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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02
n@ DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-l'

~ DEATH OF AN OLD ClrIzEN.-it
is with deep regret that we this week
chronicle the death of Mr.. Samuel
d. Barnhart, ST., one OF our Oldest and
most respected citizens, which occurred
in this place on Saturday night last, the
26th OF August, at about so'clock. DIR.
Barnhart was in his eighty-fifth year,
and was much esteemed by all who
knew him, Mr.. Baruhart was a Their
ough mechanic and skillful architect,
although for some years he bad led .
retired life. Shepherd College and the
Episcopal Church, Of this town. are
structures of bis design. He Was prom
inen,ly connected with the Masonic Or
der of this place for upwards OF thirty
FIVE years, and was greatly respected by
the brethren. Only a few years ago.
upon the anniversary of. his golden
wedding, he was presented by the
Lodge, in token of their respect and
brotnerly love, with handsome Silver
Service. He leaves ali aged wife and
several children to mourn his death.
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COlInliNACATED.

Mr.. Editor saw in your columns tue
name of Capt. Lee II. Noler, for Legisla-
ture. Without doubt he is the very man
to fill the ticket; search the county over
and there couldn't be found better man
to represent the people OF Jefferson coun-
~ than Mr.. N. He knows what the peo-
pie want he is one of ns,a farmer, and has
all the qualifications Of 4 gentleman, fully
qualified for the office, and will fill it with
honor TO those who send him. Yes erory
man should feel it, great honor to vote
for such representative.
BROWNS CROSSING.
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tE Do SoMErHING.-The way to In
crease the business of our town, and make
it an inviting field for foreign labor and
capital, is not to sit idly by and wish that
some great enterprise would start III our
midst, but try to do something ourselves
be the effort ever so feeble and small.
Every little increase adds something to-
wards making up the whole, and the more
email thugs there are the greater will be
the bulk Of the towns business. In two
words, "be industrious" If all are iii
dustrious, and endeavor to MAKE living,
how changed things would be. Hard,
honest work will certainly tell in the end.
Let every merchant, manufacturer and
business man endeavor to Increase his
business to some extent, and the result
will soon be felt in greatly increased
prosperity throughout the community.
Our Manufacturing Company is starting
UP, and let Us have something else on the
90,
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~ DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NOM

eS- DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL NoMI-
MESA: the Democratic Congressional
Convention, frat district, held At Weston
OH Thursday OF last week, Hon. j. Hanson
Good, of Wheeling, received the nomina-
ton for Congress. Col. Dan johnson was
the only opposing candidate. Hon. Ben
Wilson received 6 votes us complimentary,
otherwise the vote stood, Good 1875, john
son 20. The four democratic Congrcssion-
III candidates in the field IN this State
now stand-First district, j. Hanson Good !;
Second district, Daniel b. Lucas; Third
district, John L. Kenna; Fourth district,
Eustis Gibson.
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State of West Virginia,
County OF Jefferson, 10 vii

County OF Jefferson, 10 wit
In the County Court, August Term, 1857.
lst Day.
At Term OF said Court begun and held
n at the Court-Housc In Charlestown,
Monday, the 9TH day Of August, 1882.
Tie Court makes the following appoint
ni.Dt Of Commissioners and Canyassers OF
Elections at the different places OF voting
IN this county, for the next two years,Vn'
|. CHARLEsTowS.-George Baylor, y.
J. Naming, B. +. Leisenring, COMMIT
sioners. j. Ed. Duke, Cleon Moore, b.
J. Williams. CaDysssers.
2. ZoAR ScHooL-IIoCsx. (Charlestown
District) = James w. Glenn, George Cur
~, JDo. N Dauicl, Commissioners.
3. SuEPHERDsT0wx.-E. q. W. ben'
John II. little, David Blllmyer, CommIs
sioners. j. 5. Bragonier, q. :. Lekiioe''
John Keplinger, Canvassers.
4. DuFFIELDs, (Sbepberfstown Dst''cD
Joseph 4. Hess, Adam ). Link, u. u
Adams, Commissioners
5. HAErgE's FrsHr-Jsmes ConnD
). Cavalier, W. #. Baden, CommissioneIs'
l.. A. Montague, James \. smaii~o'''
Thomas W. Beale, Canvassers; MT
6. HALLrows, (Harper's Ferry Ds-
lElCtl.-U 1s Jsbptsf Asr>>--
Kooncc, Commissioners. ,o...,,.
7. OAK GROVE scHooL-HoCsE, lhs,pe
Ferry District -Robert Dske s.,r. 10"
MoIer, Adam Kidwiler, Com"r,, ..a
a. MIppLEwAY.-Dr. 4. n, bysnss -
siall Watson, Peter Hinton, Commission
ers. rd.tr;ct, =
Meredith Helm, Z. c. watson' % % ham'-
l..~ fAnr,u,tsefOnerf.
' M KrRSEYsyILLx. CNiddleway Dis
c,,-Janss +. TrusselI. Isasc d: kog-
era, Daniel Get.endanner, Commission
E.uxrowx.-wilhsn, o. Morris,
eeorrs harris, J. J. woodward, commis-
IA surxrr PopT, CKablesswn District.
robert Y. Shirley, n. H.. Wits, Lo-
vsrd B. Haines, Commissioners.
Copy-Teste. ,oo,r
Clerk Of County Court.
Sept. 3. 1854
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eE- TUX OUrLooX.-One dollar and
aeventy-five cents a bushel for corn Is an
almost unprecedented price in time OF
peace, bnt that is the price five carloads
of new corn from Waco, Texas, brought
In st. Louis, Mo-, last week. western
grain dealers believe tina: prices Will rule
high after the new crop Is generally In
market, as the yield i'll the great corn-pro-
ducing sections Is not up to the average,
and the yield will not be as large as usual
notwithstanding the increased acreage.
jefferson county farmers will be glad II
the speculstions should be verified, as
they will have good crops to market.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

fS- INcoRPoRArEp.-Ac certificate Of
incorporation has been issued by Secre-
tary Of State Stalnaker to the West Vir-
ginia Iron and Steel Manufacturing and
Mining Company, for the purpose Of
mining coal and iron or other ores, maui
ufacturing iron, steel or glass, or In other
manufacturing operations, using any
patent process for the creation or devel-
opment of heat, the control of which may
be acquired by this said corporation, and
for the purpose Of constructing, pnrchas-
ing, owning or leasing and operating Pc
troieum oil wells. Principal office at
Martinsburg, w. Va. The following are
the incorporstors: Wilson Vance, j. Mel
son Wisner, w 7. Logan, G. w. Feidt,
e.. W. Wisuer.
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BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.

The thirteenth annual meeting of
the Jefferson county, (Shepherdstown
brsuch) Auxiliary, to the American BIZ
Die Society, will be held 10 the Presby-
terian Church in Shepherdstowr, w.
Va, September 10th, 1882, at l-2
o'clock p. NJ. Rev. W. X. Long, of
Wheeling, Dist. Supt., is expected to be
present. The public are cordially invi-
ted to attend.
GEO. NJ. RELTZHOOvER,
President.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

rg A NEW GRAIN DRILL The new
grain drill for which n patent had been
taken out two years ago, by A. Z. Hen
bricks, of Duffields, has been completed
and proves to be triumph of success.
The drill has several novel features about
it, but the Force Feed phosphate arrange
ment tends to mako the Hendricks drill
stand over all other drills in regular feed
ing, though the fertilizer he wet, dry or
lunpy. The driu can be seen at Duilields
and viii be at the Martinsbnrg fair. Only
few will be made this year, but Mr..
Hendricks and st. John shepherd will
largely engage in their manufacture in
another year.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

DurFIKLps, IVA. July 2sth, 1882.
Mr.. Zittle-At the solicitation OF his
many friends who have the fullest conf
dence in his integrity and ability to fill the
office, VIM. b. Daniels has consented to
become candidate for the Legislature,
subject TO the nomination Of the Demo-
cratic Conservative party, and will be
supported by MANY FOIERo.
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tH- HoN. ID. b. LucAs.-The Martins
burg Statesman says-When it is remem-
bered that jefferson county at the last
election nearly of itself furnished the
democratic majority in the End Congress
sional district, and with popular candi-
date like her noble son, Lucas, could run
up that majority to fully 400, it will be
seen how the matter stands i'm this district
at this time, and what Judge Hoge's
chances are for reelection, especially
when Jefferson's vote will be backed by
the strong Lucas counties of Hampshire
ant Hardy,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

t4y- At the Supreme Court now In session at
Cnsrlestowp. tho following decisions were an
nounced ON FRIDAY OF last week.
Shenandoah Valley Naiionsl BaIk OF Wiz
chester We 4. A. Bates OF al. from Jefferson coun-
IL: opinion by Snyder; decree OF Circuit Court
reversed, demurrer sustained and cause Ie-
manded.
j. ", Mason We. Earper's Ferry Bridge Co.,
from J, ffsrson county; opinion by johnson; de-
rree OF Circuit Court reversed and new decree
entered continuing In force the Injunction re-
strsiuing the Company from constr ucting and
using the Bridge until the $4,000 awarded by
the jury be paid.
Rurst's admir- VS.. Hite, from Jefferson county;
opinion by Raymond; decree of Circuit Court
reversed and cause reDanded.
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LOCALITEMs.
MI. Nettie Rohrer OF Hagerstown 10 visiting
49, s--n- "a NJ VIM II lAmen near Town.


Mia Nettie Rohrer OF Hagerstown 10 Wishing
the family of Mr.. VIM. T. Lemen near oWn.
Il. II. Bell, colored. will be In town Tor one
veek. for the manufacture Of oil kinds OF human
hair into Ear Rings, Breas!p'ns. Necklaces,
Watch Chaine, Hair Guards, &c, DC. II yoa
desire to haYe the hair OF your whe, nosoano,
sister. brother or relatives made into q handsome
sat of iewelry, Mr.. B. will do 1t for you at low
prics and ia the best style. Satisfaction guaran-
tsed Orders left at the Barber shop OF wesley
Ssibert will be promptly attended to.
Rsv. B. r. Fox, pastor of the Baptist Church,
colored of this town, was married In said church
TO Mrs Eliz. Pullet, of this town. on Thursoay
Of last week. Quite large crowd Witnessed LILO
ceremony in the church on the OCCASION b..
One dollar and FIVE cents was paid for Wnea'
I'll, week In this town.
Chs AuIiliary Association will have meeting
September 5tb, in the Y. II. c. A. Room, at
O'clock P. II.
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nlarrIages.

In Charleslown, by Rev. J. l.. Ship.
lev, Mr.. VIM. FRANKLIN SISK to
Miss ANN ELIZABETH HOFF, both
of this county.
At the residence Of the brides parents
in West Grafton, w. Va, OF August
29th, by Rev. f. p. Robertson, Mr..
WIN. Z. 3YERS, formerly of Shep-
herdstown, to Miss MAGGIE u. 8.
BERRY, all OF Grafton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

w EooT AMpUrArEp. saturday last
. young man nApiel Ashby Potts. son of
James 7. Potts, Of Aartinsburg, in at
tempting 70 board freight train on the
i. & o. r, r. at. Shenandoah junction,
lost his hold snd was thrown under The
wheels. 'rsoeising injuries that necessi.
tatsd the ampntatiOn Of his foot above
the ankle. DIR. Samuel I, Knott, who
was present, bound the wound up and
Potts was taken to Martinsb0rg where
the amputation took place,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

ZINE CIGARS-The Dark Horse. Flem-
L ing's Favorite, Upper Dick, Star Of
Cu6a, Shenandoah Valley, Gold Seal, la
Norma. The Youngsters, Going Home,
For the World, Success, Havannas. These
are all fine cigars and are sold at short
profit. BAKER q McMIRRAN.
Sept Nv
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REGULAR -
Democratic Nominee.
FOR CONGRESS:
DANIEL B. LUCAS,
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
MONEY TO LOAN.
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.

The Potomac Building Association
will offer several shares OF stock for
sale on Monday evening next, The 4th
OF September, st the Register office, at
7 l-9 o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

B- THE DARK HoRsE.-If Messrs. Lucas
and Hoge cannot find clark horse" to
settle their quarrel, our readers will find
one at Baker & McMurran's with which
they can puff away all care.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02
SHEPHERD PRECINCT PRIMA-
RY MEETING.

SHEpHERDsTowN, Aug. 26, 1882.
The democratic voters of Shepherd
precinct met in primary meeting at 3
o'clock p. m, rurauant to a call OF
County Executive Committee. The
meeting was called to order by {. IL.
Knott of said committee, and on motion
Mr.. D. S. Reutch was elected Chair
man and w. N. Lemen, Secretary.
On motion it was decided to proceed
to elect delegates to the Senatorial con-
yen!ion.
The following delegates were placed
in nomination VIZ: c. H. Knott, K.
d. Lamar, w. N. Lemen and II. G.
Entler, and after due opportunity given
and no others presented they were on
motion unanimously elected by acclama'
ton
On motion it was ordered that dels-
gates be elected to the convention to
nominate candidates for House of Dele
gates. The following gentlemen were
elected by reclamation viz: L. w. Latl-
mer, John Hill, E. Fl. Rinehart and G.
~. WysoDg. -,
On motion of Mr.. r. d. Lamar, the
delegates to the convention to nominate
candidates to House of Delegates were
instructed to vote for Mr.. w. J. Knott
if Capt. Moler fails to develop strength
sufficient 10 secure nomination.
On motion of Mr.. G. H. Knott the
last named delegates were appointed to
serve also as delegates to nominate
County Commissioner.
d. S. RENTCH, Chairman.
Wy +
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Farmers, Look !

THE old reliable Bickford & Huffman
| Grain Drill. The only positive Force
Feed Grain aud Phosphate Drill made.
For sale by u. 1. LiChLiDER
SAINT y II
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sY- WELL DoNE.-The Board Of E3uca-
ton Of the Ripon school were SO much
pleased with the management Of their
school last year and Improvement made
by the pupils, that they have largely in
creased the salary Of j. D. Rentch for
next year and given him facilities for
carrying on the school as he desires. Mr..
Rentch is an earnest, hardworking teach
er, with his heart in the work, and well
deserves what the Board have done for
him
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

@ PoroNAc FISH LADDERS.
States Fish Commissioner Marshall Nc.
Donald, and State Fish Commissioner q !,
W. Delawder, were in Cumberland on
Tuesday OF last week. Mr.. DelawdeI has
adopted the Mcdonald fish ladder for tLs
Potomac dams, and four of them will he
Immediately put in, one at each Of dams
Nos. &, 5, 8, and Z, tCumberland). This
ladder Is the one most approved Of by ex-
perienced persons. Those he viii: put in
will vary from 80 to 1000 feet in length.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. ID. NJ. MosER, PASTOR.
Shepherdstown 1890 A. n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

tB STIRRED UP.-Our friends OF the
Duffields Independent School district are
getting stirred up OIL the question. A
deputation was In town last Saturday TO
ascertain the feeling of our people on the
granting the independently.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02

NJ. CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. w. G. EGGLEsTos. PASTOR.
Uuionyille 1890 A. NJ; Bethesda 2.30
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. A. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR
Absent.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening,
l-2 =. VI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-09-02
the following personal property to-"It
[ Walnut Bedstead,

] Poplar do, | child's do, Marble Top
Walnut Bureau, Poplar Bureau,
Marble Top Washstand, poplar DO, !
Haircloth Sofa, new, ! Haircl0th patent
Rocker, new, cane seat rockers, l-s dor.
WalLut cane seat chairs, ! marble top
walnut table, small walnut tables,
walnut extension table, lounge, Ia dor.
canc seat chairs. IL doz. dining-rooU
chairs, new, Maltrass. kitchen table,
! looking glass, new churn, lin cham
Der set, parlor stove, small wood stove,
| parlor cook stove, lot kitchen chairs,
china, tin. glass aud wooden ware, lot
jars, lot jelly glasses, lot lamps, aud many
other articles not necessary 10 mention
bur useful 10 housckecpers.
TERMS-A credit until the hrst day OF
April, 1883, will be given on all sums
over $40, the purchaser to give note AMI
approved security, the notes to bear inter
est from DATE, but IL paid at maturity In
tercst to be RENTED. Sums Of $40 ana
under cash and 10 property to be removed
till settled for. Sale to commence Mt 2
p. IN. CHAS. a. Li,fLlDEh'
Geo. McGlincy, AuctloDeer.
Scpt.2 Jv
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REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev. J. &. BewMAs, PASTOR.
Shepherdstown 1850 An
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W. N. LEMEN, Secretary.

tE LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE.-Hon. Is.
NJ. Kitchen, of Berkeley county, and who
was nominated by the Greenback Con-
pressional Convention for this district, at
Harrisburg, on the 3rd of August, ac-
cents the nomination in the following
card -
There are but few instances when po-
litical party, for thepurpose OF having the
"whole people and not Il class or faction"
represented, have, when the "Dest inter-
est of the State could be advanced" by
such course, been willing to rise above
party prejAdice and pledge their support
to one who could thus be induced himself
to forget party ties in the interest OF the
"whole people" announce himself can
didate and assume charge, If elected, Ut
once so delicate and responsible.
Approaching the honor conferred upon
me by the unanimous vote, upon reso-
luton passed by the said convention cali
ing upon me to become a candidate for
election to the 18th Congress from this
District, and directing that l should be
unbiased and non-partisan In the event Of
an election in discharging the duties of Il
representative, conscious also, that this
expression of confidence emanating from
such distinguished body of men, repre-
senting thousands Of the voters Of this
State and Congressional District, but re-
Gently themselves identified with one or
the other of the two more prominent po-
litical parties Of the State, l cannot disre-
gard the wishes of so large number of
nv fellow citizens and /, therefore, con-
sent to become candidate.
Unsolicited and unsought as is this posi-
ton on my part, and aware too, that
canvass to be successful must enlist the
support of all the elements opposed to
much of the legislation by the heretofore
dominant party of this State, /, therefore,
RELY upon such support and the effort of
the independent voters of the District,
rather than upon any effort can make in
the conduct Of the Campaign.
FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY.
The September number is even more than usu-
ally Interesting. Its remarkable Tor the CON-
prehensiveness and excellence OF It's contents.
The opening article, 1.-THE Federal Cities and
Capitals Of the United States" BY J.. Burnitz
Bacon, with Its ten illustrations; "Journeying
on the Volga," thirteen illustrations; and "A
Frog" by Andrew Wilson, with fourteen illus
trations, will not fail 10 receive marked atten-
tion. There are serial and short stories by d.
C. Huugerford, Burke O'Farrel, r. A. Lea, etc.;
some dels htiul sketches, adventures, etc., by
favoriie writer's; poems detrimental, comic and
descriptiye, several of them admirably illustrat-
ed, and large amount of miscellaneous articles,
photographic, ETC., which will afford pleasant and
instructive reading. There are in the number
12S quarto pages and over 100 embellishments,
together with Q beautiful froutispiece, "The
Right PATH" picture in oil colors. The price
Of a single number Is IS ceLfi, or % per annnm,
postpaid. specimen numoer will be sent free
by inclosipg IS cents to FRANK LESLIE, Publish
or. SIS, IS and 81 Park Place, New York.
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THIS section was visited by dine rain on
1hursdaJ last.
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DIAMOND DYES-Fast, brilliant and
~ fashionable colors. Explicit directions
with eseh package for eoloriug moses
grasses, eggs, feathers, ivory, hair, and
dress goods. One package will dive II
yards Of goods and only costs 10 cents.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
Sent lu
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PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will sell at public sale
1 at his late residence in Shepherdsown,
w. Va,
On Saturday, the 10th day of
September, 1892,
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= OMETHING YOU WAN T-Every
y teacher and pupil should have small
blank book and writing pad. These eau
lie had for or 10 cents and only thos.
who have tried them know how conye-
nient and valuable they arc. In fact they
are indispensable TO pupils who study
History, English Grammar, Higher Arith-
metic and Geography.
BAKER Il McMURRAN.
Sept. 2 4w
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REV. J.. X. Mason, REcToR.
Shepherdstown 10 2 a. N. and 8 P. II.
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NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Rev. G. 0. Cook, PAsToR.
Mt. Wesley 1870 A. N; Shepherds
town 7.30r.h.
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HORSES, Cattle, Hogs and Chicken,
II need Foutz's, Bells, Stonebrakers .,
Sheridan's Powders TO make them thrive
well. BAhER & McMCRRAN.
Sept. 4w
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MAKE HENS LAY-Nothing will make
Ul hens lay as Sheridsn's Condition Pow.
ders. Dose, one teaspoonfnl In pint of
food. BAKER & AcMCRRAN.
Sept.2 4w
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STATIONERY, copy books, inks, pens.
- penholdeSs, lead pencils, slate pencils,
erasers, paper, envelopes and blotters, ~
cheap IS can be bought anywhere.
BAKER & McMURRAN.
Sent 2 aw
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ASBURY NJ. Z. CHURCH, COLD.
Rev. ABRAHAM TITLE, PASTOR.
Services tomorrow IN SEepherdstown
at IL A. NJ. and 71-2P. M. Sacrament
lst Sunday in each month until further
notice.
FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH,
COLORED.
REV. b. 4. Fox, PASTOR.
Preaching tomorrow at1l and 2. =
Mt. NEBO LODGE, NO. 81,
A. +. s. A. ~
Stated Communication Ist aud 5rd
Mondays in zach month.
J. s. FLEMING, w. NJ
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