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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

A family Of Madison, Ohio, nineteen
years ago purchased paper Of pins.
When pin was needed It was taken from
the psper, AMI after 1t had served its pur-
pose was replaced. If a pin was lost gen.
eral search was made until 1t was found.
In this way the paper Of pins has kept the
family supplied for nineteen years.
A New York saloon keeper has mon
kew chained TO his bar who is well trained
to grab up customers change when their
backs are turned. The other day ali
Irishman whose change was not forth
coming began playing with the monkey,
AID, cutting it alongside the jaw, 81 81
tllmbled out Of its mouth, much to the
saloon keepers disgust.
The work Of laying the foundation for
the cotton exposition building at Louis
vile, KY, has been commenced. II is
expected that it will be completed by
July. The building will cover 10 acres.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
FRANK LEsLIEs SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

FRANZ LESLlE SlNpAi NAu'HHi-'H'
The April number contains even more than
the usual attractive features. The rev Moses
ID. Hoge contributes what Is Presbyterian
ism?" the editor, DR.. Talmage, has character
istic article, Intending the Bible Edwin DE
Leon continues those deeply interesting pa
pers THE American Pilgrim in Palestine,
etc. There are serial and short stories, large
number OF very excellent sketches, some &C
mirably written essays, a sermon d! III. TAI
mage "Homeslckness" several poems Of great
merit, a record Of important events, Personal
Notes and Comments, Editorial comments,
Obituary Notices, &c. The number overnows
with good things. and abounds with illustra-
tions The price is only - cents "A copy, or 81
year, post paid. Address, MRS. FKANk LESLIE
Publisher, 50, - and 81 Park Place, New YORK
The May number will contain the nrst OF a
series of papers by Lieut.. Fred Schwatka, the
Arctic explorer, entitled. Among the natives
Of the North"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

A meteor Of extraordinary size and
brilliancy shot across the sky at Rich
mond. Va, on Sunday morning. explod-
ing with a loud report and creating ex-
element in places where it was seen and
heard. The meteor lit up the heavens
with a light that was almost white, last
ing, 1t is said, two minutes. It was seen
in Louisa, Orange. Hanover and Henrico
counties. In Louisa County the windows
and doors were shaken, and many people
believed that it wss an earthquake. Su-
pers:itious negroes were very much
frightened. In Petersburg It was 90 light
that a newspaper could BE- read by iu
light.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
THE Wall

or Rachel's lamentation is still heard in
the land. Disease is out Herodimg Herod
in the slaughter ofthe innocents. Mothers,
save your children by administering New
Life. 1t gives instant relief. /, is the
sovereign balm and healer for coughs,
colds and Group. Don't try TO get along
without New Life in the family. 1t is
worth its weight in diamonds. Ii contains
no morphia or anOdl ne.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

SILKS! SlLKS!!-Ladies desiring 10 pur-
chase .ilk shoud not fall 10 Scr ihr IN Al c'In.
pl.ie sHtn-nt Ia n igen,ownatP. A. BruLh's
Tui. w-eg tie Is ..fcring * ~ god vilu~ Ia
Black Silk al 81 90, 3l.l5 aud 81 %. iul
lipe at ell red silks. gnod peavy qaAliiy al 65c
Der y,rd. A full l,ue of Sur,h s us - $i.25. A
iull Ii e Jt Rn ,dems Silks At ti.65. hands mr.
S,liu Merveliieux At ti.41, ALSO IN bert six
Piush-e, v. Ives and Status than are heiDy oil
fsrd At The pricrs. Call To zee them n he
cou, inced OF the superior guilty and low prices
Of his 81 k-.
CLOAKINGS.-P.A BRUGH, H,grrst'un
Nd. has Just received his secUnd invoice al
Light Cloakings for the fall and winter seson
ut bottom prices. Pushes for trimming In all
shades
lust received tits week NJ p. \. BRUGH's,
Hsger,to~r, Nd, = large assortment "f Mus
qurtsiue KID Give, In Terra Gotta aud all the
new shades. Call aud see them.
FLANNELS.-Goto p. A BRUSH'e, Hsgers-
tosp, Nd, t,r Red, write and Canton flssneis.
He has the largest sIork and lower price.
silks! SILKS !-Juet received 1t p. A.
BRUGH's, HaxcrstoSp, Nd, full Hoe OF chi
ored riIks, warranted not 70 CO: for % CTS. per
yard. The formyr price has never been iess than
81. Do not tail ~ see th~m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

THE farm belonging 10 The heirs of Ld-
] wari 81. Roberts, deed. Is offered for
sale. This farm Il located on the smith
field and Shcplerdsiown Turnpike. III
n mile west oi Kern-ysviIlc Depot on the
Ii. d %. X. r.. convenient To- churrh"s,
schools AMI railroad depot. Tbi- farm 10
Ia n high state uf cultivation and u u,e
best quality OF limestone iand, well WA
tered. there are three pools, two wells
aud three cistcrns. Two Orchards 81
choice fruit pnd large rmonn. of sm oil
fruir such NJ GRAPES. I,ears, &c. This
farm T. better located Than most of farms.
having so many advantages 81 rOs"ls. mar
kets. &c. II contains about one hundred
acres. The improvements nrr samforia.
BILE Dwelling il"u-e. Barn. Grair aud
Corn iloiIse, lee aud Carrilgr House,
smoke and Wash IiomAc, AMI all new.
This farm will b- sold MI together "r in
lots to suit purchasers. For terms and
information apply Ia Cha. j. Roberts Nv
Ing Oh the farm or 80
A. G.. DRAwBAUGH,
Shenandoah junction, w. Va.
Aug. 10, 1ss5. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
Charlestown, March 10.

When uy,io N .,Iin-nurg i n ID. Vel,
Green Street. H. can Fl y III ont win ga NJ
4, arri of ~ 4" ds IT, k-rp- o. Ia, X al
u,ad Cla,irg, Bots, Sh'~s, ta's. Caps, I'm
n l,S, T.un,., V,lIs--, iil"ves, S'mS-, "h
tierll, IN ~ Flu, nisriny, nf ~ 4 sc'ip'i n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
UIjSINEHS LOCALS.
Just received, our first lot Of Spring
Cassineres and Children's Clothing, AT
HUMRICXHOUSE Il SONS.
A RARE CHANCE.

For twenty days, for CASH only, l will
offer a large amount Of Winter Goods at
extremely low prices, such az Overcoats,
Heavy Suits, Heavy Boots, Heavy Pants,
Hats and Caps, Drawers, overshirls,
Gloves. Hose, &c. My preparations for
Spring Trade are OH an extensive scale.
and hone tn hive the most attractive stock
have ever offered.
GEO. II. HAGLEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

~ Grand sac'it sale 10 conIinu" u"'i'
March Is, 1882. W. NIT IN lie room i"' our
rpiuy stock which we are manufacturing On the
third d ,-r 10 the new Humr't khouse block.
The pu,lic are coodia'y invited L" visit our Is.
tabIisum.pt ard sc ,hr work h.iug IN ,d..
LOWENSTEIN BROThERS.
H.gcretuwn, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
B. w. T. HIRE A n z r,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
W. Washington Street, one door from Pub

W. Washington Street, one door from Pub
lie Square,
HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND.
Sp-ci.i atlrution yiv-n 10 Tie " durtioo NJ
Arsi-rlAss work Lie siz. crsynn md oil porirsiis
ex-cu,-d In the highest style oil the art and PER-
FELT IN Likeness
The isrg' st xssWrm ut OF frsms ana moulo-
jnys to be- fcuud In the State and If every grade
and ouzlity. including msnv en'irely new ard
h ,uii.ui goods. Also On haui q aae line ii en-
CRAVINGS, Chr,.uos. Ar,usns and ~ fact ev' ~
t.isg D r,.iuing N The pi 'u'r bu-tnre'.
The r..ders II I'll. paper arc respectfully In
yt1e& . exu ss& exs0tne our stosk-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

A genius of Philadelphia has Invented
and patented an air-tight glass coffin,
which lie claims will preserve corpse
for ages without decay.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
WAR TO THE KNIFE
AGAINST ALL DISEASES PECULIAR To
THIS. InCAI-ITN

THE weapons are PURE DRUGS OF HIGH
i Est STANDARD. SCRUPUL0US EXACT
Ness In compromising them, and assiduous
vigilance TO have everything Tor any new
phases OF disease that may crop out. We al
ways keep in stock the standard and reliable
Patent Medicines as they come out Tor coughs,
nervous affections, diseases OF the liver and
kidneys, SC, also the best OF IIninents. In
word. for every complaint YOU will lind a rem
edy by giving me a call. Various kinds III sp;r-
It's for medicines. Stationery and Fancy Arti-
Giles; q full line OF Fine Soaps. Pocket Books,
Hair and Tooth Brushes. In short, a thousand
articles. useful and valuable, that are needed
In every day life.
thank my friends heartily for their past
patronage, and promise 10 do my level best In
the future TO merit n continuance OF the same.
Don't fail 10 remember the place where many
Of the Ills OF life are cured-.hc old reliable
stand managed Ny the Undersigned,
Dk. J. GkEGCi GIBSON.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

We have often heard IL remarked that no mat
ter how we'll u lady 10 dressed, u her harcs are
not nralIy ylovei aud she ~ mott nice h'tlne
bnt, sne lroks uniidv and csrel~--, md the Ell
fec, uf ner dress Is spuied. L,drs will d." we'll
% reuuenb-r that ne have many siyie, nf er-
g,ut loot wrrr which AR beyond criticism.
MRS A. ROSE & DAUGHTER. "a y. Potomac
g.. Il ,ger.towb, Mi.
We keep foot srar 10 all s!z-s, and hall sizes,
and a. man, widths rs l-nxtnf, thus insuribg a
pert..t q for all. No matter what tn shape Of
thr fon, may M. MRS. A. ROSE q nAUGb-
TER, "a n. Potonsc ST., H,ger-tosn, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

IS nj &c, of ri, CHAM will he of red this week
a. s cents per AID ~ YirgIing'-.
L.ryr lots "f calic,es ut and cents. good
styles ,ui fat col"rs at Y'Uginy's.
W,msutts, Wi liam-vi ~ aud Nv York Mills
mu.'in ~ l21 ce"t., at Yinklinz's.
100 I.air. i,dies h re a. 10 aud l2H cent- per
pir AT Yingi"g's
% d.z.n ianirs gents and children. under
We r, will be of red Ut cost, OF A. Yiuglipgs
I'll. w-k
Ti- hest 80 TO md Is ent black c IS mere /"
Ha,er-t,wu at A. Yi,rIIhI'-.
so wnILe rnunlerp ,nrs u * "erts and 81 90 u
A. Yinglinr's, Hagerstrwn, M.
WORD TO HoUsEKEEPERS. -ti-ads al fuui-
lies a., new, u.'iid p pie ~ goin. II
Y.ngi ,g's z .pul.rD > u "ds 'us Hrsrr.-
tow, Nd wi fnh TT w"si they want !" all
.uch z ruls ~ ,rr nrcr s,ry Ind u. Tut IL e''r'
well regulated n"u". A. The d 'ay busin's r.
1. upw cIpaI.d up ard out { IN" ~av, 'hr pro-
d ieu,r avert. that Il - few y hr viii d v
/ stock tie largest, c"etIe-ta d 'e-t STICK
d m..stIc and sttu- DIV z .'ta ~ 'vr. d 1crip
4 tat III ~ off.r.d / u & st'~n ihis ,esr
Tt. stock vi | ,mr.si TT TIM unes table iiBru.,
MI kim, sr,- tings n d shii ting IN al width
md g.aic- Iickirgs, yinyhsm', "ishk' -, c"n'-
forts, cta>h's t"t'l 'gs, cotior iaf-. me
nad rag carpet, d ''r Ard table Ill clio IL, car.
pet cnair, ~ 81 i-s "ur usual full st~k ~ N tx
and c,l"et six, plain and fancy dress go"d',
c,oias, motions, hosiery, glove. trimmings, ct.
All are i"v,tr,', haryaiu. gu W-nte'd d. Rtspeci-
fully, A. YINGLINu, Hagrrstown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
TERMS OF SALE :

A credit OF six months will be given on all
sums over Ten Dollars; under that sum the
cash will be required. Notes must be well en-
dOrsed and payable nj the Bank of Charles
town. Notes will bear interest from date. but
II paid promptly when due the interest Will be
RENTED. No property TO be removed until
terms OF sale are complied with.
ss-Sae TO commence AT IL o'clock n. m.
Mar al. L. J. BAILEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
No l'lt,E.

rrOBACCOS-Tust received another supply OF
i B. +. Graveley, Boo White. Westward Ho,
aud Durham Smoking TobaccOs, Hold Fast
Chewing aud Tip Top Twist.
III BAKER a McMURRAS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10

~ Look out for the "Litlle mao around the
col nrr." HageretowD, who is slill Uu the top oil
the ladder.
~ IT'S FACT that the largest and most
cuuuvlrt. stok OF Hardware, Cutlery, To ia,
Iron, WOodenware, Paints. ilass, OIls. Brushes,
Whjps R,pr, aud Farming Ut="sil. in Wash
ingup county, can he seem 1T Mckee Brothers
near the Market House, Hsgerst'wn, Nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
NEW GOODS !

NEW ORLEANS SYRUP AND SUGAR, una.
~ dulterated, for sale Wy u. u. hoDOks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
10 TINS Tim ,thy Hay, 40 Barrels c'rn,
Household Al! Kitchen !v.aitg,ai

/ new Bedsteal and Table. Stands Large
Chest. / six-pIate Wood Stove and Pipe. sets
Windsor Chairs | Benches Looking Glass,
Hat Racks, some Dishes, +, nit Cans. Tin Cups,
1 Buckets. Tin Pan. Buckeye Lantern,
GLASS Lamps, half dozen Goblets, Molasses
Can, Market Basket. fifteen or twenty yards
Rag Carpet and great many other articles too
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
CREs II Liverpool Salt ut lowest price at ware
E house aud store. q. 7. H0DGES.

CHOICE TIMOTHY AND CLOVER SEED for
I sale by BAKER & BILLNYEk
DEERLE5s PAPER MEAT SACKS, for sale
by BAKER * BILLMYEK.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-10
PUBLIC SALE.
8 Poland-C Shoats,

lTHIMBLESKEIN WAGON, nearly new:
good SPRING WAGON, for or horses;
one-horse Wagon: McSherry Drill;
Sheep Rack and Trough,
FALLING-TOP BUGGY, nearly new;
lone-horse Sleigh and Bells,
new Horse Rake, Virginia Fan,
new FEED CUTTER,
lset Single Harness, old set do,
Housings, Wagon Gearing for horses.
New Hpstraps, 5 Brides, Collars.
isets Plow Gears, pair Check Lines,
| Wagon Saddle, 2 Riding Saddles Martin
gales and Choke Straps, Wagon and Plow Lines.
2 Buggy Lap Covers, Cotton Covers and Neck
Nets, p Grain Sacks, 3-horse Plow (Sunfsh)
double. single and e-shovel Flows. l
2-horse CultiVator, Double A Harrow, pair
Shelvings, half-bushel Scoop Dung Shovels,
Double, Treble and Single Trees. pair Spread
ers Crowd Sticks and Corn Spreadels, Breast
Butt Log Fifth and Bearing Chains, Grind
stone Double-Bit and other Axes, Mattocks.
Picks Hoes, Kakes. l Cross-Cut Saw, stone
Sledge Boring Machine, Boxes and Barrels,
s Head Halters | Wagon Whip. Horse Blank
cts, pair Cushions, "A lot OF Tar Rope, 2 Hamp-
ers / set OF Dung Boards. one-half barrel Cider
Vinegar,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-20
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afasat mse lf tfff IHh'hR hles
~ fHHH iIHIH iY fHHhihH ihfm ih'H
Nuih.y siih e p apff eiNff m0ih
W.
A sfief IN iHa Ftmsff
be- hepi = fff6Fd NJ iha tHhiisIed ri
tHHHi ~ aiia = HH fHHnlt hI vicious
hals ut Co., fsli ffs Yosff hHi 4 iNug
fft ihai fiieg haga All been maia b8
iFt0h AHaif ! ahd Jshusy g.
Nil4a tbami afa h0a m4As n
fhaI hi Hfat "a hi, ~ Ffl4fni N nntH
With Ilfa IHafflf11a me latest atgia
IA. i4 msHa fham N fWf hamHHehsd
lahil r. fahie'f III nlhg fhem Together
With lieH insertion and hnlshlhR uiom
NJ with itea edgluHf
n ts mid that II n iaasrn0Hfm n
powdered hofat V hfifd to ivory rlnt
az fitfah reed b. .tavhlna euiion
euHif lhey eahnH BE- made ~ hun
wtl iiafa Tho bDfat ean hat0 no
InIlfIoua r eoi npun iho elplh or tho
Neifot ani sd cheap that every one
t8h Hnnfi Boz
Com makns m oteollont green
manure 10 l. boai snwn IN drills anh
cultivated. As u makes then q good
strong growth II may be- sown thirty
inches apart and tho seed nho i iwl
inches art In Che drills WHOM pl0wel
under. the pluw should run aHfpsi the
ddllt and lho corn is drawn under bt
means az q heavy chain loUpod from The
double.ireo 70 The plow beam bsirot
igt
An excellent recipe for mullins Is
here given Four quarts 0f siltod Hour.
one %teaeupfl Of sugar. n leaeup'ul
| Of hutlor. one cup Of yeast, four eggs,
Il tile salt, and two quarts NJ sweet
milk let this rise nll might, after mix
Ing thoroughly. OF course the quaint
" hero mentioned can DO reduced,
keeping the same proportions. Bake
in mum rings IN q quick oven Catclgo
| Jgurndk
AN o pcricnced dairyman SAYS
Cows usually become addicted TO kick
Ing when heifers, from being MIXED by
abusive mixers. ! have never seen an
old COW become a kicker unless abused.
Instead Of COWS being ayersc 10 being
MIXED when giving large quantities, |
have ever found IL the reverse. When
pasturage Is good, and COWS come home
nj night with their uddors distendod with
milk, they seemed grateful to have it
removed.
--Molasses Pound Cake Take one
cup Of sugar and beat 81 n cream; add
th%rcc.quarters cup OF molasses; two eggs
well beaten; ono cup Of sweet milk;
one t%easpnonful of best soda, dissolved
n the milk; irro four cups Of 1our, well
siftcd, mis- two t%easpOoniuls cream tar.
tar. Stir all together. then add Il tea
cupiul Of rnisins well drcdgcd with
flour; q tcacupml Of currauts; two tea
spoonfuls OF cinnamon, and one Of
cloves. This will make two round
loaycs. -CinciHHdi Times.
The Scientific american Is quoted
MS saying that ''copal varnish applied to
the soIes Of shoes. and repeated rs il
dries until the pores are filed and the
surface shines like polished mahogany,
will make the soles waterproof. and
last as long as the uppers.n One Of tho
best things we have seen for farm boots,
Is nm outer sole. OF tap. OF wood, thor
oughly dried. soaked in linseed oil and
screwed TO tho bottom Of the boot. II
isn't elegant, but II docs keen the cold
from Striking through" the bottom oil
the boot,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-20

The Ashnnioos are n proud people,
who think themselves nov 10 be- ~ i'm.
poriant nation aud believe that they
are ultimately destined 10 be- q great
power In Africa Their ambassadors
have always stoutly maintained before
the Governors Of tho English possession
and The officials Of other nations that
they were the representatives Of n peo.
pie raised up BY the hand Of God for
Tho greatness of Africa This ran
scarcely be- called mere brnggadocio,
for the Aahantces have often been de-
fonted by England, and yet they aro
still to the front. No mere sayages
could have recovered 80 rapidly or 30
completely, for example, as they have
done from the effects OF the late war,
II IS thing unknown among low class
races Ia regain power and prestige they
have once lost. Only high-class races
can do this, who have a policy which
liyos through defeat, who pursue with
persey crunce aud determination o fixed
national idea. OF course. in saying this
no one means ~ contend that the
Ashantcns have In their system Of do
mlnion and government any moral quail
tiles which merit special CommGnda-
tions, regarded from q European point
Of view. But on the coast OF Africa tho
powers Which ARE actually on tho spot
have TO be dealt with; and that the
Ashdntocs have shown qualities Of n
higher order, speaking relatively, than
their %ncighbors II acknowledged, will
ingly or unwillingly, hy the neigh
bors themselves. They show n faeul-
" for assimilation which, in Africa
especially, has many advantages. En-
gland would ind IL advantageous
in many ways II she had TO deal main.
~ with q people having this quality,
rather than with the Fantos and other
coast people, whom she can hardly ever
get to work together or TO agree in
policy with her, while they manage
porpetually to start bitter icuds and to
bring on wars which they are unable TO
wage without her aid. II Ashantec in
spires fear she il also undoubtedly re-
spectod, aud II may DO here remarked
that the few Mohammedans who pass
by Kumassi 10 the coast towns seem
especially to like her. Indeed. signiii-
cant signs nro not wanting which in
| dictate the possibility Of tho acceptance
OF the Mohammedan faith by the
Ashantees. They have qualities much
in common with some of It's character
>istics. aud many Of the chiefs have nj.
ready adopted certain of its iorma tiles.
The prospects OF these movements OF
Mohammedanlsm In Africa must not be
Judged by the slow progress made by
Christianity. Mohammedanlsm does
not impose on its adoptcrs foreign dres,
or manners, rs Christianity has been
made to do In these countries. To-day
Kumassi and the ncighboring town
may hold all their various grotcsqu,
suporstitions, and practice bloody rite.
10 commemorate some great festival,
and n year hence they may DO inhabit
ed by a compact Mohammcdan people.
II needs some great mind like a st
Paul, or one Of the national apostles o
old, to show the people Of Africa tina
Christianity could lust as easily bccom,
their national faith. - Contemporary
Rcpten.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-20

Az tho Ordinary Court yesterday the
will Of Mr.. +. J Springer wa probated
and letters testamentary were issued 10
Mrs. Springer. The will makes her ex.
ocuirix Of the Q tate aud leaves Il 10 her
entire control during her lie. time and
widowhood II provides that certain
property .hould DO distributed among
his children by lot. and 20 .teriay u was
drawn M follows. fIrst name drawn
Prank II. Springer. who drew share
No 5. halt lntcrc l In the opera house
and st. Louis property. Second name
drawn Alice r. Springer, share No. |.
Eufauls property. Third name drawn
Anna 7. Springer. share No 4. stocks
and bonds. fourth name drawn
I harles y Springer. share No 4. hall
inteFe ! In The opera houss and 81 Lou
d property. Fifth name drawn-rhilip
o. Springer, share No !. half interest
J = the Epp ng building sisth name
drs~n-N~ br'is T. fo'eT, shaFe No
Z hail interest IN the Epplne buildIng.
The seventh share. according 70 the
WI. eoss % Nm. springer. Il en-
brope< the remainder a M s.tsta IN
erae1 valoe q ths estate 4 urKno~n-
z1A \ eannot ~ - ~, - ~
(04 ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-20

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