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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
Cxrnrsions.

20 West Brighton and Brighton ne1ch Hotel ara Baeh
Track. seld's Concert, and Thayers Fy,ot'i;,sa
roais Of 7:io tsunasys iO, sic. 40 asd half
hourly (sunlays every mapieD thereafter until 10 20
l.etu.uins leave Coney Island a. .22. Ss2 "a
10 30 and hall hourly Until ii IL p m Time 10 Concy
Excurson tickets 10 cents Dor sale az Elevated sta
tions good alto return 3iavc., Broesy3 ann ~
changeablc there FOR car fare cr zoe BDnSyh s'V
railroads rstU-n by The Brighton Bcaeh Railroad on
narmont o; difference ~ iare ,,,,,
Excursion tcscts 70 Rrgrton lIo;e ae1 Taee' Se,d'.
Concerts ana Thzyags n king ~ New orleans lnciudhs
iarc CapDei's stages Sca Nnw Elevated EfIrcai
45
PHasssg-rs are admitted FREE 70 the marvellous water
display. Niagara ana the Exposition. auc by eNeusye
contract At REDUCED RATES 70 Thfyefs Fireworks
'ShCw. TAKING or EEW ORLEANS
Grand Mounted Brosi Swo. Conba; 10 the chrfnDon-
ship ~ AfrcIca. DUNCAN ROSS - G. r. &c DAILY,
August 4th. 4 n 9 D. az SEA BEACH PALACE
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Sumner Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
FAST TRAIN WITH SLEEPING CARS
THE PhEEERHEn EnffIE

IT. ONIso.
THE PkEFERi.ED ROUTE
roup -. NEMlORK CENTRAL AND
'SMh., WAAEsTONN AND OGDGNSBCRG " RS.
rain with through sccpBr.cars Grand Central
Dcp"1 IA. texeept Saturday and xfcat
i r.aeS 4; ~ G. n T. r.. paving Albany 10 p, m.
u ga A. m, running al0ng the a0pc OF tho
nntonaaeks ana through tho beautiful Black River Valley
srivnc az Paul Smiths Northern Adirondack
~ H., = .32 a m. ting wish stage arriving
Lau; Smiths Hotel 80 4. Returning leave,
Smiths station Northern Adirondack r.. ! 90 r. m.
arrive Gfant Central Depot A. n Excursion tickets
ana Sleeping car accopnadions can be- obalnci az all
Ncw-Yofs City and nrooSivr 10 ,,ro Your cscts roa3
Via. Utica ami l.. W & B. r. l. rare as lS.e as any
line EeiaeGh-r that this IN olv Through
only limo avoiding change q cars only standard gauge
fouto only route AMOR ling engcrs sull NIGHTS
rest The LIMO from NsW-Yofk ~ tai' limo Ia, been
i51.2 'Horhs TO fSrtL sMtTHs Is6TELL
Connexions male Sa-7nsc Lake and I'll Adron
aaek Mountain rsofs sani t.a esnts Iostar, Tor Illus
given sway. THEO. BUTTERFlEID.
GenI Passenger Agent T.. w. o. 7. T..
Oswcsu n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
REAL ESTATE
er,sNrss AT TIE EXCHANGE.

rrs,rcss was slack at the Real Estate EXCHANGE
yesterday, and the only auction sae' Vi lca' e''Ao
dvertised TO take place were adjourned NJ 'ho saio
~ stocks bonds etc., by A. IL Muller y son. fourteen
,srs sixth Avenue Railroad Company par value 300
.a~s sold at 1855; forty shares BsoaiwSy National
eesnt OF New YORK. Sa5 each. a. a6e L. ana Aieen
.sases Continental Insurance company. SloV esch' az
aai for investment, situated in Tho vicinity
- eighth 30 Seventy -secona SITS; Park ana Third
0. 49, as for property on southern Boulevard. or al
s.cnl Streets b,wecn One hundred and ,hrtycis hta
I. aud Hunts Point Road l%cnsy.tniFd Ward iots
OF ~ an WCStchcs crave. or streets between Crsune
O. @.r'snt ard southern Boulevard 1weniy.thln Ward
business Prsh Marin Il lane Nassau Waer Front ana
Srad s,s Offered for sale At prices ranging from
Snrnts and s.oes II Nntasv near Ninety thiri-ss
Al 3 OOOO each, or In oxohsssc Tor nearby country
place
20 sales we, SSd TIC ESnsass and aO Auction
to-asy. nv sec,, & Mxcrs
sale Of plot q land on SHAVE cor OF 1oithst was
SALE of dwellings With lots Nos 2o4 eos East 10Th.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS n. Y. CITY.
ios another mo- s to PeRcnbers and anoheT $4,000
cahsrno-st, lot 40, 27.$xe5o; Glass % ~,
DAVID Rieher ana wife to Hannah Mcclure 10000
o0 cSaies fafeascfs wife Cohen 2o25o
NcManu. to r J L McManus =. IS. 500
Martin and "a wife to sarah < Nix 1000
To- 10 M,;;hs !, Whitehead $1,000
10 Bank Bank Of America ''''" D| p.'' 100000
Fdward Purcell To- henry Wood 10000
Vic to Rachel Kr6oSs 80. $500
-xGl Leonard Scots and wife to ST. VIM
Aner-st No lis snd q and co Dclanccy.st n "
another to Julius Crsver. and wife 1920
sSd-st psi II ~ ieisve, 1o0x1022
Thomas Moore AMI James Mclaughlin and
wives 70 Mafsaretha Hoffman $4,000
70 Anna Rsimsci $4,000
wife to Barbara EnncT 1880
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DROVIDENCE LINE

PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER
All Northern and Eastern points and he
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND ana MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier - q. H., 700. Narfcn-s. AZ 80 D. con
ncoting wish through expires, trains for Bosnn leaving
strsrac. al p n arriving osrOn % IL n. and
fo- White Mountain 10 m. Through plrior
rErs T.cVess renowned orchestra on e.ch steamer.
r-r-aqr checked Wcstcors ENprx Company from res
i,co destination. Tickets oni state rooms secured
7 25 9G 3f7 3D. 42 957 Bsoadvry, Astor nous,. Cos
and Windsor Hotel. al Offices OF Westcott 8
Fxuro.s Company IN New YORK or brooklyn aell for
sun aner r.cu son book with rates end route, %
~ n prIfiiS W. z BADCOCK,
cen Pa, Ar. Assi. Con lass Az, 20 Eox SOIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

.G7uE TARIFF OF 1881 pamphlet Of 20 large pages
giving OF DUTY now IN force, N full asethet
with the enre List and other valuable Tatr info
nation Timely for reference, and absolutely correct
price Ie cent copy. Published By T" The Tribune.
VaFk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
Gi.nalioAs Uants0-frmales

IJOUsEWORK, &c.-By a capable Scotch girl % %
l. nausework qoad laundrrss; sober heaest ami
willing not afraid Of work. city country. Call 270
9th ave. aear t-lhsL
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LINE. TOR

a. IONlNlIDDN LINE, ! OA - ., ,,,.o,-,
- SAERAGANsETT PIER WATCH HILL, PkONi.
DFNCE, WOE, ESTER. sni Soint- nofih AM cast VIA
peo,tl.rr, ana W1rccs'cr steamers lcivc nom Now
firr 81 n K, GRE toch shove Canalst a, p m Hi'J,
,unsqy Trough ear rsri'liaS chsrs -
az lsndng aRi Nsfs4r,ls;tt rta3ui eAtrt
e,reo H.yras. checked from est"rcs TO dsiii alton By
Wesiretr- EspFcss CON ANY . c,- or 10, 49,
T.esats s9l rooms on aa et W -, ,oL 81,
oo- 4Sf 9JT Eaatwsy. AafOr House Coss3lVlioan and
;lytss,r li,,sls an o1lcs. sycsteotrs Express 20
" r. EABCOck - ~. "tsso"S,
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Che Curt.
Gonutrp Boaro.

A. BEAUTIFUL summer home for family or few
n guests; large private mansion about an hour from
New.York hot and cold water, Gas baths 20 acres
lawn shade waks garden fruit high location superb
view convenient depot; many trains; stabling Ad'
Srcss A. D.,
1s2 william ST., 81 door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

no NEW-HAVEN. &c.
4 yXCUGSloN lroee dsysl. 81 za
Str,rer. { II NOKTiIAM and CONTINENTAL leave
PECK sip. I'sr IS r. T.. . ~ and y D. NJ. tSundays
u ,asp'1 n .,Trr Fl srrYYGFfEIDi HOLY
oKE Ac Through tcfets sod and bsegage checked 40
Al Rroadwsy. New YORK and COuTtst. BrooklTn
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Counirn i]ropcrtn for Sale ana Go Get

Tcrtv-nvc minutes from Nev-York City Hau. commute
ton 10 cents trip choice pots a,l villa sciences
with al inn roycncnts terms 70 desirable putes
Address Tor map and fToe tickets
HiTCHCOCKs REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
IA CHAMBERS-ST. Nev-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
ferinrcS aiI0 Hlcctines.

a MEXICAN ISsTITCTE.-The quarterly meeting
"A will he'd Thursday August = at O'Clock D. NJ,
~ J. TRCMBULL SMITH. Secretary.
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lllsctIlaiitous

JAMES G.. BLAINE PARADE.
COMMITTEES SUPPLIED WITH BADGES
From ]. l.. DiLAif. Astor Houso.
w ANTED.--A locomotive tpier. lCoh1rss power
w u C. GREEN CO Gold -. " y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

Ncw.Yofk. "Wednesday, Aug l. 1855.
"a sales were held the Exchange and Auction Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKII4L MOUNTAINS,
IsndRg at CTaDsions (Wctt P0inO, Cornwall Norourc
MsFlb 20, Milton, PohIEkcef>le 5a1 EsopnA cvnneeag
Ulster ana Delaware, SGny T. Owe Lits1l houtlin
Kaat-fsxl Faiiroa4- S,cam,-- CITY OF KINGSTON
md JAMfe w. BALDWIN .ea,s - cry soeA DAY 2: =
u OF Earrsou-st, y. T., except satnr.-y
when CI-V or KINGSTON iessry ~ ? m, Land ne
only It NcnCu.g AMI p.ugiAeorfic, connecting With
spccal train fOr all Suum'r isoTs through the Cotski
Mountains. Leaves Rsad7ut SUNDAY arhts az II eecs
on ARRIVAL special last train iry the mounts, ns arriving
MI . ~ MuriaT 8 M.
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9otcls.
Orecn Cleaners.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i Lines nor SALdhOtHI4A5 ,JAPAt, CHINA,
Ervm New York. pier loot Of Caaal.sI, n T.
Yoi tl@ Isthaus OF P.nz
TlFWP0RT SAILS Friday. AGyl4t 10 noon
0.3m San Flanc'sco. Isl snd brarnan
For Chna al1 Japan.
CITY OF PEKING sals saiu1 ly' ,Arsu.t II q n
For freight. passage an1 genera ioinau'n apply as
'O"V'' II. J. BULLAf. suset.ntsnaenG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

"-''' BY Scott Myers
Sale Of plot oi land SHAVE. OF 1oith-st was
,s,9rrncd 10 September 8.
Dy 4 n Muller & Son.
Sal, dwellings with lots Nos 204 to ooS East 18TH
Of 3iavc Was withdraw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
Bonro ano Rooms Uanteo.

u GARD with private pahor and four bedrooms wanted
- /. Tor family OF SIX persons Address
with full particulars BOAEDTRS. Box 23 Tribune OGee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02

lawn shade walks garden fruit: high location superb
view convenient 70 depot many trains sIaoling Ad'
dress A. u,
4 SHLEY HILL CoTTAGE-In the loyces, and
"A most h,althfu portion OF Berkshire; 81 70 slQ
Mrs LINUS MELIUS, CoIake lion Works. NJ Z.
BOARD IN THE CATsKILLs.-Plenty eggs milk
ID .hlckens vegetables daily mail telegraph; terns
reasonable plano. Mrs. c. II FURRY r. Durham, N Y
r ATsKILL-Large private residence Delightfully."- sit
terms reasonable. Mrs. NJ. d. WILLIS, Box 200.
COUNTRY BOARD near Bay and Ocean; bathing,
- boating and riding shady lawn broad piazza generous
table liberal terms JOHN w TUTHlLi- speonk. Ii
~ OoK and LAUNDRESS-By young Welsh woman
~ references; competent economical cook; hrst-ciass
bread biscuit aIr pastry baker; excellent lsundess:
Uctrfntc city or country. AMERICAN TRAIN
ING SCHOOL. 4s2 3i-ayc.. S3t-s'.
NUDGE fARM.-plrSslnt locality delightful scenery.
~ mouaan Early homo OF the late Wm. b. Dns-
more Address J. c. DODGE Bennington Heights, N IL
I7lRsr. CLASS BOARD In MODERN COTTAGE
With large additions and coEmnouS rooms, centrally
lsc.ed and newly furnished CA Fronts ssratosa
Springs. Opens June IL. Mrs S. VAN NEGHIEN ProR
EJOUsEWOIK. competent woman or to take charge
II OF chldron. g. Attorney-st
II FW6RK.-By o English girl 10 months refer
cnees good main breai biscuit and desserts:
..reilert arnfress understand 81 nk ana bucr
waces n1o!Crate; city or country. AMERICAN TEAlN-
ING SCHOOL. 4s2 3iavc., 33d-st
7 ARCHM0NT. via Hartford and New Haven road
Il Large rooms overlooking the Sound nne sailing
boating and ba.hiag. Address HATCH HOUSE Box
10. Larchmon, y. \.
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THE HIGHLAND HOUSE.

SUMMIT, y. ].
dellchtfulv situated and select family house the
J.. l. & w r. r., less than ! hour from Ncw-York on
he Orange Mountains shall have several rooms en- suite
otherwise references exchanged. Address THE HIGH
AND HOUSE. summit Union Co.. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
SPRING EOUGE,

BLOCK ISLAND. r. l.
Finest Atlantic Coast open rom
June Goth TO Isl. Pioneer Hotel Of the Island
Perfect drainage Plain and mineral spring water 20 acres
OF beautiful lawn extending 10 the ocean No Malaria or
b. Il. MITCHELL, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-02
Rooms ano flats 90 fet.

THE PERCIVAL
i $50 West d2ds St. Broadway.
Paror ard bedroom with BATH AMI toilet. relucod
rates until October; American plan or table dbote.
-TH ST Dos WEST.-Cool quiet llsht. decorated
4 ventilated and bath. hardwood nDish;
FIRST fiat. s3i $50
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24
HOW THE SCHOOLS CAN RE GRADED

There are some teachers, doubtless, in the
public schools that would Ella lily comply with
the schedule pro lOsed for the schools Of this
county, but for the seeming difficulties in the
way. while there are others who are unwiil-
ing to take any labor or trouble upon them
selves that can possibly be avoided. Tie
former, this article is intended To help along
in their work and IL may be of some service
10 the latter If they ale so disposed. The
work cannot be accomplished in one year. but
10 can be made TO progress so far that the good
results may be seen. The grading and classi-
fication the first year must necessal lily be inn
perfect and some classes Will have to be lap
ped that is, the pupils pursuing some stud
les in one grade or class, and other studies in
another grade or class, forming what is usu
ally termed a "loose classification" This
viii, perhaps, be unavoidable the first year,
but IL can gradually be reduced To ''ciose
classification" which is undoubtedly the
best. Some teachers laugh AT the idea of
grading a school with one teacher. Their
idea is that a school 10 he graded must be held
in building containing several rooms and
several teachers must be employed. 1t is ev-
dent that these have no idea OF what grad
ing school means. No teacher can do good
or successful school work unless he does
grade his pupils, though he may call IL by
some other name. This work may be done
in one room with twenty or more pupils as
follows:-After the studies have been assign
ed to the pupils, arrange those studying the
branches constituting the first year on Ger
tain seats in the room, calling those on the
nearest seats TO the teacher-B class and
then A class and so on through all the grades
that may be found according TO the advance
ment OF the pupils. II some OF the pupils be-
long to two grades, let them be placed In that
grade and class In which they recite the most
! lessons, and as soon as they are prepared, pro-
mote them 10 the higher class or grade.
| Don't think that the pupil must know the
whole text book by heart. and must answer
| every question put 10 him and solve every
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24
SHOULD Be KICKED OUT.

The editor of the West HIginia Dem
ocrat has begun his insidious and mali
cious attacks upon Senator Kenna,
and he doubtless hopes to aid in that
gentleman's defeat in the next Legis-
lature by the same means that were
brought to bear against Mr.. Camden.
While protesting to be a Democratic
editor, Mr. Mason continually does his
best to destroy the party. Unable TO
build up or benefit, his entire activity
is devoted to pulling down and de
grading.
Such pests as he are common in
every department of life. They only
work evil and that continually.
1t does not take great mind or he
role character TO destroy. Miserable
ants ate out the timbers of one of Bos-
tons finest structures, and ruined a
master architect S noblest work. Nero,
the horrible monster, burned the great
city which he never did anything TO
benefit. Dean swift tells OF mean
creatures whose chief delight was the
display of their hateful propensities to
those who came within their reach.
The alleged Democrat should be ut
terly repudiated by the Democratic
party. It's power to harm will be
limited when it shall be spurned by
all Democrats and its editor kicked
out in the cold.
Ii the Democrat desires to remain
afloat for business purposes of its edi-
tor in connection with the Virginia
and West Virginia debt question, why
that's all right. But it should not be
allowed to sail under Democratic col
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24

QUITE a controversy has been going
on as TO when and where Gen. Phil
Sheridan was born, some claiming
that he was born in Ireland, and
hence is ineligible as a presidential
candidate. In 1S4S when he entered
West Point he said he was born in
June, 1880 Last week Gen. Sheridan
said he was born at Albany, n. Y, in
March, 1881. His cousin says he was
born in Ireland, and his mother says
he was born in Ohio The only state
ment that has not been denied is the
fact that the General was certainly
born-where and when is the ques-
ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24

problem before he Is prepared 10 take an ad-
Vanced STEP but as soon as he is IaInillar
with the principles and definitions and shows
by his answers and work that be understands
what he has been over, let him go aheau.
Practice will tend to perfect his knowledge
and he will have plenty Of it as he advances
Let the pupils be enrolled by classes In q
small book kept by the teacher, ana IN cali
ing out the different grades Tor recitation,
call them by classes. For example, "class Is,
first year, will recite their reading lesson;
"class A will recite arithmetic, ana SO on
every day in regular order, so that each class
will know when Its time comes ana VIII be
ready with its lesson. This does very wei
when the pupils are present every day, says
a teacher, but what will you do when some
are absent two or three days i'll a week? One
OF the most important objects had IN view
is 10 break up the Irregular attendance ana
the pupil should be told that unless he Is
there re ularly, he will be put back INTO the
lower classes. II the absence has been una
Yoidable, the teacher should let the pupil go
on with the class and by extra attention help
him along until review day comes, which
should be every Friday, and in these reviews
the teacher should labor 10 impress upon his
pupils the principles gone over and 10 nix IN
nj ind the things and parts OF the textbook
that they will most need as they advance. IL
Is the frequent repetition OF principles and
facts that fixes them in the mind and lays the
foundation Tor good work. The teacher must
keep his eye Oh the pupils that have been aD-
sent during the week and when the review
comes bring out the parts that the absentees
missed. The roll-book OF classes Kept ny the
teacher will enable him TO do his readily II
he Keeps the matter in mind. The teacher
must be constantly Oh the watch, II he would
keep up his grades and classitications. Hence,
no lazy person Is hit for a teacher. II requires
constant watchfulness and laboriOus earnest
ness to conduct and teach school success
fully. ONE WHO KNOWS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24
A Real Necessity.

We presume there is hardly lady TO be
found In our broad land who, If she does not
already possess a sewing machine, expects
some day to b. come the owner of one.
But after the mind has been fully made up
to purchase one OF these Indispensable arti-
cles. tn e question arises as 10 what kind OF q
machine TO buy.
Ii should be so simply.conStructed that the
most inexperienced can successfully operate
IL. The other points mainly to be considered,
and which are the most desirable, are dura-
bility, rapidity, capacity for work, ease of
operation, regularity OF motion, uniformity
OF tension, and silence while In operation.
The Light Running New Home" fills the
above requirements. and is said to combine
the good points of all sewing machines, with
the addition OF many new improvements and
labor saving devices.
The price is no higher than that Of other
machines, and every lady who is the happy
possessor OF one may rest assured she has
indeed a treasure. See advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24
100 Doses

One Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the only
medicine of which this can be truly said;
and il is an unanswerable argument as to
the strength and positive economy of this
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is made
Of roots, herbs, barks, etc., long and favorably
known for their power in purifying the blood;
and in combination, proportion, and process,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself.
"For economy and comfort we use Hoods
Ssrsaparilla." Mrs. C. BREWSTER, Buffalo.
Hoods Sarsaparilla takes less time and
quantity to show its effect than any other
preparation ever heard OF. would not be
without 1t in the house." Mrs. c. A. NJ.
HUBBARp, North Chill, N Y. 100 Doses
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24
Administrators Notice

rNHE estate OF the late Mrs. FLfZAETH ].
i BANE having been committed TO the
Sheriff OF this county Tor settlement, notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against SAID estate, TO pre,ent the properly
authenticated for settlement, and those In
debted TO the estate. are hereby notified 10
settle their Indebtedness at once.
W. a MORGAN. ID. g.,
for j. G. Hurst, sheriff, Com. Admr.
OF Elizabeth J. Bane, Deed.
Jan. q, ISSs-Sw.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Feb. p, ISIS
A Fine Horse for Sale.

w / have for sale very 1ne thorough bred
w stallion, seven years old. Of the kegis-
ter and HamDletonian stock. two removes
from Imported on both sides. He 10 "a dark
bay. % hands high, Of unusually good GlsyO-
sitlUn and without any fault or blesnish
Drives gentle IN harness, and trOis mile Ia
three minutes. The owner has been CLEAR
ING about $50 n year with him. This IN
good opportunity for AN investment. FOR
further Information call GA OF address
FLEMINCS& Snyder.
Sheph. rdsfowR. ". Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24

Sympathy is best shown when practical in
its application. Therefore when you sympa-
thiZe with your suffering baby, show IL prac-
ticaliy by using DR.. Bulls Baby syrup and
thus cure your child. Price % cents a bottle.
sold everywhere.
The safest, surest and cheapest remedy yet
discovered for that disordered condition Of
the liver known as "bilIousncss'' is LaXador.
Price y cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24

THE descendants of the man who
owned the ship that brought Lafayette
TO this country something like a hun
dred years ago have just put claim
before Congress for additional pay.
The heirs of Christopher Columbus
will probably soon be heard from.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-24

WITH Kenna second on the Demo
cratic presidential ticket and Golf
occupying a similar place on the Re-
publican side, West Virginia would
naturally take some interest in the
next election.