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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

In the match game of base ball las,
Saturday, between the Stars OF Tiptonvills
aud the Tyler Blue Socks OF Hics man. n =
latter were badly .scooped. the scores
standing thirty SO three in favor Of The
Stars. The Stars showed that ihey were
in splendid Practice. Gnd we'll drilled in
their different positions. They are good
bali players, are = very clever set Of
gentlemen.
The Tylers are made of very good ma
terial, but showed UP badly, as they had
very mule practice, their players not
being drilled in their positions
wita month of hard practice the Blues
would hold tho Stars down to very close
score, with msay chances of beating
thetns therefore we say 10 the boys. 90 10
work, practice, work hard, aud in vonr
next game cover yourself with glory.
DIAMOND DUST.
Never say die.
'Rah for the Tylers.
Ittook the Stars some time 10 '.eet n,
to" Wilson's slow balls, bat Shen they
did: we'll we smiles
Glasers .ssiEgatorsn were q litus OF
Saturday, in fact the boy MAS badly rat /.
tied all through the game. tie is withon,
doubt the best first baseman in the Pur-
chase. Maxwell had his hand hurt in The
early part of the game. aud had TO retire
thus cripiing the Blues, as they could not
replaces him. tie is iirst clsss ia the posi-
tiou of short stop
The youth snd beauty OF the town OF,
tended the match, and chserej all The
good plays.
Quite large. mum Der of Tiptoneille
folks accompanied the Stars. several hand
some and stylish ladies being in the par
~. The Hickman Brass Band led TIA
procession TO the grounds, playing some
tine selections.
The Hubbard Reds were in the process
sion Ms guard of honor.
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Lightning destroyed Frankfort DIS
tiliery. Loss $4,000; insurance S2o,ooO'
July Is is thought to be the time when
Congress will adjourn.
There will be no postponement of the
Gaiteau picnic on account of The wealth
er.
The people of Columbus are making
big preparations for a 4th of July cele,
brstiOn.
The tax in Mccracten comfy for this
year is Sl.e0a per 500, IA increase Of
tea ceats since 1881.
A Federal court in Little Rock has
awarded a plaintiff 1900 damages
against railroad company. for putting
him off the train because the time OF his
excursion ticket had rua out.
Some enaigrants frun Kansas, return
ing u their old home in Kentucky, had
the following on their wagons: sin God
we trusted, in Kansas we busted, and
are bound for the promised land"
Thu newly designed postal card with a
flap, which can be sealed like an envel-
ope, is being urged apon the attention Of
= NC hbuSc Oouiilitliee on IOsL-OUcee anu
Poet Roads. Members of the committee
have expressed themselves in fasor of
its adoption.
The outlook for Tennessee farmers is
encouraging. The wheat crop will
amount to over II coo, 900 bushels. There
i an unnsuslly large crop Of hay. The
frnits abundant and early vegetables
prolific. 1t IS too early to predict the
corn crop but the prospects are fair.
dog has died in ST. Augustine. Fla,
Of broken heart. After the death Of
bis master the canine showed every sign
of extreme grief, moaning piteously, and
persistsntly refusing either food or wa
Ter unt3 IL died.
At a Mayheld wedding the high con-
tracing pArti were Germans, who conld
neither speak comprehend English,
and n interpreter had be called In before
the officiating clergy man could tie the
nuptial knot.
Jesse Jordan, aged twelve years, met
with horrible death at Clinton. he
rode fractious mule, after being forbid
den TO do so. ank the animal threw him
aud dragged him TO death.
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aTean up.

Our people should see 10 the cleaning
up OF their premises. Decaying vegeta-
Bile matter Of any kind, il fruitful cause
of disease, and all such, together with all
kinds of refuse matter should be rsked
up and burned. Cellars and outhouses
should be thoroughly cleaned and white
washed aud kept so, and al places whore
refuse of any kind is thrown, even If re-
moved soon after, should be disinfected
Alleys and street should be cleaned up
Decaying matter Of any kind not allowed
to accumulate, aud the air Allowed TO cir
culate freely aud fully every who're.
Whether the recent overhows will caase
sickness depends largely upon the pre-
vcntive Steps taken Now Is the proper
zine to act. No place is exempt from
disease
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The Lnmber Center.

The Southern Lumbernan. Nashville.
Capt II. A. Tyler, president of the
Hickman, fKy-l Lumber & Furniture
Manufacturing Company, and member
OF the wagon Manufacturing firm of
Hertweck, Baltzsr & Co., spent several
days of last week in the city, and paid
the LuSBERMAS n pleasant visit during
his stay. He reports the lumber and
furniture business of Hickmsn as IN a
most satisfactory condition. A large
brick building is being erected hy the wa
gon firm to re place those destroyed in
May. The work Of the factor will be
carried on during the simmer In sempor-
AIRY structures, and the firm wili come
very near accomplishing what IL set on,
to do at the beginning Of the year, which
was TO turn ont complete tive thousand of
the celebrated Hickman wagon, which
has always fnsiotaiasd welt deserved
reputation for strength and durability
Mr.. Tyler. by his enterprise and lnd5mi-
table energy, has contributed more large
ly than any one else to the development
of the lumber and wood working bushes
of the country which has Hickman az a
center aud chipping point. and 10 fully
entitled to the gratitude of the communi
~ In which he lives An the rich rewaFds
which are the result of his we'll Directs
and intelligent efforts.
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Local Items.


The Democracy Of Fulton county are
re-pec, lily requested to meet in Mass
conv~Aton at 5ks Court House. in the
town OF iiickms=, on Saturday. June "a,
1882 for siie lr~rpose Of appointing dele
gates 20 Superior Court Cenveutiou,
called to meet at Hepkinsville ON June
30th snd 10 consider such other justice
as may zie brought before it.
zsesTct. II. a yrLER, Chairman.
Bubble" parties are nov the order
of tl~ day with young people
Misses Meta Gardner aud Bette
sal,s~xs, of Union City. visited Hickman.
se,eras Days the past week.
Mr. John Aady Wilson and family,
who have been in Florida the past winter,
ret.irnsdto ckman. Monday.
The Mississippi River appropriation
tan i,as zOw passed both Houses of Com
gress.
Mr.. Il. &. Turner. Of tie Laclsde,
srts~ several weeks stay at Hot Springs.
reached is.me Monday last
II. A. Tyler, President Hickman
L. & N. Company, left Monday, for a
trip sato Texas.
Mrs Ida Adams. Of TiptonviIls, was
lres~ en- visit last week, visiting her
ts,aher. Mr.. Mc Adams.
Mrs Gen. Campbell aud children, Of
{sokson. Team. have been visiting the
family OF Mr.. Pr Hciiner, Troy axsuue.
Mr. G. b. Kioeman leaves is.nisht
fers several mouths visit TO relatives in
Dssmoinss, Iowa.
Mr. Ed. SiIvertosth aud vile. OF
Usioa City. were visiting Mrs. Addis
je2ss' family this week.
Charlie Person, en- old Hickman
boy. now in business 81 New Madrid. has
lren visiting his old friends here this
week.
Aiss. Mary Lawson. daughter OIL
Mr. W M. lawson, who has been attending
,lse Nos NAL College. Winchester, Team
returned home, Tuesday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

A disPstch to toe Giebs DsAocrns' IRON
washin elon, says- elton. Oscar Turner.
Representative in Congress frem tae
radscah, KY, district, Aad svhO was elect :
ea In 1880 by tho unprecedented sess Of
= insssrity in every preci0cs of she. Twelve
counties Of his district. again announces
himself as an Independent Democratic
cxnaidxtes independent Of cauc''sss, sen-
vsnsions or clieae. and sEaiasl RfPuhlis
can or regularly nociustcd pe@ocrss'c
candidate. aad says be has ihA Dsnserscy
Of the district oil his hack, as Pred'c'ed
would b. the case in thess diPessaes
several weeks age
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
Compare our goods
and prices. We guar
rantee satisfaction.
PLAUT Bros Il Go.
Returning Thanhs.

Permit me to return sincere thanks 10
,hs white ladies and gentlemen OF Hisk-
man for their hbsAlity in cOntributi ng 70
The colored children's moonlight fesiivsl
for the benedt OF the Sunday School MIS-
sions. l am proud to say that the Whine
people Of Hickman have always been no
eral tow ards the colored people In rs sis'-
ing us 60 elevate cur race. May God res
wsrd them. A prize WAS ofersd 10 the
colorsd children for obtaining the largest
son tributions. The list Was awarded 70
Willie Washington; End, Fiorencs Glenn
ons; 3rd, TO Bette Washiagtoo. The
Missionary Baptist Sunday school o.
Hickman is in prosperous condition un'
der the auspices Of G. e. Clemens, as 's
Supt lie knows how to manage ean.
day school. We need moro sach colored
msn ia Hickman Is C. &. Clemous.
C. Z. HARLAN,
S. 3. State Missionary.
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The court having decided that the ne
gro cauuot be made 20 pay n separate tax
for school purposes, the Legislature has
proposed TO th e voters to vote an nddi-
tional tax of two cent&en the hundred
dollars which win give The negro his pro.
portion of the entire school tax; that ra-
10 of taxstion, twenty to two, represent
ing the difference in the negro and wh lie
children of school age. Ia plain English
1t takes two SCENTS additional tax to max e
the negro equal with the twenty cents
now levied for the white children. II the
Two cents is not voted the whole collnon
school system goes down. If il is voted
the whole amount TO be levied in addition
10 hat you now pay is two csn;s on the
hundred dollars The schools are TO he
kept sepernie. The white childrt will
go 0 school to themselves and the negro
children TO themselves. Tie question is
whether the people will vote two cents ad-
ditional tax and keep up . systeri of coia
mon schools, or whether they will vote
against is and have no means 40 educate
the white children of the couHtry, who
are unable 10 be educated by their par
ents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
TRUTH WILL OUT.
Mrs. Jesse James SPEAKS az
Last.

Having noticed that weak, untruthfui
work of hchou, not even founded on fact,
wyittsn by one j. H. Buell., has been ads
vertised AS authorized by me, most ems
phaiically state that this is utterly false
aud unsanctioned by me. have no hesi-
taiien in stating that the life of Jesse
James," published by j. A. Chamhers
Co, OF ST. Louis is the best and mosi
truthful life Of mf husband ever written.
Mas JEssE JAMES.
Witness: DR. George Riches.
Special NOTES.-The genuine book cons
tains Mrs. Samuels and Mrs. James
names on the title page. Aud is for sale
By john W. Cole. 1T his book store.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

EAsnviLLs is already making extensive
preparations to receive and entertain the
Mexican veterans, who meet there ~
September next. The grsEd reception
viii take place in the hall Of the House Of
Rsprese natives Gen ". b. Bate has
been selected as the orator for the OcOa
sior, and Col Thomas Cha borne will De,
liver the welcoming address.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

Tux Supreme Court Of Tsnnssses, dssi-
ied last week that the outstanding bills
Of the bank of Tennessee were a valid
debt, and that the State must redeem
lhsm. Those notes are known as the Tor
bet issue and it is supposed that some
ST, 500, 600 are still out. One clause Of
the baak charter provides thai the notes
Of the bank should be received In pays
wsnt of Stafe-taxes.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
We carry no auction
or shoddy goods.
PLAUT BROS & Co

Tie high price Of bacon, lard, and
all kind OF saiablss is d soOaragiaS so shs
~orkingmsn. aud terror to young folks
coas.mpiating nzrriags.
Trade III mercastile circles has i'm.
proved somewhat this week. The wheat
Las commenced coming ia, aud the farm
srs are realizing soue cash.
Mr.. Mary Ghsison, accompanied
d, h-r brother Mr.. John Gholson, is v-si,-
ing the family OF her father. }. w. Pew
xiI.
John Koss, one Of the best boot
makers ia Yves, Kentucky, has opened q
shop on Clinton street. Give him q trial.
Don'r forget the convention at this
place Tomorrow, to nominate delegates
10 the District convention al Hspkihssilio,
90 chose Democratic candidals for Su-
perior Judge.
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NOTICE.

We have set apart FRIDAY in each week,
GO do custom work in wheat ut our MIL.
Cannot DO griss work in wheat, but will
sxehangs aaur fsr the wheat brought ~
srasil eaautiiies- Those brinKing 10 OF
more bushels will have all the sdvanta-
ges of our mill machinery, and get Al
their wheat will make according to quail
e. Of grxia. Csn grind corr in any qaan
uty. or exchange a. parties may prefer.
We want two good heavy set MULES
Is hands high, suitable for dray
POWELL & GRO.
Hickman, Ky. June n, 1862.
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M q R.R.TED

j. r. ALRER-NARY BRAtHAM.-By
II. G.. Bailey, at the Lsclede Hotel, in
Hickman Ky, June 10Th 1882 Mr..
j. Z. WALKER, TO Miss Mary BRASnaM
H0WARD-DOTSON.- Hickman, June
10. by Judge Fl. c Bailey, at the Csun-
IS Judges Office, Mr. Charles HowARp
aud Miss NJ. J. boTsos
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

Tai. number of Bibles and Testarnents
issued each year by the British and For
eign Bible Society is nearly :, 0oo, oo w
by the American Society, I, 40t, W. ~:
Within seventy-five years, LOO, ooO.VO
copies have been pat into cireuanol'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
The Methodist revival, still y

Inc Methodlst reVlvaIlf Sill pro.
gsesSsng at this place, the pastor, Mr.. King,
being assisted this week by Elder n. p.
Ramsey. On Sunday last Is acecssions
were made to the church, and probably
next SNnday others will be added. Some
OF the Christian people are working earn
estly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
Y 1T In TUE FIELD.
Z f.agaS KAISER, informs his friends
aad the public generally, that he will
keep good
FRESH BREAD,
constantly on sails. Taco leaves for
i've ceats.
Ice Cream Par1or
Open for the season.


Markets.
wHEAT-The Hrst arrival of New
whoa, brought ia Tuesday By Val Stoehr,
ama ssid 10 PIaut Bros 4 c., for one dol
lar per hushel This lot WA tssgh add
considerable cheat. aud ceehrei.
The second lot brought bs Porter Sfubbs,
rbourht by same house, win grade strictly
No. 2 The Northern markets show a
continual decline fer wheat, sna We hook
fsr lower prices next week We quote
strictly No red wheat $I.00 10 81 ,O5.
No Tough 80 20 81 90 per bosbei.
CORN -The receists are so suals aud
she seascr about os*r in this section
Choice White ~cdld sesI seadily at scots
per hasl.el-
etNsEsG--ersea 2sets psr pound. dry
81 20 per poand.
BACON-14lc per IL. LARD Is cts
Fasmers can rely on ge.tius these Pti-
| Co.'S ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

RECENTLY, in the trial of a mining
ssiit, one Capt. Tom Bates, man we'll
known throughout the mining regions
of the West, was on the stand, and IN
cross-examination he was asked # he
was not mining expert. He rePiled
that he was not. He was asked to state
what mining expertwas. " Well, sir;
said he, ga mining expert is a man VINO
wears Eyeglasses, parts his hair in the
middle; has graduated dt Freiberg, ana
speaks bad English. !"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23
GOLDBERG,
The Watch Maker.

If you want any work done on Watch
.e., Clocks or Jewslry, call at the Pos
Office, where you can have it done In first
rate style, at a reasonable price. Difh'
cult work solicited.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

A Paducah snegress receaiiy gave birth
to twins. Que of.the children was whi1s'
the other biask.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-06-23

do not sell three light ,ceyhi loaves
for a dime, but | guarantee to sell you
g.is retyM bread for &c each. Besides
you will never be insulIed or nistre ated
an MY place
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WA. GEYER


WA. GEYER.
Or. Jack. Thompson. aud Messrs
w. ID. Alges, Col. Lowe, Prof. +. t. Cor
don, John Dalton, A. 7. Eastwood. q. r.
II.rper, and Mrs Rube Gates, Misses.
CaIlie Stephens Sue Cate. and Maggie
Harper, OF Lake county, took in Hickm an,
"a arday last. as witnesses Of the Base
ball match.
IT has been raining necessarily ia all
th~ upPer csantrys for the past ten days,
ard in saaay sectIoas wheat in The shock.
is ruined or gre~,Iy d.msged. Our farm
ess have been ineoavicneei but net aa-
tu'rislIy injured.
The Knights of Tabor. a charitabIe
and beneficiary society of colored h,eu,
are 20 celebrate the lst OF July, at lick
man, with speaking, picnic. &c. The
Dsighboring lodges are to be isvs<ed, SC.
Dir. n. Il. MiIlstf. now of Owsus
ecrs. KY, was visiting the hsaae OF his
4'sykoed shis week lie ranks as one of
49, 49, o~''"oos to0@B IVA ~ VNcus
here
One cid friend d d Thcmasscu. We
are glad TO note. is ssaug splendid bust
mess in Mzlden. Mo. he is looking in
+plssdid kssIth. His vescrabie mot her.
Mrs Elisatsssh Thomsssea, accompanied
dim to his Missouri kome.
This svesiug the snatch Esms Of
sass ball between seirei Club OF linton
City ard tho Tyler Blss Stockings oil
Hickmaa, occurs en- the grounds Of the
tstte<, in West IIick Vaa. The publis
generally are Invited 10 witness this
game
A, irightful tornado presaissd in
Iowa, aud other wss,ers Scales, sasasy
laa- hhote towns were alsDos< swap
away by the winds, aud many lises lest
The injnred numbered far up inss th,
hsndrsds. Great damage TO pro perry il
Michigsa, and in the oil regions OF Penn
syfvania'
Mr. Greea Burnett. - old citixes o
shis county. who has resided in the Lcdg
ION precinct snsny years, drsPPed dead
sal the 6sad, Friday of last week. fie 60
up that moralng, apparently as we'll a
asus1. aud walked fveu bis scnsin-ia
i Mr.. Nswgent, solas fsur or five miles, :
his owa home, and went inss the Geld
drop ccra. His son was IN the feld ~
him, and saw his father fall, and rushe'
20 his assistsnce. when the scon reaches
him the father only exclaimed, "0h Billiet'
and died. Mr. Burnett stood well IA tlr
ccunty, and was rssfsctea BY All VII
new him.
The. has beea rising tht
psst week briskiy. aud SEINE bottsrn f'irsA
.rs who have been buGetss by the ware
- frequessly this year, hsss sesn eosl
siderably alarsned. abs esatinued rain
q are vexatious to say the ieasi. aud r'ay ye
bring she Mississippi TO sn aneomfef
ssble state for rsaassrs Ike ohio
ho~ falIiag fro n Cincipnasi down with
s.irht rise at Pi,,sburg- TIE MISSISSIPPI
rs again falling'as St. Louis and sigh
.fisss In the Cumberland aud fsnassses
J
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-05
May 20, 1882

= CHOOL BOOKS at
- WIN. r. LEMEN'S,
MOulder's Corner.
YOUNG man don't forget TO buy your
i Spring Hat, Gloves, Shoes, Shirts and
Nccktie where you have a good assoEt-
mcat and cheap. WI. 4. LEMEN,
W ANTED-r people generally 70
w know that an equivalent for your
money or produce is guaranteed in every
instance at the Mouider Building.
VIM. T.. LEMEN.
Mouldcr's Corner.
TOR handsome Clocks aud French Plate
/ Looking Glasses 90 to the Noulder
Building. WM. +. LEMEN.
THE Family Grocery Oh Moulder's Cor
| uer. WM. T. LEMEN.
ELOUR. :. {. Meat, Country Meat, Lard
L and Vinegar AZ MOulder's Corner.
WM. +. LENEN.
TEAS, Spices, Canned Goods, al staple
/ Groceries, al the Family Grocer on
MouIder's Corner. WIN. 7. LEMEN.
DLACK Strap, Linseed, Coal and Alad-
ID din oil. Dryer, Turpentine, Paints in
Oil aud Dry at Moulder's Corner.
WM. 4. LEMEN.
w trade TO known We will
w take anything in exchange for goods
that we can dispose of. we make no dis
tinction between produce aud cash In sell
ing goods at Moulder's Corner.
WI. r. LEMEN.
Nav Is II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-05
State of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson, to-wi
In the COUNT Court

Alta Special Session of said Court, be-
gun ard held at the Court House in
Charlestown, Tuesday, :he 9Th day OF
June, 1882.
Upon application it is ordered that no.
\ tice be published aud pCste,. 1t the
door of the Courthouse of the County,
and at such places of voting As are herein
mentioned, that the Polls heretofore Open
ed at Manning's School-H0use. Witshire's
SchoOl-House and Browns Shop, will be
discontinued; that the Polls at Harper's
Ferry and Bolivar be consolidated into
one, TO be located at some convenient
point between the TWO places; that the
two Polls heretofore held at Shepherds
town be consolidated into one, 10 be held
at the Market House, in said town; and
that Polls will be opened at Zoar School
House, in Charlestown District, at Oak
Grove School House, in Harper's Ferry
District, and at kerneysvilie, in Middle
way District, and the Polls at the Leetown
lower School-House be removed 10 Lee
town. A Copy-Teste.
4. A. MOORE,
Clerk of County Court.
June Il, 1882. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-05
c. II &R. L. sPANGLER.

CARPETS! CARPErsi-P A. BRUGH, Hagers-
town, Is uiferiug great bargaing III home made
aud iograin carpe's Persons IN neea ei "c3 ca, pet
snoud Lot fail to call before buying as II vii! ue
greatly 10 their advantage.
DsESs GOODs-GREAT Reelection IN PRICES.
p. 4. BRUGI has tue hes: assortment in hI-
gerslowr, and is Offering tuem lower toen ever
uriorP. Goods that rave never nrtn Cheied AZ
less than 25c are now beoG sold for l2's a"d DC.
Back aud co'ored casameres in all snaGes az TIE
vyrV lowest prices.
BLACK SILKS p. a. BRUGH is selling, W b.
ont exception, the greatest Uargaiu in black TX,
ever ofcr ed in Hagers:o"n. : 20 sl'A a. Tue
low price OF 81. 1t is good heavy qua'l,y, aud
guaranteed all silk Now is the tine TO GET a
blrgliu. have tlso Il large assortment Of MORE
silSs salus, bTocade, SILKS III al coiors, eS'!eme-
" low.
CAsSIMEREs! CAsSIMERFs!-Me1 IN want OF
good sup.lautiai suit Of clothieg should call IT
T.. A. BRUGH'S, HagerstOwr, and examine MS
large stock Of new Cas,iue'es for tue Sp'ing
trade He is selling them at smaller profits tuap
you will be able ~ get tuem esewue'e.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-05
YARD PARTY.

Potomac Lodge, No. 81, I. o. G. r.,
will hold Yard Party on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, the
3rd, 4th and 5th of August. The
public are invited 70 attend. Special
efforts will be made to render the ell
tertainments pleasant and agreeable to
all. Cake, Ice Cream, &c, will be
served.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

B A large, new, and well selected
stock Of Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Caters, Slippers, latest styles; Gents
downs, at bottom prices, at j. S. Flem-
ing's.
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Washington g. Lee University,

GEN. G. W. c. LEE, President.
THOROUGH instruction in Languages,
i Literature, and Science and in the Pro
fesSional Schools of Law and Engineer
ing. Healthful location in the Valley OF
Virginia. Necessary expenses for nine
months, exclusive Of books and clothes,
need not exceed from 1925 to $500. Session
opens Sep. 81. For catalogue address j.
L. CAMPBELL, Jr., Clerk, Lexington,
Va.
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