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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

For Young Ladies-Country.
RORDENTOWN, \. j. Female College;
a. beautifully located, very hesthful ana thorough. s
psroI Music Art Departments Ior circular &C. address
Rev. WIN G. BOWEN, A NJ, President
RELNIDERE SEMINARY.-For Young Mo-
- men Industrial departments opening English Ger
man French Music Home comforts Health frat COnsdcra
uoh Address AlSrk ~ BUSH, Bclyiderc NJ.
BRADFORD ACADEMY For the higher
- education % young Women Year commences sept ?,
01t foi circular aud admission apply Mi. ANNIE g.
1oiNhONi linaga for expenses 10 J. u. KlNGsBu lY.
{ 'LANoIC ALand HOME INSTITUTE, pough-
~ keeUete \ Ladies' COR .si
col GRADUATING course SOLICIT their snle. Thornugh
ness IN English mnsc painting and clocutun
MISS SARAH Y. ~. HUILEH, Prncipti
DARLINGTON Seminary for Young Ladies
- West chester hester co, Penn Location beautiful.
buildings excellent ~ All btanchts Including IAN
Ruases MUSIC. painting season sept no. 80
pei Iosf Address RICHARD DA ItLIEBTOE, IN u, pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

IrOgTER SCHOOL, "
j CLIFTON SPRINGS n. v
ihe N ,nio. arr VIII '''''' uEO. LooNfs
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlEr.
I Tnn tern onprs SEPT 10. \ thoionfh preparatory
''' " ms SAMUEL MATHEWS,
pniuravle -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

IL trains ioave depot foot Of COrtlan and DsNro.ss, ~.
Al SlO NJ $40 and D. ~ Tor hSs,on Bethlehsm Ala.
town, Reading. Mauch Chunk, Mikes6arr low snda wr
verify Ithaca Geneva, Lyons Eu0 and the West Pa1n.
Through coaches daily. Loca trains at ent 80
y. FOR Easton, Bethlehem and COOay.
Trains leaving at $40 a m. aud 40 connect "a.
all points Mahsnoy and HazeloD coal regton. suDts
train local Maueh Chunk $40 Leave Mach Chss.
81
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AND ONO RAitR0Ah7

- MuntL tAht LINZ 90 fnt MAJ
,,, va m lAaalghla bstin'fe -Hd Washias,aa
u R except SUNDAY, f1f N 4sh "a se, .a.i all u.t-.
Z p m bAiiF FAST hAFR IS t,ra, IN Yea
coaches 10 thasa, OiAoinaati d. L0uiA Csaset stits
plHiH west -"''" lsi Al
,MlDh L. daily i0I " ssLu gg0n and All .,.., -,
Fur Time rabies 1loseis 5eopin. BTrtbs WI II. Ntr.
apply COMPANY once a. 3D. 81 a.a IN ~ hatsAzs
+'nurf st. nTGnkiYn Peanaylyania Ha.ir,af ~ "'o~sJI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

DounLT TRACK. TIE Mnsr IMPROVED rquff
mi WIN ABEuhUrb EAfElG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-30

LOR BRIDGEPORT and all point, ON JI0Ii-
i sATONIC and NAUGArUCk hAfiROA Ds SUE
leave Catherine slip at IN, p. -3ds st. Ri sdass
$40 D. IN 10 ser than BY any other route "''s.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
Tattoocd Like Els Mother,

The population of Baltimore city was
increased by one early Thursday morning
by the birth Of a bouncing baby boy. This
fact alone was not specially remarkable,
for the boy WAS not the only little
stranger introduced into the wicked
world OH that days but there were other
facts connected with his appearance that
make him one Of the most remarkable
to the public as Miss Laura Lavarnic, the
tattooed woman, but in private life she is
Mrs. Adolf Norath. His father has lately
been the proprietor of 4 travelling mu-
scum, of which Miss Lavarnio WAS the
principal attraction. The family came to
this city on last Monday, having closed
somewhat unsuccessful season in Freder-
lex, Md. They SECURED rooms in re-
spectacle clearinghouse in West Halti-
more. Wednesday afternoon DR.. A. Trego
Shertzer was called in, and at quarter 10
one o'clock Thursday morning the heir to
the Morath family was born. The child
was very large, 10 the surprise of the
father, mother and doctor, the child's
skin was found to be marked or tattoocd
in identically the same way as is the
mothers, The mothers epidcrmis is COW
cred with fantastic drawings in blue and
red Indiarink. Snakes, animals, flowers,
gcometrical figures and various other de-
signs help to adorn the form, and aid in
making hcr one of the choicest curios
sought after by dime museum managers.
a close examination of the baby's cpidel-
mis- showed that these designs were re-
produced exactly in the same place on the
body, and, strange us it may appear, in
blue AMI red colors. The baby is very
healthy and fat child, Weighing, it il es-
timated, fifteen pounds, although he was
not eighcd.-Ba Himore AmeficaH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
A Burglar Sat Down Upon.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vented live in /
modest cottage on the outskirts OF New
York, near Fremont. Mr.. Vented is a
picture-frame maker, and few days ago
he bought considerable quantity of gold
leaf and stored it under his bed. On Mon
day night he went to bed earlier than was
his habit and slept undiSturbed until mid
night, when he was awakened by his wife,
who whispered in liorror-strickcn tones ::
"Dcre vos man under dc ped" Mr..
Vented told her to go sleep, and himself
rolled over on his other side 10 finish his
rest. Mrs. Vented endeavored to obey
the command Of her lord, but, being ex-
ccedingly nervous, she remained awake.
While her husband was snoring peace
fully By her side Mrs. Vented listened TO
suspicious noises beneath the bed. Pres
emily she saw mans head appear, fol-
lowed by his shoulders. 1t took but mo-
ment for Mrs. Vented to make up her
mind. With shrek the good wife rolled
out of bed and sat on the shoulders Of the
intruder with the emphasis of 27S pounds.
Mr.. Vented was awakened, aud in Il
twinkling lie had placed revolver against
the mans head and induced him to dis
gorge valuables worth about $500 which
no had appropriated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
Alarriaoes.

At the residence of the bride, in Shep-
herdstown, OH Tuesday evening, Maren
4 1884. by Rev d, NJ. Moser, Mr.. jon
w JSIiANER and Miss FANNIE IA. NC
BEE, all of Shephcrdstown. ,.,,
4: the residence of the bride, near Bill
myep's Mill, March 4, 1884, by HEY: u.
NJ. Moscr. Mr.. w. o. STlCKLEl, OF HIS
dale. Mich, to Miss ANNA Z. AVIS:
Ar the residence Of the bride, in Charles
town. on Thursday, February IS, 1881, by
Rev. l.. Shipley. of the NJ. +. Church
South. assisted by Rev. DR.. A. {. Hopkins,
of fine PRESBYTERIAN Church, Mr.. STE
PHEN s. DALGARN to Miss ELIZA j.
SHUGERT, daughter of the late hezin
Shugert, all of Charlestown. ,
February 10, 1884, by Rev. +. l.: VII
son. at the residence of the brides father,
John Mcdaniel. ESQ, Mr.. WILLIAM j..
HESS and Miss MOLLlE c. MCDANIEL,
all OF Berkeley county,
In Camden. n. j., February IL, 1881,
Mr.. CHARLES E. DALGAIE', formerly
of Charlestown, to Miss MARY ELLA
MANSFIELD, Of Morristown, Buriing-
ton county, Nj.
On the 2lst Of February, ut the residence
of and bv Rev. DR.. Martin. i'll Winchester,
Mr.. JOS. F. B. REYNOLDS, Of Jefferson
county, and Miss EMMA JANE, eldest
daughter of Geo. w. Castlenian, OF bruoe-
town. Frederick county, Va.
February %, 1884, at the brides resi-
dence. in Mnrtinsburg. by Rev. K. II. Pltt,
Mr.. LUTHER NANMETRE to Mrs.
JANE DOLEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
Peculiar Pcrsonages.

Georgia is just now interested in two
most peculiar pcrsonagcs. One is n living
skeleton residing near Leno, lIaberSham
county. lie is a young man % years Of
age, is fully six feet in height, and only
weighs so pounds in his clothes. Tho
skin clings so closely to his bones that it
has taken their shape and configuration
in every part of his body. He is in per-
feet health, and has never had day of
sickness. At the age of 10 he only weighed
80 pounds Ho eats With ayidity, but his
food is half digested. He has perfect
horror of himself, and never leaves his
home. lie is tho son of All excellent citi-
zen, and his father and mother humor
him in his every wish. The other erratic
individual lives in one of the upper coun-
ties of the State, and always feels rs if lie
was in the frigid instead Of the temperate
zone, and even in the hottest days of sum-
mer piles on all the clothing possible to
protect him from the imagined cold. He
was never wet by 4 rain in his life, and
never goes out ut night without sheltering
himself with an umbrella from the dew.
No part of his food is ever eaten cold, and
he often remarks that it is all he can do
% keep himself from freezing,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
Dfntbs.

I'm Martinsburg, of consumption, Mr.;
JOHN w. HAYES, son Of Nicklas ana
Elizabeth Hayes, aged 80 years, II months
and "a days, leaving wife to mourn his
loss. 80, .
PARALYSIS, Mrs. DORA Il. FRlSkEl, in
the 10Th year Of her age.
On Maryland Heights, Thursday night,
February 2lst, 1854, Mrs. Ann {: N
SELD, widow of the late John G. Unsold,
and sister of the late Michael Foley, OF
this county, aged 81 years.
In Chariest0wn, OIL Saturday morning,
March J, 1884, Mr.. NJ. c. ZOMBRO, aged
about 80 years.
At his residence, near Kabctown, in
this county, February 30, 1884, Mr.. JOIN
HETrEii, aged about 30 years.
In Bolivar, this county, on Friday even
inc. February %, 1884, AGNES, infant
daughter of Edward and Catharine HiS-
gins,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

Mile. Daire. the winner of the l00,OOo
francs lottery prize, arrived in Paris yes
terday. She Immediately proceeded to
the office of NJ. Henri Avenel, the direc-
tor of tie carts pecoratifs" Lottery, who
handed her check OH the Bank of France
for 100000 francs. At her own request
NJ. Devaux dc Lyfs, the registrar, took
her in 1. cab from his residence, No. 247
Rue ST. lIonore, to the Office of NJ. Herr
bault, we'll known stock broker at No. 8
Rue Gallon, where $4,000 francs were
safely invested in French rcntees, Mile.
Dairc only retaining 1000 francs for her
personal use. The winner is fresh-louk-
ing peasant girl of eighteen. Although
much elatcG by her unexpected good-fQr-
tune, her principal pleasure seems still 20
be in the knowledge that she will DO able
10 give handsome dowry to hcI eldest
sister. Since the news of her stroke of
luck has been circulated far and wide,
Mile. Daire has received nc less than enc
hundred and SIX proposals of marriage,
the greater number of these being from
people who have never seen her face.
Many Of the applicants send their photo
graphs, and state that they will deyoto
their whole lives to the task Of making
the winner happy. No answer has been
sent to any of them, and Mile. Daire will
return to Moptsrgis OH Monday, after
having seen all the sights of Paris under
the tutelage Of distant female relation,
who is engaged Il, IA children's nurse by Il
family living in the Rue du Bac. In her
native village the event has created no
little stir, and it is intended 10 give the
winner cordial reception OH her return.
- p0rir Nnruju1 Nsps
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
A Fearful Sfruggle.

A deadly affray occur led the other day
on board tile steamer J. C. Warner, be-
tween Penhook Landing and Pincy, "en-
nessee, between j. w. Watts aud Henry
Wilson. The two bclllgerents while ON
deck engaged in a quarrel, aud finally
grasped each other. Then both drew
knives and siashed away Mt each other
until each Lad received from four to six
terrible stabs. They finally elinched, and
In the scufle got near the guards. Wilson
made 4 desperate effort to throw his an
tagonist overheard. Watts hung on to him
with deathly grip. They both went into
tile turbil waves closely embraced in a
death struggle. They sank aud rose to
the surface, each trying to stay above the
water by holding the other down. They
were i'm moment at the mercy of the bill
lows which follow the boat, and sank to
rise no more ere the steamer could be
checked and lifeboat sent to their rescue.
Their bodies could not be regained.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
County of jefferson,


Clerks Office OF the County Court.
The following Is II list of deeds admitted To
record i'm Slid Office, during the week ending
March |, 1881: ,.,
!. Joseph Helm and wife to Patrick Brady
Deed Of bargain and sale. dated October ., iN's
conveying : acres Of land, near summit Point
bate OF record February -, lSSi.
>. A. T. Thompson and witcand Il. {. Stcpt"c
to Patrick Brady. deed OF bargain AMI sale,
dated April I, 1881, conveying y acres "f land.
near summit Point. Date OF record, February
% lSSi. ,,,,,
!. =. Howell Brown, trustee, To Lee II: Dillow
Decd OF release, dated spd recorded February
i. Goldsmith, assignee of Gideon Lessen
rings executor, Ia u. T.. Dorsey. p"'d of release,
dated and recorded February 20, 1881.
D " =. White and Forrest w Brown, spachi
commissioners to T.. II. Roberts. Decd oi re-
lcnsa dated and recorded February ~, 1851.
u. Charles III. Goens 10 George Baylor, truslc"
for " H. Conrad Deed Of trust, dutud ana All
mittod To record March /, 1891, conveying crops
OF growing wheat, and ID head of S-I''r-oId cat
tie. .,,,,,
TcstC, /. y MOohE,
Clerk or County Court.
March = 1881.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

selves TO crash cut the war that has been
raised by FL Mahdi, the false prophet, in
Egypt. General Graham, with something
less than 1000 soldiers, attacked the
rcbels under Osman Digna, near Teb, in
the Soudan, on Friday. The rebels nam-
pered $4,000 Arabs, who fought desper-
i.tely. They lost 100 men killed, besides
guns and other munitions. The British
troops, by = foar hours march, entered
To%ar ut noon on Saturday, recapturing
the city and putting the 1 900 rebels hold
ing the town to flight,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

The Seven Springs Mass is more sought
after than ever before. The people are
lust beginning to learn what valuable
remedy il is. DR.. Richard Lennon, Of
Lynchburg, Va, says for throat diseases
and chronic nasal catarrl, taking system
aticsliy, and as y local application in con-
nection with other local remedies, he finds
the Iron-Alum Mass of extreme value.
Who would not give 81 or even $50 il
necessary to be cured OF nasal catarrh
How strikinglY true that nature wisely
provides remedy tor every i'll, but forces
none TO Use it against their Will.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
Imprisoned Thirty Years.

Tho death Of Nelson Hinmap, the owner
of farm in Naugatuck Valley, Conn.,,
short time since. disclosed the fact that for
thirty years he had kept his wife confined
in al upper apartment with grated win
dows. She has been partially insane, but
the deceased is now charged with causing
her mind 10 give way by IN exhibition o!
his jealousy shortly before her first cEilI
was born. Before her marriage she was
woman of refinement and education and
quite belle. Her reputation had always
been of the purest and best, bat when her
husband, in i moment Of anger, allowed
his jealousy to get the better of his reason
and upbraided her, it shocked the poor
woman SO that ever after her mind was
somewhat unsettled, her reason partially
dethroned. Since Human death Mrs.
IIinman has been out of her room OH sew
eral occasions. The first was jus. before
the funeral services Of her husband were
held. Then, coming out of her room, she
looked over the bannislcr of the stairs
WV INV liS nan, W WV NV NN'N3 wv %
features Of her tyrannical husband looked
up from his coffin. A cynical smle-al!
most the look of eXu!tation-swept over
the haggard features of the once beautiful
belle of Birmingham, and then, without a
word, she returned to her room, and in
silence looked for hours out through the
grated window AZ the long stretch Of SHOW
and ico fringing the rushing Housatonc.
She seemed contention the first time in
three Gecades-quite 1T peace with herself.
There is little hope thst the wretched
wife, now an Old woman of over sixty
years, can ever be restored TO reason, and
in all probability, despite treatment which
10 promised, she will die us she has lived,
u prisoner In her own room.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

A terrible affray occurred in the peni-
tertiary ut Joliet, ILL.,, last Saturday.
Frank Rande, Il notorious assassin, seeing
an opportunity to kill john Mcdonald,
deputy warden, picked up heavy iron
poker, three feet long, and rushed upon
deputy Mcdonald, striking him on the
head with all his force, smashing in his
skull. Mcdonald dropped senscless.
Rande shouted 81 have killed the -
at last" and drew large knife. Keeper
Madden rushed upon RaDde and received
a terrible cash in the arm, but held Rande
until two life cOnyicts, DemOlin and
Roab, came to his assistance, and Rande
was hurled violently to the floor. Hear
ing the alarm Assistant Deputy Warden
Garyin and Keeper Ed Mcdonald, brother
of the attacked deputy, rushed in. Con-
vict Hoab was OIL top of Kando and had the
life nearly choked out of Rande when
Garvin ordered him off. ROab begged to
be allowed to choke Kim to death. Rande,
rising, staggered toward the door and
made !, quick lunge, grabbing a knife on
the table, turned desperately and attacked
Deputy GarYin, who broke heavy cane
over Randc's head, cutting him badly.
Pulling 4 revolver Garvin shot Rande i'll
the side and then grabbed the convict by
the throat. While holding him thus
Keeper Mcdonald drew L revolver, placed
4 4 81. .;SrI,f al ErnI
when Rande dropped. Deputy Mcdonald
and Rande were carried 10 the hospital.
An examination showed that McDonald's
skull had been terribly crushed. The
pieces of skull were removed and 4 portion
of the brain two inches long and one wide
was left exposed. lie will die. Rande
was unconscious for long time and 1t
could not be asccrtained how dangerously
wounded he was. Upon recovering con-
seriousness Rande said 81 am Jesus Christ
and was sent to rid this prison of that
cruel deputy. l think | have done it. L
left broad trail of blood all the way 20
prison when | came here. l have killed
nine men; this makes my tenth" Dep
uty Garvin says the responsibility of bic
Donald's death rests upon the jury Which
sent Rande to the penitentiary, instead OF
hanging him, During the terrible struS-
gle the convicts behaved admirably.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
The Indians

Mrs. CLIPPER, OF Milwaukee, while at
hotel in Chicago, WIS charged by the
landlord with the price of a chamber set
because she broke an unimportant piece
She demonstrated. but could get no abate-
,nent. She paid the charge, but going
back TO her room, broke the rest of the set
in pieces so small that they looked as if 4
stamp mill had been in operation. The
landlord raved, but size said as she had
paid for the set she was determined to
have the worth Of her money.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

A GIRL of fifteen, who elOped recently
from her home in Detroit, gave as one of
her reasons for so doing that she wanted
10 be young enough when her golden
wedding came around TO enjoy IL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

TuE legislature Of Virginia, in estab-
fishing the normal schools of that State,
provided in the act that $4,000 should be
appropriated annually for carrying them
on. Why could not our State do the
same: There is no uncertainty Of support
then.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

THERE will be three "only original
sacred white elephants" CARRIED around
by as many different excuses next sumo
mpr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

TERMS OF SAI.E.-Ihe Corn and Clover Seed
will bc sold for cash. ON all other property u
credit OF nine months will b. given on all sums
over ten dollars. Ten dollars and under thr cash
will be required. Purchaser 10 give negotiahi"
note well endorsed. payable at Jefferson saw
iugs Bank in Shcphrr,istown, W. Va, Will m
terest from date. The interest viii hc rrmltlcd
IL the note is paid NJ maturity. No property ~
bc removed tin terms OF sale are complied Win.
r. sale will commence at ~ o'clock sharp,
j. -. LUCAS,
u IItFI ERn,vER NuctioucCr. Adm Z.
IL ST, JOHN SHEPHERD, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

ALL England is excited over the at
tempts that are being made by the dyna-
mite licnds to blow up London. Several
terrific explosions having recently occur
red at railway stations in London, inyes-
tigation has revealed the fact that internal
machines and dynamite are carried about
lin yalises and left where the villains wish
The damage done. London is very badly
scared
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08
Saturday. March 9, 1851.

The Martinsburg Independent seems to
have its knife into Mr.. Evans, the post
master-clect,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

THERE is to be a dog show in Washing
ton, and Senator Kcnna is ANNOUNCED as
one of the judges. Seems 10 us Senator
could find Il more useful occupation than
fooling around i dog show.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

j. H. johnson, the Gun Man, or better
known as owner aud proprietor of the
Great Wcstorn Gun Works, Pittsburg,
Pa, will mail free large illustrated cata-
logue of rifles, shot guns, revolyers, &C.,
sc. He will send you gun by express.
You can examine it at express office, and
if not satisfactory return it at his cost.
This is certainly very fair proposition,
and is guarantee of honest dealing.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

a CALL signed by late officers in both
the Union and Confederate armies has
been issued For an historical visit TO Fred
rricksburg, Charlottesville and the Will
derness on Thursday, May 10, 1881. The
positions of the two contending armies
will be designated by the veterans who
served there.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

Joseph Mckinney, Of Adams county,
H., committed suicide in a novel manner,
the cause being family troubles He
climbed tree some forty feet overhang-
ing Mckee creek, and threw himself into
the stream, sinking into the mud AMI
sand
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

Ir is an old adage that syory one has
his faults. England at present seems TO
have its false prophet.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

People who cannot spend the season of
winds aud cold rains ia sunny Florida
should keep DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in
the house, It is ting best remedy for colds
and coughs, and will relieve sufferers at
QAce,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

Hon. JOHN L. KENNA has been chosen
as the West Virginia member Of the Dem
pcratic Congressional Campaign Com
mittec.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

Mg. w, ii. IIpKT, United States minis
ter to Russia, died last week in st. Pc
jersburg. His death vas caused by
lrQpsy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-08

Mr.. VANpERpI1T said 10 reporter in
New York the other day; 81 believe l am
the richest man in the world, In England
the Duke of Westminster is said TO be
worth s2G0, 900, 600, but it is mostly in
LANDS AMI houses. 1t does not yield him
= per cept, A year from now | shall be
worth more than $2OO,OOo,oO0 and will
have incoGe equal 10 per cent. on that
amount" lie owns 93G, $40 shares Of rail-
way stock, valued at $780, ZOO, his rail-
way bonds amount to sac, sal ,420, he holds
s70, $50, 900 i'll government and triilc Of
$4,000, 900 in other securities-the sggre-
gate wealth Of this Midas being
s2Ol, 3a2,4l2. And the SNOWFALL solIs on,