davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-05-08
Blackburn dashed aiong at pace
akin: to tho furious but poetlc

Blackburn dashed aiong at pace
akin: to tho furious but poetic
race Of the renowned .,ohn Gilpln. A1lntner
mile was made. and there wns no lef up inere
wis Il still heart or t~oAbout this time, for Wnen
Blackburn would couscnt to stop this peri ort1i-
events. There stool the Messrs. Dwyer anu ar.
Rowe helpless aud hopeless to avert what was 70
conc, while blackburn WAS fighting: MS way
a.unst bits and rc,s, fully determined 70 scttie
tic snuotcd leg question:. Arnunu TUG tusl
tlc rushed, and dt;wn tho stretch he split the
wind On he came like 1T, infuriatcd tempest
But look! he stops. turns around: anu WINS
quietly along toward his trainer. VIC nel ar.
Phil Dwycr on Monday evening, and asked MIN
If tho colt was tlrcd:
Yes: pretty tired
Did be li1np?'
..3id 3 ). be Quit eat1ne2"
has he been lame sincc?'
"Dces he seem to be any the worse for his
run:''
Not bit Of it,
"Do you think 1t hurt him?'
~ do not; hut We cannot be certain OF fts Ct
fccts vet, for we have not Ealloped hin s'llGc:
He walks about unu looks fresh as ever, aud
think he is all right; but don't want him to Try
thur cuper over n:raiu.
light to trust such Il horse to. and h1r. D"yer
n.recd with us, and said thnL Etoutcr lad woulu
exercise him III future.
This coup by Luke Blackburn created de-
ciue,l sensation III turf circles 1t was freely
discussed ull round, and various opinions we're
quote him ut tho old rates and lay their odds re-
luctunIly even 1T tho quotations: By the way.
those who think that Luke Blackburn will not
no to Baltimore had better stund from UNDER
, 1881-05-08

---- I}urIEfte.
"Any good shooting OH your farIn?" asked tho
hunter Of the farmer. "Splendid,' replied the
agriculturist: ~ there's 4 driye-well MIN down
in the clover meadow. cloth-peddlcr ut tho
house, candidate out in the barn, and two
tramps down in tho stock yard, Climb right over
the fence young nun, loud both barrels, and
4uiI in
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or "Against dog taX," as the voter may
choose; which vote shall be taken, GER
titled and returned, and the result thereof
asccrtained in the same manner as is
provided by law in relation to county of
ticers, except that the commissioners Of
elections at each place of voting in such
county shall make and return to the
clerk of the county court separate GER
tiiicate of the result of said vote, within
five days after the same is taken. The
said clerk shall lay said certificate before
the county court at its next session there
after, and SAID court shall thereupon as
certain and declare the result of said vote
in the county and enter the same of
record. If majority of all the votes
cast at said election be in favor OF impos-
inc tax on dogs, then this act shall be
in force in such county from and after
the day OH which such result is declared.
y. Chapter 81 Of the acts of 1875 is
hereby repealed.
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szg" DR.. OELLIG AND PFoUTz Tonic ELIXTR
AND PILLS, the reliable preparation so highly
recommended by is merits. This medicine is
known by its curative powers from the East to
the W0st, from the North TO the South. Owing
to the putty of The medicine and the satisfaction
it has been giving, the demand is largely iu-
creaslng. IL is the great cleanser and purlh1s
the {; STEM regulates the liver, heart, lungs and
kidneys; cures dyspepsia is invalu, BILE as ton
ic: will impart strength to the system; restores
lost appetite, and is also certain to remove al
obs,ructio u the regular course OF nature IN
fmaIts. twill also strengthen the weakest
co-t, restore down beaiiug and is sure REMEDY
for whites, pain in the back, in side, or under
the shoulder b, d.s; Leavincss on breast, or bel
ching of wine. THIS O. sirahlc medicine is man
ufacturtd 10y NJ. ID. PiourZ, of WaynesbOro',
Franklin County, Pa, and is for sale by Baker
Il McMurrsn She pherdstown; f. {. Wilkins u
i5rc. aud N. ID. Suodgrass, Ma.tinsburg; and
Finley Smith, Sharpsaug. Feb l9-ly
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a Vote Of Thanks.

At regular meeting of CrisweIl's
Silver Cornct Band held March 9Th, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this
Band are due and are hereby extended
to the Shepherdstown Dramatic Society
for the entertainments gwen on the LIST
and 18th of March for our benefit; also
Resolved, That thanks be extended
to d. Billmyer, Esq, for use OF his hall
on said days, also
Resolved, That thanks be extended
to the Trustees of the NJ. L. Church for
use of chairs; also
Resolved, That we extend thanks TO
J. II. little, Esq, fer courtesies toward
us and that each of the ABOVE persons
be furnished with copies of the same
also a copy be published il the Shep-
herdtown Register.
J. CRISWELL, Pres't.
0. Z. SroHN, Secretary.
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Assassination Of the Gar Of
Esnsssn

Emperor Alexander of Russia, was
assassinated on Sunday in st. Peters
burg, while returning to the Winter
Palace. The Gar was riding in his
carriage with the Grand Duke Michael,
when a bomb was thrown and exploded
under the carriage, damaging it consid-
ably, but without iujuripg the occu
pants. The Gar at once aIighted,
when another bomb was thrown at his
feet and exploded with terrific force.
The Bxar fell unconscious, and on be
ing picked up and taken TO the palace,
it was discovered that both legs had
been torn off below the knees, and
that he was otherwise terribly injured.
At 3:25 p NJ, less than an hour and
a halt after the attack, his death was an
nouncrd. The royal family were all
present at the death bed, and the Em
peror received the sacrament before dy-
ing. The news of the assassination
was at once telegraphed all over the
world, and among others to Secretary
Blaine, who Immediately sent message
of cordolcuce to the Czarwltch in the
name of the President and people of
the United States The regicides were
both arrested, and it is reported that
one of them was so severely handled
that he has since died. The Gar was
in his sixty third year, and will be sue.
ceeded by his son, who was hailed by
the populace upon leaving the palace
after his fathers death as Alexander
I'LL
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Marriaoss.


On the 10th inst, at the Baldwin
House, IIagerstown by Rev. J. Span.
gler Kiefer, Dir. JEREMIAH w.
JACK, of Berkeley CO., w. Va, to Miss
MARY X. SCllRAMEYER, of Wash
ington CO., Nd.
At the house of Casper Stump, in
Gcrards,own, w. Va, March 10, 1881,
by the Rev. &. w. Hutsler, Mr. JOHN
a. CLARK and Miss MARTHA
GRAHAM, both of Berkeley couaty.
February 23d, 1881, at "Ihe Her
mitagc," by Rev. Robert S. Bell, Mr..
CHARLES II. LEWIS, of Jefereon
county, w. Va, to MATTE s. BELL,
of RappaLannock county, Va, Youngest
daughter of the officiating clergyman.
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sNExu0RTErs.s TRIALS.
Rev. RaNDALI's RouNps-SoME OF THE
PLANS OF A WEST VIRGINIA EVANGELIST.

PLANS OF A WEST VIRGINIA EVANGELIST.
A good many Of our readers will re-
member Randall, the Evangelist, who
spent some time in this place several
wears since after his release from the
West Virginia Penitentiary, where he
bad been confined for forgery. His al
legged reform and apparent earnestness
III the matter of promoting religious re-
vivals attracted a good deal of interest,
which was heightened by his peculiar
appearance and novel style of advertis-
ing himself. The latter consisted nthe
circulation by himself Of all tie damaS-
Ing utterancvs made by others against
him, and there was no apparent lack OF
this kind of material 10 circulate. FL.
nally he drifted off and the places here
that knew him knew him no more, I'M
til last week, when correspondent OF
the New York Erprfss wrote up de-
tailed account OF his performances at
Bradford, Pa, where he has been ope-
rating for some time past, precisely as
he did here, distributing his LETT handed
recommen latons and certificates Of bad
character in the shape Of newspaper ex-
tracts, in connection with his mission
airy work. To the reporter he explain
ed that he was, as referred to in the
extracts, once imprisoned for forgery,
and as q consequence his wife obtained
decree of divorce from him. SANDER
Gus reports since bis conversion bad
been circulated against him, and in or
der to forestall them upon bis entrance
to a new field of labor had himself dis
tributed the above extracts 50 that peo-
ple should know the worst. He was
always ready to explain the matter, and
sought to atone by good work Tor the
misdeeds of the past. The last straw
had been laid on, however, and last
week the following remarkable message
was issued by him:
QUIT THE FIELD.
| have sung the last hymn, prayed the
last prayer, preached the last sermon,
and am no more witness tor the Mas
ter. The sole cause is the divorced
wife. She has damned one soul to dark
despair. The newspapers have chron-
cled my name the last time in regard
TO religion. They may have to chron-
icle me for murder when | reach Mar
tinsburg, w. Va. l have quit the field
for TO settle the matter finally, forever,
and satisfactory to everybody it may
concern.
EDMUND RANDALL, aged 4S.
In order to get at the true inward
ness of this abrupt withdrawal NJ. Ran
dali was interviewed, and said:
eyes, | wrote that note, and you can
publish it if you wish. | have resolved
to quit. For fourteen years l have
been at this work, and now only one
thing remains to be done.
"What is that?"
''To 90 back to Martinsburg, w.
Va, murder that woman, ard be hung
for it."-Uheeling Leader.
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LOOK HEREi

As an improvement to the great advan-
tages | have heretofore offered 10 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.
UAGLEY, CharlestOwn, w. Va.
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SPANGLER,S BAZAAR.

Tho largest stock OF Dry Goods and Notions in
Washington County. sweeping reduction III
all Dress Goods 10 make room for the new
Spring Goods. Ladies' aud Gents heavy Under
wear few pairs of White Blankets, Childrens
Kuit Hoods and Sacks at cost, sooner than car
nv over We have now on saie full liue of
Black Goods, a complete stock of Housekeeping
linen goo ds muslns and sheetags, Embroiter-
les and Laces, New Spring PercaIes and Gre
tones, Sur III kers and Dress Ginghams. A full
line of trimming buttons, trimming silks and
satius, novelty trimmings. The latest novelty in
ladies new wear, ii sht different make of corses,
10 dozen at so cents, reduced from IS Fine toi-
let Soar. Cashmere Boquet, &c at 10 cents, usu-
al price IS. Hosiery, the greatest variety eyer
placed on retail counter and at prices 10 suit
ALL One case left Of cent prints, they are 90
irg fas; one case just opened of standard prints
atGI4 SPANGLER'S BAZAAR,
Hagerstowp, Md.
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p. A BRUGH, Ragcrstown, Nd

-" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REMSANTs.-A
liIgr lot of remnants of dress goods, cashmere,
cloths. muslin canton sEIeis, cinguams, cali
cOes &c, are thrown on the remnant counter
and vii be sold cleap. All who wish bargains
will do well 10 call early.
Resyc-tfnllv, A. llNGLlNG.
G- Rad TINS, SWEET NC REpCCrIoS "A
large lot OF chdr,n's English II ec,d hose worth
- TO 10 cents are offered at ~ , cents felt
skirts worth Is cents sold at 10 cents; all
wool cashu cres worth so to 81 cents can be
bought at 81 cents; comforts, blankets, shawls
aud ladies cloaks will be sold at prices regardless
OF cost Respectfully, a. IlNGLlNG.
~ To all who it may concern, we will say
We now have in stock for sal. the best Cash
meres In wight color and finish at Soc, GOc.,
65c., I5c., S5c., and s., ever before offered for
sale in H. g~rstown. The pubic are invited to
examine these goods before purchasing else
where. Respectfully, a. olNGLlNG.
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Dtatbs.

In Charlestown, at the residence of
Mr.. William Hines, his son in-law. on
Friday, March 4,h, 1881, Mr.. TuOM-
AS JOHNSON, in the 72nd year of
his age.
On Friday morning, March 11th,
1881, near Browns Crossing, in this
county, OF Diptheria, ANNIE AMAN-
DA, infant daughter Of John w. and
Mary l.. Blackford, aged 4 years and 7
months.
In Baltimore, March 18th, FRANK
HARRISON, aged 4 years, = months
and 20 days, son of VIM. r. and Salie
NJ. Burch, formerly OF Shepherdstown.
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PUBLIC MEETING !

A public meeting will be held at the
Court House, Friday April LIST, at 2
o'clock, to appoint committee to take
steps 10 collect the unpaid taxes due by
the B. & o. r. II. to the county and
the several school districts Other
business @. great Importance to the tax.
PAYERS will also be considered.
TAXPAYERS.
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COUNTY COUNCIL.

The County Council. p. of H., will
meet at Ripon on Saturday, the 26th OF
March, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, being the
last Saturday in March. Questions of
interest will come before the meeting.
1t is the request of the Patrons and
Ma,rons OF kipon Grange that large
turnout from other Oranges meet them
in fraternal union. Remember the
watchword, anii-monopoiy.
V. NJ. FIROR, Sec'y.
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CORRECTION.

TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Shephcrdstown Station, 2
March II, 1881.
John II. little, Esq. Editor and Pro
prietor Shepherdstown Register-Dear
Sir-In reference to the accident that
happened to No. 3 train last Tuesday,
it was not, as you have stated, the fault
of the track giving away, but through
a misplaced switch Please do me the
justice to insert this in your next issue
and correct the false impression that
our track is dangerous.
Very truly yours,
L. 5. LUTZ, Supervisor.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

~ First quality Ground Alum and Fine Salt
for sale by Baker 81 Billmyer.
10" lot of Philadeiphit Stark A. Mill
Grain Sacks, for sale by Baker & Billmyer.
just received by Baker & Billmyer, a
fine lot of Carpeting of the lates: styles.
Just received and for sale a large lot of
Cocoa Mats at Baker & Billmyer's.
Just received by Baker Il Billmyer a
large stock of Boots and Shoes.
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Railroad Meeting !

TAKE NOTICE.-In pursuance of Res
L olution passed at Il meeting of the
President and Board of Directors of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company,
held in Hagerstown, Nd, February 2Sth,
1881, a General Meetingof the Stockhold
ers of said shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company, will be held at the Rust House
in Luray, Page County, Va, on TT ES-
DAY, 9Th DAY of APRIL, 1881, at u
o'clock, NJ. JOS. Il. WRIGHT,
March u Secretary.
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COUNCIL TICKET.

The following gentlemen will be sup
ported for members Of the Council fol
the Corporation of Shepherdstown fol-
the year 1881, on the 4lh Of April:-
JOSEPH BYERS,
JOHN DUKE,
JOHN X. RAY,
JACOB WINTERMOYER,
J. K. KEYS,
WIN. ADAMS,
JOSEPH COOKUS,
MARVIN SPOHN,
JOHN UNSELD,
JOSEPH STONEBRAkER.
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A gents Wanted for Border Out
laws !
nv 7 W RITEI

New, Authentic and Thrilling History of the
Lives and Wonderful Advtn ures of Americas
great Ou,laws, TEE YOUNGER BROTHERS,
FRANK AND JESSE JAMES, and their bands
of bighwaymen down to 1881. Contains more
than 40 Illustrations embracing late Portraits or
the principal characters, including Frank James,
never before published and II fine CDlored
Plates. Interviews and letters from Cole Young
er-Startling Revelations. All about the Black
Flag, the Black Oath, the Secret Cave, and hun
dreds of other wonderful tbiugs. Most exciting
book ever published more thrilling than o ro-
nance, vt true Ia every essential. Sells LIKE
wild-fre 10000 ordered in advance. Nothing
like it heats everything? Over 400 pages,
price 81 80 Agents canvassng outfit, so cents.
Write Immediately for iull particulars, to HIS
TORlCAL PUBLISHING CO, ST. Louis, Mo.
March - 4w
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DIR. J. Gregg. Gibson,
SUCCESSOR TO
4. J.. MAGRUDER.

PRESCRIPTIONS will be filled any
hour Of the night for persons calling
at the store.
DOR fine Toilet Soaps, Perfurnery anC
l. Sachae Powders 90 to
J. C. GIBSON'S.
Tor Combs, Tooth, Nail and Hair
l. Brushes call at
JIG. GIBSON'S.
DURE Drugs kept constantly OIL hand
l. and prescriptions carefully compound
ed az GlBSON'S Drug Store.
ZINE Flavoring Extracts and Essences,
l. Sea Moss Farina and Corn Starch at
J. G. GlBS0NS.
WRITING Paper and Envelopes 1t
w GIBSOS'S Drug Store.
NOAL Oil, Aladdin Oil, Lamp Wicks,
" Chimneys and Burners at
GIBSON's.
SPICES Ofail kinds and Of the besi qaaI-
y itya at GIBSOSis.
w HIThAN'S fine Candies 4 specially
w st GIBSOS'S.
TWILIGHT Cigars--wentzelI's Twi
lights, at J. G. GlBSON'S.
RUCKTHORN CordIsl--Scott's Buck
ID thorn Cordial for Dyspepsia, &c. nc
GIBSON'S.
GARDEN SEEDS-Eight five cent pa
u pers for 70 cents, at GIBSON's.
HUBEB Cigarettes for Colds, Catarrh
" and Asthma, at GIBSOS'S.
March IL #
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R1OTEs. ARRIVALS.

ENTLER HorEL-MAJoR HENRY uAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.
r. II. Drane, w. O. Dillingham;,
Baltimore; a. w. Putnam, a. b. Hunt
ington, Phia.; Daniel V. Ali, II. III.
Thomas, MELVILLE, Pa; III. w. Jarvus,
Winchester; James Allen, Front Royal;
G. Mcclellan, S. V. r. r.; L. G. Wood
son, n. Y; }. G. Moler, w. }. Moler,
County; II. W. Blunt, Washington;
w. e. Ruby, Waynesboro, Pa; G. ii.
Trail, Harper's Ferry; Ii. Ii. Holmes,
Wyoming, Pa; +, +. Robinson,
Charlestown.
VIRGINIA uorEL-W. A. ADAMS, Pro
PRIETOR.
w. G. Graichen, Winchester; f.
Dilsheimer, phiia; ID. Thum and Son,
Boonsboro; p. +. Ellcott, Snyders
Mills; z. 4. Sprinkle, Martinsburg.
'Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" will en-
sure you good nights rest. 1t is the
best cough medicine in the market.
Price % cents. Feb. 2G, 4w
p. Barnum is making preparations
TO surprise the public with another big
show, the coming season. 1t will be on
the road in few weeks.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

p a. BRUGH has now in stock end ready for
inspection, House furnishing goods of all kinds,
Table damu.ks in white, uubleachCd, cream and
colored; an unusually handsome assortment tow
els; napkins and Govlits in great abundance;
muslin. sh, iugs, pillow cIs'p.s, titliiug5 and
crash. a p'eudIi assortm MT of shi ting, s,IinG
ca 20 s aud cochyco cambrics, and also rectlv-
irC Gliiy new aud desirable iattcrns OF Oh
Cioths, velvet and tnperlry rugs, together With
my already imrense stock, enables me 10 offer
10 the public the largest stock, the newest styles
and greatest variety of patterns in all grades aud
at the very lowest prices All are invited to call
ard see tu,m, my motto i good Goois, Low
Prices and Polite attention 10 all.
Respectfully,
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CIAL n o L | & 4 e.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiScretions of youth, nervous weak
will send recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great rene
DIV was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self-addreSsed
envelope to the Rev. JosEPH L. iNMAS,
Station D, New York City. Apr. 24-ly
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The Commissioner of Agriculture of
Kentucky. in his February report, gives
the condition of all late soTn grain
as deplorable and most unpromising
Early sown grain is doing fairly well.
Enterprisiue Philadelphia capitalists
have organized scheme to drain the
famous Everglades" of Florida, en-
braciug some $4,000, 900 acres ofswamp
lands. The territory includes about
one-third of the State.
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the Following personal property:
3 Head of Good Work
Horses,

! n mare with colt at her side and is an
excellent barShear leader; | fine Filly 2
years old (Hyderaii stOck) 2 GOOD
MILK COWS; | hcifer years old, |
thoroughbred Attorney Bull, years old,
1 grade Attorney Heifers, year old, l
ycarling Bull, Il few CotSwold Sheep, /
No. fOur-hOrSe wagon and bed, good as
new; new Keller drill complete, Few
grain fan and separator, full assortment
of screens for cleaning seed wheat,
Shriner's make; ! large gram sheet,
hay and straw cutter, Eagle; No. ii
Belcher & Taylor self-sharpening hay and
fodder cutter, new: / spring wagon and
harness, l pair grain ladders, set of
dung boards, sets breechbands, . sets
front gears, 3 sets plOw gears, D brides,
collars, wagon line, hslters, 2 three
horse barshear plows, | twO-horse do,
single and double shovel plOws, corn
coverer, l harrow, single, double and
treble trees, breast and butt chains,
pair spreadcrs, ] wagon saddle, good
grain cradles, lot forks, rakes and show
els, mauls and wedges, Mattocks and hoes,
tenants share of % acres of wheat in
ground, / template stove and drum, bed
stead, / featherbed 3G lbs. new; large
Colts revolver. lot barrels and boxes,
and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE A credit OF eight
months will be given OH all sums over
ten dollars, with approved security, the
notes TO bear interest from date, but il
paid promptlywhen due the interest will
be RENTED. Sums Of $40 and under cash,
no property to be removed until settled
for.
Sale to commence Mt 10 o'clock.
J. TAYLOR HILL,
Agent for =. T.. Hill.
Geo. McGlincy, Auctioneer.
March y. 1881. 2w
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Clover Seed Wanted.

7 WILL purchase for cash 100 bushels or
L more of choice Clover Seed. Call on
or address by mail with sample, to me at
Dufileld's, W. Va.
March l2-4w r. RION LUCAS.
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70" AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
make from $25 to $50 per week selling
goods for E. G.. RIDEOUT & CO., 10 Bar
clay Street, New York. Send for their
Catalogue and terms. Aug. 81, 80. ly
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Cff A week in your own town. Terms
SUU and s. outfit free. Address II.
HALLETT q CO., Portland, Maine.
era A week. sl2 day at home easily
,Sf Z made. Costly outfit free. Address
TRUE Il CO., Augusta, Maine.
s. TO $50 F Pies % %oy h' s. G% rec sam aa
dress STINSoN & CO., Portland. Maine.
March y, 1881. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-19
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE Two horse Woodstock Flows, re-
L versible share and point, which we
unhesitatingly pronounce, (at least in our
judgment) 10 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 4 rival.
We have sold number of the above
plows in the last two years, and have
yet to hear the first complaint.
j. >. MELVIN Il co.
DuficldS. Feb. 20, 1881. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-03-19
Wagon Maker Wanted

TIE undersigned has for rent or lease
L an excellent stant. for Wagon Ma
ker, on the pike leading from shepherds
town to Kcrncysyillc, and near the latter
place, suitable for a single or married
man. TO Il good mechanic will guaran
tee rs much work rs he can do.
Address |. b. ROC ERS.
Kerneysville, Jefferson co., w. Va.
Feb. 20, 1851. 4w