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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
'rhe best ever in Baltimore Baltic. Sun.
10 CTS --ADMISSlON--lO 10 CTS
Coming! Coming!
Direct from phenomenally successful season
of Is weeks at Masonic Temple, Baltimore
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or THE-
Worlds Wonders !
ROMAN .',,......'2 MAI. ATOM
STUDENTS, OPERA
ROMAN HOUSE. ADMIRAL
STU DENTS. ........... DOT!
For a Limited season.
Commencing MONDAY, April llth.
ADMISSION. ..''''.'-'',.'. ADMISSION,
IOCcnts. col. ORR, lOCcNts.
THE
ADMISSION. q ! 4 n r. ADMISSION
10 Cents, ........-..,.,, l0tcnts,
Reserved Seats, Sc. Extra
PROF. ,'...'.....'......''' HAIRY
SAWYER crystal Orchestra SHELDON
PROF CONT Maronettcs, HARRY
SANNE ER .............,.....,.t SHELDON
SpEflAL-I.adicS and children. unJccom-
panied hy the usual male escort. should at
tend III the afternoon. If possible thus avoid
ing the large crowds at night
Doors Open at and ! p. M.
Commences One Hour Later.
Two Grand Exhibitions Daily.
10 Cts. Admission 10 Cts.
"Norc show for the money than was ever
bc6ore given. BALTIC. American. apT-it
OFFICES.

G1Op TlElEf.~fI@ REV ARD WAS
y stolen on the night Of March 3ist, 1881,
from thc stable Of Al. r. tonard, Wcet Grove.
Pa. bright bay mare, year old hss n
small white spot slightly to onr side Of nose,
bodied and IN good order; VIII weigh about
1000 pounds; has a white saddle muik, The
above reward will be paid by the 'N,w Lon
don Association for the Detection of Thieves
and taVtOr" Of Stolen Property" rs tUllpws:
RlVn thereof for the detection Of the thirt.
with sufficient evidence for conviction, and
40 for the capture OF the property stolen,
NM NIIlkUn S~'y
np5-at West Grove j. O., Chester go. IA.
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r,,'v xxx aTd rotidte cur. Jor on eo't&
AID XXX th'sy d,sfosts o"d oi|sreatsW W ~ M H7as,S
Gcfnai ci causr.o, He,ats o,s SsressdssS al aHJ ~ Gs
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pTn9 ecerv bottle. u" eei'oHs ttogas..
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So,! ~ WHENCE. WlLI.Ia"M,Iuse%
>o't Importers Il Prnprt<tor.i MS d Co.
w me l. s. a eASkp,s. cyrrr,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-09

SHFmrR's ufrlrK Wilmington. Del. April
4th, A. D., lsHl. hpr6-e0dts
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FOUNDING.
Mr. Editor

III this season of pleasant surprises,
uous could have been greater and more
agreeable, thsn that which disturbed the
usual quiet Of the Lutheran parsonage,
Notwithstanding the terrible storm, and
the slippery condition of the paSements,
on Christmas night. Fully thirty young
people. with baskets and bundles of ey-
ss,s variety, burst in upon the astonish-
ed vision of the occupants Of the psr-
sopsge, and for awhile, held delightful
sway. Cake aud lemonade in unlimited
quantities Was served and all hsd mer-
~ time. After a short season spent
most delightfully."- in social intercourse,
they departed, leaving in the pantry ali
manner of good and useful articles,thus
making doubiy glad the hearts of all at
the parsonage. For their pleasant visit
and substantial remembrance, through
your columns, l wish to convey to all,
the warmest thanks of both my wife
and myself, and assure them that moth
ing could have been more pleasant than
such g visit from the young people.
j. n. MOSER, Pastor.
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Ueaths.

Died at Kernoysvlllc, Nov. oath,
1880, Of Diptheria, GERTRUDE MA
RIA, aged 8 years aud 2 months, and
on Dec. 25,h, 1880, EMMA ELIZA
BETH, aged ! year, II months and ID
DAYS, children OF Thomas w aud Jens
J. Tucker.
In Martiusburg, Dsc. 2lrt, Mrs.
CATHARINE ARMSTRONG, aged
90 years, months and II dsys.
In Martinsburg. on the 10th NH, Mrs.
SARAH f., vile of John Blondel.
sged 2s years months and 2 days.
Near Cha,lestown, on Dec. 2lst,
BENZ. FRANKLIN ENGLE, young
est Child OF Geo. w. ard Martha n.
Engle, aged 4 months and 20 days.
In Urbanns, Ohio, Nov. 18th, nit,
Miss JANE A. ROBINSON, in the
18th year OF her age. Miss Robinson
was the sister OF Robert K. Robinson,
ESQ o! Berkeley county. and was horn
at the old county residence on Back
creek. She removed from Berkeley
comfy to Ohio about % years ago.
In Tallahassee, Florids, on November
4th, 1880, Mrs. ELIZABETH VIII
son, wife Of the late u. &. Wilson Of
that place, and daughter Of the late Wm.
Shirley of Cnarlestown, i'll the 74th year
Of her age.
Near this town, Dec. %. 1880, OW-
EN- G. infant sou OF J. VIII and Kate
Cookus, aged a6oat six rouths.
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Glarr!0a&g.

On tho 23i ult, at the Lutheran par-
sonngo, in Martinsburg, by Rov. n. J..
Caller, Dir. JOHN ID. FELKER and
hIiss BETTE e. SEWERS, both OF
Berkeley county.
In Martinsburg, on the sth nit, by
the Rev. T. n. Rice, Mr. JOS. OIL
YER TO Miss MARY REAPER, adopt
ed daughter of hir Augustus Beddo, all
OF MNtinsbnrg.
On The 30th nit, in the Lutheran
church in Marlinsbrrg, by Rev. n. l..
Culler, Air. SllIFELEY A. LEMAS.
TER and Miss JENNIE BENDER,
both of Berkeley county.
On Dec. s, ct Burnsido's Bridge, the
home Of tho bride, by Rev. A. C. Gesry,
Mr FINLEY RENNER, Of sharps-
burg, to Miss e. NELLIE CROWL.
At Keedysrille, Dec IS, by the Same
Mr. JOSEPH ROHRER, Of Sharps-
bnrg, TO Miss ANNIE /. HELLER
STAY, OF Shepherdstown.
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cs-n arYg ysaR's GREETING.

Another year has passed away, car
ry;ng with il the memories Of joys and
sorrows, Of prosperity and Universities,
aoch ss make up the pleasures and pains
through the journey Of mortal life.
Long before the coming of Jesus
Christ into the world TO execute the
g1sud mission Of personal sacrifice of
life, for Che atonoment OF the sins OF!
man, there were periods in the cycle OF
ri,nc. sat apart at the first OF the calan-
der year, Vben the people had theirtcs-
tive seasons. There are periods Of time
when men should csll halt from the
ac,iyc dnt;cs Of life, to reject upon the
past, and rceolyc for the future. The
,ia,y is an imperative one; we should al
low the errors Of tho past to Hdmonish
-. to adhere more tenaciousl : to tho
J;-l!ts of the future That immortal
man, who took on mortality for our
sakcs, is the great ExEMrLAF, whose
broad bcnefceucc took in the necessities
Of a world; his Journey through life was
or the good Of mankind. Can You,
gentle reader, lay claim to the same
generous impnlse2 # SO, We would
connp,ud to your generosity the needy
POOR during this extreme incloment
season. Remember, "the poor We have
always with YOU and may your chart
IL be Of that free liberal character, thst
may bring Divine blessings uPon the
giycr, and may you all enjoy o happy
aud prosperous New Year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

reJ- TIE BALTIMORE AND CINCINNATI
RA!LEoAD CoNrANY INCORPORATED
at meetings held in Baltimore and
Wcst Virginia, the new trunk lire from
Baltimore TO Cincinnati, known rs the
Baltimore, Cincinnati and Western
Railway Company was organized
The incorporaiors are NeSsrs. ". 5.
Carroll, Telllair G. Marriott, Allen
Bowie Davis, Edward y. McCoukey,
Of MARYLAND, and William II. Schoeu-
berger end Thomas L. Young, of Ohio.
Governor Thomas L. Youag was elect,
Cd chairman and Edward MCConkey
secretary Of the ;ncorporators and
stockholders. Baltimore aud Eastern
capitalists are saugulne that it will
prove to be Il very successful enterprise
THE necessity for additional facilities
for the transportation of the great crops
Of the West to the seaboard is pressing
itself upon Eastern capitalists.
. The friends OF the enterprise have no
doubt now Of its ultimate success. 1t
is expected that the contracts for CON
Nruc,ion will be closed during the
month Of January, and That the work
will be begun early in February. The
r5ad will be Eve hundred and seventy
one miles in length The Ohio river is
crossed above Irnn;ou, in the southeast
arn mart of the State, ard makes di-
rec, lire TO Portsmouth, on the Ohio
river. From Portsmouth it is expected
% absorb with some change Of grade
the narrow gunge already constructed
from that city to Cincinnati. The new
road will touch 10 less than two nun
bred aud eight towns between BALI
more and Cincinnati of which only
twenty so far have railroad connections.
Only two tunnels will be required in
the entire route. The grade In West
Virginia does not exceed seTcnty-hve
feet to the mile.
The route Of road will begin at
Baltimore and take a westerly course
through Maryland, intersecting the B..
IS 0. r. r. at Washington junction,
then seain at Gsthcrshnrg in Montgom
cry county. and outer Virginia at Lees
bnrg, passing through the counties of
Ioudoun, Clarke and Frederick to the
West Virginia State line, and entering
this State in the southeastern corner of
Hampshire county, proceeding south
west through Hardy and Pendletcn
counties; thence vest between Pocahon,
tas and Randolph counties, through
Braxton, Webster, Clay, ksnawha and
Cabel counties into Kentucky, thence
TO point opposite Irou,on, o., whence
1t will cross into Ohio and thence to
Cincinnati.
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H PAGE CoUxTY AND TIE \. '. Is.
R.-It seems that there are few pee
plt in Page county, aud more especially
The Board Of Commissioners, which con-
stitute a body of three or four citizens,
and who arc opposing the interests OF
The county very much, still refn;e TO
Surrender The 100000 which the peo-
nile of that county voted for the con-
struction of The S. Y. r. r., some years
ago, and which subscription Tss voted
by large majority of the people, upon
fair and honorable question. And III
order TO retalia.e the S. V. r. Il. 20:
propose taking another course stated
rs follows, in the Advance, 8 sprighily
paper published at Lursy, Page county,
until the matter is settled by the Su-
preme Court of that State:--
We are enabled to state by direct au-
thority, that the s. V. Il. r. Co., fndlnS
all its efforts to benefit the people of Page
so discourteously rejected, will, for the
present, modify its policy. But two de-
pots will be built in the county, one at
Luray and the other at Shenandoah Iron
Works. No sidings of flag stations In the
county, and the question of the location
of the Workshops will be postponed un-
ill the return of one of the prominent j.
r. officials now absent in Europe. In the
manhood OF the policy, though native
horn citizens of Page, we heartily concur
Yet, in all this, those who are true tc
themselves, have no cause for discourage.
mept. In the olden time when the Ticiou;
Sodomites were stricken with similar
blindness, ten just men would have aver
ted the wrath OF Heaven, and we have
pretty strong hopes that over thousand
| Just men will bo found amongus by mex
I spring.
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6sspbsrSsiown nssistsr.
sAwunsAy.....-.--.sAH. "a, assn.
Wkywc Prefer Hon. Frank Here
ford Cor u. =. Sen,rsor.

There is no astute or successful bust
ness man who ir selecting represen-
tatiye to manage or conduct his busi-
ness but what will always give prefer
ence 70 one whose integrity is unques-
toned, and who has had experience in
che affairs which he wishes him to man
age, and whose past success is TO GER
tain extent n warrantee of his future.
Experience is a grand essential to sue
cess, and it is no less effective or impor-
tant in legislation than in other pur-
suits. With a majority in the lower
House of Congress against the policy
and measures Of the democratic party,
and the probability of tie vote in the
Senate. with partizan Executive ready
20 approve the most ultra partizan or
sectional measures, which party hate,
or sectional prejudice, car invent, II
will require orr most skilled Legislators
% ward of and avert possible scrions
evils. Mr.. Hereford is also free from
the influences Of those combinations
which are subrersive OF the interests Of
;he mass of the people, and tho general
dcyelopemcut OF the wealth and ad-
yanceucnt Of oar State. Experience
promotes wisdom, wisdOmis knowledge,
knowledge is power! Power is what
we need to protect US through the trials
Of tho next iouE years. Then do not
part with tbat power vhich experience
,riyrs rs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

sg' ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-ht a
regular meeting Of Phoenix Division,
No. Is, Sons OF Temperance, January
lst. 1881. at DufFields, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter JAS. b. Osbourn, w. p; J. Albert
Link, ". A.; John J.. Link, r. S; Il.
l.. Melvin, Il. X. S; J. b. McGsrrT, F.
S; John A. Link, T.; W. E. Wiling
ham, c.; Jss. Willingham, A. C.; =: n.
Link, /. S; ". J. Melvin, o. s.; Rev.
John A. Scott, Chspain; John w. Ay-
Ter. 4. G..
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for the
benefit Of Asbury N. E. Church, will
be held in Shepherdstown, commencing
January 9Th, 1881. Rev. T. W. Boothe,
z. T. of the StauDton District, will
preach q. II \. NJ, and ?. NJ, Sun
day. Sacrament after preaching. Love
feast, Tuesday evening, the 18th inst
st 7 o'clock. Services to commence at
I O'Clock, T. NJ. until further notice.
Sacrament the lst Sunday 10 every
month. II. L. Gilbert, Pastor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

s9y~. The Christmas holidays seemed
10 be generally enjoyed by all IN tIis
vicinity. Although extremely cold, yet
the snow laying on the ground brought
the sleighs into use, and made things
appear lively even if there was not much
money spent. The usual Church and
Sunday School festivals took place; ell
of which were very interesting and at
tractiye. The exhibitions of the NJ. +.
Church South and Lutheran Schools,
we're quite success, The children &C
quitting themselves with much credit
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

10 CIRouIr CoURT.--The January
term of our Circuit Court, will copveue
on Tuesday next, the 18th instant,
Judge G. J. Faulkner presiding. The
Petit Jury from this end of the county
consists of r. T. Craighill, w. 7. Lem
en-, c. N. Entler, Geo. Bowels, James
r. Richard and VIM. Melvin, which
will convene on Wednesday next, aud
the Grand Jury of James w, Glenn,
Joseph I. Hess, John Ii. Zit:le, aud
others, which will convene on tuesday
next, the first day of the Court.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

So" FRoM OuIo.-Another one OF
ar-best friends aud patrons, Mr.. B. A.
JOY, of Waynesyille, Ohio, sends us
$500 which, pays subscription to the
Register up 70 April 1882, and writes
as follows =
"Brotber little, ! expect TO take the
Register IS long rs live--l get it ev-
cry Saturday evening, and then | am
hi,py. Give my best wishes to my old
.i,,ss. Mir. Joseph Welshan', and also
to r,y old Giend Mr.. Jacob J. Miller
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

4mnsomonis.- Theatre goors snd al
such Ne keep late hours ate very liable
to contract a severe Cough or Cold.
4 safe and reliable oare is Oh. Bulls
Cough Syrup. The price is Only IS
cents.
Nearly enc million dollars has beeh
raised in 81. Lonis to aid in tho cor
struction Of the ST. Louis and Texas
narrow gauge railroad, line which ia
now being brilt from To1arkana to
Waco, Texas, and which, it is designed,
to oxtend from the former point to
Cairo, H., there to connect with the
narrow gauge road TO st. Louis.
a Representative Southern Demo
cyat said that if General Garfield meant
to tako any mem or Of his Cabinet from
the South it ought to be Bruce. He
represented 100000 voters and was
well thought Of by the Southern Soma.
TOYS Of the opposing parry. In proof
OF this was the fact that they had cres
ted, on motion OF Lamar, = select oom-
mir,oe and pat him at he head Of it.
He had ability, had risen from slave
10 a position Of wealth and influence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

Hy" FIsE WoEK.-Two weeks ego
the monument to the memory OF Daniel
Mul!cndore, decd, was flushed and
erected in Fairview Cemetery, at heedys-
vile. 1t was designed and made in
uagerstown by MF. J. ". Meyer, is 10
feet high, and the largest marble mon
umeut erected in that county, AID one
OF the most beautiful. He is now work
ing on large monument OF john A.
Rowland, decd, to be erected in Rose
Hill Cemetery, Hagerstown, the die OF
which is Vermont dark blue marble,
four tablets, and which when finished
will prove to be handsome and superb
structure. SIR. Meyer carries on the
marble business in the most extensive
manner, and employs none but The best
aud most skillfui workmen and tho very
best material. Considering the work
manship, material ard style, the prices
are unprccedentedly low. Call at Mr..
Movers marble yard when you go to
Hagerstown; it will repay you visit.
Mr. NJ. has large assortment Of Mon
umcnts and Headstones, of excellent
variety, in his yard, ready for lettering,
for the inspection of the public.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

n5~ PERsoNAL.-Mr. Il. T. AcGiincy,
formerly of this place, and citizen OF
Elgin, ILL.,, for several years, has recent
ly been re elected Secretary of the Hi
nois State Dairymen's Association. 40
Illinois paper says:-"R. L. Nee. was
bonored with the position of Secretary,
post which he is peculiarly adapted 10
and which the association showed good
Judgment in bestowing upcn him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

BIS" ACCIDENr.--Laura Ramsey, col
ored, aged about Is years, living at
kernoysville, was badly burned last
week by her clothes having caught fire
from stove. She ran outiuto the snow
and succeeded 10 oxtinguishing the
flames but not until she was severely
burned. DR.. Border rendered PROBES
sional service and she is now in tair
Wsy of recovering.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

s0~ VIcK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Of the
many Guides and seed aud Plant Cats.
logues sent out by our SeedSmen and
Nurserymen, aud that are doing so
much to inform the people and beautify
aud enrich our country, none are so
beautiful, none so instructive as Wick 5
Floral Guide. It's paper is the choicest,
it's illustrations handsome, aud given by
the hundred, whilo its Colored Plate is
a gem. This work, although costing
but 10 cents, is handsome enough for a
Gift Book, or place on the pallor
table. Published by James Wick,
Rochester, \. Y.
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sDr We notice the following mai

s1" We notice the following mar
Iiago notice in tie McKeesport, Pa,
Euening Time, Of the 9th u!t.-
Mr.. Hiram Swain OF SharpSbrrg,
Maryland, was married or Saturday
oyeniag to Miss Essie Bedor, profess
sionally known as Miss Mabel Living
ston, Of New York. They were attend
ed by Miss Allie Gray and Dir. Charles
Barrett, and the wedding which took
place at the Commercial House was
quite a brilliant affair. Mr.. Swain is a
we'll to do young merchant at his Mary
land home and the remainder of the
party are members OF the comedy com
pauy which has been conducting the
fun at the Tabernacle for some time
Rev, Mr.. Codville performed The core
mGny.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

ns5' The following are the officers Of
Mt. Nebo Lodge, a. +. g. A. NJ, OF
this place for the present yoar:-J. S.
Fleming, ". NJ; T. W. Latimer, S.
w; ]. W. Cofinbergor, J. w; K. S.
NJ. Hoffman, Seo'y; J. L. Richard,
Treasurer; A. Randall, S. d; Wm.
Butler, J. j.; Stewards, ]. II. Cookns
and Geo. 7. MoChan; Tyler, John IL.
Keyes.
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Caution to Trespassers.

T HEREBY caution all persons from
L trespassing upon the farm now ocoi-
py, In passing through the farm In any
direction, without my permission, or
hunting, tearing down fences, orin any
way whatever, az will enforce the lag
TO its fullest extent against all so Offend
ing. Fair warning.
SAMUEL II. KNOTT.
Dec.;le, 1880. 3w
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MAN 4 [
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

IlS w nv W OhLD |
Just published, rev edition of DIR. ctr
yERwELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY on ~.
radical cure OF sPernatorhoea or Seminal Weak.
moss, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotence
Mental and Physical Ineapaciiy, Impediueni!
10 Marriage, etc; slso Consumption, Epiitpsv
asd Fit,, induced by ecli-inGu!gcnce or sexn,y
extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in his admiral Ess,r
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years sue'
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of self-soBse may be radically cared; poipIing
out mode OF cure at ouee simple certsin. AMI
eSeclus', by means OF which every sufferer. M
matter what bis condition may be, nav rn,s
himself cheaply, privately. ard radically
~ This Lecture shoa!d be IN the hands o,
syery youth and every man 10 the land.
Sent under seal. IN plaip envelope, 70 anr
address post paid, on receipt Of six Genus or two
postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THIS CULVERWELL MEDICAL
Al Ann Street, New York,
Pos! Oficc Box, g5Ss.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

IMPORTANT SUIT DBCIDsD.-In the
three cases Of the Bank of the Valley,
against William Loigh, Sarah Jane and
William, B. Colsion, Judgments were
entered by Judge ATms:rong, IN favor
of tho dcfendenis TIE amount clnimed
By the Bank, aggregatins the sum Of
1880, and the friends Of Maj. Leigh
will congratulate him on having lien
Of this magnitude lifted from his yalua-
bic estate in this county. The plead
ings in The case were numerous sud care
fully drawn on both slider, and the case
claborstely argued by Hon. G. J. Fsrlk-
ner and A. r. PeDdleton, Esq-, for the
Bank, and by Messrs. Lucas d Hughes
for The drtendent.- ifGTiHs5urg S'afes-
Eaaa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

NDN Ans $50 to $1,000; to -
UnUhNN Stops. Pianos Sl25 no.
Paper free. Address, DANIEL +. BEAT-
TY, Washington, Nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

ga The Sunday School OF tho ii. F.
Church South, gave an cShibi,Ionin tho
church on Tuesday evening, Dec, 2Slh,
consisting OF dialogues, recitetions, 30
los, spiritual songs, 30, which was very
much enjoyed by the andience. They
else held g Sunday School sooiable in
the lecture room of the church, on
Thursday evening, Dec. 3Oth, where the
'qirtlc poop!e" were beautifully served
with ioo cream, cakes, DO, in which oil
the visitors shared The oocssion wac
much enjoyed by all present. At the
close a number Of presents were distrib-
ted to children and tonohers The
month of December Uas missionary
month. There MSS contest for Tho
banner between tho Infant class and a
class Of larger scholars. Tholi'tlc folks
"hold the Fort"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

tT FRoa JAKE.-Our old friend
from bo7hood days, Jacob v. Carney,
of Bedingtou, and who never fnils to
present vs. with a Christmas turkey,
writes ma the following eplsile, under
date Of December goth -
Friend Iittle-Come mp to the ben
nor district il yon want TO hear of big
hogs, or good pigs as you cell them.
AR. Kennedy killed shoat that weighed
5l2 pounds net, DR.. F. n. Davis kill
Cd two pigs last Friday, one weighing
$50 and tire other 6?3 pounds, net-lS
months old. Can jefferson boat that
I; would have douo you good to have
been there to dinner, 30 eat turkey. |
Was thinking abont you. | know sou
FLO cpoi iinrora"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

The Sherhordstown Register, one OF
the Oldest papers published 10 this State,
is regular visitor to THE officc. Col.
Gi.tlo knows how TO get up gnod fam
lily nOwspnper.-ChatIssfon, HanGshn
Leader.
s@- Thank you Brother Swami, here
is our E", shake.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-01-08

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