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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12
II HORSES and COLTS,

3 good Work Horses, barshcar leaders and 9
that Will work any place-all with foal, 2 10y
DIR. a. =. Reynolds imported Percheron stall
lion Fairlight; two young Driving Horses, one
by sam Peters Persuader, the other by Modoc
and is n fine rider: four we'll bred Colts, rang
" from @ mont 8 ID . NcnrS old.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12

ANOTHER sad warning 10 parents who
leave little children alone in house is
reported from Culpeper Courthouse,
Va. Saturday nighs the residence OF
Henry Tut was consumed by fire, to-
gether with three of his children, all little
girls, who were left alone in the house
BY their parents who were on visit to
neighbor. There was "a total loss of eY-
crylhing-furniture and wearing apparel.
The presidency of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company WAS recently offered
TO Senator John Sherman. Had he ac-
rcpted it he would have been obliged to
resign his seat in the Senate, Which
would have been filled by Democrat,
and again left the balance of power in the
hands of Malone. 1t was hard thing to
refuse, but Sherman could not accept,
and the honor and the fifty thousand dol
lars year will go to some one else.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12

COUGH STRUPS-Bull's; Piso's; G lobe
J y Flower; Arnold's; Ayers; Swiss Bal
sam; Wistar's Balsam; Schcnk's Pulmon-
ic syrup; Syrup of iOrohOuud Boschec's
German Syrup; Aliens Lung Balsam
Halls Lung Balsam; Juniper Tar: SCOTS
Emulsion; Caum's Emulsion; Henry's
Dissolved Cod Liver Oil; Wilbor's Cod
Liver Oil, 81. These are all fresh medi-
cines, and will be sold very low for cash.
l2-l BAKER & MCMURRAN.
G G G The SWIFTEST. SUREST
-. -. -. and SAFEST blood purifyer
yet discovered. 1t cures when all others
fail. Try it.
1914 BAKER & McMURRAN.
( CELERY BITTERS.-A sure cure for
! " Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Nervous aud Sick Headache,
Sleeplessness and General Debility.
l2-4 BAKER & MCMURRAN.
NJEDICATED CANDIES.-For chill
III dren and those who cannot take strong
medicines, we have Troches, Lime Fruit
Juice, Tar Drops, Pepper Drops. Ginger
Drops, Licorice Lozenges, &c, for coughs
and colds. BAKER & McMURRAN.
TOR THE BABIES.-WInslow Sootll-
-
ney's 1reething Syrup, Jayne's Carmina-
tive, Palatable Castor Oil, and Fruit Lax
atiye. BAKER il MCMCRRAN.
lust received, at NJ. b. BAKERS, ali
y sizes and kinds Of Mems, Ladies, Misses
and Boys Gum Boots and Shoes.
GENTLEMEN will find full stock of
u late style Hats, stiff and soft felt. also
cnp,a oonI warm ('aDE
VI. B. BAKERS.
CLEIGH Baskets, Runners and Shafts
y for sale by Pcndleton & Licklider.
10 to PENDLETON & LICKLIDER'S
Prices down.
WE will sell our stock Of Mems and
w Boys Boots 1T low figure to close
out. PENDLETON & LICkLIDER.
A FULL stock OF Gum Shoes at
Il PENDLETON & LICKLIDER'S.
WE have large stock of Ladies and
w Misses Shoes which will be sold for
low price. Call and see.
PENDLETON 6 LICKLIDER.
A FULL liRe Of Baltimore city-make of
n Ladies and Misses Fine Shoes at
". u. BAKERS.
IN order to make room for spring trade
i will sell my entire stock OF winter
goods at cost for cash.
JACOB WINTERMOYER.
ID ROMO-CAFFEINE is valuable 10 hard
ID worked professional and business men.
suffering from mental and physical prostra-
ton. II gives nerve and vitality. Sold by
GIBSON. the Druggist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12

CHAS. {. FL LION * co.
FEIIHN AGNgiS, Publisher,
AMERICAN OFFICE,
BALTIMORE. MD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12
Fifteen Head of Cattle.

Three good Mich Cows. one n thoroughbred
Attorney, Grade Durham Heifer and Calf. !
Grade Durham Bull, two years old and we'll
disposed, 2 fine large Heifers that will he fresh
by day OF sale, and Fntting Cnttle;
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12
25 Hogs and Pigs.

Three OF them good Brood Sows. ! Thorough
bred Berkshire Boar, and the rest are Shoats
and Pigs;
u HEAD OF FINE SHEEP,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12
TEN HEAD OF
HORSES AND COLTS,

four good Work Horses, three Of Which
are mares with foal by "YOung Tim" my
Hyderally Stallion, which will be sold on
the same day. Ny riding and driving
mare "BeSsy," and four well-bred Colts,
ranging from six months to two year old.
12 HEAD OF CATTLE,
four OF which are good Mich Cows, reg
istered Durham Cow and Calf, young
Steers, and . graded Durham Calves.
80 Head of Hogs and Shoats,
one Thoroughbred Berkshire Boar and
two Sows.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12
TIE
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-01-12

d RoMo-CAFFEINE is valuable TO hard
ID worked professional and business men,
from mental and physical prostra-
ton. II gives nerve and vitality. Sold By
GIBSON. the Druggist
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
SrrAr HITS ~ MANY Styles.

The bouse of II. ONeill, Twenticth-st. and
sixth-ave displays an immense variety OF trimmed and
uptrimned hats and bonncts their spacious counters
The counter devoted TO untrimmed hats Il hun
drrd and fifty feet IN length and Is crowded with all
varieties Of straw braids rough durable hats 10
the, finest, imported Milan -aud Tuscany straws. The
stylish mushroom colors ARE shown III straws, varying
from pale beige color TO dark brown II Is the rule that
the hat must match the costume and every shade Of cloth
i rencated in the fine strong Milan rids which formthe
mass OF the seasons inpoatiOns over one hundred
racing shapes are shown There ARC hats with
high crowns and sragis bruins short at the back and
hats with square full English crowns and Haring
brirs The Du Barry is.a hghAcrowned English hat
NTH a rolled lrfm gThe La Belle has full square
crown and harng brim rolled up at one side. "Wcst
Point Cadet aud Young Guard that's have straight
visor fronts These hats simply trimmed that the
most inexperienced person can readily put on the prn
crayat bands or the careless twst Of velvet that
rounds the croTn ,addsthe cluster OF ostrich phat
committees the trimming. One or two long spikes of gold
are then thrust through the II the aneies
It,.
Little bonnctsIof Milan or Tuscany braid shown in
long crowned Lanctry shape In square Anne BOleyn
shane straight across the top with square corners
conoe and cottage style The Fedora bonnet IS made
Win broad crown ana slightly tlarng brim. new
sanc among Engbh tuTDans rolled hieh the
head and short the back and Is worn on the face Ike
bonnet The Harlequin is a new shaped hat for chill
drcn The biim is straight and the peaked Alpine
g. stoned iantiy toward side. There also plain
Anime hats with straight brims, which especially
STYLISH for Young girls aud school, arcn and there
hats shaped like Chinese pAsOdls' which have broad
Lrtns tlat shade the Extremely large hats OF I'M
ported straw shown in The Siy>y codse qualities
OF rough and ready braid These hats, despite ,ncir aI
pearancc light ana pleasant and VIII be chosen for
shade hats and FOR general country wear
Trimmed bOIuets and mats are shown In the handsome
millinery parlors the second floor small capOte
Gnf,uet in Shades mushroom brown is trimmed with
c-cr of marahout feathers In pale brown mingled vita
,,rrh of Wild pOppes fold az oOIueiic0t red yelled by
i net borders the edge Of the bonnet aud the bm i
lined with velvet in the same brilliant shade of red \
nnne of fine white satin braid Is trimmed with a roll OF
tof velvet and finished by large cluster OF centgurca
leaves aud velvet morning glory blossoms III shades of
violet and cgim-on golden SPIKE j. thrust through the
with gold coid completes the trimming. straw hat
with high square crown shown IN shades 0f English
nv nuacd border Of rhadOWy gray velvet edges the
Irig, and band OF fancy chenille aud steel surrounds the
crnVn cluster of nOdding tips trims tho hat nearly in
mont and small stoc batle-aXe is thrust through the
....sa he -id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
rPoUBLES or BUSINESS MEN.

CNcINNArI, April STARTS, Hunt a Co.,
,bol..sle uaor dea ers have made assignment They
t.g.p business in Cincinnati the sPring Of 1891.
Harris IL alsO OF Harris PaBis U CO'ngl0n' ny,
who have also msdo al assignment
prrRoIT April s.-M HOush Co.. grain and com
mission have suspended. They began January lsS3,
,wu q eap,tal OF 80 600 did small business chiefly IL
options. and Ia fair standing.
CmcAco April s.-Diks Brothers Mnkler, Garden
City Warehouse Company, have been closed by the
Sheriff on an execution for $1,000 IA favor OF d. H.
Tolmsur They began warehOusemen about two years
ago investing Bbout 10000 and they also owned the
Globe Refrigerator Company II Morris, Ill, which ie4!
frfo their hands through foreclosure OF osatie!
mortgage The pIOntaDe part VI thelr buslb SIS
was loauing money goods stored. They we're ubGer
sO0d TO have made considerable money aud we're IA good
credit.
wAsmSGToS, April s.-HsnTy Strauss. dry goods and
clothing West Washington. has MADE an assignmtnt
with liabilities Of $4,000, preferences $4,000 He
formerly do business agent for Baltimore house lie
fsltd some ysaTs agO his old debts were outawed
md be feesnty resumed IN bis lie Ci1 TAR
trade with 9 STOCK Of about $1,000
81 LorIs. April s.-Jobn Goodwin, machinery, has
made An assignment 20 d. A BTisn, assets $4,000 He
Is an old merchant having bosn Ia business over thirty
wears. snd hss good record but has been financially
Embarrassed for soDe time.
BALTIMORE, Aprl ST. H. jenkins sons, PROVISIONS
have suspeace ed payment The house wss an od eeia-
Ished one did large business, and was In excellent
standing aud cgeait The liabilities are ssid u aoGst 70
S2OOOOo Speculation In pork Il gwen ~ lie cause VI
fsliuls
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WANTING HIS SECURITIES BACK.

The trial of the suit of G. Robinson Griggs
against Cornelius X Garrison continued before Rastu'
g. Ransom referee 155 Broadway yesterday John Ne
Donald and ex-Judge William Fullerton appeared for the
plantand William Bronx, exJudge Horace Russell and
Jablsh Holmes. jr, FOR tho defendant The complaint
alleges that Mr. Grggs contracted to build the wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad and TO get stock and bonds
for doing it, that Mr. Garrison agreed advance suci
ent money to build the road but. after having ad.
yanced over S4O00,O00, he refused TO advance
moro unless the plaintiff should transfer to him
bonds and securities which had not been CON
tompaed in the agreement that being greatly distressed
funds the time the plaintiff obliged to accept
the terms offered by Garrison TO his great inlDry al, AZ
these denied by Mr. Garrison. The ree
demanded il that Mr.. Garrison be compelled 10 account
to HIM for 49, $50 with interest from May l. 1881,
the net proceeds of the bonds. and for the promlssoy
notes representing Si,949710 To- with interest and TO
rccOnvey hm all other property pledged as security
for the loans The plaintiff yesterday corrected some
particular. in his testimony Of Friday, ana his direct ex
animation was ended,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
STANDARD OIL INVESTIGATION.

IPHr .DELPHIA. April s.-A meeting of the
Legislative Comnttee TO investigate the affairs OF The
STANDARD OIL Company was held yesterday. Prank
lin Y. Gowcn made argumep; for the Commonwealth
After recng the facts and abiding 10 the alleged bribery
AZ ~, Pstter.ou be argued that Patterson at the
tim. an officer OF the state being employed for con
alteration o. 50 aud 10 cent on the judgment
ATTAINED and that the STANDARD Company corrupted the
ebaUre 80 estmOny nv hubins M Patterson MI -o"en
argnsd that AS five days more The statute OF limitation
,iSL bar action the committee should have law oi1c eT
,roc,rn a o.cr under a common law indictment against
Nj chbold the director OF The Standard Company VINO
cave tha bi1he. 49, %, o..
dsy MI McMnitrle replied 10 ar Gowen IN do.enot oI
his client Hr Patterson, arguing that y Was me Ator
a<VGeBcr dutT to examine ana TX the value and I'm
pOrt of tue testimony. and he Was SSrhod tbat MT rat
tersou had only been paid by tho Standard u company
soJ seryicCs rendered II might be suspicious crcuin
stauc, iut was no proof Of cfiunaty There be
sad NO way weich MIR. Patterson could be Construed
n he An oflctr OF the state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
WAsHINGTON NOTES.
WAsnIyaroy. Tuesday, April 3. 1884.


RECOGNIZED A. CONsULs.-The President has recogniz-
ed William Melarcthon cnnc6rook Gra' enh2Fst as nee
Consul Of The Netherlands, ~ New YORK ana Kari Soler
Consul OF the German Empire at NeW-1ofs
Mr. KFIpERs REQUEsT.-Ey-Speaker Keller has re-
que ted Mr.. Hopkins not 10 ASK cohsiierd'3h 10y I
cooIntoe INVESTIGATING the charge agains. II. v BOyn-
ton unit, Thursday. Mr.. Hopkins VIII comply Win the
request
CHARGES not susrAIyED-TLo House Committee on
the judiciary he's decided to report that tue charges
are nor snsgincd Mr. Lockc was charged with lending
money at luxurious rates, and also Win humDr o! MINOR
offences.
Judiciary to-day adopted Representative May bury AT
report Oh the ioni resolution mopo-inS cOa.uu
tional amendment TO give women the rshi OF suffrage
Nj Dorshemer OF opinion that II WI DE adtls@ole
at future time 10 give woman he rlsht 10 Foe
TpTF,ST MAIL SYsTEN-The P0stGiastcr-Gcnera to-
day received dispatch stating that Ir3m ami after April
~ the Central Paciae Railroad Cn@nsng WHY run last
ren o. len ard San Francisco in hrvnine holrs THIS
viii co16ncte the fa,t mail system between Nswf0rk
and S1n Fraucisco ana Viii tHtniy-or hours be-
tween those points.
DE-. NoRyIv GREey.-Dr. Norvin Green, before the
exlaiued the system which frinks wor gwen ont,
ami also the rcdlcuohs N rats t5It nv 30
during his administration as president "a the western
Union Company.
Trrrrrorr.r JunIclARY.-The Housc today passed
lin declaring that the supreme Court OF every Territory
shall consist Of . Chief Justice ana tLr'e AsHoClate
Justices and providing that every Territory shhI De
divided into -four judcia! distuct3 ahd dStlV coLIt
shall be held in each by one OF the JUSTICES oi the
Supreme Court.
CONVERSIONS OF TERnIToRHs.-The House has passed a
bill requiring the Governors Of Territories to BE- resi-
dent Of Territory to which he was appointed at least
two years preceding appointment
RELIEF OF GENERAL AyERIlI.-n the Senate to-day
Mr. Uawey from thee omiltae on Military Afairs, re-
ported favOrdby the BIZ FOR The Tele Oi General W. W.
hyerll. 1t placed on tue calendar.
BRIDGES oyERTnE RIO GRAND.-The Senate has passed
,s ia authorize the construction Of bridges across the
Rio Grasd River between zoe cues o. EaSc r9 US
cities of Laredo Texas. and Nueyo Laredo. Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
COURT CALENDARs-APRIL o.

SUPREME CouRT-CHANBRRs-B Barrett mos O. IL,
IS 20 - "a Is 81 81 30 -. ll 1877 l5S li2 li6 III,
54 33 ~ 93 56i 565 267 26s 259 30 272 27i 275
suPsEME CouEr-SPEclAL TLRN:-Belore Van Worst j.
u.s. 5,3 5Si, 5sJ So. Js7 $685. $40, 500 DBL ZO1 1863,
SUPREME CouRr-cIRcUT-PARr I--Betore Lawrence j.
Nos 1872 1887 1862 iJ6 1872 90 1852 elO 13t,
1859 1884 1909 1868 GIG Ill 1851 1865 474 1903 49,
sUPREME CouRi.-CRcun-PART II-Betore ponohue, j.
i525 753, 1877. li2s li7l i4s2 20 7S7 lts4 Ie2s
I4iad i6t 1873 i6iS ia 1913 i6ie 1911 1913 1850.
l65l 1862 33 1854 1855 1855 1851 1867 p l65o 1859
1873. Coz 555, 5a5 1866 1851 1905 &5i 35i6 iii5
EsGREoGATE'. C6rRf,BefcTo Rollins SWIM Of Alice P
K So o Ham1ersey and Martin Gosser at ii
a M estate OF Margaret Clifford al p M.
surERos cogErsPgcA5 TK y sedswck' C. j.
SuPEaIoR CoURI-TRIAL TERM-PART !.5BetOre Truar l.
Nos $o go 55a 4Io SiO 1873 1885, 47S 90 '2S 40 7So
slP aSH acorRI-TmAL TEeN-PARr Before
4 4SS ss 81 rs ~ Ss i$is i25 40 400 ''
ham sSf JNos 1854 1852 1871 ig5l zoos 1855 1873 s!7
Egi2 4 4 9is i iis iSi 5 7 iS i7s iso 7a
coaMoS PLnIs-srFIAL TRsM-Betore DAILY. G. J.-No;0.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUIIY TERM-Betore LarremOre. mos
oc6IyoS PiEis.TRAL rTsM-PAar Before pslyJ3-Ses
S6 i04S j4 $50 595 AL 2s9 4O 4SO 5Oi 34s S4S $780,
COMMON PLRAs~rRI4L TgRMP ART l. Before Van ncesea
loss Ss o5 49, 49, 49, S Ss2 s ~ 49, ST. So ss 81
iei 1919 677 81 i0i2, $40 I4S 1922, 1880 1896 ll2
2iS 1902, 235, 254 IA 800 lO4l. - -,
Nos io 100 1889 l2o9 is 1872 1872 is5l J$S5
CRY CouRr-TnIAL TERM-PARr uI.5Before Nehrba. j.
497 1910. l5ll. 1914 l5l1 l63l l5iS iS9 1899 i,Sgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09

THE COURTS.
A sHERIFFs BILL TO BE RETAxED.

On an execution issued in the case Of Nal.
lory agt Rolcher csrtas goods levied upon by shera
Bowe were sold for S3,493,39. Mark L. Frank was the
deputy who had the execution in charge He presented
n sherfs bill for 81 Isl AS On the plaintiffs demand
the bill taxed at Special Term. and allowed The
General Term has reversed this order and sent the matter
back to the specalTerm for relaxation in accordance with
authorities given In the opinion written by Presiding Jus
tict Davis The opinion says:
Tho bill its face which could not be sustained
the afdsvits presented behalf OF the Sheriff alone
For court should allow, for Instance, that tht
sheriff could employ. under any clrcum'
stances, twonty-oDe keepers at tins TO watch
stock of goods consisting chiefly OF empty
paper boxes especially after tho Court Of Appeals have
decided that charge for Keepers be taxed okeon
vs.. Hus;ai, S. n. Y, 42oI. We think under the
statute the plaintiff had right 10 demand the taxation.
The order taxing the bill at the full amount
claimed Is IN direct conflict With all the authorities OF
which we have any knowledge lAfter citing number
the opinion adds Under these authorities largo mum
bers OF the items Of the bill should bayo been rejected
InasmuCh the bill presented has received In point OF
fact no taxation or consideration OF ts items, do
not think it dny TO go through and determine what
should or what should not have been allowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
I'll = -ILn ranAnnnl IN 90

WASHINGTON, April Sine proceedings OF
the United states supreme Court to-day were as follows
No l9i-The Madison and Portage Railroad Company,
appellant agt the North Wisconsin Railway Company and
others.
No lej-The Wisconsin Central Railroad Company appel.
liant AIT the Ma1 and Portage Railroad Company
no 10 The North Wisconsin Railway Company appellant
agt tie Wisconsin Railroad Farm and Mortgage Land COM
80 lg7-The Wisconsin Railroad Farm and Mortgage Land
COMPANY appellant the North Wisconsin Railway Com
pauy. 49, . ,,,.-, ,- .,..
aqt he North WiucOusin Railway Company ana others
pcl from Circuit court Of the United states for the
Western District Wisconsin Dismissed stipulation.
No l22 II Ayers and Others appellants aet Charles z.
Wiswag aad others Advanced pursuant TO 3Zd rule.
40 23j-Auen campbell Macarthur and Others appellants.
act David Scott administrator. Argument continued for
apreS and Their argument postponed until tomorrow.
SO 3O5-John Elk plaintiff IL error agt Charles wilkins
Submitted vi,
No. 3Jd-John Blair plaintiff IN enor agt the County OF
Cunning 3l0-Johu Blair pIantin agt, the
W est Point Precinct Argued.