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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

MIle. Rhea. the actress. Who has Just ar
rived from Rarope. says her new dresses
are "sinply dreams Rather thin fso-
RIO for stage dresses unless she Intends 70
sppear ~ ballet dancer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

n ls considered hamilistlng for Neil
G. an gsntlsm,n 10 be caught on the street
slth . bundl. In his hand. IL is liable 70
convey the impression that be IL married.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

Job 10 always qao,sd ~ the psrsoninea-
ton OF patience. bot ~ Wish 10 disuneuy
undsr.tood ths, JOB never spent his ~ests
vacation st the sesshore where II ralned
slx OF the seven days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

ny sou, aged nine yesr-. wss sm,esa
9th CatArrb, ths use Of klys Cfssm ps.n
.a-evd oomplets eure.-w y. hsmmsn'
Druggist. Esston. Pa 20 ev. psesAss
Sre adyt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

Ysehtmsn-"Yoa men who stay ashore
have no idea what . sqasll L."
Lsndsman-"Don't shi I've got pair
OF tslns Who can give you points aooat
squalls every day"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

Anxious inqairer-when 700 say that
you have fosnd the milk In the eooos-
nat, II is merely another way OF stsuns
that yoa have got al the fseis 10 na'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

A cheap and darsbls pAiot for aoors
-hieA sin Org % rapidly g 10 give yer,
nttls ioeosysslsnes In putting on. l. made
tAis -sys
To three pounds % spruce yellow add
oss poaad or t.0 poands n desired Of Or,
White lssd. knd miK vvil together. DE-
solve t~o oanc-s % glue in QUE quart ol
-sisr. stirring onsu uatll smooth sed nsAI
oolling
For large doors. doable or treble thes'
proportions .ill b needed.
rhieksa Ne xlss water sf,sr the manos'
of mush. astil u ~ill spread smoothly 0u
ths fcor. U-s q eommon psin, brush and
bot rAis vtn nh al tbs ereviee- OF
rOash hoor. sach g. are Of,en fOand IA
sitchsn. u -in dry 5000. snd ~hsa dry
apply boiled nnseef oil sith . clean brush
ls kw h0srs u win b fOaod dry ssouxh
10 ass sy lsyias p.psrs Or mats 10 step %
for . fsw dHys-A o ~, In Sss Iori
Irtbs><
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25
pu,stcAI. PArcuuOKk.

10 Rh.umsii.m and Nssrslsis there s
msch physiesi patebsork. The meiicines
tshrn have not gone "a the seat OF ,he dis-
ease. Not 80 With ArnLorHokos- tef-
p-l. Rh@umstism p-rmsosnuy. case IN
polnt-thst Of william Bradley. SOt Cob
amnus Avenue, New Haven, driver TOT
Adsms Express. lie says II un driven
from my busiress for three months ~ an
attach OF Rheumatism One bottle OF
AyuLoruoRos cured me. Have been on
my wagon every day slsce. rain or shine. "
A young thsologlsn preached before The
s.s.mble.i glasses % Q female college. ln
hi. opsuipg prayer he erred oet. 20 Lord
klndle Q hsms of love 10 oar hesrts, and v
Lard. water lL-wstef IT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

Punfy your blood, tone up the system,
sud reeuists the digestive orgsns py tss-
ing fIoods sarsapafiils. Sold oy al dfss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

II does no, eost anything 10 remember
the poor, but N yoa want the poor 70 ~
member yoa IL will cost 700 somethihk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25
me HoNEMAKER's COLUMN


A,.s doa't receive many Contributions
q. ,ns ssbjees "a mus, b beosuss cur
Aoweu.ler- have nOsAias 10 oa-r. -,
a.. tine. cur eornsr shall b mainly siv.
"a - tAis sueieet.
Ths sollO-ins hin,. arr eOllsoc,ed nom
.r,oas sources. and some one ought 10
}. ja., suited to svsDOns's pure. time.
.sa iaclinsiion.
Tk Floral Cobiss. iOr November.
,;,e. nany hints fOs Nn.s-,ins. amoss
,Asm the fOllo-ing
cAsr rOR HYr oLAStS
cutapiece % plush somethins hss ne
49, % an snvslope. Only 1hoat bali -
-. smbrOlser n nsed. and nas with
,i..h ,Bd an iutsrliuiuE ~ eriuolius. noi.h
A.. esss witA sik cord. Close the sacs
!, frost .ud astsb. Put eov % riobcn
a ,op ~itA . SAFETY ria sswet on the oscA
an d f.stsa - ths drv.-.
rAn To HUn oLsssEs.
Gu to pi-css plu-h 90 velvet An t~o
s,ehsnoi. ssin ths shaps % an sys-g'as-,
IA, l.rssr Enoroidsr The Plush Plece-.
-. % tss cAsmois snd outtou hole stitch
On together. thea Ne ths Pisoss togsihsr
-l,A = aNrros rioboa
woEK nNsNHt.
wors hasRsts. nspkia ruE.. etc, can b
erassstsd 10 any Ps,ieru. ether from sui'
y,s costoo. macrens cord or f.h tsiue.
yssr suisbet rub -sll 10 siif BOILED starch
sst strvtch over any coH or di-h ~ ~
rsst sasps snd tis 10 place uutl df'.
ne give too or tArrs coats % shsiise
sr,ins bstwrsu asd lastly a coat % warn
sA.
Arucie. nay b. lined % noi according
- tas ADcy For work bNskst or eon
s.s. ossdis book All pin casaioa lac
~ nnlng
cKxasExrAt uEooNs ANp uHrsHrs.
whl.a oroons and brushes CA bs orus-
nsuisd ~ covsring ths handle AT a. fsT
/. Ne cord ofths brcom sta p'a.a. We
vet or cashmere. FIoish wita . cord anf
tas.sls - hanx OF make . cartnoari llst
arse suoagh % siios ne osoon pisce'
Aaaals Dose q .lP tAroogh tas place ist
opsu Al tas bottom.
We have .-vn orcon hsntlc- covered
a. t--..s.g IN a foII. ths features worket
.sa Gag o. tAs Assi.
sLfFFEEs
Toilet slippers arr assys uss'ai b
lsiy. snt - nAss . ssrvicsaole CafisimAs
prvsent
G~rmsntosu wcoi OF worstsi nav hF
ased. ths uxht coiors ar morc fsnciful
eos sol gaick'y For r,A ssrsics oafilna'
% gray !. ocst
Begiuuiue a. ths ,oe make = ehsin ~ %
.ltce.. g. oscs with singie ercchet. ~ii-
sulns in ths middle Coutnas bach an
forsh. widen lu ne middle stitch fnr i3
ro-s. AT - 90 wita ou'y rs stitches o.
he piece % a. arolud NE bel Wh'n
loug snouEa. tlstsn - ths other siis % ne
front Pat .hsn border Aroani ths -.
mslius loops for an elastic Ssw NE top-
10 solcs. vhich can b. coaghi slreafy
boaad vita braid Rau 10 riooon osef
The sisstle snd eLlsA viii Boz on ias
toe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

ssy What you Ihs-of all men 10 10 The
Natter whose influence n most fsit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

Landisdy-It's singular bot true, hf.
Croesgrain, that al ny ooardsrs remain
With me.
New bosrdsr (st nrst meal)-Too veal
10 leave, I guess, sftsr the Ore, week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

No nsdIeins 10 half 90 good iof srest
variety OF family complaints - Ayers
Pills. They are easy % take. eneeuvs W
eure, and are cheap and handy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25
Worm Yor BsIIsvx irf

Hs,sre's great rsm-dy. Kidney. Wort.
hn eured many obstinate cases OF piles.
Thls most distressing mslsdy arises IRON
constipation and . bad condition OF the
sowels. Kldnsy-wort scs 81 the same
time o. . csihsrtic and . healing tonic,
removes the csass. cures the disease and
promotes Q Healthy state OF the affected
organs. James v. Moyer, carriage mana
facturer, OF hyerstowu, Pa. tss,in-s 70
the great healing powers OF kldneJ.Wort,
svins been cured BY u OF very bad
case OF piles which for years had refused
10 Weld 10 spf other remedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

The showmeu are making grand raid
on Philadelphia this week. fsy-faas ."
their strong hold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

I'VE cant all have oar weigh. rsms,ssd
Q coal dealer, upon being dstecssd se'''s
short tona-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25

The politician Who carries wstsf on ocsn
shoulders probably do>s it so esseh 'ns
Prohibition votn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25
SCOTS EMuLsION or PURE


DIR. n. J. Pratt, Motsllo, wisconsin.
ssys, "Aftsr q thorough test of over TOO
years, I voluntarily rrcommeod yoar SCOTS
Emal.ion 10 those afflicted 9TH eoasamp-
tiOn"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-25
CAsrokfA

CAsrokA.
when Baby Vas sick, vs gave her cs.tofis'
when che Gas child. abe eiien n r-.,'a.a.
Wh,, she sss . Miss. che eiuns 70 Castorls.
when shs had Children. she gave tnem e>s"~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
How did She Know

Two girls, named Mary Nadeau anu
Mary Lizzart, visited Mrs. 5. B. Craddock,
a trance medium, at her rooms in Lake
Village, n. H., for the purpose Of obtain
ing Il sitting. In the course OF her re-
marks while i'm trance state Mrs. Grad
dock turned to Mary Iizzart AMI SAIL.
'sYour sister is dead" This was OIL tues
day, and Emma Lizzart, sister OF Mary,
had been missing since the Saturday pre-
vious. Mrs. CraddOck then proceeded 10
say that the body would be found in the
water between two bridges, near the place
where was log, to which was attached
piece Of rope; that the head, when ap-
pearcd to be enyelopcd in some kind OF
garment, was down, and the feet upper
most. The police were notified and Mr..
Whiting, in company with two other
gentlemen, procured Il boat and repaired
to the spot indicated by Mrs. Craddock.
A man named Folsom was the first TO dis-
cover the body, in the position described
bv Mrs. CratldocS, between two bridges.
The head WAS covered with a nubia. Mr..
Whiting subsequently, visited Mrs. Grad
dock, to whom she gave description OF
the finding of the body with surprising
accuracy amG entirely 10 that gentleman
satisfaction. Mira. Craddock has never
visited the locality of the drowning, and
WAS ignorant of the girls existence up to
thiS time
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
Shielding Escr Cover.

In New York, Sunday night. Miss hate
Mcdonnell, while standing in font of 3l1
East Fifty-scvcnth street, in apparently
friendly conversation with i young man
VINO has been keeping her company, and
urging her TO harry him, WAS shot ana
seriously wounded by him. The girl went
into the house, where she WAS employed
as 4 domestic, and rctircd to bed, where
she was found by her employer Monday
morning with her clothing saturated with
blood, which she had chGcavored to stanch
with some clothes, which were also satu-
rated. Tie bullet penetrated the breast
lust above the heart, and probably passed
through the lungs. Attermuch entrcaty,
the Girl confessed that she was shot by
her lover, Dennis Ilennelly, because she
had refused to marry him. lienncily was
arrested. at last accounts the girl was
in critical condition, and her alItc-mor-
tenn statement had been taken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
An AW iul Cyclone.

The reports OF the cyclone which swept
over North Carolina and Georgia last
week are so astounding as TO be almost in
credible, but they are we'll verified and
can be regarded rs true.
In North Carolina the fury Of the storm
was terrible. At Rockingham buildings
were blown into fragments. Some bodies
were found under the timbers; others
were carried by the wind one hundred
and fifty 10 two hundred yards. y woman
was found claspng TO her breast an i'll
FAINT scarcely Il month old. Both were
dead. The bodies of the victims were ter
ribly bl used and cut, presenting ghastly
appearance. The force of the wind was
such that two millstoncS were moved one
hundred feet. Chickens and birds were
found picked clean, except the feathers on
their heads. The largest trees were up
rooted and smaller ones had all the bark
stripped from the trunks. The storm first
made its appearance at $50 p. M, coming
from southwestery direction from Ham
let, Richmond county, y. c. The eastern
sky WIS overshadowed by dark, dying
clouds, tiuged with red, growing thicker
every moment and the red tihge assuming
the hue of fire. At $50 there was heavy
fall of rain aud hail, the heaviest of the
clouds moving westward. At midnight
the sky Was dazzling red and at II. III L.
there was another heavy fall of rain.
1t is reported that within distance OF
three miles, Oh the line between Cherokee
and Pickcns counties, Georgia, twenty
two persons we're killed and forty
wounded. Mrs. Pasclal, who was pass
ing tie farm of Colonel lIambers, left her
buggy when she SAW the cyclone coming
and took refuge in Colonel llambers'
house. She was instantly killed Mhen it
was blown down. Seven negroes and
nearly all the stock OH the place were
killed. Davidsboru, Oh the Central Rail-
road. MAS almost DESTROYED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
State of West Virginia,
County NJ Jefferson, SCI


Clerks Office OF the County Court.
The following Is Il list of deeds admitte. To
record i'm said office during tile week ending
February y, ISL:
/ William v lEtrmion and Others To- Martin
Hrennon Deed Of IaIrgain nnd sale, datcu ~
cember 3, iSsi conveying acres OF innd: IN
south Bolivar. Date of record, February ~. M
,. Vim. +. Kerney To W1l0'shny NJ. i5et ,Is,
and wife Deed OF gift, dated February ~. lSSl.
conveying several parcels of land IN the cout-
ties OF Jefferson and Berkeley. Date oil record
February ~, 1881. .
3. John W. Grnntharl 10 :. +. White. trustee
for samuel Il. ladgwny. il,tsl al trust ts'ttI
October IL, lSS3, conveying "lH ACRES OF Hiilu
Dat. of record, February ~. 1871.
l. James H. Mc(;arry 10 Nelson i. Snyder ana
others trustees of Xix Branch l're>lyteriil
Church Mt nufliel,lS. Deed of gift. dated Jnno-
airy 81; 1871; CONVEYING acre OIL Ianu' p"'' "
record February -, lNSt
= David Billmyrr To =. Taylor Sheafer. Deed
Of release, dated February ~, ISL. pate oI rec
ord. February u. 1881. -,
g. clinton Dreamer ana wife toJ. Wesley Sci
bert Deed of Lnrgslin and sale, dated February
II ISS4 conveying u house and lot of land. IN
Shcphertlstuwn. Date of record, February H.
lSSL
= David BillnyCr and wife tO the shepherds
town Manufacturing Company. Dccd of lsirs''lh
and sale dated February |. l~Sl, conveying iour
ana ,lj-lgJ acres of land. Just south of shepherds
town; also perpetual watrr-right ANA ll>' oi
stream from the spring known ~ 'lShinS'E :
Spring" bate or record. February VI, 1871
: Lawrence Williams ana WIG 10 tluah
brown Deed Of bargain and sale. dated trhru-
ury ~ ISL conveying !. acre of land. near
CharlrStown. bate Of rrC"r'i, February =, i>'"
o. =. ". Washington, trustee, 10 r.. W. lhrllh-
ger. Decd of release, dated February ~ l>>i.
Date Of record, February -. isl ,,,,
Ts>te. i. \. M'"phf'
Clerk Of County Court.
March l. ISL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
Htarringes.

In Tulare. California. February 1, 1884,
Mr. ALLEN +. HOFFMAN, OF Jefferson
county, W. Va, to Mrs. RE3ECCA
HANSEN.
At the residence Of the brides parents
in Berryville, Clarke county, Va, Febru-
AIRY 20, 1854, by Rev. Father O'Rcilly,
Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. KAN, of this county,
and Miss CORDELIA c. FENTON.
February 20, 1884, ut the parsonage Of
the NJ. l.. Church South in ClarlcStowu,
by Rev. J. l.. Slplcy, Mr.. RANDOLPH
CAMPBELL to Miss MARY ELIZA
BETH WiIITTlNGTON, both of this
county.
On Tuesday morning, February 26,
1884. in Cliarlestown, ut the parsonage OF
the NJ. 4. Church South, by Rev. j. l..
Saipley, Mr.. ROBERT F. MILTON, of
Missouri, and Miss LIZZIE MYERS, of
this county.
On the I4rh inst, at tho residence of
Emanuel Miller, by Rev. j. W. Kiracofe,
Mr.. JEPTuA =. LEMASTER and Miss
EMMA B. MILLER, all of Berkeley
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
An unprecedented Crime.

A few days ago, near Avondale, Ohio,
the house of Beverly Taylor, colorcd
man, was discovered by the neighbors to
be in ruins, having been destroyed by fire.
An Investigation was made, which led to
the arrest Of Allen Ingalls, and Ben john
son, both colored, who confessed that they
had murdered Taylor and his wife and
granddaughter for the purpose OF selling
their bodies to medical college in Gin
cinnati. Johnson and Ingalls, male it
their business to furnish dead bodies to
the college, and give the awful details OF
their nightly raids OH graveyards for
corpses with us much Indifference as an
ordinary man would describe his invasions
of an apple orchard. They tell how they
went 10 the Taylor cabin in the afternoon
preceding the murder, and willie talking
with the aged Beverly Taylor planned
how they should come in the night and
carry of their dead victims. They tell
how subsequently they went to DR.. Cilley,
Secretary of the Ohio Medical College, the
same man who figured so unfavorably
when the body OF Hon. Scott Harrison was
found dangling a. the end Of 4 rope In the
corpse chute of the college, few years
ago, details of which horror our reatlcrs
will no doubt remember, and how Cilley
gave them al order for an express wagon
10 haul three bodies which they promised
him, and how ut the same time lie instruct
eel the college janitor TO lend them three
sacks in which 10 conceal the ''stiff." In
details that make the blood run cold they
tell how they crcpt up to to the cabin In
the dark, how johnson went in to enter
tain in 4 moments conversation the old
man, the wife aud adopted daughter, and
how 1T Il given signal Ingalls, burst into
the door, and with Il club laid out the
three helpless victims; how old Taylor at
tempted to give an alarm, and how john
son clutched his throat, and by strangula-
ton finished what Ingalls, club had be-
gun. In details equally sickenihg, they
then tell how they threw the bodies into
their respective sacks, loaded chem, yet
warm and bleeding, into the express
wagon, set fire to The cabin, and an hour
later dumped the CHASTITY freight ut the
door of the college, and for the same re-
ceivcd twenty dollars. The crime in aw-
full details challenges the criminal. records
of America.
At the funeral of the Taylors OH Sun
day over 900 persons were present, and
several clcrgymcn spoke, all of them col
ored, excepting Rev. j. Emery, city
missionary. He said that these criminals,
by the law OF Cod, deserved no mercy.
Theirs was a crime which meritcd sum-
mary punishment without resort to the
courts, by the citizens taking the law into
their own hands. These remarks were
greeted by shouts, in which both whites
and blacks joined. Elder II. W. Scott said
the plea of the insanity might be urged
for these criminals, but lie thought the
best treatment for such men WAS for each
Il stout rope and the nearest lamp-post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
A Cold DAY for the Geese.

The other morning lily Downs, the tlln-
mol tender of tho Virginia and Truckcc
Railroad near Washoe Lake, went out
about O'Clock to shoot geese. lie soon
discovered a flock OH the ice in the lake,
and crawlcd on his hands aud knees on
the ice, through the tules, 10 get shot.
Downs Is thorough sportsm"n, and
never takes advantage of a goose that Is
not OH the wing. Coming within shoot
ing distance he rose up, and expected To
see the birds Ny, but they did not. Then
he waved his hat, and IA few OF the geese
Mapped their wings, but did not bulge an
inch. lie then walked up, and there, to
his establishment, found lbs birds frozen
fast TO the leo and helpless. 1t appeared
that they had surrounded IN air hole for
water the night before, and hatl been
waddling about in the overflow and slush
until the cold wave came up toward even
ing. and before they knew it their feet
had become fast in the lee. Some were
dead, bur the majority were living. Later
in the day he went down with cart ana
bagSed the entire lot.-CUrsOn (-Ner.) Ap-
peal.
FOUR LIVES SANED.-Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup relieved four of my children
Of a most alarming attack of whoopihS
cough, from which their throats anu
nccks became 80 swollen rs 10 prevent
them from swallowing. Nothin. would
give them even temporary relief until TINS
Syrup was tried. One bottle, III one
night, saved their lives, verify believe.
GEO. w. EAltllARF,
Cnntnin OF Police. BIltimOrc, Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
Dfatbs.

In Washington City, February y, 1854,
after short Illness. Mrs. ELIZABETH
\. BYINGTON, widow Of the late SAM
ucl Byington tat one time Master Armorer
at Harper's Ferry, aud mother OF DIR.
Frank and Arthur Byingion, Of this
county.
February goth, Mr.. j. W. HAYS, of
Berkeley county, aged 81 years.
February 9Th, Mr.. WILLIAM RIPPLE,
of Falling Waters, aged Us years, Gmos.
and DAYS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
SPANGLERS', HAGERSTOWN.

10 PAir of Gray Blankets at cost.
Is P.ir White Blankets at cost.
IL Double Shawls, all wool, At cost.
All heavy m-rinO Underwear At cost.
II Comforts al cost.
III Horse Blankets at cost.
Childreu's VOL Hose at cost
Ladies Wool Hose at cDst.
Mems " DOL Snrks At cost
Felt aud Flannel skirts at cost.
All Winter Goods At cost
We are now receiving d.i for early Spring
trade: New HaDburgs; new Il servings; new
swiss EDbroider:es new liish Trimming: new
Everlasting 7 innings; new Laces; new Wbis
Goods; Corded Striped, Buried aud Lace Pique;
new Pain and Barred swiss; Lew Dimity; new
Seersucker new Cheyirt: new Percaies; rev
Light Print; new Dark Prints; new GinghaDs.
new Cretons new Cotionades new Csssimeres
new Dress Goods; new Table Linen new CoHn-
terpanes lots of goods.
., 100 Yards Remnants OF best P.ints st cents
per yard. We sill have some bargains IN Dress
Good-, .Sc., at our remnant counter.
In bleached and Brown Nuslins We have The
best makfs, rs cheap rs the cheapest. We never
allow ourselves 10 re uudrTsUld. Csll and ex-
anime our immense stock.
Respectfully,
G. II. & r. l.. SPANGLER
The largest retail stock Of Dry Goods aud No.
lions in Western Maryland, at SrANeLEE's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
RACK AND coL0RED SILKS.

We have just received large line OF black NJ d
colored silks direct from the importers. There
are very few persons who are judges Of silk &; they
cannot tell whether they Lave cotton or linen in
them, or dressed up with glue. For this reason
we have made the silk question special study
for the last few years, ard are now ready 10 give
YOU nothing hut IN" pure silb. Our sales In silk
last year were double that OF any former year
and they are giving satisf 'ctior. Ladies do not
want To pay s25 or $50 for dress which will
wear ont in a couple OF years. That don't pay.
- come aud give us look and we will con-
yirce you that ours are pure and good. Goods
we'll bou hit you know are half sold.
Yours *.
EMMFRT " FIERY, Martinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
Corrected weekly by q. 7. Hodges.
SIIEpEa NARkEF.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Have you seen EMMERT II FIRRY'S new
stock of shirting, cottonad', muslin, c'li"oes,
perc Alcs seersncker-, ginghama, a., yet? II
not do so before you buy, rs they are selling
tleln far below the regular price and they will
sell them to you ut the same price they oh rge
everybody else. They are not TWO laced aud
twu-pricId people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

SALMI MoRsE, the theatrical manager
who made such persistent but unsuccess-
ful efforts toproduce the impiouS "PasSIon
Play" in this country, committed suicide
at New York Il few days ago by drowning
himself.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

Ir has been charged that Mr.. Mason has
subsidized the State press in the interest
of his debt settlement. No one would
think so from the Niagaras of cold water
that the said State press is pouring upon
his scheme.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

a MOVEMENT is on foot TO build home
for INDECENT eX-COnfcderatc soldiers ut
Richmond, Va.