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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
a(u Sas asubltfun,.

Die 5erbftfaiion itebt bor Der 9biir unb Elm
Seoer beiniibt fid feline @aare in einem fd)on
erridteten @ei6afte ausupreiien. Tim aber
NIT einein unferer eriten aaufIeute au reben
sd bin gefommen ui, su bleiben nnb bieIe
Staot meine Sematb su MAIDEN" gor einem
Sabre tpnrbe Der Cinderella S@ub. .Yalaft eroff.
net uno ipie Sober iueib, bat ii6 baS llnterncS.
men iiber allies Griparten ais arober Grfola er.
ipielen. Die @riinbe baflr finb: Das @e.
ldaft liest an elmer fd)onen neuen Stra6cn
oann. Der 8unid Der aiinben, Die @ceaitat unb
Uadlfenntnib bes GigentbimerS Al erprobeu.
Sollten ii@ in meiner @ef9aftsfii6rnna bie unS
ba Srrtblimer einsel6ldsn baben, 10 tpirb es
mein 8eftreben iein, iol9e in 8ufunft al ber.
meioen, Dab Seoer befriebiat bon oannell aebt.
Meine @erbinonng nit philadelphia Sdniern
oebem @arantie, bab eineS Seoen Gefd,,nad
befriebigt wiro. Der vGinbereIlaa beortiiot i'd
nit flcinen profiten. llnfere Nente III niiebria
uno mir fanfen unfere @aaren 70 bilIio mie
irgent elmer. aus Diefen @riinben iperoein, ipir
Die beiten @aaren gu ben alleruiebriaifen Yrei.
len bsrtaufen. grsebenft
uGiubereIIa."
20,e- ede SoufOn. Strabe auo absnue 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15

Der @inter nit ieinem nabfalten
8etter 1T ieet ba unb fam tituii BET bies
ier Sahres3eit nidt poriidtis Senug NIT
ieiner @efunbbeit tmseben.
Trcdene SaBe idiieen seSen Grfdls
tunS unb bic Eat man nur. ,penn man
sutes Sdubmert trdst. Natirlia finb
S. Sosfe u. SDbne aud barin allen Qda-
fern pOraus, unb, wie in Nusm, baben
fte audi bartn bic srSBte Nusmabl, fos
tppbl iir Damen, ais aud fitr 9erren
unb Ginber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
Gine ssrau fir ei,ten 9rna @ier.

Q(us Qnn0nn II. s.. nnirh neshr;pz
ben. .WDr bem Mf5ifeuoerie,te IN ai.
berbool {fonb Dieier Saoe ee ses @etln m marhIe II Ne
cine iunae Sro,, ner I @inomie anoefioot
Sic lln,3fdn6e biefes Wrnssiies SinS 1o., n
lelffonr nok 5ie 6er GrnShnund GSfar I'1 ,nerth II
iinS Sbr erfier @otfe f'',d Ipbf nnsh mn unS
es tpurSe eonftotirf Sas Sie mn, % S;eSsn, j.,u
INN einen Grua Nier an if,ren s,neitem
Wiann perhonSeIf mnrSsn ,r,or M snit;ce
Denhom: .giber tnr bem Noli,eiyir1tsrs nf
aab }ie otr 6ok ihr erifer Mofts triiae
lei Ii ur6 1lid5t orbeifen spalle Z Ser Ss SiS
bpfof. 9lis he lin ferIies uob,n sie
ihr Riuo nit fifl nr6 er fnnte pr % ,nsmn iis
Inn bas Rino iiberiol5eu 0i ipnlie. merSe
er {ie nidlt meter be'iidfidef, @r hot
iie barQufbin fir einen Grna gier ners m
fauft.0 Sic @efamoene slsit Werz
lollb Sf,ro @rober ma hnf ~ o,.rh
aefbaft1 Ser sPidter. XII osemamS
antpeien6 Ser 9en9nif obIsoe,, g Fam isS sS
,eSa. M2nior6 IIire mosehn nm glSanoz
ret 0rotpn.n Ser gPid1ter: MFon IoiIe
Wsaqaret Yrotpn Dortrefeil.n 9 en-, GrsltsS II y
berh6r qeifQnb biele. lie lei fei her alr,eis |
ten 6pdhaeit auqeoer 1efpeleu. Gie mir
te, 6aB Ser erlie Mann mod am Seben
mar, sbenfo, baB CT leine ssrau fiir
einen Grug Bier berfaiFt bate. Ser
%. Il Qxf~.rI.. -: = = ~.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
(Gortfebuns foIst.)

n9 Salia uub Sattie, stuei
Der an fOitbariten gefleioeten un6 gr0Bz
ten puppen, nel1e ie in Der @tabt
ausgeifelt tuurben, fOtpie elm e D.
rirtes Dinner set iper6en r.
f6enft BON @regorp u. 6 o., 400,
AL, Alb uno .415, 9oufDnitraBe, am
na6ifem SDlbeiterabenb.
Sober &dufer, Der fir So fault, er=
bdlt ein Coos.
Spiella6en. un6 Weibna9tsmaarer
in groBer auspabl gu ben billie ten
8reifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
6. s.. WaiiIer. gDbple5oIe- mi

y. .. Waitller, QBbDlefale- 1llt0
Retlilbdn6ler in Sarben, Selen, gn=
frei9ermaterialien, gDmmereeifraBe,
5am glntonio, empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bieien 9lrtifelt sll Stem Oorf
preiien unb lna6t gait3 beionbers auf
beit getpd6lten YDrratb bDn Bilbern:
@bromos, SUPPER llnb Gtabli1i1en,
0elgendlben unb phantafie : 8i1bern
aller Dirt, ferner auf bic gei@madbolle
Nustpabl bon 8il0errabmen ber aller=
mooernffen Gorm unb auf bic Nles
umfaiienOen 3ei@nenntateriaIen auf=
merffam. 9tlle &uftrdge fit irgenb cine
Der Dbigen 8ran6en perben prompt
ausgefiibrt; 8il0er BON ieber @r0Be eiil=
gerabmt unb ale 9lrbeiteu r16gli1it
ihnel unb gut beiorgt, Die in 6as Sad
fhlagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15

Wsarum 6anes, Yreiie far gaibmere
be5ahlen? Sosfe's pertaufen far SO gs.
impOrtirten fran3Sfiden @albmere, refine
Woae, in Sdmar5 cber 6arbis. l1niere
@afhmeres far Is Gents, LOO, ,25
unb bSber finb uniibertrefflid in Site
unb Tarbe. Wir baben ftetS eine sro6e
Nuswabl babon an 9anb, iowphl bas
brillante Blauf 4wara, als aud bas tiefe
Schlenidwar3 SIT Blad. sic haben
einen feiten Breis fir ieben aunben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
9ie 6d,ulben Ser Ser. Gtaot,

- Die S6ulben Der Ser. Gtaaten
iin0 i'm Monat ytobenber tpie6er um
1,721, ,672 Dollars nnb felt Dem 80.
SUM 1883 I'M 41,306, 146 Dollars
berringert aporben. Ser @elnmmtbe.
trag Der S6ulb 1T gegenudrtig l, $685.
596,985 Dollars unb ab3iigli6 bes
Gaienbeifan6es l 500, 785, ,060 Dollars.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
Ser Npftpffice Erd,a,,ae.

5nm mers & leb linger, gigen=
tbumer, ftbrt bic beiten Weine, gbaln=
pagner, Wbisfies, 2iqu0re, feines 8ier,
einbeimif6e unb importirte Gigarren.
Sas 2ofal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
8i1arofpieler finoelt mebrere Slide Der
beiten 6abriden bes 2an6es. [1,2,t1S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
Sir bic @cibnad,tsfeiertaac.

empfieblt Der llnter5ei6nete ieitt % IT.
Eager.
Srans6fif6e uno falif orni=
tide Ut OF f. uno Wei E meine fir
Samilien Bel Ser @allone.
Der Wein piro frei ins 9aus ge=
liefert.
Mlan made feline 8efeaunsen bal6.
G.S. M Meper,
10b-6mtu1mp Qlamozpla5a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15

u. S(. 9iirler bat aud in bielem
Sabre tpie6er folofale 8orrdtbe bom
gaumaeug aller 9lrt, ganbies, 8on=
bons, Sorten, &u6en &c. aufgefpei9ert
unb bletet in bieien Sad6e1 fit 6as
Weibna6tsfeft bic bette Nuspabl.
5euertDerf in beliebigen Quantitdten
lno 9imeniionen. Man made feline
geHellungen balo. 3,12,1Nf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-15
Nm boben prfis
Gpma,t npm 6. sSerner.
(Gprtfesuns.)

ieh., rleInte Der junge Ntailn IN etfpas
frn6eIerll 2Dlte. Sieler 9offofD u elr
ipahres BraDterelnplar Don SoDalllall,
oas Soeal elilss SurealltrateH. vi
betomms fd1on 96eroeit5lfaue, meHn eI
1tl1r Das 9eDrt 9eDolllilon 1orl, uH0
ipies mir glet9 an erlfen aa9e nnlerer
gefanntld)att oie aDur, me1l lW elaen
ltaais9etaDrllGen Nalle1 rage.
lin 70 n.elr IT es an5uertellnen, Dap
er DsfD tr05oenl II lelnem Daule ah1'
ltobil. ggIr 1iato 1Dm Seloe fegr per-
pfigtef. geloer fdllll lm lDm ili01 per-
1Oaildb oallteil-
lin ce5 9llrlllels tullleti mot! VI
tDittest ollss aeuDlutlonlTe a,lf se9na
Sd1lltf eatsrnullg, UNI obgislg er, Pug g
llld)t fsliilt, tullfoe 1e;nSona alitaislnlflnti
lbn na.fiighd@ pei. a1Iy pap Elm 9o0=
DefIalDer ~ ielne: Nale
Msai, lI.W ii:'bt n io,Oem Zone
Do1 ocal usanne, DI pr Sul lAa9me nno M
Rfege gefpebie la5 psuanom 0,o per-
peiena. q ~ i , lie oI DeI Aile.
ela'ieos y ~ > iDe9re alelens
tlaips. e.s suopl 80 lei erfaDfenes
rel ois oe.i.sai 'gs ssJd gfaI III IL, etz
ltaune.t iesetI s,ll oetIe 2Dllnz
De aud nld)t ge.aoe oas SeoeI DepfoDl,
lp II ne ood) lnnlerpia eeal! geaug, UNI
JeoeiI aAoerell Pqlehiell oae SuF am
onredgsn 9oppano:g sse ~ perIIelOsn, nno a.l.,
ou sIgeDlf olW ny utaaeeH geSeH De'lea
0altlrellil0.
gtaT oaoDse pei llU leioer, .I,!lE naB e DIe
AulnaDnle lpoDl anoefell al. glniltlIsa psIs
oofItie, als oeill 9glhen Deg OolraIgs,
llnan DOS aper nlWI gus lonusII Itleu W
MT elller lelgi DesIeiIilgea naIllgs . psl'
Saler sum Segen unO 5ut 9IDBlsaa sta SoD.-
pgt. 9elIor p1unaOm, ~, oeI lsaoll I.San fl.,
lugS oub lt''' sumsss09 ss,,asaa st.os ny ~ g.
aglis, wv s'a.s be Sanligs bar,T;g,er MSsh;ss
'uvl. ssassn lasosA sS'o; ;.sg So,s, p's9'ss
Op Issssa Jvy"; ;,,, S MsSr; ZIP s;s % paser,
{,s olnhr,,,,o nv. soss. =, neyloi5e,, T oIs Inn
e.Ss., Sognaas =, ss;,',,as Ser nofrath
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~ sxas,;;,s,, II sas; asnn srrm
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saarS;a sIsS Dsr srsssts q sss S;ssey mil e;ner
a.:ss,, ssS, wa;o,,,, ostI hsg ao,,,sea % - qlse;ne
ss.'lsn s,.s. sss'sa.ss e sa;s,, afy,f u,,S
5s,s, IVY e,,ss.oos & s nss Ssnftos &er,,nt
,,,,S s's So m n,6,,is ;s nor csi,nen fbrsu ob
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
Wonderful Workmanship.

A Texas military company were out on
the range recently pracIicing ntrine-shoot-
inc. The licutcnantin command suddenly
became exasperatcd at tie poor shooting,
and, selling gun from one OF tho pri-
Yates, angrily exclaimed
"I'II show you fellows how to shoot ~
Taking lons aim, and strong alm'
and an aim altogether, he fired, aud miss
cd. CoolIy turning to the private who
owned the gun, lc said:
"rhat's the way yon shoot"
lie again loaded the weapon and missed.
Turning to the second man in the ranks,
Inc remarked:
CHATS the way you shoot"
In this manner he cOntriyed 10 mss
about nftv or sixty times, Illustrating ~
each soldier his personal incapacity, and
finally he accidentally bit the target.
.'And that" he calculated, handing the
gun back TO the private, "io the way |
shoot"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
CHRIST ON EARTH.

Had we but lived in those mysterious days
When. a yelled God, mid unregenerate mon.
Christ calmly walked our devious mortal ways.
Crowned with griers bitter ruein place OF bay
All, had we lived but then!
Lived to drink in with every wondering breath
\ consciousness beyond all human ken,
That, clothed in flesh, as long conceived In
faith,
We viewed the Lord of life and Lord of death
All! had we lived but then.
To see all Nature quickening when He trod
BY golden glebe, waste wave, or shadowy
glen;
While n new sweetness breathed from leaf and
AS through mans image they OWNED their
God
All! had we lived but then!
Wild birds above him passed on reverent wing,
And savage sovereigus Of dark dune or den
Outstolc to greet him with mild murmurmg-
Soft rs a nested doves song in the spring
All! had we lived but thenl
AT Peace! be sunr' the storm-wind ceased
10 roar.
And the lulled winds seemed TO sigh "Amen!'
Fear-the hearts nightier tempest--surgcd no
more,
But n strange silence fell on sea and shore!
All! had we lived but then!
With our own words 10 catch the words He said
Crheir magic ponderins DER and DER again
The wine of wisdom quah from fountain head,
Mark the lame leap, ahd watch the uprising
dead
An! had we lived but then.
The world grows old! Faith, once mountain
stream,
Now crawls polluted down poisoned fen;
The Bethlehem star hns lost its morning beam;
Thy fucc, o Christ, wanes like wasted dream
How changed, now cold, since then.
All! It's our drcary lives whose promise fails
These languorous lives of low, lost, aimless
men.
Though mocl,cry's mist ourLord's pure aurcoio
pales,
Yet, tcndcrcr than the Syrian nightingalcs,
His voice sounds now as then!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
NEW VOL. 19--N0. 10.


/ loved you, Rebeccah, in that past which
seems now so far away" said he, recoy
ering his voice. "After months of hope
and fear and anxiety and doubt, deter
mined TO know my fate. called urOn
you one day NTH the attention. Of telling
you sil tEiS, bat YOU were not at home.
Feeling that further suspense would bc
uncomfortable, | wrote that note, here in
this room, aud, placing it on top OF that
old plaster bust of Franklin, went away,
expecting shortly TO hear from you. Weeks
went past aud yet ycu did not reply. You
know the rest. Hurt and angry, went
to Europe. enlisted, was wounded and sent
home "a die. was nursed back TO health
by gentle giil, the mother OF my dsugh-
ter Nellie, and came here, on .he death
of my wife, to pass the renlaiader Of nay
days"
"Aud have lived all these years bcllcy-
ing you had amused yourself by winning
my heart only to throw it away" sobb"d
Miss Wickersham.
@NNhNA NlaNNhibbSN hiAS fAaltA NiNu
ergv. at has been terrible mistake all
round, from first TO last"
"rhat p!sstcr-oast had y crcvice in tho
top of It. The note must have slipped into
it in that way" said she, mcditatively.
'Wcll, Rcbcccah, | have waiscd y long
tlme-thirty years for your reply. must
have my answer" he persisted.
"But We are old now," objected Miss
Wic!Serslnm, her heart in llutter.
The older, the better" said he, bland
ly. My dear, true love is like wine, i'm
proved by age"
"But what will Teddy sny?n cried she,
family, quite willing TO be persuaded,
when the perSualer was the lover Of her
youth.
Teddy gives his frOe consent. and
wishes you long life, full of happiness,
in the bargain,' said Il voice from the
doorway. "And well one family, after
all, won; we, Major?" cried Ted, cmbrac-
ing lis aunt
Thank God we will indeed replied
the Major. And they wcrc.- Chicago
LeftSr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
Ouidone by u BOY.

Moral courage requires more fiber Than
phy-ical courage. IL Is more difficult.
sometimes, to do right than tn march up
10 the cannon's mouth Tho boy who
could keep from swearing, and was not
afraid to stand by his colors In the pres
encc of room full Of profano men, was
a little hero.
4 lad in Boston, rather small for his
wears. worked IN an office "a GRAND hoy
for four gentlemen who did business there.
one day the gentlemen were chaiIing him
= little about being so small, aud said To
him:
"lou never will amount to much; you
can never do much business; you are too
small"
The little fellow looked att hem.
"Wcu," said hc, "as small rs am,
cali 90 something which none OF you four
men can do"
"Ah, what Is that:' said they.
al don't know rs osight TO Tell 800,
hc replied. but they were anxious IL
know, and urged him to tell what nc 'o'''-
Lo that none OF them were able To DO.
"I oan keep from swearing" said VI"
little fellow. There wore some bl"she9
on four manly faces, and there seemed l"
De very little anNicty for further l"tol-
nation on this point.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
The Hungry Passenger.


On one of the northern trains recently
was an old lady who evidently had never
before made railroad journey. After
looking about her some tine in curiosity,
her eye alighted OF the bcll-iinc, and slie
asked the water boy, who happened 10 ba
passing at the time, Whist 10 was Tor.
"Thst, marm,' said the boy, with wick
ed twinkle IN his eye, "is 70 ring the bell
when you want anything to eat, {" and he
passed Oh. Shortly afterward tie old lady
got down the family umbrella, and reach
ing up to tie bell line gave it yigofous
pull. OF course, the brakes were applied,
the windows thrown up, questions asked,
&C., the old lady sitting calmly through
the confusion. Presently the conductor
came rushing into the car, exclaiming:
"who pulled that beIl?'' 'T did, replied
the old lady, meekiy. "weiI, wfat do
YOU want?" snapped the official impa-
tieECly. "weli," sail the old lady, med
itatiycly, "you may bring me some hash
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
IN OUR new STORE
WHAT 1T is!
WHAT WE HAVE!

our new store is light in the front, light in
the centre, everywhere as light as day; light
30 enlighten the purchaser on the quality, the
value and the price light to show the people
thnnsnnl or moro nrlicles thcN must Mcor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08

A gentleman asked his Sunday-school
"Witb what remarkable weapon did Sam
son slay number Of Pbilis,incs:" For
4 while there WIS 40 answer, and ihe
clergyman, to assist the children littie'
commenced tapping his jaw with fi'e UP
OF his finger, at the same time saying
"What's this 2" "what's rbis:" Quick a'
thought, little fellow innocently replied,
The jaw-bone Of an ass, sir"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
The Enticr Hotel,
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WEST VIRGIN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y " 1T
Mr.. r. 7. GRAVES, formerly proprietor OF the
Valley House is now running the En;Ier Hotel,
and also retains a number of good rooms IN the
Valley House. which is directly opposite, all per,
sons berg boarded at the ENTER n'.,Ii ,ii
,rcomm,dations for commercial travellers. All
p.rsops who wish to spend the sumner months
In a pleasant and comfortable manner, can do so
by stopping at this.ho:e. first class livery IN
connection with the hotel, and reduced rates VIII
be given to the guests. Also his boats ior hlre
f,rt the accommodation of fishermen. a few
mss are still being caught in the Potomac weigh
ioN i'''A B.. +. GRAVES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
sisss Goods an! Merchant TAILORING,

Two hundred styles of SuitinGs for custom
work, embracing foreign and American man
ufacturc, a line not surpassed by any estab-
lishment in the state. Garments made to or
der in the most artistic manner, and satfsfac-
nn nrnnfnns 10 all
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
ASK TO SEE OUI

And perhaps you will be led to conclude that
whatever the price a man wants to pay the best
value can always be obtained from the champion
Clothier of Washiugto county, who will,rot uc
beaten 10y large dealers. for Nlshpugh LITTLE
HE tS ALWAYS. ON TOP, Gpvr hin( a call
and be con tinced that he is selling goods cheaper
than ever, aud still remains The Cheapest Man
on Earth" -
VI. EINSTEIN,
''The Little Nan Around the Corner"
No. 3, y. Potomac St., llagerstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
Ready-Made Clothing.

The goods and styles are so numerous the
collection SO immense, the prices SO low, that
several columns would hardly hold n list of
them We can only say come and judge for
NOuTsclf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
NEW GOODS
At Lowest Cash Prices !!
7 HAVE just purchased 4 full stock of
L goods, consisting of
Hardware, Carnage Hardware,
Domestic Dry Goods,

Notions, Groceries,
Queensware, Glassware,
Tobacco and Cigars, Sc
Don't forget that you can buy Paints,
Oils and Glass at the very lowest price
from me, as | buy them in large quanti-
ties direct from manufacturers. Also,
headquarters for Bar Iron, Horse Shoes,
Blasting Powder, &c. Salt always OH
hand in large quantities, which will be
sold at lowest price, either wholesale or
retail.
| sell my goods exclusively for cash or
produce, consequently can give you low
est possible prices on all lines, as | do not
propose to make good customers pay up
the loss Oh those who never pay, by adding
additional profit which must be the case
Of those who sell on credit. | invite all
in need of goods 20 examine stock and
prices before purchasing.
G.. L. HODGES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08

A boy was going np street toward
stationery store. lie carried glass inH-
stand that was TO bc filled. Every few
stems he would toss the iukstand into the
air. and catch it again. lie did tsnceess-
fully until the last time, when 1t fell TO
the pavement, and was shattered Into 4
thoasand pieces. lie looked at 1t about
ten seconds, ard then said: at served my
father right. told him before started
that / couldn't carry that thing up the
street"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
FURNISHINGS.

Dress Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Stock
ings, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear, liandkerchiefs
Suspenders. Collar and Cuh Buttons, Canes
Umbrellas Hand and Travelling SatchelS- and
every article needed TO outfit gentlemen
Youth or children,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-12-08
DIR. ID. 4'ASSGsNEY * SON,
HAGERsTOWN. ND.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PICTURES
AZ u. G.. HUNTERS.

First floor gallery. Known to be the
leading gallery in MartinSbRrS tor fine
work. One examination OF his work will
convince YOU at once that this is the place
10 yet fine work at remarkably low prices.
HE LOVES TO MAKE PICTURES OF
CHILDREN. All the very latest tacili-
ties for the work enab!e him 10 guarantee
perfect pictures and entire satisfaction to
al who deal with him. He always leads
the van in. his line of business. Call and
see his fife Selection of Picture Frames,
which cannot lac snrroa-od Ter beauty and
durability in this city. Reproduction OF
Old pictures (or copying) to any required
size or style. .,.,r,,p
Martin>burg, W. Va.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

ttr TO f<<f4r Tn4<i<r
u IN i>snc ofihe Jasper ~Ti,re-." az
der isse az Fri''sv. Narrh 9TH. lssa. ".
potjcei az ci.iofial of HAT sstiy r.liicf
pspcr IN relation 10 Corporation Offices.
The editor seems ~ ins;nnsle that III
hest men are NOT rho-en 10 an the posi-.
1ion Of Town Trustees Now We would
Iikc ~ inform The able Editor that Ion.
before he came a. . burden IL this tow ~
some az the very abiest citizens Of sI..
lnwu Ind been chosen. "a on those places
Even Mr. "A Citi7rur was once me ~.
I.rr ~ the Town Bnsrd. and no one will
tieny that he claims 70 be q good citizen.
- isr ~ The members OF the prcseni
board are concerned. fhev will hoi,l ~
tavorahiy with the taxes paid b. the ed-
5tnr. lie pays 40 INK. aud what seems
a hurt him so5 What right have Won.
Mr.. Editor. 10 throw insults like this "a
your bel;crs? Further. Hr. Editor. every
member o. this present board is free
holder. aud ynu are NOT and You should
remember thor what little you have Il 81
thc charity or few citizens OF This
town; % please don't Be TOO fast! You
eav We should ''pfrform our duties. 4
What proof have you that We have neg
Iecfed them II You have any, proiuc
them. Do yon mean 10 cay We do not
perform our dnty because We do not
spend The towns money IN advertising
~ the Times? II that 4 what ron call
doing onr duty 70 the Citizens, You are
mistakenl We savc every cent We ca n
for The citizens, and in order 70 save adj
vrrtising We extend an invitation fo|
every citizen 10 come 10 each meeiinxl
and see That 40 oro Infuw n. ~ .r<.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-23

Tho greasesf medical wonder or ihr
world. Warranted a speedily cure
Burns. Bruises. Cuts. Uircr-. silt Rhcun.
Fever. sores, Cancers. piles. chi.blain<
Corns. Tcsier, Chsprcd Hands. and Al
skin Eruriions. guaranteed 70 euro 81,
every instance, Or money refunded. -
cents Ter box. For Sale b. Mchrinrcf
Bros. jasper. and Z. w. Swartz. Hunt
inn bnrx. Ind.
Feb. Oh, SLY.