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The daily gazette., 1883-06-30
LOCAL NEWS OF E0TE.
ITEMS OF INTEREST IN AND
AROUND TOWN.
THE LATEST BASE BALL GOSSIP.
The Question OF Manager Watts Rein
statoment-Local Notes and Scores OF
Yesterdays Contests-

The game announced between the Quick.
steps and the Burlington club, yesterday
did not come of, owing to the failure of the
visitors to put in an appearance. Nearly
200 people were thereby disappointed.
The question of reinstating Manager
Waitt is being agitated, he having
a number OF warm friends in the city.
whether he is reinstated or not It is unani.
mously agreed that the club badly needs dis
cipline and good management.
The first game of the season was played In
Camden, Del, Thursday, between the Daisy
and the Ellison, resulting in a victory for
the latter by score of to S.
The managers of the Quickstep seem de-
termined to get the club settled solidly.
Definite steps will be takenF to-day. Barber
and Bresnaham will certainly be
released this afte noon or evening.
Where Barber will go it is not known
but Bresnaham will no doubt play In the
Anthracite, as they have telegraphed for
him. The effort to reinstate Waitt bids fair
to be successful, number of the stockhold-
ers expressing the determination to aid in his
his reinstatement and TO stand or fall under
his management. The effort to put Hague
manager, is not given much attention and
there is not much possibility of his becom-
ing manager. Several of the players have
been warmly advocated, among them
Parker, who has many warm friends.
The Harrisburgs have engaged new
third baseman.
Four new players will probably be secured
by the Qu.ckstep In few days.
The following communication has been
received at this Office:
On behalf of the Young Providence base
ball club, (amateurs) challenge the Quick
step basg ball club professionally to play
match game Of ball at any time they see it
Hoping to hear from them soon 1 remain
yours,
MANAGER YOUNG PROVIDENCE B. B. G.
P. Sour members are not over Is years
of age, but consist of good material
GAMES YESTERDAY.
At Camden:
Merritt. 20 1 q o K s
Trenton. o 0 0 o. 0
Total base hits, Merritt, 4; Trenton, 2. Double
play, Greenwood and Householder. Left on
bases, Merritt, O. Trenton, 4. Passed balls,
Sweeney Quinton, 3,
At New York (ten innings).
Philadelphia ....O 2 . 3 o o O-6
Base hits, New Ycrk, IL; Philadelphia, IL.
Earned runs, New York, 9; Philadelphia, 2.
Errors, New York, 4; Philadelphia, 0. Pitchers,
Welch and Coleman.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-30
A HANGING IN CAMDnIDeE

George Lake was hanged at Cambridge,
Nd, yesterday for an assault upon Mrs.
Clara Simmons, of Hooper's Island, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
Deufh In N NliMe.

A terrible disaster occurred at Braid
wood, Illinois. last Friday. caused 10y
the caving in "f the Diamond coal
mine. A dispatch from that plsc" says:
The mine hich cay,d III was the DIa-
moud mine, operated by stock CON
psny. The floods aud the recent tha~
had loosrued the earth around the
mouth OF the pit. and a land slide began
about three O'Clock IN ihr afternoon,
which IN few miuules imprisoned
some eighty miners. With scarcrlly
any warning thrrr snddruly appeared
an opening trom tn. surface at the
earth into the mine. The >Urtace being
covered with water, il tuk only shurt
time tor the waier Ia permta'r me t'''
tire mine. drowning all VIII" Trrr un'
able To gel o&t before the rising water
cauyh, them The galleries w"rt law
aud narrow, aud only 10y painfully slow
cra~ ling could the poor victims ESCAPE.
There WIS an ale shaft offering Az ave-
nue OF ESCAPE. III which many awaited
themselves, but the water came IN t""
rapidly to allow all Ia reach II. Nest
of the miner. hal families
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

A Young gentleman OF Lowndes Co.,
GA, ''mel his tate" in the person Ut one
OF Luwud,s couuly's lair daughters, and
every arrangement had be-n made, The
time appointed, the guests invited, tor
"A contamination of The Interesting
event. The time came for him 10 go
over to claim his bride. lie got in his
buggy and drove To the new bridge at
Rocky Ford. but alas! the swollen Cur
rent had been too much tor the bridge
aud it was impossible. He hastily re-
traced his steps mile or two aud then
drove rapidly down To Startlings Fer
ry, thinking that the high water would
not prevent his crossing OH Hat. and
peIcnanc,., by hard driving, he could
make the time. rpnt whip and made
as fast time as possible over wet and
bad road. Arriving at the ferry he WAS
greatly troubled AT finding that he could
not cross He next thought of the
Bellville terry, eight Or ten miles lower
down the liver. AT once he made for
THAI place, but before he reached the
Eat he gut into n lagoon of water and
after driving some distance into ii he
saw that he could not cross. Heturned
his noise Ia rcirace his steps and rs
soon ~ the animal got out of the road
i, commenced to bug and plunge in wild
distress. The young man hastily dis
placed his cluiling preparatory to get
ting out to cut the horse loose. and in
doing go he lost valuable pistol and
some gold coin which was lying l''use
in his pcckcts After considerable dit
inully he got the horse gu, of The bog
aud rolled the buggy out by hand Ills
only alternative now was To travel up
the river twenty five or thirty miles l."
Qni,uan, take the cars Tor Valdosta
snd hire u conveyance, which he did.
Wheu he arrived at the place where
he was to claim his bride he was nearly
two days behind time aud he, OF Course.
found the family and friends in a dis
iurbed stale of mind, for they did not
know the river was impossible and
could noi account for his failure 10 come
10 time. A few words explained the
trouble, aud the next day they were
made happy in each others love.-.af-
a"nfa CJ"si,fuiiOn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
WHAT YOU CAN FIND AT SPANGLER's,
HAGER,TOWN, MD.

The l,rgest retail stock OF Dry Goods ann No
tiJns All wool Black Cashmeres from 40 Cents
To $l.25 American Cashmerrs, all colofs, 70
CENTS Hat wool Domestic Dress Goods, oil
cnlois. plain siri 'ed and brncad.d l21 cens.
NV Sprirg shades In ladies sni ing. 10 pi ces
best Lancaster Gipyh,Ins 10 ccnis. no pieces
g." d style Ginl hams, fat c"lors, and cent.
o ~ case Carriers hest P.rcLles, yard wide, lU5
diff rent STYLES fr ~ l-3 cents One case stand
ART tignt prints tx cents. Ope Gaze dark prlnls
S cenrs. Blanket, Comforts and Wint-r Under
wear Al cost Winter Shtwl!, Wool II re, L. e.
gin. and Mits st cnst New " 'n.ook and Swiss
Ernbroid. ~. New wife and black l. w-s. New
duck lace, strip and figured PIQn's. Victoria
aud Bi-h"p Lawn Paiu aud checked n ,ns'nk.
Plain and figured lndi, Linen. Pain, hr"cndrd
aud Rsurrd swiss New Creton's. T,w'ls, Ia
bic DIm~sk and Napkin. just Openrd 8 cares
spriny style Cnttonsd-s fpr Men aud Boy wear
Mi.ss' n nd Ladie-' Gnssam-rS. y e case BATES
seersutker aud skirting Strips. DIR Warmers
C,rs-ts, and HcCnll-' Patterns. W'm'ut'.
Will Evansville, and NV Y"rk Mi !. Muslin l2l.2
cents. Fruit at the Loom oIi, 10 ceuis. One
bale Granger, yud wide, heavy WEIGHT, un-
olesch-d muslin 6 IA C nts. o. our remnant
counter Dress C"ois, Ticking. Muslin, SkirtnRs,
Cambrits and PLUS, Respectfully,
{. n. & X. l., SPANGLER
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

C,.;,uat; aud Colxmbus express

rho Cincinnati aud Columbus express
80. which lett Cleveland at 3 O'Clock
EIdsy morning, soon after leaving
Calm. aboat IL o'clock, struck bro
len rail which ditched the entire train,
srcrpt the eagine The cara were
earned on their sides. ker. Mr.. FOusi.
of Shelby, Ohio, Was taken from the
wreck dead, and few moments ister
she body of an unknown man was
brought uui OF one OF the coaches
Kober, Cwddrll WAS carried out ~
diving condition. He was terribly man
,i..d and died ia aSuut two hours. Con
ductor Ds,kin was severed, cut oyer
,he right eve aud bruised about lie
head Mr.. L. + Puplrl"n. GENERAL al
,orney OF the Cleveland. Columbus, Gin
.iunati and Indianapolis Railroad Com
DauY. WAS ou Iiit. train. on his way to
Columbus, aud received u fractured arm
and several cuts about the head. The
train was running at the rate of '~eCty
mH.s An hour. Gen, raj Nastr Me
chsric TurrrH was on the englae at the
tim. OF the accident, but escaped tu'
jury, rs did lhr engine,r aud hre",a'''
The locomotive jumped "vrr ''e ~'&t"
ra7l aud kept the track, ~hllr rSrry one
of the other seven cara we're ostr'"'"e"'
4 wheel ON the front car ID me Fox,
bury .rpr-ss, on the Pitisburg anu
W.,,,ru Railroad. broke at hive "cl"cK
Rr;d,v evening when the tral!' WAS
,..r;n, Etna Station, causing the
smoker and locomotive I" jump the
,r,cl. the latter tu,uing Over. ihe
.ngiuerr. J. &. Cooper, add ti'r hreInan,
Edward Brady, were buried u'hef tde
debris, aud before they gould be e1tr'
Gated we're 80 badly scsldrd by rscap'
ing steam tina, they will die. Pa'set'
GERS were considerably shaken up aud
bruised, bu, were not seriously tuit.
A,.5.3O o'clock Sunday morning. at
the village ct Franklin, seve" miles
west of Bel!sire, occurred the most
friohttul collision ever known TO that
division OF the Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad. Six,eea cars aud two engines
were piLed together in inext''cable
chaos in the franklin tunnel, com
pleteIy blocking il from end to end, "a
distance of over severty-tivr yards, and
from track To root Both trains were
treigh,s, very heavy, the esst bound
train being loaded with shell Germ and
ahe Yves, bound with COFFEE, rice, sugar
end patent medicines K. }. Ru'her
ford. the engineer Of the eas, bound
train, was killed. aud J. n. Hines, OF
Msrtinsburg, his 6rrman, WAS terribly
scaded aud will die: William Graham,
a brakeman, had l.is hi. h"rribly crush
ed, aud ampulation Will lee NECESSARY.
A wr.cking train WAS ordered "u, from
Bellaire AT once aud men put I" work
clearing the track, which was Uttered
uu in every direction. All trains were
DELAYED Grain bags were taken "n'
ard tine country ac@iSe pat 10 work
ehoSeliug up the corn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
Hagerstown Business Locals.

YOU WILL SAVE MONEY X you will call
and see tn. immense stock of goods now in
store At J. n. BEACHLEY'S. Hagerstown, Md,
suitable for the season, domestics OF sil KINDS
are being sold at low prizes, white goods suita-
BILE for aprons. seersuckers, ginghams, &c. No
trouble 10 show goods.
GLOVER SEED.-Alwsys consult BEACH
LEY, Hagersto ~, Md, the largest clover seed
buyer in the county, hefore you sell your clover
seed. even the ilht seed or tailDg1 Of the straw
As blown out can be sold at fair prices
Newly married people don't forget II you want
dishes. knives and forks. spoons, cedar ware,
tather,, &c. &C., 10 call at BEAoHLEY's,
Hagersluwp, Md.
NEW ORLEANS SUGARS by the tons have
iu-t arrived aud are now ON sale at BEACH
LRY'S Mammoth Store, HaHerstown, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

y a dispatch ffoas Baltimore says:
Among the most popular OF yoang
ladies' u the Easterr, section Ut the city
up ID iewinunths ago vas p Miss
Lizzie A. Mechanics, who resided with
her parents at No. 4 North Washing
ton street, a few doors aboye Baltimore
street, and the news Ut her death, which
occurred shorily after aoon OH Sunday
last, caused many bitter tears to be shed
by her numerous devoted friends. After
her death many rumors were rite as TO
the cause, aud it soon was whispered
that there were circumstances connect
ed with the occurrence which placed a
well known young man OF her acqnaint
ance in an uuenviable position.
About three years ago she became
acquainted with young man near
about her own age named Charles 4.
Kemp. Since that time young Kemp
had been quite attentive 10 Miss Nc
Daniels. About the LIST of November
Mrs. Mechanics noticed her daughter
had been doing wrong. This the
daughter acknowledged in an Interview
with her mother, and remarked at
was all right; Charlie and she would be
married before long. A week passe",
aud then the daughter informed her
father aud molhel tina, SHE Was going
To leave home; that Charlie aud she
wer. 10 be married in day or two.
About the middle of November Charlie
Kemp called at the house, and together
Lizzie and he went away (as her father
remarked, he thought 10 be marrIed).
Lizzie did not return that nj GIN, nor
was anything heard or seen OF mr. for
tour days, aud then Mrs. McDaniels ie-
ceiyed postal card from her daughter
saying she was sick in bed on The sec
ond floor of the building on the north
east corner If Baltimore ard Frederick
streets. While Mrs. McDariels was
preparing to 60 to her daughter, she
was surprised to see her enter the back
gate. The poor girl was crying. and
looked haggard and detected. With
true maternal love, the fond parent re-
ceived her erring child with open arms.
Lizzie asked forgiveness, stating that
she could not remain from home and
kindred any longer, destitute and ut
terly forsakpD. She was received within
the family circle, and the great wrong
she had committed was never referred
to. The girls story was narrowing
one. She declared that Kemp had at
their own home compelled her 10 sign
paper generating him from all re
sponsbility in connection with the
crime OF seduction. Upon being taken
home several physicians were summon
ed to attend her, one being gent by
Kemp. After the birth Of the child her
condition was pi,iable in the extreme.
She repeatedly declared her willingness
To die tor Kemp, and in her rawlings
called out Charley, my Charley, in
the mos; solemn manner. She exacied
of her family pledge that he should IN
no manner be prosecuted. Shortly be-
fore her death she requested the family
to sing seye,al Of her favuliie hymns.
and when they sang "'rhe Sweet Bye
and Bye" she ircbl! joined in the cho-
rus. AT length she became unconscious
aud Quietly passed from lite into eter-
nifty. Ilerfnneral to"k place Tuesday,
ard was largely attended. The nnmrr-
Gus fura tributes testified the high
esteem in which she was held.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

Two boys nxeIed uoorfSoH and Alliger
quarrelcl and fought at Minneapolis,
Mimi, wheu Hoorf>on drew pocket
knife and stabbed Ailiger 10 the heart,
killing him Instantly. Neither was Il
years old. IioorfSon was arrested.
1t is stated that vce-P Fl esi'lent David
Davis will so to North CAre!iua iWme'li-
ately after the adjournment of Congress,
where his marriage with Miss Burr will
take place. Arrangements for the event
are now in coarse of preparation.
The United States Iros aud Tip-Platc
Works at Demmler Station. Pa, were TO-
tally destroyed by fire last Sunday. The
Joss is about 500 900, about half insured.
Three hundred men are thrown cut of
work.
When West End man and his wife en-.
gagged in 4 debate the other night and the
dog got mp and scrathed 10 be let ont OF
the rom, they concluded that it was time
to stop the discussion.
Oscar Richardson, al insane patient at
the Brattleboro,t Vermont asyluM. turned
&he. hot faucetin the bath room, and sat IN
the boiling xstsr until fatally scslded
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

SILKS! SlLKSll-Lidirs desiring TO pur-
chase - Xix should MT fail 10 see the IN AT c"in-
pl.,e ass0ntu<nt In n ,gersiowu r. A. Brukh's
rni. " eX ne IL uf-ring ezra z nod value In
Black Silks at 81 90, $l.l5 and 81 %. full
line at col 'red silks, good heavy quality NJ Die.
per y,rd. A full liue al Surah S'iSs NJ 81. -. A
iulI II e III Rn ,derna Silks At $l.B5. A haDdsrnr
s,tiu M1.veIlieux At $l.40; also tue best SILK
PIush.s v. lveis aud Status than are being of-
frr,d vt ib- prices. Cali 10 zee them "nd be
ron, ioced OF the sup, rior guilty aud low prices
Of Ills al H..
CLOAK[NGS.-P. A. BRUGH, Fl ,gerstr~n,
Md. has just received his sec"nd invoice oi
LlYht Choking. for the fall aud winter sea-on
at bottom prices. PIushes fos trimming In oil
Kh ts.
Just received this week 81 P. \. BRUGH's,
II ,yersiowr, Nd \ large ass'r meat at Mus
Quet,,ue KID Gnve., IN Terra CoIls aud all The
new shade,. Call aud see Them
FLANNELS.-Gnt IN P. A BRUGH's, Hsg-rs-
tosu, Md, t,r Red, W tie and Caution flsLnels.
He hes the lArgrst sIo''k and lower price,.
sILKsl SILKS !-Juet received at r. A.
BRUGH'S, Hskersto~p, Nd, . full line Of cul-
ored siIks, warranted not To cu. for Is cts. per
ySrd. the FIRM price has never been les than
81. Do not fall TO see THIN. Il,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
BUSINESS LOCALS.
TO MY CUSTOMERS.

i wish to extend many thanks to my
customers in and about Shepherdstown
for their large patronage during the past
year, and hope that by Il strict attention
to business can have the pleasure OF in
creasing my trade with them this year to
Il much larger extent. Please bear in
mind that Shall endeavor 10 keep'a large
stock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods. Shoes made to order,
and repairing pralnptly executed. Agent
for MlIville Mills. A large stock OF bran
and shorts ut mill prices. One thousand
locust posts for sale.
GEO. II. HAGLEY.
Charlestown Jan 20. 1883.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
rRANK LrsLIr,s POPULAR MONTHLY.

2 : ~ = =. -
Z The March number 10 one Of the most interest
ing that has set appeared Of Ikis attractive Meg
az NO The oi'epiug article ny N ell Ruthvro.
"FfO.n B,lmOral to 0stnrhe," with It's eiev.p
a.. iIlustrnd ,ns. lie sdmir.br; an the follow-
Ing wil well repay the re,d,r: "Cyel mes aud
Toruadoes." ~ F. Cru, d.; "dIs svus Adolpbu-
OF Sweden, by Alfre,, n. Gu ipsey; "F,rrs IN
Theatres and their PRIV niion. :" by Aorsce
To~ns-r d /; "ropr ue- from T. mns-ibe Mnnn"s
II The Ubi states abd the Tunbs of Peru"
&c., d.. Ta.y are deliberately ilIus rated. lu
the department of 6ctioH sre cont ihu, IONS by
w. o. stodd.rd. E. .. Kenneth, NJ y Ru.-.r,
Spencer W. Cone. W Edgar Meta, D, &C.. g..
There are Interesting sketches and advrutu 60,
poems Of gr' 81 msri', aud new ~ri,i 81 e't
interest Is mmenrrd, entitled The Beau iful
G.uuiess OF u ,i,yi le" Tn miscellany Is cum
preheusive, amusing and instructive. aud The
Refreshments excellent A CHROME Is given
18th each number. For Life or Death" ID the
tits OF the present one. Price Is ceris copy
s3 year, pnstp i'd. Addres, MIS-. Frank L..lie,
Publisher, So IS and 81 Fark Place, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
Charlestown, Jan. 20, 1883.

When you e, TO VI utinsburg C al ON D. We'll,
Green Street. He can fl yon out with soaring
apparel of all kinds. He keeps on bard R"ad,-
mad Clothing, Bo"ts, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Um.
brelias, Trun.-, V,lIsrs, Gloves, Socks. and
Gentlrm-n'e Furnishings Of every description.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

a dispatch from Hong Kong says: "rhe
United States steamer Ashuelot has. been
lost. All her officers were saved. Eleven
Of the crew were drowned" No further
nnrtinnlnrs ,varl. niynn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
WANTED.

WANTED TO borrow few hundred dollars
w for one year Mt @ per cent. Good personal
security. For information apply ut this ONCE.
DUT YOUR HORSES IN GOOD oRDER-Use
I"Duvoy's Horse and Mule Powders" for all
diseases OF the blood, muscles and nervous sys-
tenn. To increase the quantity OF milk and
butter. use Farmers Union Cattle Powders.
Cattle Powders" These powders have stood
the test OF years, and are regarded as the very
best In the market. O-iw
BAKER 4 McMURRAN, Sole Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

James Paxton, Of Knoxville. Tenn, an
express messenger on the Norfolk aud
Western Railroad. who was arrested some
weeks ago On the charge of sttemptingto
rob tie Adams Express Company of a bag
of gdd, cbmmitted suicide In Texas last
wsak
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

We have often heard II remarked that no mat
ter how We II II lady is dressed, II her haucs are
not neatly glovcd and che his nots nice hitting
b. .ot. she looks uniidy and careless, and the eff
feet Of er dress is spoiled. ,dirs will d. well
tn remember tina, sehave many styles ut ele-
o mt foot wear which are beyond criticism.
MRS A. ROSE d DAUGHTER. "a n. Potomac
81. Hagerstown, Nd.
We keeU f,.ot-~-ar In all sizes, and halt sizes,
ard as many widths as lenelbf, thus insuring
peri-ct ft for all no matter what tn shape OF
thu fo,t may br. MRS. A. ROSE & nAUGH-
TER. "a N. Potomac ST.. H.RerstowD, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
A COwardIy Act.

RICHMOND, Va, February ia sensa-
zion was created here today during tiIc
taking OF depo.i,ions in the contested
election case of Rev. John +. Massey VS..
John =. Wise. The latter. the Mal0nrilc
candidate for Congressman-at-larSr, holds
the certificate of election, and Massey Is
getting evidence with which 10 80 before
Congress. Mr.. Nassey's counsel was ask
ing Auditor Allen about john ID. Shell
ing, one of the Malone tax collectors, anu
the question, Ibid you not know when
you appointed him that he Kept oar-
room. and did YOU not hear that he kept Il
gambling saloon?" Wise excepted to this
As irrelevant, and stated that he would
put Smelling on the stand to prove that
John E. Massey WAS frequent visitor TO
his house. Mr.. Massey said that any per-
SON making such an assertion was unwor-
thy of belief. Mr.. Wise wheeled around
and slapped the old man in the face twice.
MIR. Massey, who is sixty-hvc years old,
made no resistance. Wise said: ''Yoa
have lied OH me loug enough" Dir.
Massey rose from his chair and said: "If
| could wipe your blood from my names
As easily as | can this insult you should
not live an hour" Wise, shaking his
finger at Mr.. Massey, said: ~fM - Old
lasca!, would box your jaws for Ian
guas- like that il you were a hundred and
fifty yeas Old aud in the pulpit which
you have disgraced." The police were
called in and arrested Wise, who was
Massey's face bore the marks of the rough
blows given by Wise, who is an athletic
man lkiriY-srNen Years old.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

Ky Grand sacih e sale In coniinur until
March Is, 1882. We must m Ike room f": our
sprinv stock WHICH We are manufacturing on the
third husr In the new Humrckhouse block.
Thr pu,tic are cordially invited To visit our es-
tab!ishm.rt and ace The wmk h,inv IN idr.
LOWENSTEIN BR0ThER'.
IL Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
B. W. T. HREA R,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
w. Washington Street. one door from Pub
lie Square,
IL nERS1IlW MARYI.AND-

oA<A~s
Sp-cid Attentions given o. The kr''d uciion of
frst-rlass work Life sig. crsyun snd oifportrsi,s
execute In the highest style oil the art and FL Il
FEET IN Likeness .n,,.-
The lsry, 81 assnrrm ut af france snd mould
iuxs In br found In the State and Of every grade
aud uuslity, including msny ,uii,ely nes and
h.suiiiui goods. Also on nrnd dne Lire pf IN
CRAVINGS, Chromos Albums aud 10 faet evyy
thing D rt.ining 70 the pi tue bu4ueef.
The rosdrre u this paper are rqoppc1f6ly IN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24

A Boston express train struck sleigh
last Saturday night as 1t was crossing the
track near New Haven, Conn.,, killing
VIM. Meyers, VIM. Hone and Miss Alice
Franks, aud severely injuring Miss Emma
Nathan.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-02-24
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BEDsTEADs. CHAIRS, SOFA, No; Base
r SAFE. / LARGE COPPER KETTLE, IRON
KETTLE, Tubs, Barrels, Hogsheads. and many
other articles TOO Numerous 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums under SO the
cash will be reouired: above that sum. credit
Of eight months, by giving notes with approy-
cd security, payable at the Bank Of Charles.
town. Notes 20 bear interest rom oate. 0ut II
remitted. No property 70 be removed until
= ! -. = CHAKLES ]. ROBERTS,
A o. DRAWBACK
Feb 10, lss2-sw Admintsrrators-