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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-05
THE wtEEiY HERALD. THURSDAY JrNEn 1881.

them. lie waH found this mnfnins near
iosn horribly msnIlel aud tho SKIN fOne
iflm hls legs md hsLdf, his lace in Al 40.
uCIFtlklbie mae, hta fea'p hanging In
shfsds nd hls BODY Out and bfuissd. O1n
ui The An'mG'f Nas ttaf ding near the Otber
has not been found o. Hs0Htta wiift 10
fOlud the maTkH ~ the r1pe with which he
had been dragged. O1 bls refson we're
iourh so IN casa ana checks ~ his order
tor sGlj
LAMFhsAs,
LLMP,sAs, Juns 2.-THpeoisl 1.-The court
met to-day, Judge Blackburn presiding.
Upon the petition OF mnny c%iliz.nB, all the
dOcksts were continued until nsXt,srm on
soo0uu' - the agricultural Interests tLst
bsve iufsred 90 much on scoount OF the
sXc-s'iv- rains, and the Grand Jury 10 sworn
snd will attend 10 all businsss brought be-
fore II,
: Hon. q. W. yoIss 10 In The city attending
10 SONS landed interests here, and expects
TO spsGd much OF the ssssoa In this sec
too.
The June number OF the Lampasas
SpriDgs Aisitar, . monthly journal IN
pamphlet form. will appear tomorrow.
l. X. Csrrothers 10 editor and proprietor.
A soclal hop was held Of the opeTa-honss
Friday night, sud sh enjoyable tine had.
a report 10 circulated thst the town OF
Mensrdvilis IL slmost wholly flooded, the
Ban Saba river being higher than ever
before knosn.
Mr.. +. Mcknight, formerly OF Lompasss,
has located mere end 10 handling the keys
q, the telegraph office.
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INDICATIONS

For the West Gulf States: Local rains ana
artly cloudy weather; cast to south winds II
chan &c In temperature.
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TEE WfEhL'G
Cnmprisirg oight pages Of hiiy.SiN Columns
made up from the cream of the dsly e~dliiohf'
Is the largest and Cheauest Newspaper, Va the
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AMTeDoTE 70

HE FEEL.S LfsIE 4. NEW MAR.
al have had Dyspepsia. with Constipa.
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are tho first
that have done INC any good. They have
Cleaned me out nicely. Ny appetite t.
splendid, food digests readily, and l now
man" w. d. EDWARDS, Palmyra, q.
Sold everyvherc, 2Jc. Office, Al Murray St.,N.y.
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CLsnunYE. JUICE 2.-TSpscisl.l IA violent
wind aud rain storm visited Clrburne and
vicinity At 3 O'Clock THE morning, render
ins Buffalo creek aud holland river impass.
uole. West Buffalo surrounded the water.
workn engine house, ran into tins dwell
inRs Of Mr., M,Curry aud Mrs. Williams,
and within o lew feet OF the jail, and dam
nesd the railroad in several places. On
Fest Buffalo two good horses OF Green
Holland (solored) were drowned while
stnked out 10 grsze. Crops on the low
lsnd IRE greatly damaged.
In ,hs district court, just adjourned,
nine indictments were nolle prosecuted.
There we're seven convictions and thres &C.
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Ponds Extract.
For pains, acnes, cuts, etc. Its power Is
ever AL disease that CON, IS
g,thin It's range. II never fails. Try II
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TURN the two-,hirds rule out on free
grlss.
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MESQUITE.

MEsoUITE, June 2.-[SpecIsl.1- Q7i!e a
heavy shower OF rain fell here this morning,
but II will do more good than harm, as tho
ground had already begun to get hard In
places whtrs It had not been plowed since
the rain. The farmers arc quite busy now
Both corn and cotton, In most instances,
needs work, and harvest IL upon them. 1t
is thought wheat will make from fifteen to
twenty bushels per acre, and oats are doe,
but it is hardly possible to make a good
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mOrsrly r0fksd on tcoouri ~ The fsins
'lti0n 10 doing ~ veil ~ could ~ ~.
noted under the circumstances hui 'iO
prutusoi II not o. Watering ~ II niFhl tn,
Much trouble has besl experienced in ub.
tiining stands.
Cobsidsrab'e Interest 70 manifested here
onnesrninr tie grand a. COnf-derlte re-
union al D.llaF, cuInmeiciug August q "a,
Me- quite ~ill do her pat, Many II
y,r- iha lT-y reside hfrsshouis.
Businets Il o. good ss could be expected,
ana ths town CONTINUES 20 loom up, grand,
sio my add peculiar,
P,,iiies nav be put down "a qnist bnt
.i,sdy. M, KIN bTough, on popular can
iidsi. for the isg'tlsinIs, says The cabssss
gill not eanmeLoe IN earnest u1u! alter
tuu pusy sfs-On N over.
Ths Hkh.Lb 10 The only daily paper
u here, "a snv extent, and IL eagerly
sought alter by oil. By thu way when 10
the great daily OF north TsxA. Ao,ng to
come out in that Es~ dress.
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, June 2.-T6pecisl. IA cit.
izen OF our neighboriDg republic by the
name OF Juan Laredo, importing some
horses into this country without the BON
sent OF tho owner. was taken in by our
watchtul sheriff. The grand jury declared
him guilty Of horse stealing. This grave
charge affected Juan to that degree that he
arm Of the law. Finding o bottle, Juan
broke 1t, and with a pieoa made an effort TO
cut bis breast open. Failing In this, he
cut his hand, which caused the blood to
flow freely. The county physician, DR..
Wilson, was telephoned, and on arrival ar
rested the hemorrhags and dressed the
wounds, which are not considered serions.
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NEW YoRK's box OF poist ned candy proves
Fort Worth's potential Influence.
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CITY COURT.

Everybody use "Little Joker" smoking
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HIGHLAND

HIGHLAND. June 2-[SpsciaI. I'VE had
another heavy rain last night, put it has
cleared off hsein to-day. The !srners OF
this vicinity say that their crops are not
damaged by thu late rains as much as ex.
pf ctsd during the rain.
Mr.. Lamp.rt, Of DsiDgar6,ld, Texas,
who has been here Is few days, has gone
north 70 buy Wire to fence the large ranch
hs is locating here. He will go TO Ken
lucky soou Tor some fine horses and cattle.
The Beaumont Lumber company nrs
putting in d largo stock Of lumber here
now.
Over 2.OCO pounds OF butter we're shipped
from this place lust mon'h.
Merchants doing q good business on the
prospt cts of the crops.
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80. III MADISON AVENUE,
Now York. Superior board, moderate
prices. Many southern references.
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4 TtGmier Meets n ~frlghiinl D,aih
Mar san AniOIiU.
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RIDDLES RACK VT.

The Prsslden, Of tho Inrstsd Pein
Bank UDbossms Himself.
The Story Of Grea, Commercial
Crime Tersely Told.
The Awful. Moral whereof Needs No
Pointing Out.
Fighting Against Fate and tho Siau-
dard OIL Octopus,
Oaly 10 slak Deeper aad Deeper ln she
Dask Depths
or the Petroleum PargstOry-The d.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, June 2.-TPress l-Miss Far
we'll, who il engaged in thu laudsble ef-
fort TO encourage the silk culture industry
in Texas. gave an interesting exhibit n
lectures are ~enliveDed by An exhibit OF the
silk worms at work weaving their cocoons.
Miss Farwell intends leotu'ing throughout
tho state.
The June term of the district court began
its session to-day with about seventy cases
on the appearance docket. Tne county
court also convened this morning. The
appearance docket in this court IL very
light, there being only about thirty new
cases entered.
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BRENNAN.

BREHAM, June 2%.-T5p-ciat lat Inde.
tendance Sunday evening. Gus R,ss,
negro, was shot by Ed. Johnson, negro.
Ross and Johnson's wife came to Johpson's
house. johnson told him to go away.
Ross said he wouldn't go nowhere, and at
tempted to ride over Johnson, when the
latter fred on him with a nix shooter,
tho ball rakine fl CT nder the left nipple.
Ross rode 800 yards to q doc or's Office,
told the doctor he war shot and wantea
son ething done, fell off his horse and did
in a few minutes. The deceased had been
too intimate with the wife OF Johnson. AT
the inquett, = ver1ict in accordance with
the fao,s. Johnson il in the county jail.
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BURNz1, June . -[Special.] The Colcra,
do end Llsno river. are stIll rising. No
days.
Court las adjourned after quite an ex-
tended session.
The ipitiel number O! q newspaper. the
Llano Citizen, made itg appearance here
Saturday, this issue bei0g published in
Barnet.
l.. $. Bridges, proprietor OF the Mason
hotel, Mason, Texas, is in cur city on his
way home from sn eastern trio.
Seventy -lour thousand pounds Of wool
were shipped over the Au.tin & Northwest
rrn railroad from here to. dsy.
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SHERMAN.

SHERMAN, June 2~.-[Speoisl. l-S1mmer
began yesterday with u very warm day.
Clouds gathered in the evening and last
night we had u pretty heavy fall Of rain.
Quite o crowd OF people from the country
are in town to-day attending the sale OF
estrayed stock.
The matinee races OF the fair grounds
were we'll attended last Saturday evening
Alter one trotting race, tha rain inter
rupted the programme, which bad to be
postponed until next Saturday evening.
EntraBce fees were refunded by the gate.
keepers.
District court adjourned at a late hour
Saturday night. The term waa q long one,
and during Its %progress, a great number Of
i'm portant cases were DISPOSED OF.
The democrats OF Greyson county met in
convention this evening. b G. Mnfry was
elected chairman and q. b. Wondelohr
secretary. Ths comu.ittse on resolutions
endorsed S, j. Tilden for president and L
II. Hendricks for vice. pre,ident. Delegates
to the Fort Worth convention we're o.
pointed and instructed 10 1853 their iIiu-
ence TO have Captain T. j. Brown elected ~
one IF the delegates at large to the national
convention at Chicago. Through jts COM
mittes on resolutions the meeting expressed
its:if in favor OF t4rlii !or revsnu5 only and
the majority rule.
There viii ba meeting Tonight at tina
courthouse for The purpose OF trying 10 get
the North Texas Federal court, ii one is es-
tebI,ahed, located at Sherman.
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Ligh Ming Scmiilrs Hut Spares q GILL
IN ot Abilene.
A WbiT from The Political C~auldrou-
III, name haNor.
4 Fall Busest Of Special News.
AUSTIN.

AUSTIN,
AUsIIS, jane 2-[3ysei.l 1.-The com,
mission ~ appeals reportsd The following
casrs 10 he supieme u 10 be- affirmed;
HrIsh0ll 1t nj, We l., and IL, hpm, from
johnson, opinion by Delaney \; HDIrok
70, HonrieK st NJ from Williamson, opin'
ian ny Wargs, j.; Jones We. LSsaIsr, from
Parker. opinion by Wr,ts, j.; lie'ise We.
Inhnsor, nom MeLsnnOG, oslnion by
WattF,I
To DC reversed aud remsnHaj: Iipnstnn
& Texas Cen,rL railroad VI. Travis county ,
from Trav q, opinion by Walker, p. !
B0nnel vs.. Wordvooi, from Wise, opininn
by Taiker, p J.; saunders Il Werley vs.
EisrtWell g Chambers, from Cnrytlr,
opinion by WALKER, p. J.; Wall vs.. Texas *
PsWlc railway, from Callahan, opinion by
Wa T., j.; Totum W. Harrison, from Col
iius, opinion by Delaney, J.; RucSer ut OIL.
VS.. SpoiIprd, from Bal, opinion by Delaney,
J.; WEBB vp. Halt, iron Hill, opirion ~
DELANEY, l.; Marx 81 81, W, Caldwell g, al,
tom IOnoc, opinion By Watts j.; Andsr-
sNn W. StnokCnle 81 al, from C~slhoun,
opinion nv Watts, (; J",Ss & Pacific rail-
way vs.. Howard ana alto, from IsrfaaI,
opinion ny Watts, !.
A stockmsn named Chsmhers WAS pre-.
cipitaled from = stock trnin yesterday
iurnu Oh thu iron bridge across III. Colorado,
breaking both his legs and iuil citing other
painful but not fatal Injuries. He ives
punching the cattle 'rnu Inc outside oi n
car and was kicked by : steer, cuusirg him
to lose his hold.
Contractor Mcdonald, OF the Terrell asy.
lam, drew %, 100 to.dn, on estimates.
Mrs. Ellen ConneflY, Mrs. Pearl Davis
and Msjor J. c. Minter, a Mexican veteran,
died here yesterday.
Judge Hancock will have a card In the
Statesmen to.moTrow STATING that ne will
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, June 2~-[5pecisl Last
night john Hasse't. = tearnster ABOUT 40
verrs old. who had been hauling freight he.
tween this place and Bsnders, while
oamped 10 hervy brush On Main creek
about two miles from town. met With an
unt xpected and horrible end, bsiDg dragged
to death BY his mules. He had been solic-
tied by q friend n s'eep Ia his house, but
aid he preferred to camp near ny. During
the night the family was awakened ny q
great uprosr y ihs .rrusr, but /, ougNt tt
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FORT WORTH.

FORT WORM, June 2-[Ipecial, 1.-The
returns from the ritlt precincts IN tho
county holding primaries Saturday, gnow
n determination TO have Tilden me Hen
bricks as the candidates OF the democracy
,his fall, favor tariff for revenue, aud III
several cases endorse We!lborn's course 10
congress.
The heavy rains this morning have
tloooed the low places about and In the city,
showing our drainsgs system to be bad
The engine has been kept busv today
pumping out the Yards around the build.
nRs below the grade.
The man Miguel, injured by the explo-
lion OF . range yesterday, 10 considered in
y dying condition by some Of the physi.
Clans, bat by others is IL ,hought he VIII
recover.
A telegram from Dallas to the Gazette to
the effect that in a collision at Alvord
A, hrse engines and a number OF cars had
heen ruined, 10 said to be = figaient Of the
imagination. Tho damage mounts to
SIS Is, and not $40,O O0.
The rains last night AND to-day havs dis
cour,ged the farmers, who are somewhat
dependent. The prospects for good crops
are greatly lessened by this last food.
Hugh T.. Wilson, eco who had a leg
emputated not long ago, has so fer recov-
cred as to be able 10 be ont OIL the street.
The men injured by the explosion otthe
Van range ray they will sus the nanutac.
,urers for damages. Some time sgo q
range OF The same make, in the residence
of W.. A. Garner, exploded, but DO one WAS
hurt.
Blu ,iaess is quite dull, principally owing
to the universally heavy rains.
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SPECIAL URINARY.

The Elements Agaln romplro Against
Vic Texas Iu,blndmeu.
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MARSHALL, Juno 2 -[Speeiall-On Satur.
dsy a case OF smsllpox was reported in q
negro family living near the Iailrcad, in
the northwest part Of the town. Yester.
day they were moved to the p%es'-honse. In
the evening the building, a two.story frame
Tss oyemated, BY some means unknown to
vour correspondent. 1t was incurred in the
Sprinefield Fire & Marine for $500.
"A child, aged l6 montbs, got hold OF
some concentrated I've, ate q email quantity
and died In q short time.
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ARE EroUL4rsp 40 ASSOC seq
v JOu OVER lNp - Geaniiiass ioT u,u'
IA lHfHTUT na
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-04-05
NEW VOL. 'l9--N0. 81.

The beautiful dark eyes were full OF
tears, and the marble checks told of suffer
ing, and the voice Was broken that said
al am so sorry, do love you." Neither
ever told the story OF their quarrel.
In what Jim deemed a proper length of
time he took and whispered to Tom To
bring Mother up TO ''rhe Retreat
Mrs. Beresiorl, all unsuspicious of tho
trap laid for her by undutiful Jimmie,
was led like lamb to the slaughter to
"The Retreat" where she encountered
two very happy young gentlemen and two
equally frightened youRs ladies'.
20, mother, we have talked them over, "
cried jim, while sweet Nellie Brown PIT
her arms around Mother Bercsforl and
said: Dear Mrs. BcrcSford, we Lowell
you too we'll TO offend you by refusing
your boys"
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SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. SATURDAY, APt
She and !.

And sail 'She Is dead; could not brook
Again on that marvellous face to look"
But they took my hand and they led me in'
And left me alone with my nearest Kim
Once again alone in that silent place.
Nv beautiful dead and /, face 10 face.
And | could not speak. and could not stir,
But stood and with love looked on her.
With love. and with rapture, and strange sur
prise
I looked on the lips and the close-shut eyes;
On the perfect rest and the calm content.
And the happiness there in her features blent.
And the thin white hands that had wrought.so
much,
Now nervelcss TO kisses or fevcred touch,
Nv beautiful dead who had known the strife.
The pain and the sorrow, that We call LILO.
Who had never faltered beneath her cross.
Nor murmured when loss followed swift on loss.
And the smile that sweetened her lips Away
Lay light on her blessed mouth that day.
I Ismoothed from her hair silver thread
And wept, but could not think her dead.
felt, with wonder too deep for speech.
She could tell what only the angels teach.
And down over her mouth leaned my ear,
Lest there might be something should not hear.
Then out from the silence between us stole
A message that reached to my inmost soul.
"Why weep you to-day who have wept before
That the road was rough must journey o'erf
''Why mourn that my lips can answer not
When anguish and sorrow are both forgot?
"Behold, all my life have longed for rest
Yea, cen when held you upon my breast.
"And now that lie in a breathless sleep,
Instead of rejoicing you sigh and weep.
"My dearest, know that you would not break
Ifyou could-my slumber and have me wake.
For though life was full of the things that bless.
have never till now known happiness"
Then dried my tears and with lifted head
l left my mother, my beautiful dead.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-04-05

ooh. think Il must be 30 iiice 10 bc
connected with newspaper" said Miss
McFlynn 10 young QuiIldriycr, as they
sat together one evening.
"Yes, Il IS 80 20, lie replied; "but Why
do yon think IL is?'' ~ ' '
"why, IL has 40 many advantages. i
should think you would gl6ry IN tie frct-
dom, the power, the liberty, aud an Tie
privileges Of the press" p '''''
"Certainly1 Go. It's a pity, With all
your enthusiasm Oh tle subject, tIrat you
are not q joirnaifsr." ' .''f ''
az think 80 too. but you know it is hard
for woman to got recognition. I should
be deligiitel 10 feel tiIat the press en-
bracei me-"
20 <+oh, you would, would yoIE Great
Scott, wait tiili fiirn 'lDwn the gas"
.u. N ,itJ l. Kim -1l-i- - Ll-.l--ii- p 30
81 don't Under stand why women dress
that way" sail a man pointing 20 lady
who pnSse'I aI6ug the street. l''e'i Li->i'
81 don't either" replied a bys'sndcr.
"That. woni.o,'' ,coirtinnedr tile first
speaker, Gig dressed ri,Iic0ioasjy. Her
tsslarfl must d. afosa - ~ - $50 ir'7Wi
= s.F kn02 he u, "'sai'l The iystandcr. e'ri
-yssDo gov know biUs,'s ,,io i'fe asi1
a.oh, yea rnii.,e DisncsI r'oi myself"
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NOTICE.

ELEMING Il SNYDER, Real Estate
i Agents, have just had placed in their
hands good Frame House, with about pa
acres of ground, good stabling, % fruit
trees, about three miles from Shepherds
town. Price $3.50. 1t is the property OF
John j. Bycrs.
Prompt attention will be given to rent,
ing property in town or country. lnsur-
ance secured in good companies on rcas-
enable terms.
We have for sale 4 Splendid Farm of
Ill acres; good land; good dwelling;
first-rate bank barn, nearly new an ele-
CANT orchard; from q to 10 acres in lum-
ber; good well of water in the yard; 4
cistern ut the barn. Price, $57 per acre.
Terms reasonable. This is the only small
farm in this vicinity for sale.
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f A r M 4 r S,
Look to Your Interest.

II is with pleasure that we come before you
again and present to you our compliments, and
very respectfully submit this article Tor your
careful perusa and consideration.
Our special preparation Tor corn mas the past
season, surpassed our most sangulne anticipa-
tious. Some farmers hesitatcd taking hold OF
our goods last year, from the fact that they had
used other fertilizers that fired their corn during
q drought In order to convince the most timtd
that our goods would not fire corn during
drought, but assists in holding moisture, We put
il upon corn in limestone land underlaid with
rcck, southeastern exposure, and put 2,64O los.
per acre, applying one-hai beside the corn in
tie HILL the other half broadcast Wewerc fear
ful that such an overdose would burn the corn,
but it did not 1t grew an excellent crop and
was the first corn TO ripen. This test Was seen
by some of our best farmers, and has forever
settled this question, so far as our gocd5 are
concerned
Oar Fertilizer should be applied beside the
corn in the hill, or drilled in with the corn II n
planter is used. These good pushes your crop
forward, go you can till II before harvest and
ripens i. much earlier, and saves your crop in
case of an carly frost. single handful is enough
to lwo hills. To get the best results you should
use $50 to 200 lbs. per acre The most successful
farmers favor the land To DC well pulyer!zed,
planted early in deep iurr0Ws, and alter tat nrst
plowiug use. a cultivatOr breaking the grourd
only 10 the depth Of from one to two inches, and
in case of drought to plow frequently, so as to
keep the ground loose and allow the moisture TO
be drawn from bt meath as well as from above.
You will find our goods preventive against
worms DC that nfest and almost ruin the crop
some seasons The greatest care should he used
in selecting seed corn, "a there will be trouble
about good seed corn this Year as well as last.
A trial OF our goods will convince any one that
il is the best investment he can make.
We also place before the farmers the
Celebrated Improved HOOSlER CORN
DRILL, for which we have secured the
agency. This Drill can be seen at Mr..
Shaner's Saddler Shop, Shcpherdstown.
Mr.. TOWNER SCIILEi is our General
Agent for the above goods.
FRAZER & BISHOP.
Eph 0-tso
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Of Jefferson and Berkeley. w.
Va. and 5'rederic< County, Va

HAVING secured the agency for the sale OF
the Agricultural Implements manufact-
ured by the "Keystoue Manufacturing Com
pany' OF Sterling, Illinois, and 81. Louis. Mo,
in the above-named counties, We inform the
farmers thereof that we have every facility Ia
furnish them anything in this lire at as low
figures can he obtained elsewhere. We shall
also be prepared to furnish this spring
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-04-05
FERTILIZERS

expressly manufactured for the Corn and oats
crop and at very low prices.
We would especially call attention to the
keystone
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-04-05
COM MERCIAL HOTEL.

VNHE undersigned would inform the travel
L ing public that he has opened FIRST
CLASS HOTEL on Main Street, Shepherds
town, where good accommodations can he had
for man and beast reasonable terms. He
has n good sample room on the first hOor Tor
the use of commercial travellers.
MAJOR HENRY HAGAN.
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