON,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09
OIslTJ RY.

Lines written to the memory of Mr..
John Cook, who died Il few weeks ago.
The deceased was an estimable christian
man, beloved and highly respected by all
who knew him. Blessed are the dead
who die in the Lord.
Weep not for father deceased,
Our loss is his infinite gain,
A soul out OF prison released,
And freed from its bodily pain.
With Songs lets us follow his flight
And mount with his spirit above,
Escaped to the mansions of light
And lodged in the Eden of love.
Yes, rest thee weary pilgrim, rest thee,
Free from anguish, grief and pain,
Earthly woes shall not modest thee,
TLou shalt never weep again.
Oh may we too when called to slumber,
Beneath the calm and silent sod,
Join like thee the happy number
ThatSurreunds the throne OF God.
Thou weeping friends dry thy tears,
And weepfor him no more,
Improve thy few remaining years,
To meet him OH that shore.
j. VI. II.
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Ucott)s.

In Mar,insburg, April 2nd, 1881, of
that lingering disease, consumption,
Mrs. ROSE WEISE, wife Of Mr.. Gin
ton Weise, aged % years and II
months.
At the residence of her son, General
Jas. II. Williams, in Winchester, Va,
on Friday the LIST inst. OF congestive
chill. Mrs, ROXANNA PRITCH-
ARTT, relict of the late Lewis Pritch
art, of Fairfax county, Va, in the 10Th
year of her age. Mrs. =. was native
of Fairfax CO., and a sister of Hon. A.
S. Grigsby, of Lynchburg, and Mrs. +.
d. Richardson, of Fairfax Court House.
In Washington, d. c., on the 3lst
ultimo, HELEN BOTELER, in the
10Th year of her age, only child Of
Charlotte B. and George NJ. johnson,
and granddaughter of Hon. A. Il.
Boteler, of West Virginia.
The funeral services were held at Mt.
Calvary Church, in Baltimore, on Fri
day, the 1st inst, after which the mortal
remains of the precious child were laid
awayto rest in Greenmont Cemetery.
At his residence in this place, on
Tuesday evening last, the 18th Instant,
after short illness OF Pneumonia, Mr..
CORNELIUS YONTZ, aged about 20
years. Mr.. Yontz was good citizen,
and kind husband and father His
funeral took place at the Lutheran
Church on Thursday afternoon, Rev.
d. NJ. Moser officiating, and the re-
mains inferred in Elmwood Cemetery.
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COMMUNICATED.
HAGERsTOwN, Nd,

April, 9Th, 1881.
Mr.. Editor noticed in your valuable
paper Of Il recent date recommendation
of John II. Strider, Esq, as suitable per-
son TO be made President of the Chesa-
peake 81 Ohio Canal. Mr.. Strider is we'll
known among our business men, and we
were delighted to know that the services
of so fit man could be secured. Just
such head is needed to bring up this
great work.
The suggestion contained in stock
holders communication, yiz-that this
selection of a president, from the Virginias
would remain great bone Of political
contention in Maryland, and go far to
harmonic our factions-is true ard
good one, and as a democrat and large
stockholder, for the good of the party
and for the pecuniary benefit of all par
ties in interest, say that together with
all others with whom | have consulted
argue that the best thing to be done for
the Canal is to take its President from one
of the Virginias and Mr.. Strider is emf
nently the man, he will make an able, en-
ergetic and active officer, and we hope he
will be selected.
MARYLAND.
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DIR. J. Gregg. Gibson,
SUCCESSOR TO
r. l.. MAGRUDER.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compound

PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compound
L ed all hours Of the night. Call at store
PULM0NA-The greatest cough and
cold remedy out; for sale by DIR. J. Gregg.
Gibson, General Agent for this town and
county. Price 80 cents.
GARDEN SEEDS-Landreth's Garden
Seeds, the best in market, are kept fresh
and In quantities at Gibson's Drug Store.
Eight fiye-cent papers for % cents
Cheaper than can be had anywhere else.
EASTER EGG DY2S-Boys at Glib
sons Drug Store is the place 10 get them,
all coiors, Green, Purple, Blue, Yellow,
Red and Black. Only cents paper.
HEPATiNE-The popular liver Regu-
lator, at Gibson's.
CASTOR and other Oils for lubricating
purposes at GiBoOS's.
April 2, 1881. II
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y BUTTON Kid Gloves I'm desirable
y shades for 30 cts. at
L. RICHARDS.
DOR silk Mulliers goto
L J. l.. RICHARDS.
A BEAUTIFUL line of Napkins ut
II j. l.. RICHARDS.
A BEAUTIFUL line of Buttons just re-
n ccived at j. l.. RICHARDS.
DLACk silk Frlngcs at
ID j. l.. RICHARDS.
Dec. Is II
] AIDES Cloaking in different shades at
Ia j. l.. RICHARDS.
lust received a splendid line OF Black
u Cashmeres, 30, 60, 70, Sl.OO, ut
j. l.. RICHARDS.
A BEAUTIFUL selection of Prints just
4 received at j. l.. RICHARDS.
CIIILDREN'S worsted Hoods aud Mits
y in all colOrs ut y. J.. Rl'kARDS.
A FINE stock of White and Colored
n Blankets Mt j. l.. RICHARDS.
EOR hitc, Colorcd and Canton Fian-
i nels 90 TO j. l.. RICHARDS.
A IL shades in 5ply Carpet Chain ut
II j. l.. RICKARD'S.
" ERIN ANTOWN Wool and Zephyr in
VI all shades ut j. l.. RICHARDS.
Dec.4
A FULL line OF Childrcn's Undcrshiris
a at RICHARDS.
Oct ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09
Senator Davis orr agriculture.

Senator Davis i appointed on the Ag-
riculture committee which is an arprc-
citation of his usefulness in tlnt branch
of law-making. In recent speech on
agriculture and geological surveys III
his State, Mr.. Davis SAID:
Mr.. President, | hope to see and in
pccially the South, TO take an advanced
position in agriculture, commerce, and
manufacturing. Also in developing
their mineral resources.
The country or man who stands still
while the world moves on will be lett
behind, or, as the railroad men say,
standing upon the side track, while the
gO-ahead or express train, with live, DC
tive men AMI freight upon II, moves on
ard takes the prize.
1t is believed that good, careful,
and complete geological survey OF Viz
ginia aud West Virginia will show
more mineral resources than all Europe.
! feel sure this great country Of ours,
especially Virginia and West Virginia,
has a great future. Information, enter
prise, aud capital are essential to deyel-
opcment and prosperity. \ country or
State, like a corporation, or firm, or an
individual, to prosper must be progress
sive. l would respect and protect with
equal care State aud national Govern
ment. | cannot believe with some
Democrats in extreme State rights, nor
can | follow many Republicans IN cen
tering nearly ali power in the national
Government. | am for letting the
dead issues rest and cultiva,ing the liv-
inc ones. favor fair, just and living
tariff, that will protect equally the PEG,
pie aud manufacturing interest. | am
for an effort to regain our ocean carry
ing trade; We formerly had 70, now II
per cent. l am for proper degree OF
economy in all expenditures of public
money, and for progress aud prosperity
of our entire country and people. |
would encourage and foster education,
agriculture, manufactures and com
merce, and do whatever Else will make
our whole people and country intelli-
gent, prosperous, rich, happy. and
great. We should recognise this as
1881, and not 1860.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

~" REMNANTS -REMNANTs-R EMNANTs!-A
large lot Of remnants If dress goods, CASHMERE,
cloths, muslin, can'on hnnel-, gipguams, cali
coe-. &c are thrown Oh the remnant counter
ana viii ne soil cheap. All VITO wish bargains
will do well 30 call early.
Respectfully, a. flSGL1NG.
lSs" READ THIS, SWEEPING REFLECTION "A
large lot Oi'cbildrtu's Eng fish II eccd hose worth
% to 40 cents are Offered at - l 2 cents; felt
skirts worth 80 cents orc sold at 10 cent?; all
woul cashucrss worth so TO 50 cents can be
bought n; 3? = ceuts comforts blank "a, shawls
aud ladies' clOaks will be sold al prices regardless
of cost. Respectfully, A. YlNGL1NG.
- To all who it msy concerI, We will say
we now have in stock for sal, the best Cash
meres In weight, color and finish al Soc, Coo,
Csc, &c., S5c., and 81, ever b,fore offered for
sale in Hsg'rstown. The pubic are invited 10
examine these goods before purchasing else
where. Respectfn w. A. YINSLING
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

IN. Mills and Richard Harrington,
of Delaware, have purchased Cedar Is
land, 2,S06 acres, in Accomac county,
Va. 1t is the intention of the pur-
chascrs to make it hunting resort, and
also to nse it for sheep and cattle rails
ing. The pasturage is very good, and
i: is estimated that 1000 head Of sheep
can be raised yearly on the island.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

A WILL MADE BY SpIRITs.-George
II. Howe; an OLD man, who, for number
Of years kept u small grocery store in
Philadelphia, died on the l4lh of last
month leaving an estate valued at be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. His will,
dated March 10, 1881, was presented
for probate OF the office of the register
OF wills five days after his death. and at
the same time caveat was filed signed
by a number of heirs protesting against
the admission OF tie document on the
ground that the decedent was of unsound
mind. On Saturday, petition was fled
by William II. Howe, a nephew of the
deceased, also protesting against the
will on the ground that undue influence
was exerted in the execution Of the will
by messages from the spirits and spirit
land Charles F. Hansell, who had
been acquainted with the deceased for
over sixteen years previous to his death,
gave evidence showing that Mr.. Howe
was n spirtualist and had frequently al
luded to visits from his dead wife and
lruthtr.
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FURNITURE.

THE largest and best selection Of Hand
L made aud city Furniture ever seen in
Shepherdstown. Parties who intend TO
purchase will find it to their interest TO
examine our stock. Complete Chamber
Suit from s23. and upwards; also every
thing in the Furniture line. There IL
10 need to go abroad for your Furniture,
rs we sell at city prices. Call and exam
inc our Furniture and be convinced.
A.KOGELSCHATZ & SON.
March 10 Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

,-s5" nR. OELLIG AND PFoUTz Tonic ELIXIR
AND Pills, Tie reliable preparation so hIghly
rccomu ended by lis merits. This meCicine Is
known by us curative powers from the East To
the 81, 'r'n the No u 10 lie SUM. o"iHS
10 the pl..i uf tie medicine ard tie satisfaction
i, has teen giving, Tie demand Is largely TO-
cceasIng. Ii il the great cleanser ard lu'il s
the 5, sem; regulates tie liver, heart lungs. ard
kidneys; cures dyspCpsi'; is ii.yIiu so!e as tou-
ic: viii imTaTt s.r,nEth 10 the system; restores
los; an;CIit', and is also certain 10 remove al
obstruction u the regular course of nature IN
females. Itwil also errrgghcn the weakest
cocG, restore down barring and is a sure remedy
for " Liir'., p,iu in lite back. in sid', or und'r
the shouaer g.; d.; teAviae-> on breast, or oel-
ching of VIM. Tois drsiratlc MEDICINE is mar
ul.cturtd by " d. Piou'Z, Of Wayneshorn',
Franklin Comfy, Pn., and l. tor sale by Baker
* McMuIrsu. Sh, i'herds;o"n; +. G. Wilkins "
Br,. aut NJ. Saodg'a-s, Ma~in-burp; aud
Finley Smith SEa-pS'rrg. Fob l9-ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09
ATTENTION FARMERS.

I HAVE for sale choice Clover Seed I'm
i any quantity desired. Lot OF Lumber
received direct from mill. Coal Of all
kinds constantly on hand. VIII also pay
highest cash price for all KINGS OF Grain,
Hay and Produce.
g. T. HODGES.
YOU will find at my store new and
i complete stock Of Hardware which will
be sold low. G.. Z. HODGES.
I AN just receiving large lot Of new
i Mackercl which were bought ut ex-
tremely low figures and will be sold ac-
cordingiy. q. Il. HODGES.
EULL line Of Groceries and Domestic
Z Dry Goods; prices guaranteed ut
g. T.. HODGES.
WANTED In trade for Goods, Bacon ard
w Lard at u. +. HODGES.
Feb. 10, 1881. II
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freshness E.SGa..s.

~" First quali'y Ground Alum and Fine Salt
for sale ~ Baker tc Biiimyer.
-" A lot Of Philadc pll Stark A. Mill
Gram Sacks, for sale by Baker d Billmyer.
Just received by Baker q Billmyer, a
fine lot of Carpcting of the iatest styles.
Just received and for sale a large lot of
Cocoa Mats NJ Baker & Billmycr's.
just received by Baker IL Billmyer a
large stock pf.BoOtS anG Shoes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

&c A petition is in circulation at
Sharpsburg, signed by number OF per-
sons, asking Hon. A. ?. German, Pres
ident of the G. & o. Canal, to use his
influence 'to make it compulsory for
boatmen to tie up their boats at II
o'clock Saturday night and remain so
until II o'clock Sunday night, SO as to
observe the Sabbath day as a day OF
rest, and that penalty be imposed up
on any Captain found running his boat
after the time named above, except that
it should appear that it is not fit place
to make fast his boat, and he is moving
to reach a place of safety for bis boat to
Law over"
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TO TIE PUEBLO.

p a. BHUGTl hos now in stock and ready for
inspection, House fureisLing gocGs Of all kinds,
Table dama.ks in Write, ufbieuch, i, cream ana
coloreG; an unusually handsome assortment tow
els; napkins ard t0yles in great abundance;
muslius, sh, eiiugs, pillow castings tickings aud
crash spendid aSsortm nj OF shiItings, spring
ca'i.oes and cochcco cambrQs and also rtcCiv-
il daily new aud desirable patterns If OIL
Cloths, velvet and tIpeItry rugs, together with
mr. already immense stock, enabies me 20 offer
TO the public the largest stock, The newest styles
ard greatest variety If patterns 10 all grades AMI
at he very lovcstprce.. All are invited TO call
AID see them, MY motto il good Goods, Low
Prices arr Polite attention 20 nil.
Respectfully,
p. A. bRUGH. nagerstown, Nd.
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,cuauKABLE FAMILY.
nrrrs IN NUMBER, ALL LIVING,
r0 " HOSE CoMBiNkD AGEs AGGRE-
CITE 90 YEARS.

,,.,rrrS IN NUMBER, ALL LIVING
rot " hose COMBINED ACES AGGRE-
GATE 979 YEARS.
Nc Arthur, Ono, March 3o.-Vin:
,on county can not boast OF an ".,id
70" n Gales. but we think she has the
No" "s, remarkable family in the State,
'n n5 IN order to prove our assertion we
o." .Hl give short sketch OF the heyhoias
FAMILY of this place;
''' Mr. Benjamin Reynolds, the father,
norm in Martinsburg, w. Va, Au-
S "s, %. 1890, and in the year 1871 he
GU" married to Miss Susan Shnver,
" ~ was born in the year 1898. Mr..
Teyuolds, with his family, started West
~ jsI7. and in December of that year
s',,lrd in Perry county, Ohio. After
LING in that county thirteen years he
Moved 10 Swan Township, in tins
connty, which then formed a part OF
locking county. Mr.. Reynolds mas
since that time lived on the same ia'n',
and seen a tract of country cndhSeu
,.om wilderness to fruitful fields ana
pleasant homes. 49,. ,,,,;,o
Macarthur was a; that time r"'nS
on 0yillage airs. being about h''een
Years of age. Much OF tile lana IN ''le
Thorn part of the county had not
hoan conferred" and roads across The
country were few and unworkod, Nj.
Heynoids has lived TO see almost oil his
old neishbors pass away, nearly two
generations having come ana gone
Since he moved to the farm on which
he now lives. Mr.. Reynolds farm lies
On the Ohio and West Virginia Rail
road, about eight miles north OF Near
thur >.
The most remarkable part OF the his
tory Of this family is their longevity,
Mr., REYNOLDS is in his ninety first year;
Mrs. Reynolds is in her eighty-eighth,
and are well preserved, They have
fourteen children all Of whom are liv-
inc. Our townsman, Henry Reynolds,
Esq, is the oldest son, being now in
h sixty ninth year. George, the sec
ond son, is citizen of Swan Tow nshlP.
Samuel, the third son, is now living III
Iowa, having removed TO that State
some thirty-"ne years ago Isaac, Inc
fourth son, is citizen Of Kansas, hay
ing gone there about five years ago
Seven daughters live IN this county.
three of Whom have never married.
Elizabeth is the rclict Of Sllas W l!Son,
aud mother OF George w. and Dcrn'-
,on Wilson, ci Xllcski. Sarah is tie
rlict OF Harrison Foster, and lives III
Iowa. Lydia is the relict Of the late
II. II. Swain, of this toHnSbip. Mary
Ann is the wife OF Henry Sctlot'er-
back, Esq, Of Swan Township. Ma
nah is rhc wife Of Mr.. Charles NJ. Sid
man, aud lives near Jacksonville, Athens
comfy. Lucinda is the wife Of Mr..
Presley Wright, and lives in Iowa.
Curdrlia is the wife If Edward II. Wal
l,r, Esq, and lives in Swan Township,
Anna, Rachel ami Susan I've with their
p.rcu,s in Swar. The youngest child
i, fur;S-thrre Yeas OF age, and the
average age 1t parea's AID children, is
s,xty-uue ycals. There are over htiy
grandchildren, m"uy great graudchId-
IN, =rd not Il few great greal-grand-
children.
We have oder men in Ninton Coun-
~ than Mr. Reynolds, but TO take the
whole family togcther-iaihcr, mother
and childrcn-we doubt that there Is
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

Mr.. Jay Gould returned to New York
Saturday from his Southern trip Of two
weeks, and which extended as far South
as Jacksonville, Fla. Mr.. Gould said
to an interviewer that what he had
seen or his trip convinced him that the
old South is today an excellent place
for the investment of Eastern capital,
and that the people of the old South are
infinitely more interested III the dtvel-
opment of their own welfare and OF the
national prosperity than they are in
politics, That perfect order reigns IN
the the section visited is clear TO Mr.
Gould from the way in which Eastern
capital is going in there, the whole
country being dotted with industries
backed by capital from the East.
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LOOK HERE,

As an Improvement to the great advan-
tagcs | have heretofore offered to my
patrons, have effected an arrangement
to procure my goods for Spring trade di-
rect from manufacturers in Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore which
will enable me to sell at very low prices.
My stock as usual will consist of com
plcte assortment Of Boots. Shoes, Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Satchels, and Umbrellas, part
of which is already received. GEO. ii.
HAGLEY, CharlcstOwn. W. Va.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. A. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR.
Preaching to morrow in Shepherds
town at 1899 a. NJ.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening,
L. NJ.
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Alarrlages.

On Wednesday, March 3Oth, at the
residence of the brides father, by REV.
John LandStreet. Mr.. GEO. w. BUN.
TON and Miss ELLEN, daughter Of
c. II. Shaffer, Esq, all Of Martinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

n VI. FERRY'S Celebrated Garden
u. Seeds ut LICKLIDER'S.
| AXE Herring and Mackcrcl in u 4
u and Kits ut LiCKLIDER'S.
A FULL stock of Ladies. Gents and
Il Boys Shoes at LlCKLIDER'S.
I INSEED Oil and Lewis White Lead AZ
IL reduced prices ut LICKLIDER'S.
'EHE largest stock Of Queensware in
/ town III LICKLIDER'S.
NULL stock Of Rakes, Hoes, Shoyels,
l. Forks, llamcs, Traces and all kinds OF
Hardware at LICKLIDER'S.
THE Grocery department is full and
l. complete at LICkLIDER'S.
A Ii Kind Of country produce taken In
"A exchange for goods ut
LICKLIDER'S.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09

Nj. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. w. G. EGGLEsToS, PASTOR.
Preaching in Sherherdstown at 1880
y. NJ, and Liberty Grove at 3 Z. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-09
FOR SALE.

THE Two horse Woodstock Flows, re-
L versible share and point, which We
unhesitatiDgly pronounce, ,at least in our
judgment) TO be superior to any other
Plow In use, for lightness Of draft, guam
tity and quality OF the work done, ecOno-
my as to expense, stands without rival.
We have sold number of the above
plows in the last two years, and have
yet TO hear the first complaint.
j.. ). MELVIN & co.
Duficlds. Feb. 20, 1881. IF