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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
A Wonderful Escape.

The collision on The Chesapeake and
Ohio l;alruad near Mllboro, va, last
week, 10y which six persons were Killed,
came near being tar more disastrous.
The trains met On The highest bill IN
Virginia. it being lG6 feet high, and,
strange 10 say, not car went down the
embankmenr. That they did not Is re-
ma,kablr. Had they rolled down the
terrible irclIvlly it is more than prob
able that few passengers would have
Ue,n saved. 1t is also Il fortunate Gil
cuulstance CONNECTED with the disaster
that none OF The Gals took tire. though
the Stoves were filled with red hot
Goals. In his RESPECT the accident was
tree from those narrowing particulars
which 50 often 20 To make up the terll-
Die story OF railroad collisions. The
passenger train was we'll filled, though
there was but one lady passenger.
Abiding III the frequent accidents on
the Chesapeake aud ONO railroad the
Richmond STATE says edilorlally: ut Is
time that the grand jury was looking
into the causes Ut some ui The accidents
that have recently occurred on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Road. aud that the
criminal reCkleSsnesS on the part OF
,ranmen or the bad management on
the part of the owners and officials OF
the road, as the case may be, was being
Investigated. and the guilty tried Tor
manslaughler. So long as fatal acct
dents occur in quick Succession, the
public demand all investigation. The
rule applies to every railroad company
aud 10 every corporation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
Killed by Fer BefrOthed.

The accidental killing of Miss limo
gene Lewis, at Canasteota, n. Y, last
week, WAS of peculiarly shocking
character. While Mr.. Geo. W. Gates
was engaged III putting up "A hanging
lamp in Miss Lewis's huuse, and While
he was standing on step ladder about
tour iret high, Il revolver which he car
ried in his inside dresS.coat pocket fell
to the floor and exploded, The ball pass,
ing through Miss Lewiss neck. oh0
expired in few minutes Death re-
suited from slrangulation, caused by
blood settling on The lungs. Miss Lewis
fell from her chair to the floor immedi-
alely on oeing shot, and at once arose
TO her feet. MIR. Gates approached her,
when she put her arms around his neck
aud SAID, oh, George, you have killed
me, YOU have killed me. He respond
ed, telling her not TO be frightened.
She pointed to the wound III her neck
aud told hun 10 get the canphor bottle.
lie complied, but before his return she
died. The couple were 10 have been
married Oh New Years day, aud Mr.
Gales was engaged at the time OF the
accident in arranging the house for the
happy event. Miss Lewis moved high
IA social circles.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
Burned 10 Death In Their Beds.
A terrible calamity is reported fror

A terrible calamity is reported from
Randolph Cuuni,, this State. MIR.
Adam Currence, an industrious and
rs,inluhlr citizen, resided with his fam
lily, consisting .ot himself, wife and six
children, 20 miles south of Beverly, oil
the western slope of Cheat Mountain.
Mr. Channel, nrighbor Of Cuirence.
had beeh very low with some co,upi-
Gated disease, which required the al
tendance Of sumo one day and night
Mr.. Currencr went at night ard sat np
with him loss ufsleep compelled Cur
renee To remain at home on Christmas
night, aud his wife took the w uyeung-
st children and went TO sit up with
Channel. Late in the night persons IL
Channels house discovered that Cur
rences house was on fire. and those
who cuu q DO ST. left Tor The scene of
the cnniagralion, including Mrs. Cur
renee. By the time they reached the
house it had fallen in, and The fumes
wee consuming Currence and four OF
his children. 1t was imp"ss!bl- 10 ren-
der assistance. Mrs. Curreuce, frantic
with grief. rushed into til" flames T."
save her husband and children, but
was rescued aiser'receiping fatal burns
1t is supposed that log rolled out OF
the fire place while Cuneuce WAS asleep
set fire 10 the house, and it burned be-
tore the inmates could make their
pScHDe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
LIPPINCUTr'S MAGAZINE.

LIPPINCorT's MAGAZINE Tor january 81 RS
vrr, ~ rauLYc lit f c0atents, an earnest oil
that may be * rel, d ty lis rrad'rs du'i'g The
coming YEAR. the fist of two papers by Dr
Ci>pur ~ ;rr, givi' e an account oi his cruise
amo, lie Nind ward l>lhd in H. nryt. Las
yach,, the "Vcyr," i, v rs tresh aud delightful.
com,bii z the Ubseiv III ms If AN experience
tr,ve Ter with The ,iyMity and humor That
h.i en- The z'-t of narrative aud desciip'i ~.
A beautifully illustrated article on Colorado
Springs, toy G. K Buchanan, tells the SOY OF
tue great cut, is. umie,t. Ken In G lorud' ~
Ih- "NaIimai La aud Improvement Cnmpa-
Nv" aud the us ieIt r-t,hh .hni mt t,i rap
/ growIh Il u city l"'ssr,si z u"nvalied a1van.
lug = If e i nate and SCENERY, aud sO orpau'Z a
As To xcIud- AL the ele u MS that rer DIR so
nuny town, the West unsui ed t. The re.
oui tmells ni the hetttr class at settlers AS vel
a. If iuvati H. John Brown aL Dutch Heniys
crossing" is the Iitlt of n p"p-r by Prot. Lev-iet
w Spiing WHO tning- To light miry iacts NTH
rr;o u known ar ob. cure III regard u THE mort
picturesque figure tnat has moved n'r>s ue
Stage OF Am lean istory." Day l 11kl'',
ly Charlie. Wood. is u big aud rnter,aning
,hetch. and There il u s.nsinie and timely paper
on Chu,ch-Mu-ic los WIN. +. Biddie.
The opening chapters Of thc'es s-ii'l lie
jewel in tie l. tm," ny the art"or ~ "Si.r"r
M n,li.i rc,,' viii D: read with aNidiN ~
Lr Iiiai.y admirers Ut This charming lte.
.'W e. ukydaid IT," i. the gu int tile If - pa
rhetic story u, l. zz'e ". Ch''np"ey, vile
"rhr"uzh the Sthn, b. wits Is va Alien,
aud "Mr Holman LInte Psize," hy X 'e Ups, II
Clark, he'ung 10 the elias, al thr'slm IS et"les
nhcn may d.: welcomed nm"I z thu regular Gu
jumrnts OF The Season. The M"nlh'y Gossip 10
unusu,lJy iuil of entertaining III utter on Va
ri..ty If tories. aud the TO notice Include
| ~ lit holiday luhlich'i'n-, ana VIII assist
rurcuuscis II maxim til, il sri c,,unS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

Captain \. G. Mutt, long resident Of
Uniontown, Pa, well-known us lawyer,
republican politician, writer for the press,
cashier or the National Bank Of Faycttc
County, and ut present cashier OF the
Pennsylvania Treasury apartment, was
shot and almost instantly killed last Sun
day week by I. l.. Dukes, L prominent
lawyer of Uniontown and membcr-clect
OF the Pennsylvania legislature. Dukes
was paying attention to Colonel Nuts
daughter, and some trouble arising there
from, the Colonel sought an interview
with Dukes at the latter's room in Jen-
ning's Ho,el Sunday morning, when the
SHOOTING occurred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
A GOOD FARM
PRIVATE SALE.

THE F ARM belonging 10 the heirs of Jacob
Byers, deceased. situated one mile west OF
Scrabble, in Berkeley County. West Virginia,
Ia acres and 81 poles, Is offered at
private sale. The improvements consist Of one
LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, nearly
new, a good BARN. Corn Crib, Granary, Wagon
Shed, new Hog Pen. smoke House, and the
properly is watered by one ofthe hest Welsh
the country, very convenient 10 the house, n
good Cistern, two steps from the porch-both
having splendid new Pumps (Powelis maRe6
also two good stock Ponds. The improvements
are all about the center OF the farm. and are AZ
wen rooted and in good condition, making IL
one OF the most convenient AVID valuable fNrnis
IN the county. The farm lies bat one mile rom
achurch, school, and store and two miles from
MIL. The iarm Il OF Limestone Land, in n
good state OF cultivation, and l. WELL TIM
BERED. The neighborhood Is all that could
be desired by any one, the people being among
the most thrifty aEd intelligent OF the two Nir-
ginins. Apply 10 the executor of the estate,
now occupying the farm. The terms Will DC
made TO suit purchaser. Address,
JOHN VI. BYERS,
lett snyder's Mills, Jefferson Co.. W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

TURKEY SOUP.-Take the turkey bones
AMI cook for one hour in water enough TO
carry them, then stir in Il little of the
dressing and Il beaten egs. a little chop
ped celery improves. Take from the fire,
and when tie water has ceased boiling
add little butter with pepper and salt.
HAM SALAD.-Cut up small bits Of boiled
ham, place in salad bowls, with the heart
and inside leaves of cabbage or lettuce,
mix in saucepan one pint of sour cream,
half pint of good vinegar, pepper, salt, Il
small piece of butter, sugar, Il small table
spoonful of mustard, boil, add the we'll
beaten yolks of two eggs, stirring until
thick. When cold pcnr over the salad.
PROTECT THE TREES.-A few years ago
was greatly annoyed with rabbits bark
ing my young apple trees. TO prevent
their depretla,ions | made ropes out of
hay, commonly known as thumb ropes"
These wound around the trunks of the
trees, from the roots Ia the first limbs, i'm
summer, and when took them on in the
tall found the bark fresh and healthy
and free from blotches. | repeated the
operation for some years, leaving the ropes
on during the summer, removing them In
the fall and replacing them with new
ones. have healthy, vigorous trees, free
from fungus and all disease. and yielding
an abundance of fruit. 1 recommend the
process, not only to protect the trees from
rabbits, &C., but to protect the bark from
the cold winds of winter and the hot sun
in summer.-Cor. Gardeners Monthly.
RHEUMATISM IN HoRSEs.-Whcn horse
falls lame at uncertain and irregular in
tervalS, and suddenly RECEIVERS and rs sud-
denly falls lame again, it indicates that
the cause is rheumatism. Rheumatism is
form of Inflammation arising from dis
ordered and usually acid state of the
blood, and attacks the fibrous structure,
the muscles and tendons of the body. 1t
is frequently constitutional and heredi-
tary, and shifts from place without warn-
ing and very suddenly, and it may as rap
idly disappear by warmth, the heat of the
sun, or change of weather. rainy, warm
weather being Favorable. Indigestion will
cause it to appear, or cold, or even ex-
posture to slight change of temperature.
The most effective remedy is alkaline salts,
rs acetate OF potash or hyposulphate of
soda, given in one-Ounce doses and con-
tinued for week or two. Local applica-
ton Of hot lamentations 10 the limb affec-
ted or of stimulating IMMINENT will be USE
full. No corn should be given, and soft
mashes of bran or oats and linseed should
form the bulk of the food
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

This weather demands the comforts of
life. GEO. II. HAGLEl'S store in
Char lestown is fidl OF such things. 1on
can get complete outfit, from CANE
TO AN OVERCOAT. Everything in gents
Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Leather, ~.
Go and see him before you purchase your
Christmas goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

FACT WORTH REMEMBERISo.-Iht j. ~.
BEACHl.EY The square mrIch'nt Il no" r'crN
Ing Que If the Erg est aud n"ei complete "ts OF
rn,sin-re ard w"isrd ,uiiings tnat can ht
t,und In Hayrr,iown A. has a'SO In his riu-
pl,, good Tsi ar; you viii save money 10y tx
aminiry this -r,r K f''rc tu'iug.
BLACK SILKS -BEACHLkY l. row stlli z
the b :, black -iS Ter Sl.U0 nud s. . pr lair,
in,t can be h ID In HagrrstUwr. Don't iaii 1"
Sc. theu.
C'Lowho SILKS A full line of color d silks
in all TIE ii, sira lie hade- ana ~ hlrrs maj e u
no. h.. uud-r,old can t'' tnn"d al a. IL. BEACh-
LtY'S IN the square. II g"r town.
~ Look out fni the 'Liule tuao arourd lie
c,,Irr." Hager. town, Who'll, SILL u" the top al
the ladder.
.sg- IT Is A FACT that the largest and most
com l-t. olo.k OF Hirdwire, Cuthry, 10 u,
Iron Wnndrnware Paints, GLASS. Ol>. Brushes,
Whips Rnp- and Farming Ut"rsil. in wash
ingL0n COUNTY, can hc -ren 1t Mrh-e BROTHERS
near the Market House, Ilag"st Nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
OF INTEREST


CEING convinced by long experiences In
d business that IL u 10 the Interest both of us
buyer and seller 10 pay TIE cash IA We go.
have concluded TO adopt the CASH SYSTEM on
and after JANUARY [. lSS&. All kinds of iro-
puce that can he handled tn this market Wiz
be considered an ecCiv-Sent Ia cash. believe
can convince the most doubling that II l. 10
their advantage 10 buy their goods at cash
store. where tile cash Is paid Tor the goods when
bought i'm the city.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 20
me will please come iCIw,:.l rnd settle.
herehy'heariiy thank nv friends gor their
past Kind patronage, and wlii cudcavoT la make
In 10 your Advantage 10 cUUtirue the same pa
trouage. special Inducements IrOm this time
on. ks specuuiis-
bee. eff WM- /. LINEN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY.

The JruTy humber is OF r. IN 'rkihle'X cI-
l.ucr, aid l. in all respecIs, what inaZ"Z'n'
Jug Il IT, hr the atlic,rs ale 'Xcc Ill iS'y 'h'c
ceiug aud destructive tie sto >, skt tchce ,eic
hgrly enlrrwihlug; the poems poses, III 'c
III ii, nj the mi-cril, is NOS comprehensive.
"rhe W. Cloud IN Eur pc (fi.,,n 'llu,tr"-
ito y "G..nrt' ("g ~; 'liI' III GA Flor
cutc" w; "A P"N "e Ian X ngd'm' vt y
Ii "a IA Bar "i iron ("hh its nln,i 'u-t,a-
'i"sl arr nv p"puitr w'ile.s hhd replete WIN
Iht,I..t AID l. To- matlor. The hne se'iAI "A
VIII: u Sci ulchrc" i, cUrl,Iu q, and there a,e
shu sinrIts. sketches, adv,nIu'c, IT,, lay W.
I. "a d II, A. NJ. D"u2la-s, Aym"r, MIS-
- A. ID nIs,,n, etc. "h iim Penn and tue
Pail Diet rhia BIC ntrnrit,' and Tue Devils
Lo.kIu -tia-s" claim pirtcu'r attention.. E'ch
uumhrr of u i p"pul,r pei dicil cou'"in, i2S
Qllrtu pages aud over 10 illustrations, + thu
Win u b. .uiiu cOoreu plate troLlspircr. "Bc
Good Az .ir," the ii lie oi The present one, Is i
getu inr .rl,e ui siu ] c.pJ j. % crnt>
ally -uh' cripiiom. s., pos,p ID. Ad IT, - Mrs.
FRANK LESLIE, Pu, lsuer, SO. 81 aud 81 Park
Place, New YuTk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
HagerstoNn Business Locals.

II a present you wish 10 make,
Go 10 Einstein's before us TOO late.
He mas a line OF goods. both rich and rare.
That VIII cause old and young alike 10 stare.
When 10 YOU his prices he quotes,
No matter, what, on pants, vests, or CONS
His line of neciiwear i complete,
And consists OF something iich ana neat.
So now kind reader, bear this Ia mimi.
The place Tor bargains Is M VI. Elnsteln s
THE little man round the corner
bargains for the next - days ut Einstein's.
uageTsTown who has a very large line of Cloth
ing. Boots. shoes, Hats and Caps to select nom
and at prices that VIII please AT AIuA hhe Vi
Neckwear for the Holiday trade.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
Christmas Novelties.

TCST received ana opened p large and varied
j assortment of Novelties >Cttlnle ioS Holiday
Presents. We caunSd maine them n1i, but cor
daily invite the pshIkr To examine them; tn
canuut iail to pici>", 10Th IN price and guailty.
We have Toilet Cs>es, Glove cases, Jevcuy
Cases Cuff and Collar Boxes. No:h BASKETS,
Work Boxes, TraYt. tnE Coma aaicis, Nhisk
Holders. Writing Desks. Comp ald BTUsk tocK-
cts, Papetetlcs iTOa 4 ccht> 10 i, hahcsomc
InkstArds nne penhsl.lr.>. tapcr Folders. Pie
ture Books, Autograph Albums, Alphabet
Blocks. l:>Svctcd Ma : al ths InitSa states "a
raphy) bCXt of Mater t., ior Paints, La Cromc
Pocket Books. specie lsln>cs. Cut-C,lass Per-
mmery Bottles, Toilet NSJcIS, tvIIaElcrtes,
Caid Cases and NI>ittn.: C,;s,i>, Hand Mirrors,
Pun Boxes and |uCs, Cd. a Cups. cigar Cases.
Fine Pipes, Rogers and NsstrHhu-u> aac feH-
knives and scissors, en- i>Inns Cards, Sc, sc.
BAkEHS Men KHAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

When Won y, 10 VI tIiu>aurg cal IN ~ Wei.
Or-rn Street. he can III ynu cut with "rariug
p,.areI of all kinds. he ktrIs on ha q H. al :
mad. Cl"ihirg, Bu"t$, Shes, Ha's C"l", I'm.
b--lias, Truns-, Y .list', 'Il've5. SmA> a'd
tirntl, m-n'. Furnishing Of r, d' scilpt'n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
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PHOTOGRAPHER,
w. Washington Street, one door from Pub
lie Square,
HAGERSTOWN, NARYLAND.

liC
HAGERSTOWN MARYLAND.
Sp-ri i attention given L. the Lr"ducIion ri
frsi-rlass work. Lie sic cray0n md oil portraits
executed IL IN. highest style Of the art and PER-
Feet IN Likeness
The laTgtst aSsnT m-nt OF frames and mould
ings 10 be found in the State and Of every grade
aud quality including MANY entirely new ard
h. auiiiui goods Also on hand hne line of EN-
CRAVINGS ChromOs Albums aud 10 fact every
tEiug p. risiniug In the pictuie business.
The readers )f iii paper are respectfully in'
yited 10 call and anime our stock.
AT sPA~GLER'S Hag-rstosn, Nd ladies'
suiring- aud ladies drrss ,Dne, ali wool, So It,.
at 81 per ward. full line of lsdi-s sacti ~
and cuatiurs, al ard winter weight, from sl.50
u S. per yard. Four hundred and hfty sIugie
ana double shawl, direct from the manuisctofs,
all prices.
sPANGLEB's, II .gerstoEn. Nd. red and
white q ,nn-l al wool, 20c. 10 dn-s. grade Can
ton 4 ,nnel from 81 cents up. White and gray
blank,ts irum Is " $40 a pair. skirting Ian
mel, 10. tn IS. All grades felt skirts and BAL
moral skirts.
SPANGLER's. Hsgerstowp, Nd, new lace
Collar, hsbu-- aud lI-s, new linen collar. elk
aud linen haudkerchi- :, all silk 2Oc, al lInen
81. a large variety of Iovels, souse Tor 5c., sli
linen for l0c. Tue best . cent towel 10 the ely
with fancy border AID plain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

At Linden, Warren Co., Va, last week,
a dispute, when John Mauek interfered
and shot Corder. inflicting Il wounG from
which he died. Mauck escaped.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

SPANGLER'S, Hig' rs,o~n, Md, com
pirlrc assortment nf mack goods, III w"ol black
Cashmere 40 ceuts, special bargain, the best ~
cts la, ci-hm-rr- in the city.
ATSPAN .LER'S, II 'gersio~D, Nd, "a ceit
dr., sIlhs, all cal r.. We max sptti ~ 81 a
black silk a. 81 former price SIPS SILK plu-h,
all sh,dr-, 81 nd s2.5n Silk yelvets from s 50
40. V.lv-trrn- tom So up.
AT SPANGLER'%, Hagersio'n Nd. novel
ties |, f,ll dress gbpd-, all shades. Imported
Y cd, Pali-ian f. cts IT ~. aud 25r. same
qualify sold last It asnn NJ SIC We inv eigh'y
iuur pieces sf-w"" dress goods at l2}S". such
as W, RS never of red to thr trade UeiUre. IL
viii ply ,ou 10 crl aud see them.
AT SPANGLER'S, Hagrrsrowr, Nd, the
largest stock - dry goods and 10 lon> In west
ern May land, great bargains ,aerei IN every
department.,
AT SPANGLER'S. Hag' rstown, Nd, two
cases STANDARD prInir s., one cas- s''in', new
styles ,OtO yards Of g'ngnan. 6Ac.; 3 % yaId'
muslin, yard Wild. 6Hc.
AT SPASGLER'S. Hagerstown, Md OIL the
Iatrst novelties IN trimmings, ELK iiIrg = ps'sa-
m.nlrirs Ortumeu't, CLASPS. THINNING bral',
cord and ttssels, gmps. md novelties h. buttons.
SPANGLFRS, HagerstOwr. Mo-, the bert
Soc. corset in tue city, Al wool aud merlin" IN
drrwear for ladi-s, gents and children. Tie
largest variety at stncking~ In tie County.
hrsalu IN SOC pairs all WOO misses etoekinss at
-,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.

just received another lot OF nice Suits and Men
and Boy Ov, rcnats ~ =. r. HIM ickLou-e's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

We have often heard ii remarked that no mat
ter how well lady i dressed, II her hhnfs are
not neatly glovet and shr h'- not "A rice htilhg
hnot. she looks unlid, ard careless, mt the Ell
feet If her drr,s is sp' irt- Lid Is will we'll
Ia reuiernb th,t We have many Styles 81 e'r'
o,t innt- wear which are hrNmd criticism.
MRS A. ROSE IL DAUGHTER p y. Potomac
81. lliper-tu~i VI.
We kerp f. o'-"tar In all s'S'', ana nan s'zeS,
ard .s man, wiithsas rugihi, tnu~ in>uriug =
nn,i.r, III for an no matter rrtt IN shan" 81
t,- foot may h.. MRS a. ROSE nAp''h-
TER. q y. Potomac s.. II ge'sIo"r, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

HANDSOME PREsENTs-Another supply Of
u handsome Christmas goods just received %
Ware, Cigar Stands, China Match eases. Lnmi.
nous Match 6sses, China Cups and 6eucerA
Nustaohe Cups. Flower Stands. rstnted Lamp
Dec CIV BAKER MoNuRRAs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

J. l.. Richard has just received nice
LOT OF CLUAkS that will be sold cheap.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06
WANTED.

WISH to buy few hundred bushels OF good
POTATOES, for which I will pay CASH or
TRADE Also. one barrel OF pure Cider Vim
egar, in exchange for goods.
Dec. q. IN. TRUSSELL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

J. l.. Richard ha> jisI ,ec' ived IN i'Dm' ms .lit
Of ur~ P,irts. Gail aud STE item before lie,
a. e ali gone,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

IMPORTANT FATS: AS it j. the duty OF
ever, individual, high aud lo~, rich and poor,
To Use a certain amount OF economy anG make
every dollar go ss lar as IL viii, We recommend
all persons in want of any kirh. u,liig or syle
81 Dry Gnots TO call al A. VI ging's Popular
Dry GuodS House near Pubic square, liage's
Town. Md.
Tmre VA will not onl' find the largest stock
of Or, q rd- IN Tn" Cunrerland Valley. bu
will find the finest fairies If very design ~
Ladies Dress q ",ds, Men aud Bow Wear, NJ
liun., Trimmings, &c, g.. They hav' now
% en- for the uadr large stocks of ORES, SIX,
(Smci | bargains in c"ln's AT IS ceuts and Black
It Sl.0O,) SILK Z ush's, Yrv' l., Fur and BEADED
Trimmings, Ladies' CIO .king Cl"ths, Cloth and
Flannel smungs in all tn new shades nrd n"r-
rlr-s. Cloth Coats aud ID ''mInS silk Rhad"ini
Dolmaus, IA, d. 'ne Cloth jackets, U"deI Wear
ia al sz.s ard qualities Tor Ladrr-, Gents md
Children, Blankets, Shnwls aud skirts. Full
line If Dom. stic 60 d.
CalicOrs hest quaIi ies at ard cents.
GingnamS, fast cnlnrs, at > ard u a. nts.
Muslns Il q and s cents for hest ward aide.
Elegant C,utpn FlaunrlS ~ aud 10 c'nt-.
All Other goods are M .rLrd at equally low
prizes Their motto Is GOOD GOODS, sEoRT
PITS AYu Quick SALES We urg upon our
reid' RS when Ia n ge st'"D not IT, fail To visit
A. Yiugliug's Popular Dry Goods Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-01-06

SILKS! SILKS!!-Lidirs desiring TO rur-
chase. a Xix should not fail 10 see HE III 50 com
pl-rc assortment in II ,vers'nwn Ut 7. y. BruShS
rhi, W eX ne Il IF ring * ~ good vain" IT,
Black silks at 81 90, sl.i5 aud 81 -. A IN
lire oi curre" slim, good rehvy quairy al Oh.
Der y,rd A full lIur at Surah ShNs NJ SID
iuli ii t If RI ,derna Silks at Sl.6j. hands mr
S,tin Me'vrlicux at sl.i1; also tn brst Siih
Plushrs V, lvrts anu SIlinS than arc tt,ng "f'
f,r,d 1T tn. prices. Gail To sec the'n be
con, irced of the superior guilty aud 10" prices
Of his he.
CLOAKINGS.-P. A. BRUGH. II 'gerstnun,
Nd la, Just received his second Invoice oil
Light CIoAkings for the fall and wintrr season
ut bottom prices. Pushes Tor trimming in all
shlnts.
inst received this week at P. \. BRUGti s,
Hrger.lowr, Md - large ass"r m'nt 81 Mus
quvtainr KID Gloves, in Terra Cottt aud all the
u W shades. Call aud Sc th' NJ
FLANNELS.-G"t Ia p. \ kRUGH'S, Hng rs-
town, Md. { n Red, White and Canton Flar nelS.
IL hrs tue largest slu'k and lower price.
. SILKS! SILKS !-Just received at 7. A.
BRUHH'S, Hisrrstown, NJ, full line Il c"l-
orrd silks, warrants, not Ia Gu. for - cIs. pr
yud. Tue form price has never been less Than
81. Do Tot iai To SET tn IN.