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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
DEATHS.

BURPORT.-- Died. In this city. AZ $3.50 o'clocI
r NJ. August 9Th, Mr.. OLINl VI. BURfDtsT.
Her funeral will take place from her l1sc rrI.
S,1ncr. No. $40 north Finn street, TODAY
(TlursdaVl At i:30 y. VI.
Fri,nds and acquaintance Of The fimily are ~
yitsd IN attend.
JOHNSON Died. Augusl 9Th. near Exc ST.
tlop Chesapeake and Onto railroad. Of congestion
~ she brain. Mrs. MADALINE HULCE JOHN
son.
lie glveth his beloved sleep.
The remains will arrive At he Chcspeskc snd
Ohio Railroad depot At ir:t5 4. VI. rhur-day,
7Ih Funeral will take place ~ Hollywood
THURSDAY It II 4. NJ Her friends and those
Of her brother and sister, u. 4. aud l.. L. Huce,
are re, pectfully Invited 10 attend.
BUCK.-Dlcd ia this city, Aug ist 6th. Mi1
JANE BUCK.
The fnnersl will take place from her late resi-
dfncc, zoo north sixth STREET. II $50 =. ". TO-
DAY. Friends and acqualntances are Invited 90
ait,nd.
BLILFY.-Dici. "Wednesday night, At twenty
minutes To I O'Clock. MR.. CLARA a.. BLlIEN,
wife 81 J. W. billy and daughter of Mrs. j. g..
Dippn,r; aged twoniy-threr yc-rs ana seven
months. -.
Tho rnno raj will tske p'Aco TOMORROW tFri-
dAyl MORNING at ; O'Clock from NJ. Mary's
Catholic church. frieads and acquIintahtes are
II vliCd 10 attend.
Washington ID. c. and New York papers ple,se
cory. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

A New York millionaire paid a man ten
thousand dollars the other day because he
managed VOL fsst.trotting horse.
But New York has not yet raised the lit
tie sum OF f25O,000 which it will take 10
paw for the pedestal OF BARTHOLDTs statue
OF Liberty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

Mr.. ELKLNs will have 1t that there is q
fighting chance for BLAINE to carry West
Virginia. All right, put your money
there. then. We are pretty sure you will
not put much money into the campsign in
Virginia or Alabama, and also that West
Virginia is as sure for CLEVELAND a. Fir-
ginia. But you must "gang your own
gait" Mr.. ELKINs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Mr.. Faulkner on the ssump,

A hMtlnsDurg, w. Va. special saws
The Democrats OF Berkeley county had
campaign rslly..at the courthouse, in this
place, to-day, and listened TO the first pub.
lie remarks OF Hon. 4. Boyd Faulkner
since the Wheeling convention. Hi,
speech was received with great enthusiasm.
lie declared himself for the Democratic
ticket, and said he had no apprehensions
OF the defeat Of the party this fall. He
urged bis friends TO rally 10 the support OF
the usrty, and spoke in the most confident
terms OF the success OF both State and n,-
tional tickets. His speech had an excellent
effect upon dissatisfied Democrats, and has
done much 10 unite the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

The penitentiary lot is not yet sold. On
The contrary, the fence around II has recent
" been whitewashed as II the whole square
Rad to continue indefinitely without a
house -pon IT, Again and again has the
Legislature authorized tho lot to be sold ;
bu, it seems to be doomed to remain AZ it is,
though the State would, II it were sold, re-
ceivo at once twenty or thirty thousand
dollars, and both State and city would
thereafter get q revenue from it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
rb. tAarro. A9ain.s Cleveland.

A New York special says: William Hayes
Ward, editor OF the Independent. together
with several Independent Republicans.
the charges Of immortality ag.inst Governor
Cleveland. They spent several days at the
work. going TO the bottom OF the matter,
and to-nigh, they cav that the charges are
monstrous calumnies. They are preparing
afull report, which will be ready by Thurs
day, when II will 10 given 10 the press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

PROHIBITION IN WEST VIsGiSIA.-We had
Lssu under the impression that the recent
Democratic State Convention Of West Viz
sinia adorted 4 resolution in favor OF sub
m,tting to . vste OF the people an amend
msnt to the Constitution on she liquor ques-
ton; but the Wheeling Register informs
US that no such sotion WAS taken by that
hohV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

In The local election at Portsmouth, ".
H., Tuesday, several Of She Republicans
voted the Democratic ticket. Perhaps BILL
OHAEpIHp's presence in Portsmouth dis
grstod thsm with tbs Republican party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

Butterflies and Blaineites and Ballites are
the proper men To circulate storie, about
CLEVELAND. Do they believe these stories,
or do they discredit tho stores about
HAI,R and BCTIEgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

The National Rpu6s,can (Bepublicsn)
ssys: Tho golden current hss set Ia from
the other side" What, has the Republi-
can party opened tho front door as we'll IS
tho bsek door Of tia United States Trsa-
slly for campaign purposes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
Poor Worn nn.

Weak back; iremulous nerves; rheu--
matte muscles; dyspeptic stom'ch; TORPID
liver. Bad combination, isn't ~ Wei.
yitalize your blood with Browns Iron BIT
hrs. Tone your nerves; Danish rhemail'm;
drive out dyspepsia. Then yor are new
woman. Mrs. w. A. Crawford, Tul'ihowa,
Tenn, had nervousness and neuratgis. she
derived great benefit from the use OF
Browns Iron Bitters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

"The Republican party has got rid OF its
j. WARREN KEIFRR." And KgIYEB has Of
course got rid OF the Republican party. IT
is six oi one and hall dozen Of the other,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

The Philadelphia Press informs the
country thar "ex-Candldate MORROW has
an idea Of Republican success" Men will
take up queer ideas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

"The Republican National Committee
has decided not to let LOGAN 90 on the
stump just now" The grammarisn,
breathe easier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

BILL CHAMBER wants 30 got the United
States Senate. Good gracious; in't the
Senate lad enough wlthou. BILL CHAyD-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

"Another OF our naval ships has run
aground" That is about the only place
the average American naval chip is safe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

CARL SCHuRz may be Dutch dude, but
somehow he manages TO use very incisive
and vigorous English.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
BRIEF COMMENT.

New Hampshire has produced a Repub-
lican that don't want office. And yet we
have not had an earthquake shock recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

'v''''D.'', T,yxoSwsssya ~ ys1isiA,)
LAND prrrE.

HTTVNEFfF lsH7U7' " - -. -.
PROPOSALS. WILL VI REChisus ~.
.,,e, ofise for farpishigg the tap,,o'' '. 10y,
..,oss Manson. ris,e corr'-nonse, ~ n.to.
rfrLi fsr tbc cOIniGx season. cHrnil..'V'"s W"
t.rr'isst AMI ending April l.. ,stS.
In MD prnt0s Is Will BE- soi'rfss1o .o,s. ,,o-s
Witt Ash rec coal. aboSf =" ''"'
xt,,,f.,sI. si,onf go tons. more ~ Les: ,,o,,
al 81. yfR1INIA svLlNf, abyns ~ WV NV
or Hess. -. -
sToyr COAL. 80 tons; ..o.Iesa
piEE WOOD. ab NJ s., cords. m,re ~, er ~ N. hrs,
Co,L to be serocnro. sDi si' W !" ,,,,,nf,tes A.
guca w., INC. ~ rssy be needed ~ coJFr1'eni ~
r., tractors he buik ~ saii coal VIII ~ fsos'''
IN or bcCro IA % Ortoer. -. e.4,rVp,y
~ pyanDs,ls vii be consid'rsi 90 NAlUhpNl
the yIh 81 augus,. and ~" nInt !, .fsst,1n MY
"' az 9.2t Snpsr1n'cnf.ns fub'ic BlHi'nf..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
yyKHIrt re.

I'VE ARE now MANUFAC-n
w TURING and receiving from the best "
factories very larFe stock Of FIRNfTURE,N
comprising CHA MEIER FURNITURE, PAR-'ft
LOis FURNITURE. DINING ROOM FURNI-
1J1RE, MATTRESSES We have on hand the
latest and most elegant styles. Also great yari-
ety OF MEDIUM FURNITURE 10 suit all parties
Nhen you are In need Of weli-rnade and relabls
goods examine our extensive assortment Prices
are now lower than they have been for tvsnty
years. Terms accommodating. =. ". HARDWOOD
Il son. Nos. 4, q, and Governor street Rich
mOnd. Va. " 23-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
N aIyQIk.ES,

SEARS DETUFI.-M.rried. IN Richmond, Va.
on Tuesday. Augu.t 5. 1884. bv Rev ThOmS J.
Vie, Mr WILLIAM II. SEARS and Miss ELLA
j. BETHEL: both ~ Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
COMMONWEALTH nf bitHitlht
o,.,cr uo.Kp STSxt~g FUND toNgi.s'ks,(
WI lIcHaOsD. Auyat ,, 1855.
10y DETECTION or SECTION sE'

~
coND. OF AN ACT or THE LEGisLN-
TIRE OF VIRGINIA approved hsrch ION
1854. intended g. sef apart a funr Tor payiaS IN
,,,,,c., On HE uublic DEBT Of the state as esito-
lshcd ~ illcsct approved February IA lss@jbya
lponih,y accumulation for that purpose i1c unPT-
slgncd. Commissioner, gthc : using Fund % VIZ
elnla. have appropriated o., ~ The slrp ~ 81 ~
Treasury CNR HUNDRED THOt sh%D DOL
LARS foK THE MONTH O2AUGUsrFoR TIE
PURCHASE - THREE PR cTNTUM BONDS
CF mn STATE W!IHALL the NATURE"
COT pONs ATTACHED TiF1LIo; AMI u'eS
Ter by aCyer,,se bas hoy viii receive "n''' ~
H.. of .uch amount Of the said rcc per ee''"''
,o,as . the ,a.a sum u one buHlred h'''A"'
dollars viii enable them Ia purchase ~
M. urstIc IN The hands 81 the Comm '''''''''
,.oo,c aP.N.o on tho lOTn DAY OF Au'oS''
ASA.
an .c,rs hall bo made IN writing aid0'--
-, c,c Commissioner, of the >insins Fand of
VIRGINIA. shall ~ scaled, and shill b. op""'h ~
tho Co,nmi~aon,ra. era majority ot theh' "h '"'
oo-,r DAY oF THE MONTH. At soon IN NE
uroenee CT the Governor ~ TIE Common"e"th'
grin ,,.,t Of his abe nee, IN the presence ~ the
secretary 6 the Commonre,ltr. The bonds ~
tened AZ the lowest pricq shah D." pcrch'eei 10 te
,,,,,t alb " mfn. o,td. n The 20th Day Of the
month .hal .allo Sanday ora ic,ni hoiidV M
.-,d e,l,r. han - opened on Tho next di' which
f. not . legal hohdsy. The thur ror crn,un bonds
Of the state \. shove spccifes. ~ thcr elu'ilcut
\. fuulaile ,nds. mast D. presented hy ths p,rtF
notified uat ' boud Z, accepted 90 deposit ~ ,
Ter cent. In money ar crriiied cheek, If thro'
days time for delivery O., >~kef' beyond which ~"
time for delivery vii boz given. Prov ird, how
over. hat ihe said Commissioner, -hnll htv" au-
thorit, % reject INV snd NJ bids mad go l1r-d-
nnce II this act or to accept - tlon ofhc bonds
that may Dc ud.re'i ny snY party.
FSANK o.. RIFFlS,
MORTON NAElE,
l.hAt .. BAENsDALE'
srG-lc, Crn-f,.l ,nc-. - ~iuTing Fini,
D. frr.Hr t. . AftftisNsI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

TT WE HAVE SECURED AN AGEN-
CY OF \ YRBNCH-WO, ZEN CORSET Og ONE
or TIE PlNEsP MAKES, AND BY THIS III
RIOT PURCHASING We ABE ENABLED TO
OPFER GSAL WRENCH. WOVEN CORSEfs ar
WAY BELOW REGULAR TRADE PgICGk
TtIRsB COgsIYTs ARR ESPECIALLY COM
MgEDABLE FOB THEIR HXFRAOBD.SAEY
DURABILITY AND PERSECTsEas OF
saAPs, WHICH CANNOT BA FOUND IN DO
MFfyTIC-aAD2 COgsLrIS. VIZ sELL ~ TIKI
LOWEST NUMBER Long, HEAVILY
BOSKD, DOCBl. H-(LAsP CORSET AT SEVEN
TI-FIva CENTS. HANDSOME HEAVILY
DOSED. Observation-Disclosures BUsr ar
EIGHrr-kIGHT CENTS rHE EURghA. kX-
IRA FiSlsH. HEAVILY BOEED, AND Eh-
BROiDERRD. AT ONE DOLLAR ROC 1UOSB
DEsIHISG AN kX'rRA-LONG CORrEF Wa
WOULD RECOMMEND THB yIvE-HOOK.
e7Asp CLARA AT OSbDOLLAE REC ULAR
Trade PRICE ONB DOLLAR AND EIsTY
CENTS. THE GENUINE SYLVIA CORSGPAT
OEH DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS, THa M
GULAD TWO-DOLLAl BRAND. THH PA
TENT ROMAN sPOOS-BUeK CORSET AT
TWO DOLLARS AND rWRNr Y-YIYg CENTS
A sPLFSDID-MADE, YRsSCs-wOvRN con
tRr AT FIFTY CENTS. THIS AGENCY DOES
NOT IL ANY WAY CONFLICT WITH OUR
STOCK OF MADE CONSISTS WHICH Is A.
OOhPLE1R As EVER. Ie THIS LINE VIZ
WISH TO CALL ATTENTION TO The yRDtp-
IA AT SEVENTY. PIyE CENTS. AND the
PAHlsIAN AT ONB DOLLAR, WHICH
BRANDS WE HAVE HANDLED FOR rHE
LAST TEN YEARS. AND PROM WHICH Xxx
PERIENCB WB CAN RECOMMEND TnBn
AN ELEGANT MAKE CHILD'S CORSET Ar
FIFTY CENTS. FULL LIMB Oy Dr.. WAR
MFRS CELEBRATED CORSFTs.
JULIUS MEYER a SON.
COL and COS snst Broad sir~,s.
ptutss or,srsng through tina mais viii please
ssnte u bus aud enclOee nssn ceuLs FOR post
Az " 2E-ra .rhs<r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

II 4. ATKINSON, No. 30 GOV-A
.ERNOR SHEET, Furniture Dealer u
and Inderiakcr.-keep constantly ON haad ~
large assortment Of Parlor, Chamber. and'
Dining Room Furniture Of tho ats,l styles, which
4 offcr low-priee. To please everybody. Give rue
a call. In the Undertaking Department Is kept ali
eIssse. Of Caskets and Collins. Funerals attended
At all hours IL l2-eod3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
lie gIyeth bis beloved slecp.
MEETINGS..

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS w,
~ are cordially invited 10 attend yAtSi
stated convocatiOn IF IL G II VI @ ID r.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No. q ~ the 1850
Ms.ops Hall on Frarkll street. THIS (Thursli
EVENING, August Z tn. At =, o'clock.
By order of the VI. +. H. +. -
GEORGE +. KETSEE.
suT-ltE Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

SFAIFD PROPOs AIS
will l.. received IT This Office nnul
TUESDAY, AUGUST L, lo'i'
ATi2 O'CLOCK VI,
II. furnlslling he following supplies
WOOD.
Whit Numbered iSOnl cord, fmpro up in'H -
DF.r QUALITY SEASONED PINE WOOD for
q, p,paI..ncnt - Outdoor Poor l' bee delivered
In Tie cit, Nc such t;mls, ar: a. such ga iiues'
and 70 such place. q. TIE superintendent in1f IL
rect the wood furnished to be- -uHi'~t O. m~a'nr'-
men. wlAnc,cr do.,uod necos44rv - ODE Nnierin-
,andcui The c,@t ior stacking aud m -a-nrlng the
wood 10 b. paid by The contractor.
coal.
o-c hundred nod twenty l3ol ton. more or
io.sj - BEST QUALITY IEDAsh ANlRA-
CITE coal, tgI-sirs; and
Two lundr,.l and hfsy $500 tnnseT ESGlNE
coal FOR Size Amshou-o.
Ponds with aIrrov,si ,ecurity VIII H. Pei area
FOR tie satisfactory complexion Of The contacts
FIR wood sud coai ,nd the names ~ the surntei
mu.. accompany each proposal.
PROVISIONS. &c. FOR ALMsHOUsE.
FRESH BEEF,
BACON,
FLOUR,
RICE,
COFFEE.
SUGAR,
VINEGAR,
SOAP,
SALT.
MOLh>~F~.
HEREIHua,
LARD,
MILK.
FORGE.
hay,
STRAW,
OATS.
CORN.
BLONNsTUFF.
~iIOF~.
MEDICINES,
f,a he quarter ending
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER !, ISL.
The Crmmiiicc for The Relief of ihc Poor
s.rve the rrsI :, rrjot any all bid, of,ered AMI
~ awarding tLs contract tor wood ana coal IN
whole ~ Boz IAlIL
Further inflammation and forms a pfJpossll eau
b. oltaincd Al III. ,aNce.
CHARLES Il. BIGGER,
su6ti superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

VIRGINIA BASEBALL COMPANY.
The annual ~cetipgo Of the sTOChHpLDtRS
OF THE VIRGINIA BASE BALL CDAPANf
FRJEND, nv east Main STREET, AUGUST SrH.
al q, O'Clock L. ". Aiull attendance requested.
W. &. Seldom,
An .2t Precedent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
rUANRFR AND PAnLOR sI-ITs.N

CHAMBER AND PAnLOR SUITS.0
Y Now T. the time 10 save money. WctA
will offer FURNITURE for thirty dave at ~
sp.clal Gg1irta IN order 10 reduce sock. FINE'i
SIR, al stecial low prices. We are determined
To- all our Goods. BE sure and examine our stock
If YOU want furniture Of any kind. Il Will he 10
yoir interest 10 DO Terms made satisfactory.
f OATHRIGHr s son,
~ % 1G Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
L THE FiRR DEPARTMENT
WITH FhhD.
HyADQna FTDB DN- AHrnsyT.l
RICHMOND, Auggs1 /, 1881. (
NOTICa.
s.s!Sd pr'f-s.ls VIII 10 ,eseivef AZ The once ot
tn ChisI ebgiuesr IL the Pin Department,
rv~aiy-hfLh and Brad .ireet.- lnsu
THURSDAY, AuDUsP I'M
II ~ W., Ar fas.iisAlns H. barss N liz slrs
DegnTunel! Will
YgkD AND STRAW
So hive months.
Tie Committee al Fire lSgsumeng nerve tie
usht " relsct shy 90 al bids. sad a. srlri tiIc
cDnrsrt fUs zach axecis st!uired ~ the lowest
bidder ussrfnx
FTms ly0p0<ais vfil ~ rurli-hci Oh aapli-
saIiou at liz one. & Tho Ciicf Fndneer.
By ossi's q the O.sniaitSu 81 Sire Department.
JOHN J. KING,
"a lei Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07
NOTICE TO EOAD-BUMDERS AND
CONTRACTORS.

TT}a P,SA I.s viii D. received ~ She Binding
'"minitteO " the Central Innate ,-y nm, s.tlet
and 4d's,sstd g. tho undersigned, unul the - rH
DAY OF AlGlSI. ls-i, f1r the improvement y
cox rad nom The surporA.r iiur oi thr city ~
It1r-1urs 10 us A syldm t.1cs, sl'D. Cor the con-
sGNction e road through the Asylum farm "a
liz ll4i,1uFs 90 follows:
Yer tiI. whole ark Or fpr ss~tiols ~ the same {.
pr cutie yard Of excavation placri ia embtn.-
Mtnt. paf cutie yard ~ sIcaNlt'oa wasted. p.r
square yard ~ spali p2Vem'nt aid aui rrmmsf :
pr squsI~ yArt ~ elsiiirg. per sluAre yard u
grnY,lllug Ter nauarc yari n nicada, .Lug. per
linear foot ~ ." trrr. tff4 Ilp- laid Aud pro-
Lrtsd; per iueal foot - q" tosra-costA piDe Laid
and projected
Pl.Ii.. specification, ami form ~ contract m
L. zen Al tie Office ~ r. l.. LEANEHWOEII
Dud r. X. Di =, rngin'srs, NJ. 10, sycamore
,tr,tt. lst.Tshur.' Va over iiiuiou = DAun's
bank.
1fe WORK y ~ - eumplFIsl by NOEEMBER
|, leSf, ani payments - contractors VIII M
made every twp weeks rpun Certificate. II the
Asylum r. .yinssf.. as yer cent. u payment bs-
ing reserved until csm glction ~ each contract
The cen mIIt.e reserves the riaLI ~ reject any
aud all bid ALRXANDVh HAMILTON,
Chairman bui dug COMMITTEES,
Al 2-lOt Petersburg, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-07

p,r,c, s,p,utS,r>,rlp pfsiic Cu,Hiriss,I
fIR4r-MARkFr ifLL, 1
RIcuNONp, VA, Au~usi u lS3''
Y q L 4 l..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

In large cdifice of the church of Eng
land the clerk, somewhat old and not
over-intelligcnt man, sat directly beneath
the high pulpit of the rector, and respOn-
ded the amens to his reading, as was his
custom. Now the clerk very often fell
asleep during the service, and the rector
invented the plan of dropping pea Gun
noticed by the congregation upon his
bald pate, with tho mutual understanding
HAT this was to be signal for an Amen.
This worked fairly for while, when one
day the rector in his gestures knocked the
whole box Of peas over the pulpit upon
the clerks head; and he, being sound
asleep, jumped up wildly and yelled !:
Amen. Amen! Ameno'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

REGCBARrr IN FEEDING.-It is a fact
which docs not seem to be either known
or clearly understood by many of our
breeders and farmers that regularity, as
TO the time and quality, in feeding has
much to do in determining the question
of profit and loss, aud that irregularity as
TO the time Of feeding and the number of
daily feeds have more to do with produce
ing loss than variation in the quantity
of the food. Take a pen of pigs for in
stance, and feed them for week at, say
Il. M. and 8 p. m, with a noon feed at II
H., and then feed irregularly one day three
times, another day twice, occasionally
once aud at irregular hours, and see how
soon the pigs will show the neglect, even
though The same amount Of food be given
zach day that was formerly supplied. An
finals Which are fed at regular intervals,
and la liberal quantity, will rest content
between feeding times, but will be on
hand aid expectant ut the feeding hour.
If not fed regularly, they are generally
restless and discontinued at all times, and
the worry they thus take prevents the ami
mails from gaining that weight and size
which liberal feeding would otherwise
produce. The discontinue produced even
by pcrsens when obliged to have their
meals irregUlariy, even though they have
always at such times plenty to eat, will
give some idea what will result from ir-
regularity ia feeding fattening growing
animals,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
A CARD.

u EAD and satisfy yourself that by going TO
IL the store OF OSBOURN & BARNHART at
Duflields you can save money in the purchase
OF your winter supplies, We have just return
ed from the Eastern markets with II full line
OF seasonable goods. We have no old goods.
our stock is new and fresh and by purchasing
from us you get the benefit Of any decline in
the market. We watch the markets and keep
up to the styles.
our stock consists OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
ROOTS AND SHOES. HATS, CAPS, TIN
WARE, QUEENSWARE, WOODENWARE,
HARDWARE, &c. We pay the highest prices
for all kinds OF produce. Special bargains in
Ready Made Clothing. Agents for the cele-
brated Davis Vertical-Feed Sewing Machine.
This line Of goods will be sold Mt rock bottom
prices. Believing that the nimble dime Is bet
ter than the sluggard dollar, our profits are
short and our merchandise Is cheap, call and
see ms We will not be undersold. An exami-
nation will cost you nothing, and IL is pleas
ure ut all times 10 show goods. Thankful for
past fiIvors, we are yours truly,
OSBOURN & BARNHART.
Duniplds Nov. 81, 1888.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
Western Maryland Railroad.

ON and after Sunday, Dec. -, ls>l, passenger
trains will depart and arrive nj Uagerstown
daily as follows. baltimore time:
LEAVE HAGERsTowS.
SIS a. m. for Shippensburg.
500 a. M, through passenger, arriving nj Hillcn
station AT at ll.iJ5.
1920 a. m, for Shippensburg and intermediate
points.
30 p. IN, mall; arrives in baltimore ut G.D.
80 p. m, for Baltimore, due at Hillen Station
at 40 pm.
ARRIVE AT HAGERsTOwS.
Mail train leaves HiIlen station at 800 a. m,
arriving at Hagerstown ut l2l0 p. m. William
sport 1888 p. IN.
Memphis & Atlanta Express-Leayes HilIen
Station S'sl q. m. arrives at Hagerstown 6.JI.
Through Passenger-IeaYes HilIcn station
at p. IN, and arrives at Hagerstown ut S.05 D.
m. WilIiamsport SIS p. M.
J. VI. HOOD, General Manager
Il. II. GRIswOLD, General Ticket Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

For scrofula, syphilitic disorders, thin
and watery blood, sluggish liver INDICATED
by poor digestion), weak Kidneys Cindi-
Gated by urinary sediments), diseased mu-
cous membrane indicated by both nasal
and urinary crtarrh, inflained eyclids,
etc., use DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock and
Sar.a parilla. 1t gradually rebuilds a
broken down consultation and restores
robust health and strength to every part.
No other remedy equals it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

A Clinaman came into the ladies' cabin
on The ferryboat and took a seat beside an
Irish market woman. He seemed to want
TO make himself agreeable, and, rubbing
his hands remarked: "Belly cold" The
woman looked at him with an air Of con-
tempt and replied; "lf you'd put yer
shurt Inside yer pants yer stomach
wouiJn't be cowid, yer heather blagard."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01

4 man In a sleeping cal went THOUGH
a terrible accident, in which the car roll
cd down an embankment, without wax
ing. 1t was noted, however, that rs the
car struck the bottom, he murmureG:
Don't, Jane, don't; III get up and start
the fire directly"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
4 GREAT 1IORSEMAN.

Mr.. J. II. Goldsmith, owner Of the
Walnut Grove stock farm, n. Y, says of
the wonderful curative qualities of st. Ja-
vobs Oil, that having long used it for rhcu-
matism and on his breeding farm for all
ments of horses and cattle, lie cheerfully
aceords this great pain-cure his prefer
cnce, as the best he ever used ia an expe-
rience Of twenty years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-03-01
Baltimore & Ohm Railroad.

The following trains stop at 5hcnan-
doah Junction:
EAST-BOUND.
1922 a. m.-Train No. u, local, for
Frederick, Baltimore and way stations,
via old line.
1928 p. m.-Train No. 3, fast line,
stops by tagging for passengers for Wash
ington and Baltimore.
WEST-BOUND.
1l.23 a. m.-Train No. IL, local, for
Piedmont aud way stations.
1928 p. m.-Train No. 6, fast line for
the West.
1924 p. m.-Train No. Il, fast line for
Pittsburg and the West, stops for Western
passengers by tagging.