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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-08-18
State Of West Virginia,
County of Jefferson


Clerks Office of the County Court, Aug Is, 1883
The follow inc Ia q list o, deeds admitted 10
record in said otllce during the week ending Au-
gust II, 1888:
|. james NJ. Barrngcr and wife 10 Geo. NJ
Beltznoovcr, II uStec Of Potomac BuilIiIg A-Go-
citation NJ 2 Deed of trust dated june - 1855,
conveying 20 acr's, 3 roods and 80 poles Vi laud.
Date If record, August 9, 1883.
. Jas. L. Maddox and wife 10 Geo. NJ. BCltZ-
hoover, trustee Of Potomac Building Association
No Q DEED If trust, dat,d June %, 1883, con
vcyug II acre., 3 roods aud 50 poles OF land.
Date OF record August g, 1883.
dcx, wife OF james +. Maddox. Deed OF bargain
aud sale, dated Juae 10, 1881, conveying acres
OF land. Date of record, August d, 1883.
T. Ann {. BlackiOrd TO John w. Blackford.
Decd of bargain aud sale, and plat, dated Feb.
u, 1855, conveying acres aud IS pcrches OF
land. Date OF record, August Z, 1883.
5. Forrest w. Brown, Special Commissioner,
10 Harrison Morgan. Deed of bargain and sale,
dated August z, 1885, conveying n acre OF land.
Date Of record, August Z, 1883
o. Vim. j. Knott to Chas. Y. Flanagan. Deed
Of release, dated aud recorded August o. 1889
Z. Julius G Holmes aud wife 10 Jos. Trspnell,
Trustee Of building Association No. B." Deed
OF trust, dated July 81, 1883, conveying lot Of
land In Charlestown. Date OF record, Ang. ., 1883
s. Mary Y Summers TO Laura Chsplne. Deed
OF bargain and sale, datei February !, 1888, con-
veying parts OF lots Noe. Is and 10 In shepherds
town. Date Of record, August 8, 1888
8. Il. A. HcsSey and wife to Carter Pribler.
Deed OF bargain and sale, dat Feb. II, 1876
conveying lot OF land in Shepherdstown. Date
of record, August q, 1888.
10. joshua Cavalier and wife IN Philip Nash.
Deed Of bargain and sale, dated July 7, 1879.
conveying u acre of land In the town OF Bolivar.
Date OF record, August 10, 1888.
IL. A. Newton Vanmetre and wife 90 William
IL Byrrs. Deed of bargain and SALE dated Oct.
80. 1870, conveying 9 acres, rood and 20 poles
OF land OATS of record, August 10, 1883.
Teste
T. A. MOORE,
Aug IS, 1888. Clerk OF County Court.
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BRIEFS.

Mr.. Jacob S. Shectz, while playing with
n dog on Wednesday morning, was bitten
quite painfully in the hand.
Mr.. \. c. Drawbaugh is doing the
wheat buying at Shenandoah Junction.
Get his bid before you sell your wheat.
Col. Josiah w. Ware, prominent and
highly respected citizen of Clarke county,
Va, died last Monday morning after
brief Illness.
Call on j. n. Trussell and get his bid on
your wheat before selling. You may make
something by it. Cash paid on delivery
of car load.
Workmen engaged in digging on the
lands of Rev. John w. Hedges, near
Hedgesyille, Berkeley County, are finding
silver orc in what is thought to be paying
quantities.
The Shepherdstown Fire Department
will join the Martinsburg firemeM in
pic mic at Potomac Isle OH Wednesday,
the Goth. CriSwell's Cornet Band will
probably 60 with them.
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad will
run an excursion to the Williams Grove
Pic Mic, to &c held August Goth to 25th.
The fare for the round trip from Shop
herdstown will DO $l.45.
To-day, Saturday, August 18th, the
office of the Division Freight Agent,
Shenandoah Valley Railroad, will be re-
moved from Hagerstown, Nd, to the gem
cral office of the company at Roanoke.
The very moist weather on Thursday
disappointed the thousands who had cx-
pected to attend the grand Masonic pic mic
Mt Island Park, IIarper's Ferry. 1t was
pity it rained, for extensive preparations
had been made.
The Normal Teachers Institute, which
is being held in Martinsburg under tho
dictatorship of Prof. +. V. De Grail, is
not being literally patronizcd. The teach
crs were probably sickened out by the
County Institutes.
Mr.. a. G.. Hendricks, general agent for
the Hendricks and Shepherd grain drill,
manufactured by the Shcphcrdstown NAH
ufacturing Company, has one of the drills
ut his shop at Shenandoah Junction, and
invites IN examination Of it by the farm
crs. Mr.. Charles J. Roberts is the local
agent for the drill.
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County News.-We clip the follow
pcrs:
From the Spirit:
A movement is on foot to establish q
spoke and handle factory in this place.
Mr.. III. \. Burton informs us that he
has taken this season, from six stands of
bees, Al pounds of honey. Who can beat
1t?
Mr.. William 2. yesterday has bought
Of the yesterday estate, for 81 200 cash,
the dwelling on the northwest corner of
West and Congress streets.
The County Court held its August term
OH Monday, Tuesday and Thursday OF
last week. OF the business transacted, in
addition to the routine financial affairs,
We note the following:
The bond of Charles III. Knott, notary
public, was approved.
The resignation of c. B. Lewis, consta.
Bile in Middlcway district, was received
and accepted, and Philip Lewis was APP
pointed by the court to nil the vacancy
caused thereby.
Leave was given I.On. d. 3. Lucas TO
remove his ferry seat down the Shenan-
doah River opposite Millvillc depot, and
also to keep and run skiff at the present
location.
S. w. Washington and J. s. Bragonier
were appointed Commissioners of Ac-
counts Of this county, TO date from this
term of the court.
From the Free Press.
Ground has been broken on what Is TO
be Mildred street extended for n handsome
residence to be erected for Col. VIM. 2.
Craighill. Mr.. J. G.. Holmes has con-
tracted for the work.
Willis O'Bannon Small, aged something
more than thirty years, son Of the late
James b. Small of this town, died OH Sat-
uriay last i'm Denver, Colorado. He was
very worthy young man, engaged in the
drug business for several years past in
Washington City, but recently in Denver.
Ills remains will be brought here for in
terment.
The estray cow advertised by Mr.. Geo.
ii. Bcckwith i'm Free Press last week has
been found. She lost herself between
two stacks Of straw-wcdged in so tightly
that she could neither go forward nor
back out. After being imprisoned for
enough about her to enable her to extri-
cate her attcnul:cd form from the straw
LOnds.
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A spoiIed Pic Mica small bu

select party of young ladies and gentle
men from Dufiields chose last Friday as
nice, quiet day to pic mic at Island Park.
They were delighted to see that there was
no one on the island when they arrived,
and congratulated each other that they
"would have the whole island to them
selves for that day" They looked very
happy just at that time. but we do not
know how they felt when, a half hour
later, thousand cOlored eXcursionists
from Washington spread themselves over
the island.
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Personnl.-Mr. Frank p. Mcdonald

PersonnI.-Mr. Frank p. Mcdonald
and family, of Frederick City, Nd, Wis
tied Nj. j. A. Smooth this week. Frank
is one of our town boys. He was here
taking Il little recreation and capturing
some of our fine bass.
Miss Fannie Ringgold. \ charming
young lady of Washington, D. G., and
Mrs. Maurice LanghOrnc, also of Wash
inston, are rusticating at Shenandoah
Junction, stopping at Mr.. Drawbaugh's.
Miss Kittie Waddell, of Campbell Co.,
Va, great granddaughter of Moses
Waddell, the blind preacher Of Wirt's
British Spy, is visiting the daughters Of
Rev. John A. Scott, at Dutlieds.
Mr.. J. w. Ryan, of the New Dominion
Paper Mill at this place, left some days
ago for his former home ut Waterford, n.
Y. When he returns he will bring his
family with him.
Messrs. G.. II. Licklider, Lloyd Licklider
and w. Z. Licklider attended the Wesley
Grove camp meeting, near Baltimore, the
first Of the week.
Mrs. James W. Bradshaw, of Mckees-
port, Pa, and Miss Lula Wintermoyer, OF
Cumberland, Md, are visiting relatives
in this place.
Miss Annie Minor and Miss Fannie
Minor, OF Winchester, Va, are spending
few weeks at Mrs. Andrews, near this
town.
Misses Lille Boswell and Lille Shell,
OF this place, are visiting relatives and
friends in FunkStown, Md.
Mr.. X. d. Shepherd, Of New Orleans,
is visiting his parents at "Wild Goose
Farm" above town.
Miss Nettie Rohrcr, OF Hagcrstown, Is
visiting the Misses Lemen, at "Clitf Cot
tage," near town.
Miss Minnie Hooker, OF Carlisle, Pa, Is
here on visit to her uncle, Mr.. George
NJ. Bcltzhoover.
Miss Annie Evarts, of Washington, d.
c., is here visiting the family OF Mr.. Jas.
w. Kearney.
Miss Emma Gallihcr, Of Baltimore, Ia
visiting Mrs. John Curran, in this place.
Miss Mollie Young, OF Middletown,
Nd, is visiting Miss Ada Harp, in town.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

A T the earnest solicitation Of many Of
n my friends and former patrons, / am
persuaded to open a Select School in Shep-
hcrdStOwn OH Monday, September ;, 1888.
instruction will be given in all the
branches of a thorough English Eluca-
ton, the Ancient Languages, and Prac-
tical Engineering.
Persons wishing to send their children
will please see me at M early day.
By permission | refer To Dr. John Rev
nolds, Joseph McMurran, Esq, Henry
Shepherd, Esq, DR.. X. VI. Marshall, Col.
w. \. Morgan, George Hall, Esq, and 10
any of my former patrons.
j. S. PIERCE.
Shepherdstown, Aug. IL, 1888.
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Jcff. Miller. formerly Texas ranger
got on protracted spree in Laredo heA-
leo, and mistaking a private residence Tor
a disrcputable resort attempted 10 eh'ei'
He was set upon by 4 squad OF Mexican
notice. who stabbed him with their sabreS,
inflicting wounds supposed 20 be fatal
Miller killed one OF the policeman.
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Deatbs.

In this county, on the night of August
Sth, 1883, Mr.. JOHN RODERICK, aged
about GO years.
August 3D., 1883, near Vanclcvesvlle,
Mr.. JOHN SAKEMAN. in his 5Gth year.
lie leaves wife and two children.
In Charlestown, OH Thursday, August
9th, 1883, OLIN GLENN BEALL, infant
son OF Florence G.. and Olin Bcail.
In Martinsburg, OH the ! 18th inst, mt her
son-in-law's, G.. Z. Mathaei, Esq, CATH
ERNIE +. SCHNEIDER, aged so years,
months and 8 days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-08-18

A collision occurred OIL the race track
at Charlotte, Mich, Monday, between the
trotting horses Raymond and Banker
Rothschild. Raymond was killed outright
and the other horse was badly injured
An offer Of $1,000 had been refused for
RAYMOND.
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Death.-Mr. Joshua Cavalier. ono Of
the most prominent citizens of Harper's
Ferry, died at his home in that place on
Friday last. Mr.. Cavalier was man
universally trusted and respected, and his
death will be regretted not only by the
people of his own locality. but Of the
whole county. 10 was GO years OF age.
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ENTLER IIoTEL-B. F. GRAVES, PRoPRrE
TOR.

ENrLER HoTEL-B. F. GRAVES, PRoPRrE-
TOR.
John II. Sharff, John Conner, Martins
burg, W. Va; Henry Carbaugh, j. X.
Smith, John Cost, +. Flynn, +. j. Oar
lington, w. II. Welch, J. II. Bolts, ITag-
crstown, Mo. G. ii. Jackson, l.. i. Hoop
enay, G.. V. Jones, 5. Bowls. H. VI. CO.
bright, Baltimore; Horace Beall, Mrs. $.
W. Wysong, Benz. Carter, John Burns,
Charlestown, W. Va; G. 2. Johnston,
Leesburg, Va. cambridge II. Webb, Mrs.
4. c. Webb, Miss Ellen ID. Henry, WASH
ington, ID. C.. r. McCredy, Roanoke, Va.
z. Roberts, Gettysburg, Pa. J. L. allen,
Philadelphia.
COMMERCIAL HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HA-
GAN, PROPRIETOR.
Caspar Quinn, Frederick, Nd; Miss
Nettie Rohrer, Hagerstown, Nd; W. II.
Hickman, F. a. Hickman, 4. III. Rey-
nOlds, Philadelphia; ID. 5. Eichelberger,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
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A Nuisnncc.-Our attention has been
called on various occasions to the large
number OF COWS pasturing on our streets
and alleys. Some of our citizens have
very fine young trees in front of their
houses, and these the cows are continually
pulling down and destroying in their at
tempus to get ut the branches. Last Sun
day morning some Of the pavemcnts in
town were in terrible condition from
the droppings of the cows during Satur-
day night. We have long since penEed
up the hogs, but we allow cows, the
greatest nuisance of the two, to run at
large. We think that very large major
ity of our citizens are in favor Of keeping
the cows up, and we hope that at the next
meeting of the Town Council something
will be done to abate the cow nuisance.
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A number of Chinese were taken the
other day to tho New Jersey State prison
to serve out a sentence of one year for an
assault with intent to murder Il fellow
countryman Of theirs. They did not mind
the Imprisonment bit, but cried "fit to
kill themselves" because their queues
were cut off
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Officer. EIcc,cd.-The following

officers have been elected for the ensuing
quarter by |. o. G.. 4. No. 81
III. l.. Entlcr, w. G.. II.
james FOuSt, w. V. Il.
III. +. Smooth, W. r. 5.
j. ID. Rcntch, W. +. 5.
W. L. Licklider, w. Il.
VIM. Britncr, w. G..
J. III. Crow, W. NJ.
III. d. Summers, w. /. G..
!. n. Walters, w. o. G..
John Handy, w. ID. VI.
X. G. Miller, W. r. II. S.
VIM. Snyder, ". l.. III. 5.
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TNHE undersigned would inform the travel
/ ing public that he has opened u FIRST
CLASS HOTEL on Main Street. Shepherds
town, where good accommodations can be had
for man and beast on reasonable terms. He
the use OF commercial travellers.
MAJOR HENRY HAGAE.
Iuuo @ 'S3-tf
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A little boy was picking blackberries
near Paterson, n. j., last week, when the
owner of the field, surly country bump
kin, appeared in the distance, and after
making all sorts of hostile motions, started
to chase the little fellow, who became so
frightened that he was thrown INTO spasms
from which he died i'm day or two.
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Alarriages.

At the Watson House, in Charlcstown,
August 9th, 1883, by j. l.. Shiplcy, Mr..
JAMES II. HOCkENBERGER, of Mar
tinsburg. to Mrs. ANN l.. STOLIPER,
OF this county.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

xrvE have for sale SPLENDID YARN CT
w III acres nbouf miles from Shepherd,
town, on the kearneysNille turnpike. The
land is OF the best quality, there 10 food
dwelling, n first-rate hank barn. well, cisteru
good orchard. and other improvements. WW
be sold AT n fair price on reasonable terms
We have for sale % paid-up shares OF the
capital stock Of the Shepherdstown Aanutse-
turing Company. Purchases can have any
number OF shares they want.
We have for sale several good building lois
In Shepherlstown, which should be applied
for Immediately.
We have also oil kinds of property for sale In
town and country. and solicit inquiry. BY
permission we refer To the following we'll
known gentlemen: Dr. John Reynolds, Hon.
A X Botelcr. q " ReliZhooycr. ESQ. Is. =. Har.
son, Esq. ,,,
Real Estate Agents. Shephcrdstown.
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A marriage license Was issued at Cum
berland last Friday to colorcd couple.
The groom is So years Of age and the bride
"a years.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REV. l.. X. MASON, RECTOR.
ShepherdstOwn at II n III. and y. IN.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. ID. VI. MosKR, PASTOR
Shepherdstown 1879 n. m.
PRESBYTERIAS CHURCH
REV. J. >. LAFEYRE, PASTOR.
Kearneysville 1870 a. IN.
VI. f. CHURCH SOUTH.
REV. W. G.. EGGLKSTDS. PASTOR.
Cnionyille 1879 a. m, bethesda 2.;Up. IN.
REFORMED CHURCH
No Pastor.
". r. CHURCH.
REV. &. %. Cook PASTOR.
Mt. Wesley 1870 am, Shepherdstown 5 pm.
Y. ". &. y.
Young Mems Meeting in the ". r. Church
South every Sunday afternoon Mt 80 D. IN and
at tile Room every Thursday night.
Services in Asbury NJ i. Church, colored, to-
morrow at IL a. IN. and 7.:D p. IN.
Preaching in Free VII! Baptist Church, col
ored. Tomorrow at II u. IN. and ! p. III.
I. -. g. T.
Potomac Lodge No. 30. J. q. g. T. meets every
Monday night AT eoclOck.
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Fatal Accideut.-Emmet Russell,

Fatal AccIdenf.-Emme Russell,
aged y years, son of widow Russell, Of
Harper's Ferry, was killed by 4 runaway
horse attached to a buggy on Tuesday of
last week at that place. The horse was
hitched at Island Park, but it slipped its
bride and started for Harper's Ferry at
rapid rate, where it ran over young Rus.
sell just as he had alighted from hack.
His neck was broken.
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SuEp.rERDsTOWN MsRkET.
NOTICE.

rJ,IIE outstanding per cont. JEFFEtSoN
| COUNTY BONDS OF the denomination oil
SlUO must bc presented al the treasurer ; CiIoe
her lst. 1873. Interest Will cease on the siiiu
bonds AT that date. - -
EUGENE.BAKER, Agent.
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FestivaI.-Thc ladies' Of the Lutheran
Church st Unionville, in the grove adj
joining the church, will serve ice cream,
cake and other refreshments OH Friday
and Saturday evenings, August 18th and
18th. On Saturday at 8 p. m. they will
furnish supper. Everything will be first
class, and all are invited to attend. If
the weather should be bad the festival
will be postponed.
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State Of West Virginia,
In the County Court.

List Of persons and property other than real
estate, in the County of Jefferson, Delinquent
for the non payment OF taxes for the year lS'@,
allowed by the coLrI at the May term, 1883:
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Register.
Council Procccdins..-rhc Town

Council PrOcccdinSs.-Thc Town
Council met on Monday evening last. The
Odd Fellows submitted u proposition to
have the market house painted, they to
bear half of the expense and the Council
half. which WAS agreed to, and Messrs.
Reyes and Cookus appointed committee
TO act with like committee from the
Odd Fellows. Mr.. Lee Bro,herton was
granted permission to build q fence across
Jail alley. Mr.. John Davis was given the
contract for lighting aud keeping in good
condition the street lamps eighteen nights
month for the sum of $40 per year. The
Mayor was authorized To procure gasoline
and matches for the street lamps. Tho
sergeant was ordered to have the stone
spread down 10 u proper grade on Main
street. He WAS also ordered to advertise
that corporation taxes for 1888 are now
due and should he paid. The Finance
Committee was authorized to settle with
the ex-sergcant. Also TO correct the tax
list OF the town. Bills were ordered paid
as follows: r. :. NJ. Hoffman, $l74.62 !;
Jeptha Wintcrmoyer, *5.45; George w.
Hawn. sa.Sl; John Kidwell, 81; use Of
sergeant, 5000. Adjourned.
Lutheran Jubilce.-A committee,
consisting of Rev. DIR. Diehl, Of Frcder-
lex, and Revs. Mann, of Middletown, and
Wire, of Mcchanicstown, has been ap-
pointed to arrange jubilee celebration
OF the 400th anniversary OF Luther's
birth-year, To be held either on the agri-
cultural fair grounds ut Frederick, or ut
Pen Mar, on the 30th instant. All the
Lutheran congregations, Sunday Schools
and choirs in Frederick and adjoining
counties will be invited TO participate, rs
will also number of brass bands. The
celebration will he in the open air, with
pic ME features. In addition to number
of brief addresses from well-knewn speak
ers, Rev. DIR. Morris, of Baltimore, will
deliver u discourse on the life and charac-
ter of Luther, DR.. DOmer, of Washington,
OH the influence of Luther OH civil lib
crty, and DIR. Valentine, of Gettysburg,
OH Lutheran missions. EXcursiOn tickets
will probably be issued from Baltimore,
Washington, llagerstOwn, and intermc-
diate points.
Property Necovered.-Apa passenger
on train No. |, en- route from Chicago to
Washington, los. on July 10Th pocket
book containing $50 in money and about
$1,000 i'm bonds, certificates OF stock and
other valuable papers. The loss was re-
ported TO the general passenger agent Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, who at
once instituted Il dilgent search all along
the lite of the road. a few days ago +.
L. Grannon, special detective for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, discovered
the lost property in the possession Of two
car examiners ut this place, whose names
are kept from the public. 1t seems that i
passenger Oh the train above named had
dropped it on the platform, and it had
been found by two men whose duty it WAS
TO examine the cars. They claim to have
kept the matter quiet in hopes that a re-
ward might be offered. The pocket book
and contents was recovered. The men
were discharged ut once.-Nartm s6urg
statesman.
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Dr.. JULIUS KINGS
Combination SpectacleS.
THE BEST.

lst. They are composed OF combination
frame set with the finest French white lens; they
do not rust, and are the most durable In use.
2d The lenses are OF different shapes, So Is tn
correct imperfect sight in youth as well rs old
age, both Tor reading aud s, eng Ut distance.
81. The frame can be I'D listed 10 fit n wide or
narrow face, so that Tire cone of the lens viii
come before tie pupil vi the eye which Is very
important
4ih. They will neither confuse the sight nor
cause dizzuess by long and continued use, as Is
the case with spcctacles of unoq nal fucns
5th They supply the deficiency that occurs
from nlIteuiug Of the crystalline lens, and will
enable one 10 zee well as in youth
9Th. They are recommended by the leading
opticians OF the country, aie not expensive, over
y million OF them are now IN use, aud every pair
ia warranted,
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BEWARE OF MUTATIONS.

The genuine are marked Kings Patent on the
nose ri,cc. Pcddlcrs cannot obtain the genuine.
Al infringcments OF the patent will be prose
cuLcd to the extent OF the law.
WHEN SPECTACLES ARE NEEDED.
When you are not able To read the finest print
at twelve inches from tue eyes.
When You are not able to continue reading or
sewing for any length OF time without fatigue,
or the letters look blurred and run together.
1t is wrong idea to put of the USE of specta-
clcs. II tue eyes require help, they should be
used at once, regardless OF age.
Don't be deceived by peddlcrs or travelling OPP
ticans, who charge eXorbit"nt prices for iitting
eyer, but cali on us. We will guarantee II per
feet fit and charges reasonable
BAKER 4 MCNURRAN, Sole Agents,
SIS 4w ShepherdstUwn, W. Va.
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HORSE FOR SALE

vi horse ''AkCHIE." PRICE Sa0 CASH
"Archic" Is known and recognized as hai,,
the toughest and fastest horse I'm this seriinss
OF the State, and guaranteed 10y Mr.. SheuLnrt
To ne perfectly sound. lie has been u.,si ~
Mir. shepherds family for more than for,
wears In single and double harness and und.r
the saddle
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-08-18
DIR. r. NJ. MEYERS,
Dentist.

DcHUI
Having recently occupied the rooms In Mr.
Graves building, opposite the Entler Hotel
offers his services TO the public. where he may
he found Oh
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
August 10Th, 18th ard 18th. and tho came LAYS
III each alternate week thereafter. All work
promptly attended to, and entire satisfaction
guaranteed.
Shcrhordstown. W. Va, Aug. II. 1887. n