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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28
NOTICE TO LIEN-HOLDERS.

To all persons holding Liens by judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof OF Van Alstyne & Ryan-ln pursuance
of a decree of the Circuit Court OF Jefferson
County, made in a cause therein pending, TO
subject the real estate of the said Van Alstyne
& Ryan to the satisfaction of the liens there
on, you are hereby required TO present all
claims held by you and each OF you against
the said Van Alstyne & Ryan, which are liens
on their real estate or any part OF II, for adj
Indication to me, at my Office in the County
of Jefferson, Charlestown, on or before the
18th day of September,lSS5. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of August, 1855,
EWrf Commissioner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28


A GIRL up In New York State has
gone crazy over roller-skating. Guess
she didn't have far to 90.
IT IL said that there Is no swearing In
japan. Then there are no nocturnal
cat concerts there and stove-ptpes are
unknown.
The psrrulous faction got mad when
Mr.. Gaulkner was offered the Egyptian
most, and now that he has declined IL
they are madden yet.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has agreed to
attend the Virginia State fair to be held
at Richmond OH the 2lst of October. His
Cabinet will 60 with him.
THE Cunard steamship Eturia has just
made the fastest ocean trip on record.
She crossed the ocean in six days, i've
hours aud thirty.one minutes.
The undertaken who had charge OF
General Grants funeral has presented
the modest bill of $4,000. He don't
expect to make over $40, 900 profit.
OHIO is the only State that votes in
October, and q constitutional amend
ment will be submitted this fall chang
ing the time of election to November.
SINCE the outbreak Of cholera in Spain
few months ago there have been $1,000
deaths out Of total number of cases OF
less than 200, 900. The disease is still
raging.
The Ohio State Democratic COnVen.
ton Mt Columbus, last Thursday, re-
nominated Gov. Hoadley for Governor,
and Endorsed President Cleveland's adj
ministraton.
The man who has established CO.
coanut farm In Florida will have to i'm.
port monkeys to gather the fruit. The
third reader tells us how the monkeys
do the work.
The committee of New Workers who
have undertaken to raise Grant mon
ument fund of $1,000, 900 have only to
get $952, 900 yet. They have already
collected $4S, 900.
BEN BUTLER has turned around once
more, and now says he is highly pleased
with President Cleveland's administra-
ton. This is a gentle knock at the door
OF the Democratic party. But the door
is shut.
DEMOCRATS In the first district Of this
State who have hankering for the
postoffices are now realizing what an
awkward thing it is to have Republic
can Congressman. We are sorry for the
faithful.
MALONE will have q hard road to
travel this fal! in Virginia. The straight
out Republicans have called conven-
ton to oppose his ticket, and Gen. w.
C. Wickham, q prominent Republican,
says he will support Fitzhugh Lee.
The Treasury officials have just UNI
earthed a considerable amount Of crook
edness In the business ways Of Alabama
Claims Commission. Fat places have
been unlawfully distributed to the
amount Of s34, 500 a year. Secretary
Manning has put very sudden stop to
this affair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28
IN CHANCERY.

Extracts from decree OF June 10th, 1885:
at Is adjudged, ordered and decreed that
this cause be referred to Commissioner Cleon
Moore. TO ascertain and report The amount
tate OF the firm OF Van Alstyne Ryan, Its
rental and market value, the amount and
priorities of the claims OF the creditors OF Van
Alstyne & Ryan upon the partnership estate
or any portion thereof"
A Copy-Teste:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

Notice is hereby given that viii exec ute
the foregoing decree at my office in Charles
town, w. Va, on 18th day OF September, 1885.
$3.50 90 'CLRON MOORE,
Commissioners.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

FOR LOW PRICES OF LUMBER
.g4 yt.F see
WILLET 81 LIBBEY'S advertisement
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28
L FERTILIZER RS!


DURE ANIMAL BONE, DISSOLVED AND
Il RAW ANNOTATED PHOSPHATEs.
;. &, BeSh. from the largest and most re-
spOnsible manufacturers. buy the goods
direct. DO not sell on commission conse-
quently can sell from one 70 two dollars per
ton less. Analysis guaranteed.
/ rs @. T. HODGES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28
A GIRL up In New York State has
gone crazy over roller-skating. Guess
she jidn't have far to go.

Iris said that there Is no swearing In
Japan. Then there are no nocturnal
cat concerts there and stove-pipes are
unknown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28
TIMOTHY SEED.
"A LARGE lot OF choice Timothy and Glover
heeea '0' 'A'e " WIN. LEMEN.
Commissioners Notice.

TN the Circuit Court OF jefferson County,
i West Virginia:
Richard Van Alstyne and william L. Van
Alstyne, suing In behalf OF themselves ana
q, oil other creditors of Lester Van Alstyne
and James W. Ryan, partners under name
OF Van Alstyne Ryan........ ..PlalntlHs'
against
Lester Van Aistyne and James w. Ryan, in
Individually, and as partners, under the name
OF Van Alstyne and Ryan, Augustus som,
- n1er. Edwin K. Sommer, Trustee, ShePherd
Tappen, Trustee, Jefferson Savings Bank,
oliver Boutwell, and Charles Boutwell,
trading as Boutwell, & Son, Old Town
erf III McClellan. Central National Bank,
TROY. New York, Reuter- & Mallory, George
w. Knode, George Cross, Frank Pry, D. +.
Koontz, ID. w. Hendricks, William Wels,
The Morton Poole Company. Defendants.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

WE have just gotten In beautiful line OF
w Satteens. Call and see them.
j. L. RICHARD & son.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has agreed to
attend the Virginia State fair to be held
at Richmond on the 2lst of October. His
Cabinet will 60 with him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

The gsrrulous faction got mad when
Mr.. Gaulkner was offered the Egyptian
post, and now that he has declined It
they are madden yet.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

The Treasury officials have just un-
earthed considerable amount Of crook
edness In the business ways of Alabama
Claims Commission. Fat places have
been unlawfully distributed to the
amount Of s34 500 a year. Secretary
Manning has put very sudden stop to
this affair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

The man who has established CO.
coanut farm In Florida will have to i'm.
port monkeys to gather the fruit. The
third reader tells us how the monkeys
do the work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

The Ohio State Democratic Conven.
ton Mt Columbus, last Thursday, re-
nominated Gov. Hoadley for Governor,
and Endorsed President Cleveland's adj
ministraton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28
NOTICE.

MISS ALMIRA MARKELL viii open her
sItl school SEPTEMBER ~. -Parents de-
string 10 send their children viii please
apply early. Music will be taught by Mis-
Sallie N. Markell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

TIE Cunard steamship Eturia has just
made the fastest ocean trip on record.
She crossed the ocean in six days, five
hours aud thirty.one minutes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

MALONE will have q hard road to
travel this fal! in Virginia. The straight
out Republicans have called conven-
ton to oppose his ticket, and Gen. w.
C. wickham, a prominent Republican,
says he will support Fitzhugh Lee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

The committee of New Workers who
have undertaken to raise Grant mon
ument fund of 1,OOO, 900 have only to
get $685., 900 yet. They have already
collected $4S, 900.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

DEMOCRATS in the first district of this
State who have hankering for the
postoffices are now realizing what an
awkward thing it is to have a Republic
can Congressman. We are sorry for the
faithful.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

BEN BUTLER has turned around once
more, and now says he is highly pleased
with President Cleveland's administra-
ton. This is gentle knock at the door
OF the Democratic party. But the door
is shut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

SINCE the outbreak Of cholera In Spain
few months ago there have been 75,Ooo
deaths out Of a total number OF cases OF
less than 100000. The disease is still
raging.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

The undertaken who had charge OF
General Grants funeral has presented
the modest bill of $4,000. He don't
expect to make over SIC, 900 profit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

Go be Continued.)
a.. deste. I. A. Moore,
Aug. q, ISIS. Clerk of County Cont
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-08-28

OHIO is the only State that votes In
October, and y constitutional amend
ment will be submitted this fall chang
ing the time of election to November.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16
Beer Against W hlSkey

~ ,,o,rs decided inclination
III over the country
''' ma nso of vb;.kev and other
~ .i.ohols ns;na as a substitute
on.r oo,.rour1. This iseyi-
4,,, forrdeJ on the idea that beer is
ca ana contains large
g nn,rioant. al.o that bitters
- son,o medical ana itv which
~ wy ,,,..,,,a ~. alcohol which it con-
WI g. these theories are without
,s..n.,;on IN the observation of ply
-;.;an
Tho oso of b.er !, found to produce
.o;ao &c dsconeratiop Of olltbe organs:
rrof,rrd and deceptive fatty deposits
5,,n;n;.bod circulation. conditions of
connection and peryer,ion Of functional
.o,irit;o. local inaommations of both
,bo liver and kidneys. are constantly
q present. Intellectually, stupOr
amonnt;no almost to paralysis arrests the
-, reason. changing all tn. higher faculties
into a mere aninalism, sensual selfish.
l,,,,;sb varied onlv with rorovvsr,. If
anger that are sepsele,s and brutal. In
appearance the beer drinker may be the
+ n;cture ofbealth, but in reality he is most
u r...;-.;,,,. l;... III.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16
VICTORY IN OHIO.

Tn an off year aud under great d'sad- /.
vautages the Rupublicans haze carried
Ohio Foraker and the entire ke-
rub,;can state ticket are elected and the
Republicans have safe majority on
;o;nt ballot in tie legislature, thus IN
surfing the return of MIR Sherman t" the
United States Senate
Gov. Hoadly went into the campaign
with the prestige Of lis handsome viet"' )
Of 's3. He was supported by the
federal administration III TIE distribution
Of patronage. with view to the
strengthening Of Dcm cratic detenses
al, over the state The Democrats
managers had the further advantage OF
!. serious detection on the question q
prohibition. They had also the stimulus
sc the success Of she national EN- cratu
party IN l8S4-the first victory OF tn
kind in quarter of a century
Judge Foraker entered the canvas
with the prestige Of defeat by Hoadl
tvo wears ago, and other disadvantage
FAR more serious All the money an
noise were on the other side. For til
Republicans to have won anie sue
conditions is to have achieved gre
victory
In the flst preliminary skirmish f
position in SO the Democrats Inc
disaster. Federal patronage has n
proven such mighty force as they e
rected. All their hopes of making Oh
Democratic state are blasted
Now FOR Virginia, New York a
Charles County. a.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16
For St,rF.
SAMUEL G.. LANCASTE
FOF SkrteYOr.
EDW ARD VI. HARMED.
PROVE YOUR CHARGES.


mr. EdeIen' IN the course Of his speech
,s 49, no ."e county convention, referred to
M. hnard IS oan,,.. ""l''"1 '.ie oooAS OF
having them render a more exac, acconn,
OF their stewardship than has ever here.
'0' or Oeen 'O'''ned = Times,
; ne ABOVE report Is correct. Mr.. Eide
NV y "''''''' III '''S ocIlef. The
H.. h,.a XIX. ''' y ''' county
,.,t ,,....e = camping"
A wv ''' county 'or years, aud Mr..
~ "'a"y o'neiS naS caught on
- 49,. ''o"'' ana doubtless
~ '''' - 'iVie Is some 'Tu'h u It.
"I w "o' ''''cVe IT, or any other
;..:r a'S" '''ier' However to
~ '"' '''''S u puohc Official
s"' ''o people nave anu It Is their
' ~ ~ ~ ~"'n t'ey think public
'"0e' nus !" any manner betrayed the
P""''' ''"S'' we therefore suggest that
0Omm'''ec Of respectable citizens with
WI Nue''n az IT'S Chairman proceed at
O"'' y '''eS"s"'e tn aii'lrs ofthe Com
''O''' court ana ferret out the
O'"0'"'s' u ~n'c9 he and others
:. ,,I, ~ many 'n'ng to do.
--....-... = u.s.v " nllnd that an as
scfhoh oFtharo67Tactcr coming from S"'n
source may reflect upon the pe'so"a'
integrity of good men II the present
board of commissioners have been cor
rupt or falsiicd thor trust IN any "'"
ner they should be exposed anu pu"''"
ed, and we will JOIN "''h"ny parry "
son u effect their punishment y" '"'
,ontrary, if the ave not been disno"es'
MS alleged, it IS an outrage on ucce"'' "
thus SANDER them to defeat '"e N'PuO'
can party To reflect uPo" Tue 'na' ~
ter OF any 'hu'N' uN' " ", '''I' d.,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16
ASO a'r LEasIsToR

Some M, LEu
Ia nnla. ~" = '. =. . Nj T. NJ \ ssns.r
for ,h QUO Of tie I,pub.io,n - .,niiiate.
last L .aa n '.l' 'opus,, rep...i by ,e
vidipe f f., ia5 aud ,lso IL. law pro.
said Mr. IT. ' son, clerks Office. [eh iti'
of ,t'p linen ia having ' bass. ..I' b.
n.- ,ro's charges are made fsr political
purposes with The bon. ~ ~ .o-,iop
orl, ~ '''s' following which NJ south
e y, ,ar na;.. aa' heretofore bad !, political
campaigns may be divs,,.5 ! ,.,m N.
'uPpoI'' The Arguments p.aJ ar. Gin.
VIZ y :" ' ".. extreme. & place many oftho,e
''O arc using them in r,,ba. , luIc.
.ou' night. In tile first place !, .cI.nr.
s. say many intelligent and close OBJ
serving farmers that a local. .,os law
a''' not diminish the number Of crow,
"A 4. proportion ''o to the money espeoioI
acting upon their opinion in .,..e...
ca 81 sufficient strength Of character to
10 his duty regardless Of Ii. J..suiug
attempts OF those who are sockns to-
cast aspcrsions upon bis .on,etency
he used his influence to rene,I the law
which was done, thus saving to tie
county over 500 mot $500 a. Ia. been
stated a year besides driving set Of
i'ler' who engaged in the occupation Of
lettering around in the woods catching
rows, to more commemorate onoloy-
nent. In passing the indexin, law Mr..
had a hand TN .ork i
'ostly' 1t is true, but the amount paid for
Is the same that was paid Democratic
Jerks IN other portions of the State.
nd the record is the most valuable Of
ny in the clerks Office. Tho deeds
hould have been indezed long ago. aud
% where but in a slow county Ike this
as it not been done. This record ena.
les any person to search the title to his
roperty at a very snail expense aud 10
very short time 1t must be known
lso that these salutary laws were enact
d by Democratic Legislature ofvhich
lr. l.. NJ. Switzerland was a member
low we submit to the consideration Of
ie voters Of the county whether OF not
IT Switzerland may be considered
lcompetent when he had suiF-
ent influence in an assembly
intelligent men, such as composed the
ist Legislature of this State. large
IaJorlty OF whom were opposed to him
to pass laws that rebound to
'e welfare Of his people A man who
as the capacity to think rightly for
Imself; the honesty to act when IN Off
al life for the best interest Of the peo-
.e, and the bravery to do his duty, is
lie man the people want. Mr.. South
land having the capacity to Judge
hat the people need most, being hon
t aud upright, and possessed Of sufi-
ent holiness to do his duty regardless
the fictious of friendship or the San
,rs of hatred. and bs.-:---.s -. y n !
once faith fully aud well. there isses''y
,son to believe, if elected, he willao so
ain. So let the masses stand by him;
q poorer class of which he is an hon
Cd member should support him and
II mn for him on the day of election a
andsomc majority.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16
Registration Lists.
CORRECTED At OCTOBER SITTING.
FIRST DISTRICT.

cuRRECTED At OCTOBER SITTING.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Persons pcpig registered and stricken
from The lists II qpaiifed roters.
NEWLY REGISTERED
Cross. George w Hawkins, Harry l.
psyi. John II Miner, Jere, ST.
,;arner, John VI Maddox, Frederick
Slyc, George Jr.
Transferred 10 Firs district.
Compton, VIM p Oliver, James Il
9,bbns Charles Oliver, Henry X
pnfy. James II Posey, Adrian
F.ri. John K Sattery, Patrick
Gardiner VIM MSimpson, Thomas A
4 ward. JOHN c Simpson, Joseph J
HAYDEN. Charles FSmith, Walter
Jameson. Ed Turner, Il Dudley
jameson. Walter JWenck. Daniel W
Transferred from First District.
;arper John & Smo5t, Ia l.
Garner, WIN II Thompson, } n
Garner. Jos + Ward, Thomas
Ipgle. Julian Wcnsk, james b
jenkins, Fp wills, Philip K
Wills, Francis II
Sfrict,n from he l5t
Adams, Joseph Fred, ..ck, Il
Baker, Lewis Gates Jos i
Beans James II Hawkins, VIM
Banks Frank Jones, Isiah
Butler, Aaron Mason, Jas Z
Thew. j II Jr Murray VIM S
Cushing, Richard Rcber, John
Watts, William Il
Dedd.
Ijnkins. w Stonestreet, r S
/ hereby certify, that the above are
correct lists Of persons made out in com
pHance with Section s Of Chapter 249 of
the Public General Laws, passed by the
General Assembly Of Maryland, at Jan
uary session, 1876.
H. COX HEWITT,
Ofiicer OF Registration.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16
Come one Come All
tournament & Ball
AT
LO T Fl A 7 r.
Thursday, Oct. 22nd

HFf Naturalization 7. Davis
rs r. G. Ferguson, Eddie Robertson,
~ Boswell.
asges.-J. Samuel Turner, Hon. s. Cox,
co'PDr r. NJ. Lancaster, j. B. Lyon, A. T.
CARGO.
0r1tor Of Day.-R. II. EDELEN.
ofstOr Of The Ereaing..-D. T. A. CARRICO.
Q@pniHee Of limitations. George Reeder
Bennie Clements, Jimmie Mudd, F. Brooke
Matthew's, A. HUNT.
kaogers.-R. n Tennison, R. L. Davis
Riding to commence at l2} O'Clock sharp.
AQneen and three Maids Of Honor will he
g'wnef
Prizes First, handsome harness: second
55'df; third, Martingale; fourth Whip and
SUM
Entrance fee for Knights 81 so.
ieals and horse feed to Knights free.
The ne proceeds viii go to the benefit of a
ia Storm sufferer r. n Tennison.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16

VTWtIS " Mail I0r our Manu., r,agol
Clothing, have scrupuously cs ,a anu ps's
uoo, or 'amples and rules for self r,os
ment VIII be forwarded, fee op '. .aaii
We wIIalso take care Of vour n,, apP'c c.s If
charge when visiting Baltm65,aa, 'V'si IT, 4
SON corner Hanover ana Pr,lt ~. oe a.l,i.
mofs Mary '.ud 'N'e'S, 3'l"'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16

'tlerman is up to an extraordinary num-
her OF tricks with his nimbl, hand. Iat he
will never take IN as much or Il mn 70 - ne
square inch as Dr BulrscOuga syrup in its
B Z raid on coughs er colds.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16

Il you would have appetite a..b color.
strength and yigor, t,ke Ayer'. S assu, ia
wheh will confer them apop ra''j II AMID .ani5
succession !Ou Au ''f'N
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16
NINr1rnrsrpfrr-

ersoHs ne'ely registered ond stricken
ffo" TIE lists of qualified roters.
Il NEWLY REGtsrEREp.
oksey, Joshua J Gardiner Jas b W
SIksey, WIN II Hoffman .Josepb F
VI Ioksey, John johnson, Samuel
oofoksey, Peter J Stonestreet. Mark I.
ganter, Richard II Smoot John r.
IN 'ketf, Jeremiah Savoy. LleweIlvn
Driver. Charles II Shade John vi
i Transferred 10 Ninth District.
own. James II Green, Richard A
BIll. JONES VI Lucas Fr.ncis
Giecnfeld, J W Thompson. James
"Igeh, Henry Thompson. J y
Transferred from Ninth District.
Duckett, Isaac Shorter. Thomas II
Dorsey, James II Swami, Edward II
Hawkins, llilleary Turner, James II
Stricken from the Isis,
Bafnes, Noble + Savoy, John
Farrall, Charles b Thomas. Henry
SenbleY, Joseph Webster, James II
Weeks, Willet
hereby certify, that the above are correct
" persons made out in compliance "a I'M
ION Of chapter 2is Of the pnbIic f3sn,.r.,i
-; passed by the General Assembly Of
~'siahdi al January session, 1876.
JAMES n. WRIGHT
Officer Of Registration
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slss.res rIr nAraIer.
Persons ne,o7y registered anil striclen
from, the lists Of qualified roters.


Persons ne'c1y registered anil stricLei
from the lists Of qualified roters
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Bramwell, Chas \ McKibbin, Jos G
Harmon, Ell Il Murphy, james
January, lbs NcC Robes, Roaney
jenkins, Edward Everett, Peter D
Transform d to seventh District
Hodges, Benz Savoy, Thomas
Hanson, Lemuel Maddox, Isaac
Chapman, Wash Welck, James b
BarckIey, Noel D Garner, Smith
Carter, James i cans, James
Transferred from seventh District
johnson, Samuel Wilett, Robert
Key, VIM l. Branson, Lewis
Mason, Henry W WlIlet., Wan II
Boarman, Harry
Stricken iron, the Lists,
Brooks. John + Carroll, Albert F
Brown, George W Forest, William P
Briscoe, Franci, Gross, Theodore
Brown, Wm o Jackson, Charles Il
Carter, Jane 7 johnson, II w
Chapman, Ign Mack, Edward
Cox, WIN II Jr Proctor, NJ S
Carroll, Lewis 0 Mack, Samuel II
Bruce, Francis b
Dead.
Clements, JAS A Slater, VIM II
Cox, Edward G Scroggins, Jas w
Brown, Geo w Wise. JOAN
1 hereby certify. that the above are correc
lists of persons made out in compliance with
section OF chapter 249 of the Public Genera
Laws, passed by the Generel Assembly of Mary
land, at January session, 1.76.
WILLIAM II. COX,
Officer of Registration.
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Smith Adam
rlIInn nr.rnror

Per.on ne,ciy registered and stricken
from the ltsts Of qaalifcd coters
NEWLY REGISTERED
Barnes, Conrad Lawson, Stephen
Bowie, Ethelbert Posey, Matthew
Burgess, + r Posey, JOS Bruce
Cox Thomas j Sanders, Robert
Clements, Max Shriverel, Robert
Gilroy. Eugene Smith, Noble
Hart, Henry W Sanders, Bruce
Hanson, Fred Tenant, John &
Jordon, Vim A Willett. Frank
Transferred to Third District
Allen, John T Key, VIM l.
Huntington, W F Simmons, I +
Hemmersly Luther Simmons, james
Wright, Richard \
Transferred from THIRD District
Barnes, VIM NJ Gilroy, Albert J
Frene, VIM J SpauIding, James
WEIGH, james
Stricken from the lists.
Huntington, JAS Leland, John p
Dunniagton, \ simmons, Ihorton
Gutrick, Benz Posey, Geo w
Harrison, Geo Winter, } Henry
thereby certify, that the above are correct
lists of persons made out IN compliance with
Section of Chapter 24s of the Public General
Laws, passed By the General Assembly of Mary
land, at january session, 1876
JOHN j. BRAWNER,
Ofticer of Registration.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-16

Our fall stock of these goods is all that could
be desired; our buyers having had the expert
cnce Of many years to guide his selections
which a e superior to any previous offerings
we quot
Men unbleached English halfhose, at l2!c,
lsc q and 25c per pair
Mems coored cotton half hose, 2le, 2jc,
80 and &c per pair.
Mems merino and wool and cashmere half
hose in solid colors and mixed Crews and
browns, 25c, 873c, 45c, 50, 62l and use per
pair.