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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-08-25
BRIEFS.

Some of our citizens attended the Tr-
State Pic Mic ut Williams Grove, Pa, this
week.
Application has been made to the Sec
rotary of State for charter for the Jeiler-
son County Agricultural and Mechanical
Association.
Mr.. JOHN Lambert is erecting now
house OH the lo. adjoining his residence
on Princess street. 1t is to be frame
dwelling two stories high.
We return thanks to Mrs. John w. Kill,
below town, for a nice basket full of veg
cables and fruit. Blessed are they who
make glad the heart of the printer.
DR.. Chas. Davenport, son OF II. b. Da-
vcnport, Esq, Of CharlestOwn, w. Va,
has accepted the position Of teller in the
first National Bank at Roanoke. Va.
By the hot weather this week we are
painfully reminded that the backbone of
summer is yet very stiff. Thursday was
one OF the hottest days of the season.
The Memorial Jubilee Of the Lutherans
Of Frederick County, Nd, will be held In
Harmony Grove Park, near Frederick,
Md, instead Of Pen Mar, Oh Thursday,
August 3Oth.
The cornerstone of the 81. Z. Church
ut Summit Point, this county, will be laid
by the Masonic order on Wednesday next,
August goth. A cordial invitation is cx-
tended to all to be present.
The coorcd folks of Kearneysville will
have celebration ut that place on Friday
next. Rcvs. Bracket, Fox, Dunjcc and
others have been invited to attend and
discuss the issues that are between them.
Rev. J. Il. Rossitcr, of Baltimore,
preached excellent sermons in the Re-
formed Church of this place Sunday
morning and evening last. lie will preach
again tomorrow 1T 1890 a. M. and 7.43
p.m
We have received the first copy of the
"Atlantic journal of Mcdiciae," just
started in Richmond, Va, with Robert Is.
Stoycr, NJ. d., and Henry e.. Houston, Nj.
D., is editors and proprictors. 1t prom
iscs to be very valuable and interesting
publication.
Tic contract for building the new pub
lie school house for colorcd children in
this town has been awarded to Mr. james
f. Maddox. The building will be frame,
two stories high, and will be built on Rock
street, opposite the property of Levi Ross,
colored The Board of Education will
also build school for white children in
DutlicldS Sub-diStrct.
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A Wedding In the Lurny Cav.

A Wedding In the I.urny Cav
crn.-A romantic couple from Pcnnsyl-
vania were married on Thursday Of last
week in the ball room of the l.uray Cav
ems. Their names were Mr.. William A.
Huber and Miss Belle +. Conkling, from
Mecl,anicsburg, Pa. Both were young,
and were known to DO affianced. When
they reached Luray and learned that
among its wonderful underground halls
there was 8 spacious room called the ball
room, they determined to be married
there, taking some of their friends into
their confidence, The Rev. J. W. Reigart
agreed to perform the marriage ceremony,
and chosen few were told to be present
ut eleven o'clock. The secret, however,
got out, and the crowd was SO large that
the couple decided to have the ceremony
performed 4 little earlier. The wedding
party secured the services of an expert
guide, who conducted them to the ball
room by short cut. The ball room, lit
up by seven tlambcaux, looked brilliant.
The bride and groom stood under large
arch of stalactite1, aud eleven young
ladies and gentlemen stood around them.
The responses of the parties, though ut
tered indistinctly, were reverberated
throughout the chamber. 1t WAS n pretty
sight. and after the couple had been pro-
nounccd man and wife the crowd began
to come in, and Mr. and Mrs. Huber re-
ceived the congratulations Of large num-
Der of friends as they held their first re-
certion half Il mile underground.
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Pcrsomnl.-Mr.I Hugh Allen, who for

Pcrsonnl.-Mr.I Hugh Allen, who for
mcry lived in this place, and has many
friends here has accepted position on
an engineering corps in Mexico, and lett
on Monday last on his journey. lie Will
90 by rail to San Francisco, and from
there will take steamer for Topolobampo.
We send our best wishes after Hugh, whom
we hope may have safe and pleasant
journey.
Mr.. Karl l.. kimball, vito and son and
Miss Rosa Kcstcrson, their niece, OF WASH
ington, d. c., have been visiting the fam
ily of Mr.. }. Taylor Hill ut Nanclevcs-
vile, but are now stopping with the
family of Mr.. John w. Hill, below town.
We were pleased to receive Il call on
"Wednesday last from Mr.. j. w. Work,
pr0of-readcr in the Government Printing
Office ut Washington. Mr.. Work is stop
ping ut Mr.. Jacob Hoffman,, below town.
Mrs. Ella Yingling, Mrs. Webb Snyder
and Miss Minnie lawn, all of Baltimore,
arc visiting at Mis-. Josephine Snydcr's,
in this place.
Miss Eta Rightstine, of Washington,
arrived here Oh Thursday, and will spend
some timo visiting her friends in this
place.
Miss Mollie De Saulcs and Mrs. Hem
Ming, of Washington, ID. G., are visiting
Mrs. c. b. lIumrickhousc in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ii. Tucker, Of
Baltimore, paid short visit to friends
and relatives in this place this week.
Mr.. VIM Warnock and wife, OF Bel
mont County, Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
Presley MarmaGukc, near this town.
Miss Flcctie Wilson. of Portsmouth,
Va, is visiting her uncle, Capt. Lee III.
Molcr, near ShepherdStown.
Miss Cluric Bowlcs, of Hancock, Nd,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR.. Allen Rcy-
nolds, in this place.
Hiss Fannie McBcc and Miss Lucy
Staley arc visiting friends near Waynes-
boro, Pa.
Miss Gcrtio Johnson, Of this place, Wis
tied friend, 1T Spring Hill, W. Va, last
week.
Miss Emma Scnscny, Of Marinsburs,
is visiting Mrs. F.. X. Wcis, in this town.
Miss Mollic Eylcr, of IIagerstown, is
visiting the Misses Grant, in town.
Miss Lucy Schoppert is visiting friends
near Ripon, this county.
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Marria9es.

On Wednesday, 18th of July, in Spring
field, Ohio, by the Rev. VIM. Warrin, Mr..
WIN. Z. KEARFO0T, Of Berkeley Coun-
ty, and Miss SARAH \. TOWN, OF that
city.
In Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday evening,
August 7th, 1888, ut the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. l.. w. DOOLY, form
erly of Charlestown, and Miss MINNIE
+. MILLER, the Rev. George Lincoln
officiating.
On the Bridge at Harper's Fcrry, on
Thursday, August 10th. lss;S, by the Rev.
John S. Haslnp, Mr.. JAMES }. LUCAS
to Miss JULIA ROUSE1, both OF Rock
bridge county, Va.
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Henry Stein, of Harrisburg, Pa, aged
40 wears, who was connected with Il band
OF travelling gypsics, WAS bitten by New
foundland dog in the leg and arm on
Monday afternoon. He refused medical
aiG and drank quantity of whisky. In
the evening he commenced to bark and
bite like Il dog, and refused water. He
died shortly aftcrward in great agony.
A large steer was caught upon the cow
catcher of an engine on the Virginia Mid
land railway, running ut speed of thirty
miles an hour, one Gay last week, and
carried to the next station, Il distance OF
four miles. Remarkable to relate, the
animal was taken off the engine without
receiving any Injury whatever.
Two of the best farms in Culpepcr coun-
ty, Va, exchanged hands recently. One Of
them, containing 300 acres, situated on
the Rappahannock river, was purchased
bv Thomas b. Nallc for $50, 900; the other,
containing 200 acres, near Brandy Station,
was sold ut $40, 900 to the county treasurer,
S. Russell Smith.
Colonel George T. Denoal, IN aged and
respectable citizen of lIarriSonburg, Va,
Monday evening shot and killed colored
man named Ned Rivcs, who had forced
an entrance into his house with the evil
dent intention Of robbery. His feet were
mutllcd with rags, and nc WAS known to
he thief.
Near King William Court House several
days ago Victoria Hill, colored IL years
DID, shot and killed her lalf-sistcr, years
old. She placed gun TO tho child's head
and blew out its brains. The child had
informed on her in several instances
where she had committed theft.
a terrible cyclone in Minnesota Tues
day wrecked the town of Rochester, KILL
ing and wounding Il large numbcrof per-
sons. Between Rochester and ZumbrOta
train was blown from the track, many
passengers killed and all more or less in
jurcI.
Hugh Rosborough, powerful, vicious
fellow, made murIerous and unpro-
vokcd assault on Captain Hcit on Monday
evening, in Baltimore, beating him with
his fist and inllictinS injuries from which
he died.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


ENrLER HoTEL-B. +. GRAVES, PRoPRIE-
TOR.
John Lake, Washington, ID. c.; Joseph
Walters, w. Schlotterbcck, W. l.. Rancls,
q. +. Flynn. j. b. Miles, j. w. Cost, Ha-
gerstown, Md; \. III. Jones. New York {;
NJ. j. Meyer, C.. Reuter-, j. Il. Thompson,
d. c. Standiford. J. NJ. Chelf, J. Allison,
W. Rodgers, j. III. Thompson, f. L. Lyme,
w. L. Harris, G. 4. Riddle, Baltimore !;
Lewis Rice, w. VI. Young, Frederick,
Nd. E. NJ. Baum, w. II. Winter, j. H..
Welsh, Philadelphia; c. III. Shoemaker,
Ripon, Va; W. a. Robinson, Louisville,
Ky; ID. NJ. Kilrncr, Martinsburg, W. Va. !;
A. +. CARROT, Knoxville. Md.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WYE have for sale n SPLENDID FARM OF
w Ill acres. about miles from Shepherds
town, on the krarncysvillo turnpike. The
land is OF the best quality. there Is u good
dwelling, II tISt-rate bank barn, well, cstcrn,
good orchard, and other improvements. VIII
be sold at u fair price on reasonable terms.
We have for sale % paid-up shares OF the
capital stock Of the ShcphcrdstOwn MGnufac-
turing Company. Purchases eau have any
number Of shares they want.
We have for sale several good building lots
I'm Shophcrdstown, which should be applied
for Immediately.
We have also all kinds Of property for sale in
town and country. and solicit inquiry. by
permission We refer to the following wolf
known gentlemen: DR.. John Reynolds, Hon.
\ X BotcIcr G. " ljcltzhOovcr, Esq, Is. +. Har-
son, Esq. - - ,
FLEMING 4 SNYDER,
Real Estate Agents, Shcphcrdstowu.
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County OF Jefferson,
Clerks Office OF the County Court. Aug. 10. 1883.
The following IL q list Of deeds admitted 70
record 10 said Office during the week ending
August Is, 1883:
Robert Chew TO John Y. Myers Deed Of
bargain and lie, dated August ] 1883, convey
ing II perches OF land. Date OF record, August
u, 1888.
= Robert Chew and J. Aldridge Chew aud
wife 10 John Y. Yyerr. Deed of bargain and
sale, dated Augn.t ], 1885, conveying u eefe
and /. perches OF land. Date of record, Asgu'i
IL, 1883.
g. John Y. Nyes 10 n. 8. white, trustee for
Robert Chew and J. AIdrihge Chew. Decd OF
trust, dated August ], 1883. conveying 10 arfs
and IA perches Of land. Date Of record, Augus'
IL, 1888
1. G b. Pense 10 Vim. Is. Daniels, trustee, for
james n. Moore. Deed Of trust, dated August
II, 1883, conveying one black horse and onc
sprpg wagon aud harness, for the purposes con
tanned in said deed. Date Of record, August IS'
1883.
s. John w. Roberts and wife N George Baylor,
trustee for Eugene Baker. DEED OF trust, dated
August 10, lsS3, conveying 100 acres VI isba,
for the purposes contained 10 said deed. DssS
of record, August IA. 1888 ar
g. Samuel Brown and wife TO Forrest W.
Brown, trustee Of jefferson County Baildiog
Association No. 4. Deed Of trust. dated Angus
II, 1853, conveying q house and lot oil isnS "
CharlrstowD. Date Of record, August -. lsS1.
T. George w. straiiIn,n aud wife 70 william
VI. Grsnthsnn. Deed Of bargain and sale, datod
August IL, 1883. conveying lot Of land 10 ue
town Of Bolivar. Date Of record, August u, lc,o.
g. William r. yesterday 10 Gloon Moore, uuS
tee for Vim. ID. and Joseph II. EaserdsJ, W.
tees under the will of WIN. r EssterdIJ, oeco =,
Deed Of trust, dated August u, 1883, eouveylns
a house aud lot In. CbArlestowp, Tor the PefP.,
contained in said deed. Date OF record, AoE'''
IL. 1883. v.P
Frame 10 John J. HiIlcary Deed Of bargain s.1
sale, dated September g. 1859, conveying IS, 50
acres of land. Date of record. August II. I o,i
10. N. s. White ard Gloon Moor,
commissioner, to N. H. Wilt. Desd VI ~
lease, dated and recorded August ls' io''
ia. MOORE,
Aug. 25, 1883. Clerk oi Coo0" "
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BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING.

The fourteenth annual meeting of the
Jefferson County (Shcpherdstown branch)
auxiliary to the American Bible Society
will he held in the Lutheran Church in
Shcpherdstown September 9th. at 40 p.
m. Rev. W. Il. Long, of Wheeling, dis
trict superintendent, is expected to be
present. The public are cordially invited
TO attend.
GEO. NJ. BELTznOOYER pres't.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.
REV. l.. X. MASON, RECTOR.
Shepher,lstown mt IL 1t. III. and p. IN.
LUTHERAN CIT RClt.
REV. H. NJ MOSER, PASTOR.
Cnionyille 1879 n. IN.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. j. >. LAFEVRE, PASTOR. .
Shephcrdstown lO.D II. IN.
NJ l. CHURCH SOUTH.
REV. ". q. EGGLEsrUS, PASTOR.
Pastor absent.
REFORMED CHURCH
Preaching 10y Rev. J. L. sossitcr Al 1879 u. III.
and AS p. IN.
NJ l.. CHURCH.
REV. &. -. COOK, PASTOR.
ShcphorCstowu 1870 "A. H., NnnclcVcSNlllo .
p. III.
Y. VI. &. y.
Young Mems Meeting in the NJ. r. Church
South every Sunday afternoon 1T r. m, ana
ut the Room every Thursday night.
Services in Asbury VI. r. Church, colorcd, to-
morrow ut II a. III. and 80 p III.
Preaching in Free Will lnptist Church, col
orcd tomorrow 1T II H. III. and =. III.
!. %. q. +.
Potomac Lodge No. 81, !. -. g.. T., meets every
Monday night ut So'clock.
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Salaries RcduccJ.-The Charles
town Free Press says: At meeting OF the
Board of Education of Charlestown Dis
trict on Saturday last the salaries OF teach
ers for tho ensuing year were reduced
from $40 per month to $50 for those hold
ing frst-class certificates. We hardly
think that the voters of this district when
they voted for ten months term instead
of nine months calculated that the extra
month should be 1T the expense OF the
teachers. Under the order OF tho Board
they will tcaca ten months for ten dollars
less than they got for nine months last
wear.
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Lettcrs.-Thc following letters remain
uncalled for in the postoflicc at Shepherds
town: John Domer, Mr.. Frank Potts,
Mr.. Abram Passon, Mrs. Mary Serix, Mr..
Jackson Tannly, Mrs. Julia An Watch
sou, Mr.. George NJ. Wright, Mr.. Amber
Washington, JAS. ID. Fulk, Mr.. John W.
Nichols, Mr.. William DevOlvc.
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HORSE FOR SALE.

MIR HENRY SHEPHERD offers for sale his
vi horse .'ARtHlE." PRICE 500 CASH
Archie" is known and recognized as being
the toughest and fastest horse in this section
OF the state, and guaranteed by Mr.. shepherd
TO DE- perfectly sound. He has been used 10y
Mr.. shepherds fnmil! for more than four
years IN single and double harness and under
the saddle
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COLLEGE.

TIME FL EyENTU SESSION OF SHEPHERD
COLLEGE WILL BEGIN SEP W
An persons desiring To send pupils rs Nornals
will please notify mo NJ once, ms the NUMBER
drsirublc that pupils enter IT the beginning oi
the session children not far enough advanced
for the Normal course viii receive the entlre
attention OF teachers provided ior thcm;
u. -. PENDLETON.
Principal.
July ~, lSS3-tf
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Judge Jeremiah S. Black, one OF the
ablcst OF American lawyers, and Attorney
General and Secretary OF state under
President Buchanan, died at his residence,
near York, Pa, on Sunday morning lust.
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TO BUILDERS.

CEALEp proposals for building S1iiooL
- HOUSE in Duitelds sub-district VIII DC re-
ceived by the Board OF Education until sop,
tenher l. lSSG. Tho specifications may be seen
nv cnlIiuy upon Adam Link nj Dufilelds, or the
President OF the Board nj ShepherdstoWh.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any VI
BY order OF the Board,
arpoj r. -. VI. HOFFMAN,, Secy.
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ORGAN FOR SALE
At Wholesale Price Z!

I HAVE u new lS-stop ORGAN, one OF the
| hest made. which viii sell for cash NJ the
wholesale price, ssO; or will sell II on the in
stnllmrnt plan for 500. The same Kind OF or
ganS were sold here this summer TOT Si.l Si1Sh'
Aug lS-tf j. y. lh' NHrl'i'
WE are selling Spices of MI kinds very
w chrnI-cOmC and see. StoncMHrr, GLASS
Jnrs Jelly Glasses Tumblcrs, &c. Pure CIDER
Vinegar Mt 30 cents per gallon.
PENpLErON \ LICkLlDER.
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Corrected weekly by u. r. Hodges.
SIIEPz7 MARKET.
Lost or StraYed.

C,AME to the premises OF the undersigned.
I ! on or about the 18th day OF August, 1883, q
WHITE AND BROWN CALF, about onr-third
Attorney. Tho owner Will please come for
ward, pny charges and prove and take away
proprrtN s-2l-:; r.. /. LEE.
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w,.hinetou Monument Dedi.

catei.-About 5000 persons assembled
rear Boonsboro, Md, Saturday last to
participate in the dedication Of Il hand
some and wcll-proportiOncd monument to
the memory of Washington, the illustrious
father of his country. Prominent among
those present were Governor Hamilton,
Lewis Cass Smith, a. X. Syestcr, Buch-
anan Schley, Frederick j. Nelson, OF
Frederick City, the orator Of the occasion,
and numerous other well-kn0wn gentle
men. The monument is situated on the
very apex of South Mountain, near the
delightful summer residence Of Mrs. Ad-
mlral Dahlgren, and overlooking the great
battlefield of Antietam. 1t is thirty-five
feet high, Of native granite, and is sur
mounted by lookout which commands
magnificent view Of parts Of virginia,
West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Mary
land. 1t was projected and built in 1927,
but becoming dilapidated by the action of
time and the vandalism of the soldiers
during the war it was recently rebuilt
under the auspices Of the Order Of Odd
Fellows Of BoOnsboro. The monument
can be plainly seen from Shepherdstown.
a Quaint Advertiscmcnf.-Thc
following quaint advertisement, copied
verbatim, appeared in the Virginia Jour
nal and Alexandria, Va, 4drCrtiSer, July
u, 1885:
sToP TIE VILLAIN!
on June the twenty-sccond day
My Negro fellow ran away;
His name is CALEB, and his ago
Is twenty-siX. or near that stage:
A strong-built fellow and looks sly,
think five feet nine inches high;
Although black, inclin'd 10 yellow.
lie is u cunning artful follow.
lie speaks soft, with SO much nrt,
AS if the tale came from his cart.
When spoken To he II always smile,
with an intention to bcsuilc.
Waistcoat aud breochcs, II IN right.
Also his coat and shirt were white,
He took with him some other clothes.
But what they were they re wise who knows.
The man that finds. and will detect him,
May rest assured I'll not neglect him,
But will reward him for his pain.
or do as much for him again:
That is to say. II need require;
Ifnot, TWO POUNDS shall DO his hire:
In Martin burg of berkeley county.
Whore III bc found To pay the bounty.
JOSEPH MITCHELL.
June 2l l1Sj
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FOR SALE.

MIR. HENRY SHEPHERD offers for sale ms
VI full mahogany bay tno whitel MA"
~ 10" She IS Of IIamhIctonian stock ioul
and - half wears old fifteen and II half hahds
high with fun name and tail, gentle ann per
feet i'm oycry particuiar-under the saddle anu
i'm single and double hnrness-and VIII DC So
guarauticd by Mr.. =. Price, $50 cash.
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FARMERS,
Look to Your Interest!

T HEREBY wish to inform You that am
i handling Il. j. Baker 81 Co.'S justly eel
ebrated FERTILIZERS. These goods are
generally known and their value and SUI
pcriority are admitted by all who have
used them. am prepared to furnish the
ingredients from this house, from which
YOU can make your own Fertilizers at 4
low figure. In these goods can give you a
bargain. Respectfully,
W. y. LEMEN.
August 3 n
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FOR RENT.

STEAM FIGURING AND SAW MILL.
rrpS.r CLASS STEAM FLOC RING AND
\ SAW MILL situnte,l in hepherdstown
", Va, All in good repair, with all modern
Improvement, Thrcc run OF nun. ,r, - 80 NV Nv
mill. Tossc ssion given nj once. 1all OH "'
nJircss JOHN II. III NJ,
or L. ". POFFINBERGEK,
Aug o5-9m Shcpherdstown,W W. Va
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Bal. due county Aug. ], 1883. from
4. Baker, Agent............-........ VI, ISJ W

Turned over TO Court Ausust ., 1883. the fol-
lowing bpnds, viz:
% 81 900 p"r cent. bonds Nos. 81. "a, n. ~,
~, ~, 81 32. SO, ~, %, -. 40. A. ~ 5S, A, ~,
~, ~, -, 40 aud 49,, and ~ siOO q per cent.
bonds Nos . g. 4, g, y 10, II, l2,ii3, ~, 30,
81, 90 23 -, 25 ~, ~ 30, 81, ~, IS, 80, 81. 3,
80, 40, A. - nud 62. which said bonds were
burnt IN open court.
% 81, 900 per cent bonds s23 600 o.
80 slOO per cent. bonds ........~....." $4,000
5000 90
Teste.
7. A. MOORE,
Aug %, 1888. Clerk OF County Court
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TIMOTHY SEED.

URINE LOT OF TIMOTHY SEED JUSr'RE
W. y. LE1iES.
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State of West Virginia,
County Of Jefferson:

In the CoLnty Court. August Term, 1885
Present, Isaac II. Stridrr, President OF the
Court, amd VIM. J. Knott and lillian Ii. 1.
Lewis, Commission crs.
The follow ing Is copy of the proce' digs OF
the Court al this tCru, 50 far Us the hsca affairs
OF the county are concerned.
MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS ON COUNTY
TREASURY.
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ESTRAY.

StTRAI ED from the subscribers premises IN
- Shcphcrdstown, on or about August 9Th, II
VERY FINE EVE, with Il slit IN each car nnd
u long tail ANY person knOwingOf the where
abouts of this Eve will please notify me.
Aug INV JOHN IL. S\G DER
WE will sell our stock of Ladies' slippers
w and Gents Fine Shoes ut cost.
PENDhETON LlCKI.lDER.
GREAT bargains In Glassware and Queens
j ware to be offered next wCck NJ
PENDLETON & LlCiLlDERS.
XyoU can always find ut PENDLETON Il
I LICKLIDEIE'S Apples, Peaches, Pcnrs.
Plums Corn, Tomatoes, Beans. &c.
WE have nice stock Of Groceries always
w on hand, Sugnr-cured Hams and Should
crs Dried Beef, Mackerel, &c. -
PENDLETON N LlCkl1DER.
I'VE want Bacon, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Apples.
w Peaches Corn. and all kinds of country
produce md Will pay cash or exchange goods
for same PENDLETON ( LICKLIDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-08-25
Total pari@h vi "
ROAD OKnENs- CmARL ksToWN nIsrkICr

Total road orders. CharlesIcwn Dist 80. $50 81
Road ORDERS MIDDLRwAI DISTRICT.
John W. MusgroNe - Son (use j. 4. Wat
son
Mart Swimiey 10
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Wheat for Mnrket.-The wheat
raisers Of Jefferson County would do well
report of the Alexandria Gazette, which is
applicable to the Shephcrdstown market
as well: "Wheat closed easy; the offer
ings this morning were mostly Of ordinary
quality, much of it being damp and badly
cleaned. 1t is very short-sighted policy
on the part Of farmers and dealers to ship
in this condition, AS labor Is very scarce
aud expensive in the cities, ami the wide
I:nge OF prices is due mainly TO that"