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New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
COTTON MAHKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,av,xpooI March 8.-l2:90 scotton duiI; Midlins
calsnds a. Orleans 5l gd. Sales. 1000 bales
mciud,ps loo bales sDeculstm and e1ort seeelDs
ana laies intluding American Futures olanu
Low Mdannr ciause delivery te4di go Hsrcn ara
Aprti ,eiiyery Ss..d April and May aeiivery oasn
co az and June delivery 64ss1d do June anu Juy oos
erv 5zsd 40 Angust September delivery, oS'aa fu
tures dui. ..,.. of M
day incfudod $500 bAee Ansrlcar ,,,.. rn,enss
MiaGAagl clause Aprb and May de ively ge<h, nn
June snu Juy delivery bcoesd do uly anu
essa do. Aagnsi and September delsery S'eAd Futures
closed barely steady .s... ,on
oBAxLrsrcs March l3-Couon STEADY; mddlnE iUa 5
Low Aiddsns ssc Good Ordinary vlsci net -
nAes sfoss il19 bales saieA So1 paiss' ss,es
70 France bales Iooo bales sooek o''a"o
bales
1ALyEsTos March iScetton qHiet htddAna s..c% Low
1iddiiaE 30; Good Ordinary. sac-; net reeaps 100
exea krcsA 1850 bales exports 20 Great bihsah
bales France 10 the Continent ba4es
10 The Channel. bales eoastwise. l.2ov ba4es saAca
NswogstSa March l3-cotton steady: Mooins " Isc:;
Low Middne DC: Good Ordinary. Sse.; net receip's
bA.o bales gross $3.50 bsios exports TO France. ~
70 the Continent 39SS exports cosstwlse pa1es 70
Great Britain $3.50 bales sales 5000 bales last evening
b,DO0 bales: 33l $50 bales.
h1vAnxAb March i3.-Cotlon Arm Middlmg eesc- Low
4ddllnR 9scs Ordinary. receipts. losD
bales gross 1889 bales. exports eoastwise. baos
70 Great Britain, bales; the Continent. - Dsiesi
eaies 22Ov b2ss last evening" l200 sasG stH~S 7o04e
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
A yearly average Of
30

To-da,'s stock market proved TO be n natural Sc
qucncc of the operations OF the last few days. The
buyinC capacity beng about exhausted there was
no further material advances in prices The hopes
and expectations Of the appearance of public buy
ing on the other hand prevented any pressure to
sell 80 that even a stringcncy IN moucy, which
commenced at % a. NJ, and which kept increasing
until after the close Of the Exchange dld not de-
press prices much. In fact, the days market
was a waiting one. and such declines as
there wcrr were due more 10 n realization by trad
err because the advance stopped, than 70 any ex-
trancous influences Probably the effect OF the an
uounccmrnt OF the failure of Ives, Beecher x Co.
WIS to stIfen rather than weaken prices because
il created necessity TO support prices; at all
events the best prices Of the day were made imme-
dIately following that announcement 1t was then
that Union Pacific roso To 09as, st Paul to 1924.
and Delaware. Lachawanna and Western to 1855
Those three stocSs, as fair representatives of the
day's speculation. closed respectively at
gG5. ex-dividend-thc equivalent OF 05's,-10I 7s.
and l24os Central and Hud'on and Lake
Shore were as conspicuously weak as they were
vcster,lay The closing fgurcs generally were from
10 to 70 lower than yesterdays last prices; Western
Union is notable exception to that rule IN closing
up u at 50 after S5l2. The market closed dull and
weak.
Coverumrnts were more active AMI higher Tor the
IA and 4I9s and were weaker for the optional
issues The final bids are % higher for the 4s L
higher for the 4l2s, and Il lower for the 81. An
nexcd are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
Otal since Jan. L.. s7s2ls0oS s654O9,6G3 s7l,SO6235
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL mARREr4

LONDON. March l3-l2:9op. COnsos lolSta for money
O27e for the accounts Unte SJtes Eve cent bonds
extended lOdS. and Great Western first mortgage
certificates "a do second mortgag 1895 Erie
- =: do. second COns0s 99s4 AewYoT Central 1874
Pennsylvania Central 6i5s Reading 277s Mexican Railway
limited Ordinary 40 New.NOrk. On taFO and western
2Gi4. MGauk and st. PauI common. l0d.
LONDON. March 1900 m-Paus advices duOte three
francs 5 centimes for the account
LONDON March l3-i0O 4. mCOnsOls. l0Z'ts for money
O17 the Atlantic and Great Westen rst
mortgage trustees certificates jiS4 Ere 39lG New-1 Ork
Central. 1873; Reading y: Mexican Railway Qimted Or1
nary i4O34 ontario and Western, 202 MIWau
kee aud - Pan common lO6la
LONDON March 13.4oO m.Parts advtces quote tilfes
81 francs 20 continues for tho ACCOUNT
and exchange London at 20 francs % centineS iof
che
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
United STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, MARCH 10 ne IUiIUWIHS JUST
nes, was in the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
xo 575-Lydia A. MAYNARD appellant, aRt Thomas b. Val
enne Appeal from the supreme Court OF Ashhgtoh ei
rIfOry-Dismlssed costs stipulanon
no llS-E r. Matthews executor sc ana otheis appel
and Charleston Railroad COMPANY anu
Viser-ATgued by the appelees and submitted or inc ap
pelants ., ,....,a 49, .rro, or, ,,a State
Of MISSOURI Argued for the plaintiff In error AMI Submitted
for the defendant in error. - , -. ,,-...,
No s62-W lillian c. Walsh Commissioner OF the General
Land once of The state Of Texas appellant ag "iam
30 se4-WiIam Preston. appellant agt william C. wash,
Commssoner etc-ATgument begun for Preston and cohn
ped for Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NRw-YORK, March H.
The reaction in prices which failed to come
Yesterday appeared to-day. After an advance OF IL
ts in two DAYS and half it only natural that the
sneculaton in petroleum should receive check Free
,a,lizing sales were made BY the =" bulls who had
ngh stocks on the sharp decline, while the large
rchoses by the bears in the last few days essened
rho sppport to the market from the " short element
Moreover the high Of money exerted an unavor
ahe influence the carrying rates In Oh Cly rising 10
10 and here to ST. Consideng all tho adverse con-
dition. It ia surprise that the market yielded so
ohs,,potelv to-day. The highest prices OF the day
SI nj iaxl 02ia ian advance from As night OF l's9
Ssac we're realized In the very first deanss deche
ensed which carried the price down 20 SSs In the AT
tarnoon there was recovery t0 81 Vi - Dlt IN the n
dea,ings-lssisted by some hanmerng Dy tne bears -
rho to and so closed ABOUT steady
The news OF the falling of IN the wells or the Cooper
tract was confirmed to-day. Before long the sherman
well situaed the northwestern corner or the tract
viii he in II reported that the Indications point TO
,, rnina OUT 10 be dry hole, and should this prove
10 he the case the probably will stop the drilling OF
tSxo new wells iust west OF the sherman.
The telegaphc transactions from OIL City to-day were
A2Os 900 barrels. In New-York the dealings were as
fOLowsi
Barrels.
Naw.YOrk Petroleum Exchange.
National Petroleum Exchange S0V0
Ney.York Mining stock ExchanEs.
-.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

State bonds were neglected Missouri 6', 1886,
were M lOG and 1888 ut 1OS. OF city bank stocks
Merchants sold (2O) at l3O, and American Exchange
CO) at 127.
Fxceptin retail way the business in railroad bonds
was small. Prices for the speIalites were lower.
Texas and Pacific incomes declined from G7 to 90;
early sales of first Rio Grande division were made
n N Ia,a S2Isas2 and there was no late business
done IN them. Erie second consols rose ~ to W.
but closed about 96l2. Canada Southern firss were
steady at eGlo New-York, Chicago and ST. LOUIS
6rs,s were off Il at 96l2. and New-fork, West
Shore and Buffalo 6s were steady at 7ol2Da3Si'
Wabash general MORTGAGES were . nsnei a. pU "nc
81 40 $40 aud by an issue OF gold certlncates
$0OO 900 That makes the net gains on balance
since last Friday only 81 O9G,2l3 AS the difference
betw tween to-day's statement OF receipts and pay
ments does not equal tho difference between
,he total balances last and tins evening as
thev should do, We omit the statement.
Money At the Stock Exchange was stringent rom
the opening to the close cary loans were inle az
dav before noon the rate ranged from Id to II per
cent and after o'clock from II to ID per cent. Ihe
highest rare was the closing rate, anu IL was Dlu
considerable amounts were wanted when the souuI-
inc of the gong prevented further dealings IN the
Exchange and 10 is probable that in not few ln-
stances brokers compelled To make forced 'oans
at the banks where they keep their accounts.
Among the domestic exchanges on New-lork the
rates at st. Louis have advanced to 20 cents dls-
count a: Chicago to par and at Boston the rate IN
bOQ4O cents discount.
The Clearing. House statement to-day Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $II603O,2o7; balances
$5OGl9l6. u,,,.. l..
day received S2IG000 National Bank notes for re-
damn ion The customs receipts were SS24, 4,390,
and the internal revenue receipts $23S,4lL
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY, March l3-P. ".

TUESDAY. March 13-P. ".
very small general business and declining prices
wcro the features of the mining stock market to-
day. Robinson declined cents to So cents. Iron
Silver was dull, but 10 cents lower at 2.9O and
Sierra Grandc was of cents az 80. Sonora Con-
solIdated was active and cents lower at oO cents
SlLEs At NE MIYLNG EYCHANGES
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

and Pieces els 5d $50 bales Cape Natal and l66
bales New-Zealand at unchanged prices
Ninety three hundred bales Philip and Sydney were
SOLD to-day; the market was spirited.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
Rullio, valued at %33. .2J9 30 was received in this
liz. Ln...l Lln

Bulion valued at $33,2J9 30 was received III thiS
CITY Yesterday from the mines.
standard Consolidated official report for week
ending March 3 shows east crosscut. LOU leVel,
i; D. feet long aud there is no change 70 note IN
tIe cb1racer OF the ground cut through: South
drift from east crosscut No. ?, ~ III Oh ieet ana
has bern connected with the B0die wlnze, making
v@rv good circulation of air in thF part of the mine
South dift No. l from east crosscut. 200 level Is
zot feet long aud shows the VEN feet wide:
West crosscut il ON north drift IS - feet long a1d
=" in hard blasting rock. North drift No. ], 800
isve ~ in 5l4 ttet, where the VEN Is lZ i'et WIDE
North drift from south npraise No IS s4 ieet
Iong.ve,n 7 feet WIDE. The total length of south
Grt No. > 3s5 level Is 335 feet and the, the vein ZEN
.boSs the vein 6 feet wide The slopes are looking
we'll
Bodie Consolidated official report Tor week end
;,y March 3 shows: ore crushed, 1877. 16 tons ay-
crage assay value of pulp, $50 20 per ton OF ta1-
80 III IG per ton. Bullion shipment, ~ 53l oa:
Tbe sonth drift from bottom OF wInze No. IL Is 30
feet long. The north and south drits at the 80
ieI 0f shaft are respectively 80 and 4S feet long
North drift 500 level. is in 269 feet. The east
crnsscuf 600 level was driven III feet. The IN
aus ~, fb,s level has lessened somewhat and the
pumps are running at about SA strokes per minute
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
INV rptrcRApu no ruE rRInUvR. I

iorct connor smeiter has been ordered for Hanover
District near the Chamberlain mine, " VI
The Massachusetts and New-Mexlco Mining Com
pan, g mines in the Hachlta Range on tne lllle OF
t,bi6nahun and New Mexico have closed down, and
thr mIuers have scizel the property Tor WAGES.
IL is reported thar the ROncesvales mine. batopi-
las District Chihuahua, Is again III bonanza \, =,
A large tract OF coal land west OF SocOrro, NJ NJ,
has been taken up by Eastern parties.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

WOOL SALES.
LONDON March I3The following are the wool sales Of
Mmday i'm detail; s,SOD Port Pbp-Fieeee. IL rd
a u.s. 9ai d.. Lambs Fleece. Is. fgd 92s 3D. 1927 bales
New south Wales Queenal and and sydney fleece Ia Id
a. 2d sO6 bales sAdeade-Scoured lid els lodi Looks
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
A Stacking in the Immediate mercantile demand

a slacklng In the immediate mercantile demand
i2r M foreign exchange was promptly responded to by
1he ieadlng drawers, and as consequence they are
aoo 10 ony such commercial bills as are offered at
reduced rates. feature of the market, however,
anu uhtiI recently novel one, is desire to make
contracts Tor future delivery of bankers bills at
rates nlgher than those now quoted. We revise
quotatlons for business as follows: Bankers bills
81 81 2 and sails for long and short sterling re-
sSpectIvelyj 5.23 and 5.20si for francs 94l4 and
94@ for relehmarks 393i and 40 for guilders.
IN London British cOnsOls opened up ls per cent
at lO2 DIG for money and at 102 ZIG for accounts
iater the advance for money was lost and the clos
ing hgure was lO2 3-1G while for account the price
remained at 102 716-a difference of Il per cent for
about teen days time United States bonds
were steady at unchanged quotations; 1868 for
the 3i2s, 1928 for the As and 1157s for the 412s
American railways generally were 1s0le per cent
higher, and st. Paul improved per cent. At Paris
ffench . per cents weak and declined to
ol5O. later recovering to s170; and sight ex-
the {.
r, Stockholders of the North River Construction
company are notified that the final instalment OF
~ per cent on their respective slares has been called
lor Dy the Board of Directors, payable at the COM
pany's office, Mills Building, March %, 1888.
transfer books closed from March is TO 30.
Ihe receipts of -four and gram nc the principal
Atlantc ports this 18th day of March were:
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
uuBoPEAS MARKETS.

trvxRPooI March lyBacon. Cumberland Cut 6i shsrt
Pih 53Od PORK Mess 50 Od 40 western $50. Lars
eri.ss ester American Choice 0Sd Corn.
40 for Mixed rurpentne spirts Al6d ProvlNons
Gsr,i $500 per American BresdstansCorn oved.
Tor old Mixc 97d Id
itorpis CLUB seo3d for Red Wsstsrn SPRING o. lla
The receipts Of for past three days 27oo00
canrals iucluing 244. 900 American.
1nXpos March I3.-5prts rurpcatnc. 40 Sd Calcutt4
Llnseed quarter Lisseed oii az l0st22l -
mar tnn Talow 476 Redned Petroleum I'd .
oaad. per ga. ,a ,..... a,
centimes 80 kios - g..
AYTwEEe. Msrcn lSPecoeum 10 francs 20 cenumes u 10Y
Fine pale 10 francs OF centincs selofs
Wilcoxs Lard 1877 75 eenties per 100 knoS Al
RsaNKx March l3-Wlcoxs Lard closed at % maskA "
pfsnnigs per il0 lhe Petroleum. msrks 70 pfenngA
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
ush. 90. 44s,939 ll4,345 36l. .615

The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specie from the Port of Ncw-YOrlI to foreign ports
for the week ending March 10 and since the be-
ginning of the year as compared with the CORE
spending periods of previous years:
1881 1882 1888.
For the woek ........ 81 32j390 So 5OlO0 s75074l9
Previously reported. GJs935g9 80 229563 63,79Sol6
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14
WOOL SALES.

The refined petroleum market was steady al tue
vance yesterday TO 6ls9S+c. per gallon
New-York tribune., 1883-03-14

IOIaI DuSh..-.... 3Iy4VJ 2Z3, ,l51 43,4OO b72UO
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
Receipts. Shipments.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10
NEW VOL. lS---N0 "a

had as many dollars as had fun. You
see, after pa got to sleep ma wanted me
and my chum 10 60 to the houses that pa
had called ut and return the napkins he
had kleptomaniacked, so we dressed up
and went. The first house we called at
the girls were sort of demoralized. don't
know as ever saw girl tight, but those
girls acted queer. The callers had stopped
coming, and the girls were drinking some
thing out of shaving cups that looked like
lather, and they said it was 'aignog.
They LATED and kicked up their heels
wuSs nor a circus, and their collars got
unpinned. and their faces WAS led, AMI
they put their arms around me and my
chum AMI hugged US, aud asked Us IL We
didn't want some of the custard. You'd
diJe TO see me and my chuln drink that
lather. It looked just like soapsuds with
nutmaig in it, and by gimhy IL got in IL.
work sudden. At first l WAS afraid when
the girls hugged me, but after | had drank
4 couple of shaving cups full of the alg-
nog want afraid no more, and hugged
a girl so hard she ketched her breath and
painted and said, oh, don';.' Then
kissed her, and she Is great big girl,
bigger'n ME, but she dilu'l care. Say,
did you ever Hiss girl full OF aisnogf IL
you did il would break up your grocery
business. You would want TO waller ia
bliss instead of selling mackcrel. But
wasn't we sick when We got ont OF doors.
Oh, it seemed as though the pegs In my
boots was the only thing that kept them
down, and my chum he like 10 died. lie
had been TO dinner and supper and | had
only been skating all day, so hc had more
to contend with that did. Oh, my, but
that lets me out on aignog. don't know
how l got home, bul got In bee, with pa,
cause ma was called away 10 attend "A sick
leighbor in the night. ! had heard pa
blame ma about her cold feet, 50 got -
piece Of ice about as big ~ a raisin box,
just zLctly like one Of mas feet, aud laid
it right against the small of pas back. |
couldn't help hfiing, and pretty soon pa
began to squrn and he said, 'Why'n ell
don't you warm theL, feet before you
come to bed, and then he hauled back hi.
leg and kicked me clear out In the middle
OF the floor, and said II he ever married
again he would marry n woman who had
lost both her ieet in a railroad accident.
Then put the Ice back In the bed with pa
and went 10 my room, and la the morning
pa said he sweat more'n "a pail full In the
night. Well, you must excuse me.
have an engagement to shovel snow of
the sidewalk. But before 20, let me adj
wise you not TO drink aignog, and don't
sell tom cats for rabbits, aud he got out
of the door just in time 10 miss frozen
rutabaga Sun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10

for him to put on his coat and go out and
walk around block or go to church, and
ma and he would remove me TO another
room and 60 all that was possible TO make
my last hours pleasant. Pa he cried and
said he would put on his plug hat and go
10 church, and he kissed me and got flour
on his nose, end came near laughing
right out, TO see the white -four on his
nose, when thought how the people in
iurch would laugh at pa. But he went
o. feeling mighty bad, and then got up
anu pulled the busted bladder out Of my
pants, aud ma and the doc laughed awful.
When pa got back from church and asked
for me, ma said that | had gone down
town. She said the doctor found my
spine was only uncoupled, and he coupled
it together, and l was all right. Pa said
it was almighty strange, cause heard
the spine break when | struck him with
the barrel stave.' Pa was nervous all the
forenoon, and ma thinks he suspects that
we played ii on him. Say, you don't
think there is any harm in playing it on
an old man little for good cause, DO
you?"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10
LITTLE Ali SID.
Little All Sid

Little All Sid
Was Chris Ian kid.-
A cute little cuss, you'd declare
With eyes full Of fnn
Aud nose that begun
Right up at the roots OF his hair.
jolly aud fat
Was this frolicsomc brat
As he played thro' the lons summer day,
And braided hi cue,
As his father uscl 10
La Chinaland, tar, f'r away.
Once DER lawn
That All Sid played upon
A bumbl.-bec dew in tn" sprIng.
"Melican but;leny"'
Said he, with winking eye.
"Mc catchee and pull of um wing"
Then with his cap
lie struck IL rap
This innocent bumble-5ee--
Aud put It's remains
In the seat Of his jeans;
For pocket there had the Cblnee.
Down on the green
Sat the lille sardine
In style that was strangely demure.
And said with a grin
That was brimful of slU.
"Me mashec um buItlefy sure"
Little All Sid
Was only Kid,
Nor would you expect him to guess
What kind Of a bug
lie was holding 80 snug
In the folds OF his loose-htting dress.
"Ki-ya. Ki-yip-yc"'
All Sid cried, AZ he
Rose hurriedly mp from that spot,
''Ki-ya! Yuk-a-kan.
Dam um Mclean maD--
I'm buttleHy yelly much hot"
San FTanaseo. Way.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10

A California man, coming home iD The
night recently stumbled over something
furry IN the hall. With rare presence OF
mind he did not give the alarm, bui crrpt
around the animal, which lie judged to be
a bear, got his shotgun aud fired both
barrels into the beast. That awoke his
wife aud gave her the Mysteries. and when
he got light and took account Of results,
he found he had shot bis bvarskin coat all
TO pieces
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10

A livery man was sued for damages at
Nebraska City because the horse which hc
had hired out TO young couple for .
drive ran away and threw them oat Of the
sleigh; but he proved BY the pLaiDtif's
own testimony that struggle for kiss
was the cause Of the accident and the jury
acquitted the horse Of all blame. Young
ladies should never struggle mt snch .
time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY FEB
THE RI vALS.

Two rivals loved ma,
A blooming country lass
And one was rather staid- f.'s
The other bold and brassy.
And while the first admired
His idol at distance,
The other never tired
OF courting with persistence.
One fellow was fool,
A different man the other;
The first was rather cool
Toward the daughters mother.
While one sat with the maid
In cool retreats and shady,
The other slyly stayed
At home with the old lady.
At last the maiden married.
A Amother's voice did reach her
The bashful fellow carried
The treasure to the preacher.
And once holds good for all,
IfI'm not much mistaken,
The best fruits apt TO fall
When parent trunks are shaken.
Hold not the moral lightly;
With 1t your memory laden:
Court the old lady-slightly,
Before you press the maiden.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10

There was fight imminens between
two boys few evenings ago. One Of
them darkly intimateJ that lie was bigger
than the other. The smaller, who was ths
son Of deacon, denantly reiorisi, "l
don't care Ir yoc are as big as church
debt, you can't scare metz
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10

They cont mincc matters down Ia Al.
ALBANIA. A young man at Tuskee went 70
see his lady love the other night and sfzy-
ed 50 late that the girls mother brought
in = dozen eggs and asked him N hatch
them for her. He left, and declares thai
he will never call again.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10
MOLLER & CO.,
Organ Manufacturers,
AT
HAGERSTOWN. MARYLAND.

ARE prepared bv the very considerable enlarge
ment of their buildings and added facilities 10
fill promptly orders for large PIPE ORGANS
FOR CHU UHCHES They also manufacture the
M0LLER CHORAL PIPE ORGAN as well as
every variety nf CABINET ORGANS.
Their aim will be 10 attain perfection In all
the varied requirements of superior instrument.
Their testimonial are Dumerous and uniform
as to superior quality of "Tone," combined With
extraordinary power and variety of composition.
The report OF a committee empowered to Sc
lect FIR the Chapel of the First Reformed Church
AT HsgerSfowr, Nd, Il in the following; The
MOLLER ORGAN completely carri-G the day,
from the sOftest whisper 10 the most powerful
tone "it is simply wonderful" and We heartily
recommend the choice of the MOLLER ORGAN.
Our prices are uniform securing the advan-
tags of a good instrument at a reasonable price.
July S, 1882. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10

A bald-heAded man who has heard that
the hairs on mans head src numbered,
wants TO know if there IL not son'e place
where be ean obtaia the bsck usipbefs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-10
COAL! COAL!!

7 AM now fully prepared to furnish all
j kinds of the very best quality of coal.
Red and White Ash, Nut, Stove, and Egg;
also Cumberland Lump and Run of Mine.
Guarantee quality and prices to be as
good and low as can be bought. All orders
left at the store or warehouse will receive
prompt attention. Your orders solicited.
- :. .-,..,-. G.. T. HODGES. i,
sest. 30, lsss Il