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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-15

On motion, the above reports received.
An election of officers was held, result
ing in the reelection of the former OIL
GERS. The following were reported to
constitute the Executive Committee for
the ensuing year Prof. JOS. McMurran,
Z. !. Lee, John ID. Sta'ey, G. ". Show,
d. l.. Rentch and John l.. Richard. n
collection was taken, amounting to $2G.G4.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolced, That we heartily approve OF
the American Bible Society's work i'll re-
caavassing our entire land; and that we
will cheerfully all III the work by
rccanvass of our portion of Jefferson
County at as early date as practicable.
On motion, adjourned to meet about one
year hence.
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shepbsrSstown Register.



with regret that we chronicle this week
the death Of DIR. Robert 4. Lucas, which
occurred at his residence about two miles
south Of town on Tuesday night last. DIR.
Lucas had lived TO good old age, being
In his sixty-ninth year. and there are few
men in the community who have had so
many warm friends and who will be more
missed by all his neighbOrs and friends.
He was educated for 4 physician, but
never practiced medicine, having no fond
ness for the science, and in early life COM
menced farming on the place where he
was born, lived and died. lie gave his
whole attention to the business, and no
one has been more successful farmer
than he. His practical knowledge was
always eagerly sought after and appre-
ciated by those who desired TO be informed
OIL matters pertaining TO the cultivation
of the soil.
DIR. Lucas was no politician and never
sought any political Office, but no man
WAS more firm ia adherence to principle,
and throughout all the mutations OF par
ties, from his boyhood to the time of his
death, he retained under all circumstances
the convictions of his early life, and never
swerved one iota from them.
As u citizen he WAS always highly es-
tened, and MAS never-failing friend to
those he loved and honored them on all
proper occasions. He was social and gc-
NAL in disposition and WAS fond of COM
pany, and enjoyed in i high degree visits
from his friends and ncighbors. Every
one received n kind welcome ut his hospit-
able home. and his hospitality 10 strangers
will not be forgotten 10y many who re-
ceiyed it. AS father he WAS greatly be-
loved 10y his children. His wife, who SUR
wives him, MAS a daughter Of the late
Abraham Shepherd, and she will receive
the sincere condolence of many warm
hearted friends. Four daughters, all mar
ried, and one son are left to mourn his loss
and large number of immediate rcla-
tivss will sadly miss the pleasant face and
kind advice of their kinsman.
His remains were laid to rest in Elm
wood Cemetery OH Thursday morning,
and large gathering OF relatives and
friends attended the solemn obsequies.
The family and friends have our heartfelt
sympathy i'm their bereavement.
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BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.

The Fourteenth Anniversary of the
Jefferson County Auxiliary to the Amer
lean Bible Society was held in the Lu-
theran Church, Shephcrdstown w. Va,
Sunday, September 8, 1888, ut 40 p. IN.
Devotional exercises were opened by
singing hymn, "All hail the power OF
Jesus name" Scripture was read by
Rev. b. F. Bausmann, followed by prayer
by Rev. d. NJ. Moser.
The Society was called to order by Hon.
George II. Bcltzhoover, President. The
minutes of previous meeting were read
and adopted. Addresses were delivered
by the President, Rev. w. R. Long, State
Agent of the A. NJ. b. Society, and Revs.
Eggleston, Bausmann and Moser. Mr..
+. |. Lee, Treasurer, reported amount of
receipts for year ending September9, 1883,
from Lloyd Licklidcr, Repository, s5l.lG.
Lloyd Licklider, Repository, reports
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a.e,her New nuiudin-.-'

Shepherds.own Manufacturing Company
have commenced the foundation for an
other building on their grounds near the
depot. The new structure will be of
brick. two stories high, running parallel
with the main machine shop, and will be
one hundred feet by fifty feet, not includ-
ing the building to be erected in the
twenty feet between il ana the present
main shop. The machinery for wool
working will be removed into it, thus
giving more room for necessary machin-
cry in the other shop, and will also serve
rs u paint shop, SC. The erection of the
new building was made necessary by the
constantly increasing business of the
company, and is only one evidence of the
prosperity and success with which 1t Is
meeting. And the Manufacturing Com
pany is not done growing, either.
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ACARD.

take this method of requesting pare'''S
% 90. that their children shall commence
As early as possible their studies az my
school, 1t is very important that all De-
cin at the commencement of a session, SO
that one NAV have rs fair chance as the
other. There will be prize from Mr.. Is.
7. Butcher given to the scholar who shall !
stand the best examination ut the emu oil
the year, and desire that all may nave 70
an e1ual,opportunlty to obtainit. "a
Very respectfully, r,,Npv
Va have ius, received a case of the best dark
csI;coes which we will sell at Bets per YARD.
These goods were never sold for less than see S
before Call. before they are all gone, 81 4 VI
INERT Il FlERY'S, MarLinsburg. ..I.-
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State of West Virginia,
County Of Jefferson


9 Clerks Office Of the County Court.
The following 10 o list Of deeds admitted 70
record 10 said office during the week ending
James A. Green 10, James Couwsy, trustee
for Alexander Murphy. Deed OF trnst, dated
September I 1889, con yeyiAg lot of tsod 10 the
town Of hsrgers Ferry. SD''s Of recofe' Sep
2 Issae n. Rsruer with Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company. Articles OF agreement. dated
Sept mscr 1. 1883 Date OF record, sep,smber
3. James W. Packet 10 John O. Shirley. rus-
tee for George B. ShsulI. Deed OF trust, dated
per,onsl property. Date Of record. September
4, 1888.
SIG. OFT and wife TO Jacob 7. Nichols.
Deed OF ~tlargaIu and sale, dated September y,
1881 conveying three lots 0f land, containing one
acre each. Date of record. September 4. 1883.
s. Samuel sbewbFidge 10 Thos v. H0kett
Deed Of bAfgAin and sale, dstd septembers .,
1888, conveying 80 square percbes Of Issd 10 The
town OF Bolivar. Date Of record, eeptembert,
1883. ~ -
9. Joseph 8. Fleming 70 George n. Belizhoor-
eS, trustee for Potomac Building Aasocistioo No.
q Deed Of trust, dated July Is, 1883, conveying
shares Of the capital stock Of ssid AsaociAtioo
Date of record, September o. 1888.
7SJohn G. Lambert sod wife 10 Geo. j. Beif1-
hoover. 1uustee for Potonsc Building AssocIs-
ton No. 2. Deed Of trust, dated August :. 1888,
conveying house and lot io sbepnt1dssowp.
Date Of record, September 8, lSsa r.
s WIN. L. Arthur and wife TO Geo. u. BelzS
hoover. trustee for Potomac Building Assocfa-
ton No 2. Deed Of trusf, dated August "a, 1ssS.j
conveying lot Of land In Bhepherdstovp. DssS
of record, september 0. 1888
Q. Charles n. Eeiphsrt 70 Geo. n. Briizhoose.
and George N. Knott, trustees for " %. j. kooes
and Others. DEED Of Gust, conveying ooe-teoss
Of 2s5 acres Of land. Date Of record. September
8, 1883.
10. Craven Trussell and wife 10 @. ffspk
Eugie. DEED OF bargain and sale, dstrd April ?.
1889, conveying twO Gscis Of land, ceotainIps
together f09 scres and 20 pefches. Ihte OF fcS'
ord, September z, 1883. hf
7. A. MOORE,
Sept l.. jIsss. 2yCCGerk Of County Court
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE have for sale ~ SPLENDID FARM Of
w III acres about miles from Shephe ris-
town. on the kcarncysvillc turnpike. The
land IL of the best quality, there Is good
dwelling u frst-rate bank barn, well. cistern,
good orchard and other improvements. VIII
il, sold AT Il fair price on reasonable terms.
We have for sale ~ paid-ur shares of the
capital stock Of the Shepherdstown Manuinc-
turing Company. Purchases eau have any
ulitnhcr of shares they want.
We have for sale several good building lots
I'm Shephertlstown, which should be applied
for immediately. r..
We have alsonll Kinds OF property for sale In
town and country, and solicit Inquiry. Hy
permission VIC refer Ia the following we'll
known gentlemen Dr. John Reynolds. Hon.
4 Il Botcler. q NJ Beltzhooyer, Esq, h. D. liar
son, Esd. ,.,,.,, .,>.,.,,,.,
Real Estate Agents, Shcphcrdstown.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ESrLER HOrEL-B. F. GRAVES, PRoPEIE-
TOR.
J. W. Criswell, G. W. Mispelhorn, III.
+. Reese, ). ID. Hess, Baltimore; G. +.
Hartman, Philadelphia; F. B. Perlett,
Shippensburg, Pa; G. +. Longsdorf, Car
Isle, Pa. L. J. Maught, e. Shultz, G.. ).
DeGrange, Frederick, Nd; ID. z. Fair
ney, l.. Hamerslay, l.. j. Shirley, F. Il.
Lucas, w. w. Fimple, c. T.. Flynn, J. B.
Miles, Z. Z. Campbell, David Horst. J. Il.
Smith, Hagerstown, Nd; w. w. Went
zcll, Harper's Ferry, w. Va; Miss Me-
Cordy, Charlestown, w. Va; J. Ii. EN-
erson, Berryville, Va.
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up over ., 600 yards of canton FlaBnels, for the
regular price. We can save you from two TO
three cents yard on these goods; also our Wool
Flannels have been bought very cheap, in white,
red, medicated twills and shaker. OF thee goods
We always keep good stock on hand, and sell
lots OF lneu. We are very careful in bnying
them $. there are very few good Judges of FIan-
neis You will also bear in mind that We are
selling the very best calicors ut Sets per yard,
never sold before for less than Scis We will tell
you about our new dress goods next week.
Very Respectfully.
EMNERT & FIERY, Nar,insburg.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


REV. l.. X. MASON, RECTOR.
Shcpherdstown at ii Il. III. and p. IN.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. d. NJ. MosER, PASTOR.
Shephe rdstOwn l0.D Il. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. J. =. LAFEVRE, PASTOR.
Kcarncysville m.'D "a. IN.
NJ. T.. CHURCH SOUTH.
REV. w. q. EGGLESroN, PASTOR.
J'nionyille 1890 IA. m. Bethesda 80 y. nj.
REFORMED CHURCH.
REV. Is. i. BAUSMAEE, PASTOR.
Preparatory services on saturday nj 2:b T.
m Holy Communion on sunday ut 1920 a m
sunday evening service Mt $50 III. WUdues-
day evening service ut $50 p III.
VI. T.. CHURCH.
REV. &. q. Cook, PASTOR.
Pastor absent. b.
Y. VI. e.. \.
Young Mems Meeting in the VI. T.. Church
South every Sunday afternoon ut p. NJ, and
at the Room every Thursday might.
Services in Asbury N. f.. Church. colored. to-
morrow AT IL H. IN. and 73D y. III.
Preaching in Free VIII BAPTIST Church, coll
Orcd, tomorrow at IL H. m. and T.. m.
|. U. G.. T.
Potomac Lodge No. 81, |. q. G.. T., meets every
Monday night mt O'Clock.
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West Virginia FOrests.-Officials


of the Geological Survey recently sent
out from Washington circulars to promi-
nent people in West Virginia requesting
information as to the forest area of the
State. A few replies have been received.
These answers have been very satisfac-
tory. They indicate that the forests OF
West Virginia are in no danger of imme-
diate destruction. George W. Shut, an
employee of the bureau, will come to
West Virginia in few days to complete
the work Of gathering forest statistics.
When his report is finished it is proposed
by the bureau to send out circulars all
over the country for the same purpose.
The information will he used in case the
tariff question is raised this winter, al
though it is not gathered exclusively for
that.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-15

This cause coming on To- he heard this 9th
day Of May, 1888, before VIM. III. Travers, at this
term and heretofore elected special judge I'm
this cause, upon the papers Formerly read and
WAS argued by counsel: on consideration
whereof II IS ndjudged ordered and decreed
that this cause be referred to Forrest W.
Brown, u Commissioner In Ghaneery OF this
court, with directions To ascertain and report,
LIST, the real estate Of which the defendant,
John r. Schlcy. is seized and possessed: End.
the value and annual rental value Of said real
estate; 3rd. To audit all the liens on the said
real estate. stating their characters and re-
spcctive priorities. Notice Of the time and
place Of executing this decree, together with
the notice 10 lienholders as required by sec.
OF chap. 12G OF the Acts Of 1882, To be given by
publication once In each week for four sue
cessive weeks In THE SIIEPHERDSTowN REgIs-
TER. newspaper published in Jefferson coun-
~. and by posting at the front door OF the
courthouse Of this county at ieast four weeks
before the day men tioned in the notice and
make report Of his proceedings to the ne xt
term OF this court.
4 Copy-Teste, --... . =.
TXN(rr rIarlr
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Died .. the Way llome.-Rev. Mr.

Died On the Way IlOme.-Rev. Mr..
Burr, Of Clarksburg, W. Va, died on
Thursday evening when aear Deer Park,
on a west-bound express of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. The minister, young
man, was on his way home from his charge
in Massachusetts to the home Of his par
ents, near Clarksburg. His trouble w.s
consumption. His wife and two small
children accompanied him. When near
Deer Park he WAS seized with violent
hemOrrhage and died. The scene OIL the
car was very sad.
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ATender.IIenrtcd GobbIer.-A


gentleman living near ShepherdstOwn re-
ports to us curious incident. lie had
brood of young turkeys which, when
about a week old, lost their mother, who
died of cholera. They were in bad
way, but the old gobbler, seeing their
distress, took them in charge, and ever
since has been caring for them rs though
he had served an apprenticeship at the
business. at night ho gathers them
under his wing, and protects them to the
best of his ability all the time. At differ
ent times several of the young turkeys
have died of cholera, and on these occa-
sions the old fellow would set up n
mournful gobblc, AS if grieving over the
mutability of turkey affairs.
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The Celebrated Victor Clover IIullcr is
sold by JANNEY & DOWNEY, at Mar
rinsburg, West Virginia. Send for
terms &c
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Too Good 10 I.ive.-About the most
remarkable case Of generosity, honesty,
or whatever it may lie called, is that of
Mr.. Christian Reib, Of Washington Coun-
", Nd, who had house containing
carpenters tools and farming implements
insured by 4. II. b. Dawson. agent, and
five hours sitter the policy was written
the house and contents were destroyed by
fire. Mr.. Reib refuses to receive anything
for the loss, because the property was de-
strOyed SD soon after it WAS insured. We
have often heard Of insurance companies
refusing TO pay their insurance, but never
before did We hear of any one refusing TO
accept money from them.
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against

John j.. Schlcy. David Billmyer. Jacob J. MIL
Ter, &. r.. Stubhs, trustee, ii. ii. blackburn,
trustee, Charles T.. Trail and George II. ben :
mis-, as trustees and in their own right. Fair
fax Schey, John +. Sim, John GoldsbOrough,
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank and
Central National Bank, both of Frederick
City, Md, W. III. II. Flick, trustee, VIM. w.
Taylor. Thomas Turner, \. L. AlcQullken,
Berkeley Savings Bank. Jacob Miller. Deca-
tur Hedges, Chas. J. Faulkner, Jr., Moses ID.
Grantham, Chas. j. Faulkner. Jas. NJ. Schley,
Joseph Randall. John Il. Thomas. George W.
Cushwa md Daniel q. Cushwa. administra-
tors Of Barnett Cushwa, deed, aud Thomas
Il. Clarke and Samuel W. Cooyer, part
Cooypr .................... Defc ndants
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ImpositiOn.-The railroad officials,
probably mistaking Shepherdstown for
crossroads station, sent but twenty-five
excursion tickets to Baltimore for the
Oriole this week. These were quickly
sold out on Monday, and number of per-
sons were obliged to pay full fare over the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad to Iagers-
town, where they obtained excursion
tickets over the Western Maryland Rail-
road. This was imposition as well rs
bad managem ent.
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BARGAINS IN '.-.
MILLINERY GOODS.
S T RA W

yCHE NEW DOMINION PAPER MILL Is now
i running. STRAW will bo,needed To keep
same moving The .proprietors are prepared
TO buy and pay fun market price fot sans.
VAN AI.SrlNE 4 RYAN.
phcrlstown. July II. 1SS3. II
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Death of MIR. T.. HartzclI.-Mr.

Ephraim Hartzell, formerly of this place,
died in Gallipolis, Ohio, last Saturday
afternoon. AS stated last week, Mr.. Benz.
Hartzell, his son, was called from here to
the bedside Of his father, and he arrived
the day before his fathers death. His
remains were taken to Centrcville, Pa,
for interment. Mr.. lIartzell was engaged
in the manufacture of aXe-handles in
Shepherdstown for several years, but re-
moved to GuyandOtte, W. Va, about six
years ago. A few weeks ago he went from
GuYandOtte to GallipOlis, where he died.
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supreme Cour, OF AppeaIs.-The

Supreme Court Of APpeaIs.-The
Supreme Court Of Appeals of this State is
in session at Charlestown, having COM
menced OF Wednesday, September 9Th.
Judges Johnson, Green, SNYDER and
Woods are upon the bench. 1t is likely
the term will continue the remainder OF
this month. The following business OF
interest III this section has been trans
acted:
Herring VS.. Lee was reargued and sub
mitted.
FAINT VS.. Lamon ct al.-continued.
Blocher VS.. MartInsburg Building AS
sociation-continued.
Stephens admr. VS.. Brown-reargued
and submitted.
Billmyer VS.. Observation-Disclosures.
Grantham VS.. Lucas, trustee-contln-
ued.
Moore, president, &C., VS.. Schoppert-
submitted.
Gilmer's admr. vs.. Bakers admir-. ct al.
submitted.
Logic vs.. Black-submitted.
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FOR SALE.

AIR. HENRY SIIEPHERD OFFERS FOR
MI SALE THREE fIRSr-CLASS BERK
SHIRE SOwS. For further information apply
10 Mr. = on his Wild Goose Farm.
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Take notice that viii proceed 20 g xecute tn @
above decree at my Office In Charlcstown. JEFF
ferson county, W. Va, on the 18th day Of Octo-
Der. 1885,
FORREST W. BROWN,
.r.-r Commissioner.
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Corrected weekly by q. L, Hodges.
MARK HI
Commissioners Notice.
In the Circuit Court Of JEFFERSON County,
~ I'u . .7
IL TERN MAY Doth. ISIS.

Is TERN MAY 29TH, 1883.
John l.. Richard and John r. Wclshans, Into
partners. trading under firm name OF
Rickard & Welshans, In behalf OF them
selves and all other creditors OF John r..
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FOR RENT.

STEAM FIGURING AND SAW MILL.
A FIRST-CI,ASS STEAM FIGURING AND
n SAW MILL, situated in Shepherdstowu.
WA, All i'm good repair. with all modern
Improvement, Three run OF buhrs. A new
middlings purifycr has just been added to the
mill Possession given AT once. Call ON OF
address JOHN II. DUKE.
or L. W. POFFINBERGER,
Aug s5-lm Shepherdstown, w. Va.
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The GOvernOrship.-W take the
following article from the Martinsburg
Herald, one of the leading Republican
papers of this end of the State:
eff our Wheeling papers voice the SEN
timent of the masses of the Western Pam
Handle, rs they appear now to be doing,
Berkeley will furnish the two candidates,
j. 5. Haldeman and E. Boyd Faulkner,
for Gubcrnatorial honors in the coming
contest. AS far as the Republicans are
concerned, we know of none more dcserv-
ing of the nomination than Mr.. Halde-
man, and the people in this end of the
State know of what kind of metal the
Eastern Pan is made. AS for tie Demo-
Gratis, we would not dictate to them, but
we don't know that they could secure
better standard bearer though they search
ed the world over than Z. Boyd Faulk-
ner."
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1t Takes the Lead.-Mr. G. Il.
Licklider was in CharleStown last Friday
i'm the interest of the Hendricks and Shep-
herd Grain Drill, manufactured here by
the Shepherdstown Manufacturing Com
pany, and as there were number OF
other dealers in agricultural implements
there, 4 trial was made of the respective
merits of six different makes of drills. 1t
did not take long to demonstrate the SUI
periority of the Hendricks and Shepherd
drill, and it was conceded that it was by
long odds the best. The fertilizer attach
ment Is probably the most perfect in use,
and the drill generally cannot be beaten.
As an evidence that it was the best drill
Of the six tested i'm Charlestown, we
would state that Mr. Licklider sold eight
of the drills on the spot.
Sad Death.-Miss Cora Cavalier,
daughter Of the late Joshua Cavalier, of
lIarper's Ferry, died at that place on
Monday night Of last week of typhoid
fever or of a mild form of yellow fever.
Five or six in the family have had it, and
several in adjoining houses are very low
with it. The neighborhoo1 is very much
frightened about the disease. The de-
ceased was an estimable young lady, well
and favorably known in this vicinity.
She was alto singer i'm the Lutheran
choir at Harper's Ferry, and haG charge
principally Of her fathers business, that
OF merchandising.
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GFOR SALE.

HfR. HENRY SHEPHERD offers for sale his
Nj full mahogany bay (no white) Mare
ECHO She is OF Hambletonian stock -four
and a half years old, fifteen and a half hands
l,iyl,. with full name and tail. gentle and per-
feet in every particulsr-under the saddle aud
an single and double harness-and will be SO
gnsraTltie,i by MIR. 5. Price, SO cash.
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yI,HE CELEBRATED pAMP.PRooF BAR
KER BALTIMORE ORGAN sold low for
cash and ON easy terms. Warranted for six
-aorS J. -. FLEMING. Agent
inne . An, $3.50 Shephe rdstown, W. Va
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DIR. r. nj. MEYERS,
Dentist,
Having recently occupied the rooms In Mr.
Graves building opposite the Entler Hotel.
offers his services To the public. where no may
be found on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
.ryust 18th, nth and lStA and the same days
an each alternate week thereafter. All work
promptly attended to, and entire satisfaction
Shepherdstown, W. Va. Aug. II. 1888. II
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TIMOTHY SEED.

nRINiR LOT OF TIMOTHY SEED JUST RE-
/ CEINED AND FOR SALE ~
WV LEMES
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TRIBgTE OF RESPECT.

T.. w. LATIMER, Sec,