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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

a fellow working in Maine factory
where young women are employed con-
trived practical joke for the entertain
ment of himself and his admirers. He
killed an adder and left it among some
boxes that were TO be assorted by the
young women. Miss Stevens uncovered
the reptile with her hands. The shock
made her insane, and the physicians say
that she will probably die, and in any
event will be maniac for life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
FARMERS,
Look to Your Interest Z!

T HEREBY wish toinform you that am
L handling X. j. Baker & Co.'S justly cell
ebrated FERTILIZERS. These goods are
generally known and their value and SUI
periority 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 ut
low figure. In these goods can give you
bargain. Respectfully,
w. y. LEMEN.
August 3 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
DR.. JULIUS KINGS
Combination SpectacleS,
THE BEST.

lat. They are composed OF a combination
frame, set with the finest French white lens; they
do not rust, md are the most durable In use.
ID The lenses are of different shapes, so as to
correct imperfect sight in youth well rs old
age, both Tor reading and seeing at distance.
81. The frame can be adjusted to tit a wide or
narrow face, So that the cone OF the lens Will
come before the pupil of the eye, which Is very
important.
4th. They will neither confuse the sight nor
cause dizziness by long and continued use, as 10
the case with spcctacles of unequal focus.
9Th. They supply the deficiency that occurs
from hattenng of the crystalline lens, and will
enable one to see rs we'll as in youth.
9Th. They are recommended by the leading
opticians of the country, are not expensive, over
IA million of them are now in use, and every pair
Is warranted.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are marked Kings Patent on the
nose I'ce. Peddlers cannot obtain the genuine.
All iufrngcments of the patent will be prose-
cuted TO the extent of the law.
WHEN SPECTACLES ARE NEEDED.
When you are not able TO read the finest print
at twelve inches from the 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.
Ii is a wrong idea to put of the use OF specta-
Giles. II the eyes require help, they should be
used at once, regardless of age.
Don't be deceived by peddlers or travelling OPP
ticians, who charge exorbitant prices for fitting
eyes, but call on us. We will guarantee per-
feet fit and charges reasonable.
BAKER ~ MCMURRAN, Sole Agents.
SIS 4w Shepherdstowp, W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
rAnM AND HOUSEHOLD.

FARM AMI
c.u.ua ,,rs IN. ,n,,ss.
Ill. ,,,ov ,cual uu,ntity in
weight of Spples aud sugars make a syrup
of the sugar by adding hette wa'er' DOLL
ing and skimming wei, e"eh thro" III
little grated lemem peel ana y littie wli'e
ginger. Boil until the fruit LOOKS Clear
SfoN"t ''oD'N"''''. ono
cup :" s"s"r, '"o cup =. ,;od IN
teSsp''"'"' w e'" 49,. to-, IN.
cue "ou'' '"' '"l'. So If sod,
sugar. auu o''e-""i H.
III one Iao'espoohiu' VI ,o-o -.
between twenty anu '"
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LEMON -. .,,,.,
roll thedn u'i'' ST. -, -,
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wa "''~s WV F'
P'''0'
R,Scpoxr -Rinohope il quite a COM
man J.f.c, !, bors.s and often needessly
n-oduc.5 veterinary authority saws Of
-. .srho r-.., majority of rinSbones i'm
, hors.s come from the failure to
shor,e, their foes. TO this NAV be added
that ringbone Is ant 10 be formed il colts
ore allowed to stand on a plank floor or
anywhere else where the footing is hard
during the first eighteen months of their
age ""e'"'' :" -
.'''' >,
"so'
CoIIc.-The SYMPTOMS of collie, one OF
.be most fatal diseases to a horse, are
re,d;Iv detected. The horse invariably
scr,ncs with his fore feet, kicks at the
s,om,cb and shifts about. turns around,
smells the soor. lies down, rolls, remain
inc for = time on his back, and breathes
be.v;Iv tbrouobout. At the recent meet
inc Of the London Farmers Club. relief
and sure cure was presented bv a gentle
man who has been all his life among
hors.s wheu the horse shows the symp.
toms Of an attack Of collie. apply at once
horse cloth or WOODEN rug, wrung out of
boiling water. to the stomach and to the
sides and cover with another couple of
,lo,hs m retain the heat. As they cool,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

At the town Of Lagos, Mexico, Il few
days ago, while services were being held
in the principal church, the building was
struck by lightning, killing the priest,
four women and little girl.
A bloody encounter occurred Mt Man
chester, KY, few days ago. Marshal
Marcum, assisted by ex-Marshnl A. j..
Hacker, attempted to arrest Jud Sinks,
when A. Stivers interfered, and MORALLY
wounded Hacker. Sinks fatally stabbed
Marcum AS soon rs Hackers brothers
heard of his death they armed themselves
and shot and killed Stivers. Sinks was
also shot and slightly wounded. lie has
since been arrested.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08
BARGAINS IN
MILLINERY GOODS.
NOTICE.

IIM. II. BILLMYER is agent for the stand
w ard Fertilizers OF g.. T. Dunlop. George
town. These Fertilizers are among the best
In use. and give universal Satisfaction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-09-08

into dark and turbid circular cloud, hay
ing the figure of an immense umbrella.
Forked lightning of great vividness and
beauty continually darted from different
parts of the cloud.
Suddenly the scene was changed. The
mountain was split into seven parts with
out n moments warning, and where Pa
pandayang had stood alone there were
now seven distinct peaks looming UP to u
great height. In the seams opened could
be seen great balls of molten matter, and
from out the assures poured clouds Of
steam, ard the black elected lapillo flowed
i'm steady streams and ran slowly down the
mountain sides, forming beds 200 or 700
feet i'm extent. EXhalations of carbOnic
acid gas occurred so abundantly that
birds and animals in large numbers were
killed by it. and few human beings lost
their lives i'm the same way.
This seemed to be the turning point in
the great eruption, for the great assures
opened seemed to act as enormous safety
valves, and through them the streams Of
lava gently flowed down into the valleys.
One of the queer incidents was the sudden
rising during Tuesday forenoon of four
teen new volcanic mountains in the
Straits of Sunda, forming complete
chain, in almost straight line, about
midway between Point Saint Nicholas, on
the Javanese coast, and Hoga Point, on
the coast of Sumatra, almost on the tops,
where were the Merak and Middle Is
lands, which sank into the sea OIL Monday.
1t is estimated that $4,000 persons have
lost their lives.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14

JAMES G.. BLAINE, IN q letter written On
tho ssth ult. to a Philadelphia Journalist,
advocates the passage of q Law by Cen
gress to distribute tip net proceeds of the
whisky tax among w States in proper
ton to population.
IT was decided on the Goth ult. that Min
lister Lowell could not hold the Rectorship
of st. Andrews University, at Edinburg,
Scotland, and a new election would bo held
CoMMoDoRE w. J.. KouNrz, the wealthy
proprietor of the Allegheny (Pa.) Mui,
was convicted of criminal libel at Pitts
burgh on the 2Sth ult., and sentenced to
pay n fine OF $500 and to be imprisoned for
thirty days. .
DE-. j. G. BUCK, q prominent citizen Of
Braddock, Pa, was shown on the 28th ult.
to be an accomplice Of highwaymon, and
was sentenced to five years and six months
In the penitentiary.
PROF. j. II. TIcR, the well-known weather
prophet, died at Cheltenham, Mo-, on the
30th ult., aged seventy-four years. e
The Now York police authorities recent
ly discovered that a law passed in 1870 an
nuls the licenses Of all persons who. ftsye
been found guilty of a violation Of The Ex
ciso law. The result was that several
liquor-sellers were arrested, the claim be-
ing that their licenses wore null and void.
GOVERNOR CLEVELAND has appointed
Wheeler H. Peckham to be District Attor-
ney of New York, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of Mr.. McKeon.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
Bank Circulation and Contraction.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-In his annual re-
port to the Secretary of the Treasury,
Comptroller Knox, referring to the proba'
bility that all three per cent. bonds viii be
called in shortly, says this will reduce the
bonds held by banks from $$35s, 900, 600 to
e151, 000, 600, and cause a contraction ID
circulation of about $50, 900, 900 a year:
New legislation may, however, postpone
the payment of the public debt or cause the
National banks to invest in long as, which
will not mature for t%wenty-four years. %
long as there is a sufficient amount +"
United States bonds outstanding, leglsla.
ton should be so shaped as to continue
them in use as the basis for the Natiols!
Bank circulation. He believes that le
proposition to convert long bonds into tllree cts
is more desirable than that to increase lo
rate of circulation, >.and that the large colt l
traction in currency now imminent sloula
not be allowed to take place too raplaly.
The substitution of standard silver dona,.
for the retired circulation WOULD be sihlpis
the introduction of an inferior currency.
The Government has gained about s4,oo%,
600 by the accidental destruction OF Dal u,
notes, and the whole cost of the system ~
twenty years has been but $500. 669. ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
FOREIGN.

TIE village of Port Perry, Ont, suffered
a loss Of $3.50, 900 by 8 fire on the Goth.
The Dutch bark Judith was wrecked On
the Norwegian coast q few nights ago., and
fourteen persons persisted.
The King Of Spain on the 9th issued q
decree pardoning all fugitive corporals
concerned in the late uprising, on condi-
ton that they return within two months.
The business portion Of Rat Portage, in
Manitoba, was destroyed by fire OH the
9th. The loss was heavy.
NEWS was received at Matamoras, Mex,
on the 9th that tho schooner Buso had
been lost at sea, on a voyage from Agcor-
bumpo to Guaymas, Mex. -Four Of the
crew and twelve passengers were drowned.
The French Cabinet Council has rescind-
ed the decree forbidding the importation
of American pork.
THE Madrid Government has decreed
that slaves in Cuba shall no longer be pun.
ished with stocks and letters.
THIRTEEN mon were on the 9th
thrown out Of employment by the failure
of Dobie & Co., the Glasgow shipbuilders.
ABOUT twenty persons were arrested in
Ireland on tho 2Sth ult. charged with con-
l. OSJ wv" ny ~ AVoAoSASO Va q
County Mayo landlord
In the State Of Pueblo, Mex, a few nights
ago robbers murdered Father Cato and his
two servants, severely wounded his niece,
and carried off everything of value.
Two extensive factories ct Roubaix,
France, employing twelve hundred men,
were destroyed by fire on the 2Sth ult.,
causing a loss Of 100000 francs.
R1or1NG occurred at Newry, Ireland, q
few nights ago between Orangemen and
Nationalist, in which many persons were
injured.
ADv1cEs Of the Both ult. state that during
a recent collision in mid-ocean between the
American ship Thomas Dana and thp
French brig Rocaby the latter sank, and
eighty-nine of the one hundred and ten
persons on board were drowned.
By a railway collision a few days ago
near st. Neon, Franco, eighteen persons
were killed and fifteen were dangerously
injured.
The American Bishops on the Both ult.
closed their conference with the Papal
Propaganda at Rome.
The Lower House of the Hungarian Par.
lament has passed the bill permitting
civil marriages between Jews and Chris
tians
A CABLE dispatch Of the S0th ult. an,
nounces the discovery Of a small planet by
Baliza at Vienna.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Thu centennial celebration of the evacua.
tion of New York by the British was cele-
brated in New York City on the Goth. Gov.
ernor Cleveland unveiled the statue to
Washington; President Lane, of the Cham
Der of Commerce, formally presented it to
President Arthur, as representative of the
delivered the Grafton, after which Bishop
Potter pronounced the. benediction.
SoJoURNER TRUTH, tho noted. colored
lecturer, died at Battle Greek, Mich, on
the morning of the Goth, aged one hundred
and eight years. She gained her freedom
in 1928, under the Emancipation act of New
York, and for forty years she had spoken
to the public on liberty, temperance and
woman suffrage.
JUAN VALERA, an author, has been ap-
pointed Spanish Minister at Washington.
In an interview in New York City on
the 9th Governor Murray, of Utah, said
that a combination to defy the laws of
Congress had long existed in Utah, and de-
feated the will Of the President and Con-
gress. He warned the country of the dan
gers that beset the Government, and said
he was on his way to Washington to make
an appeal for the establishment of good
government in Utah by Congress. He said
that a strong sovereignty was growing,
and that the one remedy was TIC abolish the
Legislature, repeal the organic act, and
appoint a Territorial Council.
THOMAS a. DOYLE was on the 9th elect
ed Mayor of Providence, r. l., for the IF
teenth time.
DURING services in tho Maverick Street
Church at East Boston, Mass, on the Gosh
ult. Rev. Warren H. Cudwort!a, a Unitari-
an pastor, fell dead while Offering prayer.
THERE'S STURLATA, who killed Charles
Stiles in tho Palmer House at Chicago
over a year ago, was released from the
penitentiary on the 10Th ult., her sentence
having expired.
w. +. STEVENSON, Ex-Governor of West
Virginia, died at Parkersburs q few days
ago.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
AT the Japanese banquet in Bost,'

At the japanese banquet in Boston
the Other day in honor of the EmpeloI =
birthday n of the guests suggges'to1 a :.
would be a grand thing to send q lue
gram of congratulations to ms ho ioa
Highness Mutsuhito Tenno. The lu er
seemed to take, and, without wal1 NY
for q formal and definite expression t ho
gentleman slipped out and started In0
message on its tour to the ant'poo a..
When he returned and proposed an as as
scssment, he found the o. ,.; ~
others had cooled, and he was lett WIZ "
his share of the honor and the "noi AL.
the bill-one hundred and thirty wv
lars. --Boston Herald.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
LATER NEWS.

THE public-debt statement issued or tho
LIST makes the following1 exhibit: Total
debt G%ncluding interest of $50, 1854, $3.50, ST..
S14 ,551 $40. Cash in Treasury, 1851, 766, 513.
Debt, less amount in Treasury, 81, 800, 1885,
1850. Decrease during November, $l,721,-
|G76. Decrease since June 80, 1888, SAL $685.
l4G.
ROBERT I. LINCOLN, Secretary of War,
reported on the LIST the expenditure for the
year of $40, 791 ,055. His estimate for 1885
was $44,3S6, 20G. The number of assertions
from the army for the past year was near
~ $780,. One soldier was killed and nino
wounded in actual warfare. Attention was
especially invited to the defenseless condi
ton Of the sea coast andlake frontiers, and
the Importance of aiding in the formation
of volunteer militia companies.
HARRY BAUs, aged sixteen, and a stran-
ger, slept the other night in Eckert's fur.
mace, at Reading, Pa, and in the morning
both were found dead, s%uffocated by sui
.phuric gas.
WALTER Q. GRESHAM, Postmaster-Gen-
.eral, in his annual report made on the LIST
gives the revenues for his department for
the fiscal year at $45 ,5Os, 892, being ST.
001 ,2S1 in excess of cost. There were A..
sG3 post-ofices, and the number of post
masters appointed by the President was
2,195. The Postmaster-General recon-
mends the passage Of an act to exclude
from the mails any newspaper contain.
ing a lottery advertisement.
THE case in London against O'Donnell,
the slayer of James Carey, the informer,
was closed on the 1st, and q verdict of will.
full murder was soon found, and sentence OF
death was passed. AS tho police took him
away he held up his right hand and cursed
the British crown, calling for three cheers
for Ireland.
A FIR which broke out on the afternoon
of the LIST i'll the emotion house of Gustave
Metzler, in Chicago, did damage to the
amount of $1,000 900. There were eighty
girls in the building, all of whom escaped
but two, who were killed by falling from
windows in the sixth story to the pave.
ment. In the evening a fire in the office of
the Evening Journal completely Quilted the
building. causing a loss of $150, 900.
AT q Republican Congressional caucus
in Washington on the afternoon of the 1st
w. w. Keifer, of Ohio, was nominated for
Speaker. In the evening the Democrats
mot and nominated John G. Carlisle, of
Kentucky, for Speaker, On the first ballot,
the vote being Carlisle, 104; Samuel ].
Randall, of Pennsylvania, SO; and Sam.
uel S. Cox of NewYork, 81. Mr.. Carlisle's
nomination was made unanimous. John
B. Clarke, of Missouri, was nominated for
Clerk; John P. Leedom, of Ohio, for
Sergeant-at-Arms; j. G. Wintersmith, of
Texas, for Doorkeeper; Lycargus Dalton,
of Indiana, for Postmaster, and Rev. John
S. Lindsay, Of Washington, for Chaplain.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
The treasurer of one Of tho chic,

The treasurer of one of the chief
mills in Lowell, Mass, has asked the
employees by circular to vote on the
question of monthly or fortnightly pay
ments. 81 think you are the best Judges
of the gain or loss to come to YOU
from fortnightly payments" he says.
He shows that it will cost the company
a little more to pay fortnightly, and
says the prices of goods are so low that
economy must be practieed. He admits
that the employees could save money by
buying for cash.-Boston Herald.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14
A Sad Honeymoon.

COLUMBUS, Ga, Nov. 30-The Talbot Coun.
y nuptials. which terminated so sadly by
the groom, Mr.. J.. H. C~ovington, being
stricken with smallpox after his return
from the honeymoon trip to Louisville. has
resulted in the husbands death. His bride
is now LYING at the point of death from the
same disease. Talbot County has been quar-
antlned by surrounding counties.
Lieutenant Darlington, who commanded
me Greedy expedition, was thrown by a
Vicious horse at Washington and seriously
injured.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14

AT amateur theatricals in Philadel-
phia, Mrs. Quinn inhaled red fire and
died.-RhMadelpha Press.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-12-14

No~rdenskjold Is planning an expedition 10
eae South Pole In 1885,
National Republican., 1883-05-07
PERSONAL.
George p Lorillard and wife, and Miss Wight
New York, are at Wormleys

George p Lorllard and wife, and Miss Wight,
New York, are at Wormley's
Mr.. Andrew J. Joyce, OF this city, has gone to
Denver, Col, TO engage in business.
l.. D. Lincoln, Cincinnati, and D. W. William
son and wife, OF New York, are at the Arlington.
Owing to pressure of business, Postmaster
Gresham has decided TO deny himself TO visitors
amer p. m. daily
+. b. Lawrence and wife, Boston; L. W. v.
Kenuon and wife, New York: G. Sierra and wife,
y. :. Bond, Miss Bond, Philadelphia, are at vii.
lards.
Second Assistant Engineers Frank B. Randall
and Horace O. Whitworth, of the revenue marine
service, have been promoted 10 be hrAt assistant
engineers TO fill vacancies
Gen. Duncan s. Walker has been retained as
counsel for Sheridan and Walsh, the Irishmen the
British government is seeking TO extradite, and
len for New York to consult with them Saturday
night
Hon, Charles Whittier, Boston 8. Hale and
wife, Maine; Hon. NJ Garland, Michigan; Scott
Webber, Massachusetts Simon Powell, Chicago
Hon: L. IL. Humphrey, Providence, r. l., are at
the Riggs.
B.H. Camp, Boston; Dr. s. C. Dolye, Maryland
Q W. Black Ohio; Henry Page, California lie leT
Z. Watkins and wife, OF the East Lynne troupe
are NJ the National
Hon. s, NJ. Cullom, Illinois, Hon. John A.
Finch, Indiana; Hon. 9, Johnson, Ohio; Mrs NJ
u. Stamper and Mrs. NJ, II. Harrison, New York
Hon. j., V. Clark and wife, Philadelphia; Hon. E
A. swain, New York, are at tho Ebbit.
Mr.. Richard James, superintendent OF the Liy-
erpool, England, postotice, visited the Postotlioe
department. yesterday, with letters OF Introduction
| 10 Mr. Joseph II. Blaokfan, superlnlend OF the
othce Of foreign mails, afler Interviews with the
postmaster general and heads OF bureaus.
National Republican., 1883-05-07
LOCnl llRtna.


| j. II. Shannon, living on Nicholas avenue
county, says that on Friday night two men
put out the lamp in front of his house and
then attempted to rob his house. There were
no arrests.
James Warsdall, alias Bachelor was arrested
yesterday for being implicated in the highway
robbery in taking the young man Borry's
watch from him last week.
Manager Hart, of the Waverly Base Ball
club. gave his nine ten-mile stroll along Rock
creek yesterday, accompanied by two report
ers. The ten miles were covered In about five
hours.
Detective Cox was busy yesterday attempt
ing to apprehend liquor dealers selling on
Sunday and violating the law.
Miss Mollie Byrne, lately connected with
the choir of Christ church. Navy Yard, has
been engaged for the coming year as the
leading soprano of ST. Aloysius. Miss Byrnes
voice is pure rich soprano, and her style of
vocalization has made her favorite with the
Washington musical public.
Col. Theodore c. Cone, of Georgia, will
deliver o lecture Friday evening next at
Lincoln hall, entitled Central Truths and
Common Sense Conclusion, Religion, Science,
and lngersollism, from the Standpoint of q
man of the World" The known reputation
of Col. Conc, as a thinker and speaker, gives
assurance that this will be an able lecture.
The members Of the Schuetzen Verein en-
joyed an open air concert at their park yester-
day afternoon.
Saturday night last a fight took place on
New York avenue, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets northwest, between Thomas
Bowie and another colored man and four un-
known white men, during which Bowie was
badly cut in the face. He went to DIR. Merri-
mans Office, where he received medical alton
tion, and then to his home. He could not tell
who the men were, and there were no arrests.
The opening of Abner's summer garden did
not take place on Saturday night on account
of the rain, but If tonight is fair Chris
Arths orchestra will discourse sweet strains
in that resort, which has enjoyed two seasons
of remarkable popularity.
National Republican., 1883-05-07
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