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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04

The Democratic papers are just now
pFaising President Cleveland because
in a recent letter TO the Tariff Reform
Club, Of Boston. he reiterated his Well
known views concerning the tariff.
They coli il sticking 10 principle
OF course Mr.. Cleveland sticks To priu-
ciple Why shouldn't he He has
nothing tolosc Tie staked everything
ou the result OF a battle for free trade
and he lost; He wouid:be very foolish
indeed. 8. he dill not cling TO hi, pecu-
liar ideas II j. .lt fellows who still
have a political future who may be ex-
res,si to face about and ask the peo-
pie 60 forget what they said during the
last campaign.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04

The Democrats Of West Virginia ST
iast acknow }eage that General COT
was elected governor OF that state at
the recent election. though his opqo-
.nent. Judge Faulkner. has given notice
that be Ril contest his right to the
seat. AZ this contest will be decided
By the legislature, which i Democratic
by one majority, General COT may yet
lose the office TO which he was elected,
bnt it is a great point conceded for the
Democrats 20 acknowledge that he was
elected on the face OF the returns. For
almost two months they have been
claiming that the official count would
shog that Faulkner had been elected.
and. r. may be surmised, they have
done everything in their power TO
bring about that which they predicted.
All Of their manipulation have failed
however. and they are compelled TO
acknowledge that the Republicans
have at last elected a governor Of West
Virginia The Bourbons fought hard
to prevent this little break IN the solid
south. but 1t was not 10 - prevented
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ASSESSMENT ROLL.
SECOND sTREET eRApE

NOTICE = HEREBY GIVES THAT THE
~ assessment FOL Tor toe grazing ot see
Oue street, from Pine 20 Blanchard streets
and constructing Sidewalk on both sides
thereof. has been fled vita tae noGer-
signed. Clerk q the city q Seattle; asd
further aoi3ce Is hereby gwen thai said roll
: open 20 pu1tlc lEspectiun a. the Office Of
aid eiefk ir TIE elty ball sn1 Is il remain
open fu- inspection EniJ Friday, January
!, l,s9, - . O'eiock = "a. and that al
persons feeling themselves gEgrIeTed by
any such assessment mas apply 70 the con-
Tn0u council % said city 70 kaFe TIE sane
oorreeted on said January l., l.sg. ~ Ia
o.c.eek ?. n AZ ileir council cham Der n
The lily hal
" 2 FORREST. Clerk.
Dc % ---.t Ll.--L-a--nz u.- 2. l.e.
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]. COMPTON.
LAND COMMISSIONER OF
KIRKLAND LAND CO,
James ST., opposite Oeeiden-
tai Hotel. Seattle. W.T..
a CARD.
NOTICE.

NUT.CE = HEREBY GIVES THAT
y "a partnership Heretofore existing
between o. under the 7-fE uarae 81 CarysH
& -srz -ol, Is ;h5s f'zy z sss. ss.3 by lfli0st
consent. Tee business VII b. continued
tT Nr. cor eH e. Z CDENE}I
he q. lss, r X ~tEGI>tN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04

Advertisements aHdss tee atats ~ los;
Fouul. ror sale. To LEI ara s-taatioas
Wanted VII be inserted a. the rate Of :
cents ya-l Tor 6sst Insertion cent
word For each snhsclBtr: insertion Pay
uc-t WAYS in asivauce-
The following letters a-e awaiting solver
tis--S NJ -r Els ,7f-ils.-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04
CAUTION

BsEs-e CT F-zzd, s. ny raze z21 the
r-ire are sez-a PED o. ire eesrozz Of al NY
Advertised s5oSs before leaving the zsrto-y.
whieh protect the vee-e-s &SSz1ss hlgn
Prices And inferior goods II dealer cfeS
" I. DOUGLAS xAess Is : -eeSeAa price,
AZ SAYS be kkS them EizAoz1 NJ name and
p-sos stamped 81 lie eetto7- put hiE
dow s. t-zud-
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Dissolution of co-Parinership.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ drrn Of Peccard < Co doing business
a. us Pacific avenue. Tacoma, Pierce coun-
-. Washington Territory. has, this FIRST day
OF January. Iss9. been dissolved b. mutual
consent. u. Geismer retiring. TIE bust
ness has been retail cioihiag and gentle
mems furnishing goods. and viii be sue
ceeded by the firm OF PeccErd < Issaes,
v no viii continue the business All debts
~ 70 date against the trB Of PeccaTd 4 CO.
viii be assumed By II. Geismer, OF Buffalo.
New York All accounts due the firm VIII
be collected and received BY FsccGrd <
Isaars.
Witness our hands this Isl dAv OF J8au-
ary, ISs1. HENRY PECCARD.
". GEiSAER.
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A-s y ls'1F's 5a1thiuE SrszE,. f5r cali
d-eu 5a-s-r. re. > gee F-ssezir,.aa Of e8s ~
t-e nitat ssatss. zuf hzs been eco for
f1Ttv Egzrs vIth never iEili2g saea1ss by
1lfllcls GO mothers fpr shal- cfaiiSraa
Daring rss ssrucess - -eeisz1E is vElae 5
.1cait q -ab.r Il r. eFes tas Chil5 from
ra-g7, cares dyseaserF E4d 1iSrThFsz grip
ina 20 taa r1sEeas ana sand collie 81 Civ
i1,F hes a - tAe casa g ISIS fHs zasrt e.
s-s ~. & t-e-.a CAV
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Wa CHONG & CO..
CHINA TEA STORE.

Y Chias- s.e vz-esf ans tsss-. from - -
80 8 g.er reet5 Elce. a..saza EiE had
-,1.lts ard gaEssEe.-- ssslss rs -r C1lgaH.
b-scS ste-s. s1~ne. Talrs as. HasEla gtUu
s-----. ksfz
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT-FURNIsHED FROM ROOM
Il desirable location. Inquire room 90 new
YeslsF block.
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED
i front room q Dearborn block: also TWO
uuiu-u shed rooms for light housekeeping.
Inquire llS Main street.
nor FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
4 on seneca between sccoaG snd Third.
TOR RENT-OFFTCEs FORMERLY OC-
I eup.e3 by MfGilTra q Blaine. Apply
a. los COMMERCIAL street.
TOR EEST-EL Et7ANTLY FURNISHED
L rooms 10 frr-prAof binding b1siuess
center eu suite and single. Apply the
Ful mAa, Front street, between seneca and
Iul Fers.ty
NOR RsNI-HOUSEs AND ROOMS.
L -hasts & -Eadgri, ro0m -, Union
bio :
nor RENT-A FRONT ROOM, SUIT
4 ab,e fer oaiee or lodging. Apply a.
7i74. second street
IoR EEST-SUITE CSFCRSISHED
L elegant roorns, als8 fue Office room.
Inquire room - new leslsr Block
-ING EENT-wHARF AND WAREHOUSE.
1 Inquire 81 Manning & Bucks iu-ni-
t1-e store. Columbia st-cei.
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Seventh Street Tax Notice.

TIE TAX LEVIED BIZ The CITY
Il Council il fae district created BY Or
diEAgce No 49, - provide Foz The grading
% Seventh street. from Madison stree. 70
Mil street. sid constructing sidewalks
On both sides thereof, J. n8W aae and pAv-
abs 81 IRE 0f}ee of tae city treasurer. Al
taxes ugt laid within
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s-ss4 tss1 s.s5-a-sss-s. - - ssrersss
i.N9g .nle ieg 3ar al aaE iutervsf. eea &c
feed. s. IS, M ] feed. 81 se4l =. sexer
sraaigs, 81 easl a'is arrivals 10 aay. soQ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ partnership heretofore existing BE
tween J. Wegert Snd Ar-. ID. Rooney. doing
business under the firm name Of J. NEEeTt
& Co as proprietors Of the North PaeiSc
Brewery IL the city of Seattle. King eoun-
ty, Territory Of Washington. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, Mrs. D.
RoIaey retiring All debts due o. 10 become
due the jrra are 20 BE paid ]. wegeIt, AID
all liabilities against the firm Of J. Heeert
4. Co VIII be raid By J. Megert-
Witness our han1s this q day OF JaBB-
Rry. lssg JULIUS WEGERf
MRs UOROTHEA R0NET.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04

Ia fhis city tfthey are sAAsy
indtet at there are ordinances
.ch thef eAa b arfpsssAs Tsa
losT lsrgg.Ltss ESt Has atanaal
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FORTY DAYS

81 the 1rst publication Of this notice viii
- e'ar-1 delinquent. s teualrv Of Eve
Per cent. aiAed and interest a. the rate Of
10 per Ee2t. CHARGED
Z. FORREST, City Clerk.
First PUBLICATION q this notice Jan = Lsss
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A-NtSse s'.s ,s.ssas vssssa' .4si4. ss.....
sSss- Usltig - t,sss, k.sltA : l0sis. Agury-c
i ials, sFStalst ia, sersssSs1 I hsns.
l.sA atz l1sils, y ealgan fuRs. ssgzcr 4 rue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-04

urANTHD-A LIMITED NUMBER WHO
w wish frsteiass table board, TO call az
iGs south sixth street
DASTHEOS BILLIARD HALL, HEAD
/ quarters for Brunswick Bake, Coilen-
der ( Co. Orders taken for anything in the
billiard or pool line. P. Baumsn. agent
= GOVERNMENT LASDs-TIHBERvPRE-
VI ernption and homestead claims located
by reliable man with the best OF refer
enees- Apply 70 z. D. Pitt & Co, real es-
tate agents, - Charles Hotel, Second 81,
opposite postOfiiee-
yTATTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER. lot
w between cables. with fine view Allen
& Rogers. 81 second street
7 E3s0Ns IN SANcY WORK THE
II Lace House.
r HAVE FOR SALE TWO DESIRABLE
/ building lots. commanding a nagrif-
cent view Of Lake Union; all cleared and
TELL1eEScER once
COOKS. CHAHBEaMAIDS WAITRESS
u IS ard all kinds Of female help sup
piled on the shortest notice J. o. BO-
FORTH. III South second street
UANTED.-aEN II SEARCH OF 4
w nice lot and who prefer 70 buy such a
lot within a few minutes walk OF the Oc-
cIdeutal hotel for $500, rather than 20 away
out over The hills into the weeds, two or
three miles 70 buy one forthe same price,
TO call al once on George DOrtfcl, Real Is
tate Broker, Office, Commercial street up
stairs between Mlll aud Washington.
DAINTING TAUGHT-EAsIEsT METH
/ Cd and lowest terms in seattle. Mrs.
C. ". D0nnett. northeast corner Pike and
sixth streets
UTANTED-TEN TEAMS To WORK or
w second street grade Apply 70 W. y.
White, contractor.
DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS; SEE AD-
II vertisement below. ". +. Richardson.
WTANTED-F0R CASH. To 9 ROOM
w dwelling. Apply 10 Ronald < Piles.
lIME. la WEE. TIE NOTED CLAIR
vi yoy ant trance medium, can he con-
sul;et on business love, marriage, divorce,
etc, in perfect dead trance: no bumbug.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money fe-
funded International Hotel. Cherry 81.
SIX YOUR FURNITURE DEALER FOR
n B.rmingham's Boss" Bed Lounge.
for durability, comfort aud neatness, com
bincd with cheapuess. they have no equal.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING. REA-
l. souabie terms Corner Front and Mad
isou, over Pacific drug store.
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EnFLoYuExr WANTED.

VA =I-~.GC AXIOM BY NAN
~ la-1y EI'h -, or f5 take C-a-ae %
gaE--l e- css -!le-y. Al s->ss a X Ta-s
AIAAIElE-A SITUATION ~ HOTEL
" ~ servant lH -.v4'l house. Ac1Ttss
y e. rs-- -Hs lss. ~
N{-ANTEU-~rECATlJN HY A LADY
~ i-a2 ttg Ea.e g. sars - Ia oNue 90
esa-s +a sfoce AS3res g. fA.s afcc.
NTAhEEIf -- 81 UATsu& EN ENFE&I-
" e1es2 fe-E 20 10 slsEoS-4 V&cr- Al
dress X tA.s ufes
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treated a; their hoEaes BY eorTespo ntasnfe.
Medicines snd fDsrvsetsras sent hy rsss o.
Hn.-.x.nf..rfrn
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EgR sALE-oLD sEwsPAPEEs At
Il tails once.

T-OR GALE-FTRSITUEE STORE. 10
cation most central in the city good
established city aud country trade: pro
proprietor leaving town owing 20
other business engGgeL3ents; good issse
aad rent cheap; the best bargain ia the
market. about $500 Apply 70 J. q. Bozorth.
II s0sth second street.
I-OR sALE-CHEAP: THREE BLOCKS
i In The immediate vicinity OF the gas
NO, a. cheApes. wholesale business prop
ert 3 in the city: also lots on Seventh and
Jackson streets: on account Of an eEeum-
brsnee on the property i VIII be offered
for % days 100 per cent. lower than other
property in that vicinity. Apply 10 Josiah
Collins. Jr, corner Front and Cherry.
EoR SALE - OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
II bundles OF 100. at this Office.
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N~ANFEp-To BENr-t HOUSE aF
" .#a- s. -asu1S tzs-atca PIKE ast
A-.. -t1rlt ana FliFa stsevrs. Bt tAzc
$50 -i utu balse. d aGtlt sra-1esi sre.e-
Aa-v-s Nars- al. sn t4-e Ft1r iNrE-I.s.
oAA.El rfec.
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:. ,se.' 70 a.s,s ,inEor.,i on Japan.
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rsezt Gtacss snTas hotel
T-T5E zKTF--s T0Es CHOICE Ray AT
L 81 - t0a- AyTsly e S-iso- Csiles-z
I-JF SALE-HOP. HAT ASD DAILY
L fsru. situated % ~Aife. rFsr, sea
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ass~-ess 70. 81 sc t<ss e=sh- tszlaHee On
the AZ psT esEE per SHs1es. -. 80 -.
.ealers tnaui-s q J. 2. zcNA Ais4-1 Z $50
TSS4g sAI.F--za8e ACRES OF pATEsiED
L ffrs.es Lard Inquire - s1elsya 4
Arrastroug. Arczse Daiisins. sr1isi s,sssei.
I,5R sAIE- H0TEL IL o<g OF ThR
sssst sazrns On the 50114- ha& E1e
revsstar1cn sn4 tslng = gpzsl n'lss5ssA-
80 s8u 4 trI1st1Dz-E- rlal@ s2ss4-i4ss
Fsg2t stzeet
FOX 4ALE-LfyT. Gext-s. WITH WELL
4 aa8 8rooFa hgelse. $3.50 casa: ne4t-
blaex from Eeslss sf@aEe- On li4et,isLl
street. Moore lard Co.
I~oR EaLE -0SE-HAIF INTEREST ~
gaa8-paY5Eg hertssr-s17D- fr9oi -
ezefan and Erst class EX;EirHs. a1drEss J.
II seh01hosvsr. Psvr Igar1sel.a- W. y
T,0R sALE-LOOK HERE-tsoo ONLY
sa- 4 rice residence bot Improved
sgffs siHessik. Fourteenth street eefEFeen
Nj sBa Jacka0a streets. sest and eheaFezf
fee ever offered IN the city ogly tsT rim
rses' ws from Front street. George Dorf-
FL. real estate nreker. o1ica Commercial
street. aefreeu Nil and Washington, up
Stair
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TOR sALE Or REST--SKH SEVEN
! room house on corner pIGt, 81 Fremont
Lake Union. . minutes bT rail from cen
ter d city. tine well al kitchen door; price
Slsde. very easy terms rat So. monthly
Also several fine building lots ssEae plaee;
moderate prices aud EMS terms Also 20,
yeut neat sfT-room house, three lots sad
stale. water handy. fgur blocks south OF
5sexsou street cable line, ~ aaiies out;
rent SIS rnoufhiy. Also for sale 10 lots near
fhis house. so each, easy terrzs. " Phi
lips. Occidental Hotel
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UTANTED-A LIMITED NUMBER WHO
w wish frstelass tssle-bosr9 TO call az
IfTs south sixth street
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TOR RENT-FURNIsHED FROM ROOM
i desirable location, Inquire room 90 new
N..I.-- 49,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-01-25
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Editor.-You made very grave
mistake in last weeks REGISTER by
asserting that General Hunter was a
relative of mine. Let me assure you
he was no relative, no connexion, and
no friend of mine or of my husband.
/ never saw him, and only by his in
cendiary acts l knew him. This coun-
ty has evidence Of his work while he
was commander here. But he is dead,
and forbear. Yet, the evil that men
do lives after them. and he cannot be
forgotten here. Non he is before that
tribunal where no mistakes are made,
and where he must answer for all the
deeds done in the body to the Judge
of all the earth. who will do right.
Please give this place in your next
issue, and so repair the wrong and in
jury you have inadvertently done TO
me. Very Respectfully,
HENRIETTA b. LEE.
Iceland, Jan. 81, 1899.
THE item referred TO was sent out
from Washington last week, and the
REGISTER was one of the newspapers
that copied it just as it was. In the
hurry of work the mistake was not no.
ticed. General Hunter was relative
of family whose house he burnt at
the same time the Lee mansion was
burnt, and not more than half mile
from the latter.-EDITOR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-01-25
A Mart,nsburg Wedding.

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied in the Reformed Church of Mar
tinsburg on Tuesday. The parties
who were united were Miss Mamie Ii.
Doll, the daughter Of the venerable
Clerk Doll, of the Berkeley County
Court, and Mr. Nathan Fl. Davis, a
wealthy Philadelphia. The bridal
party entered the church in the fol-
lowing order: Ushers, Messrs. Bernard
Staley, Robert Snodgrass, Hugh A.
White, Arthur Gilmore, Harry Doll,
and VIM. White Of Baltimore; j ohm and
Frank Doll, brothers Of the bride. Then
came the groom, Mr.. Nathan II. Da-
Wis, alone. Leaning upon her fathers
arm, followed the bride, attired in a
rich white silk gown and long veil
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. A. Hoffheins. The Wedding March
was played upon the organ by Miss
Emma Staley, the brides cousin.
After a reception at the brides resi-
dence of immediate friends Mr. and
Mrs. Davis took the train Tor an ex-
tended tour North. The presents
were han dsome and costly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-01-25
Officers Elected.

Officers Elected
The following officers were elected
by Potomac Grange at its meeting
last Saturday: w. NJ. Lemen, w.
NJ. Geo. l.. Hoffman, Overseer; VIM.
A. Morgan, Lecturer; James S. Right
stine, Steward; Walter Mcdonald, AS
sistant Steward; John Keplinger,
Chaplain; G. d. Keplinger, Treasurer;
X. s. NJ. Hoffman, Secretary; George
Turner, Gate-Keeper; Miss G. Keep
linger, Pomona; Mrs. w. NJ. Lemen,
Flora; Miss Ida Folk, Ceres; Miss Gus
sic Lemen, Lady Assistant Steward
There will be a meeting of the Grange
on Saturday, FEBRUARY I'd, at 2 o'clock,
when the officers will be installed.
The following officers of Caledonia
Lodge No. 4, /. o. o. F., were elected
at a recent meeting j. W. kerney,
n. g.. E. Il. Licklider, V. g.. H. L..
Hout, Secretary ; Joseph l.. Cookus,
Treasurer; ID. l.. Rentch, r. s. n. G.
Joseph Waldeck, r. S. V. g.; j. G.
Ungsr, l.. 8. V. &. Murphy Tabler,
r. s. s. =; ID. s. Rentch, l.. S. s.; VIM.
Entler, l. G.; ID. NJ. Schoppert. o. Ii. ;
J. ID. Staley, Chaplain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-01-25
RSONALS.

The States acknowledges pleasant
personal visit from Mr.. r. D. Mclean,
the brilliant young New Orleans
tragsdian now playing an engage
ment at the st. Charles Theatre.
This gentleman has adopted the stage
as profession purely through pas
sionate devotion to the dramatic art,
and his achievements so far promise
a brilliant career and high place
among the great tragedians Of Amer
ica.-Nec Orleans States
We were pleased to have a call a
few days ago from Mr.. ]. E. Norris,
who is getting the material for his
tory of the Lower Shenandoah Valley.
From what we can learn we are con-
fident that the proposed book will be
Of great value as an accurate history
Of the many interesting events Of this
locality.
Messrs. W. p. Liicklider and d. 5.
Rentch are representing the Y. NJ. e..
A. of Shepherdstown at the annual
convention now in session at Cum
berland of the Associations of Mary
land, West Virginia and the District
of Columbia.
Mr.. Edmund Siler, Of Berkeley
Springs, paid us visit on Tuesday.
He had such agreeable company with
him that we hope he may soon call
again.
Mr.. Daniel Getzendanner, a we'll
known and popular citizen OF Kear-
neysville, has been quite sick for the
past week or SO.
Mrs. J. S. Pierce came up from Bal
timore last Saturday and remained in
town until Monday.
Mr.. Harry Wintermoyer, ofthe REG
IsTER force, has been on the sick list
this week.
Miss Helen Pendleton has been Wis
iting in Washington during the past
week
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-01-25
Tho Last Paper.


This will be the. last copy OF the REG
IsTER some of our subscribers will re-
ceive from this ofIice-unless we shall
hear from them in a very satisfactory
manner in the near future. There are
some persons who owe us, but who do
not care whether they pay or not;
these are the fellows we intend to shut
down on. We have recently written
to those in arrears; some have made
satisfactory explanation, Others have
made promises only to break them,
while some have made no reply at all.
We are glad to say that we have very
few dead beats to contend with. We
don't want to have any such. So this
week We'll purge our lists and put the
claims into the hands of officers to col
lect. No one need complain of such
course on our part, for we have given
every opportunity to those indebted
to settle up.
We are afraid we will have to make
another raid in q short while, but we
still hops that promises will be kept.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-01-25
DAYS and Dates.

UdyS ana DdteS.
For the year 1889 the days and dates
of important events, anniversaries
and holidays will fall as follows: St.
Valentines day, Tuesday, February
IA; Septuagesima Sunday, February
II; Washington's Birthday, Friday,
February %; .Shrove-Tuesday Fast
nacht), March 5; Ash Wednesday,
March 6; First Sunday in Lent, March
10; st. Patrick's Day, Sunday, March
II; Palm Sunday, April IA; Good Fri
day, April 10; Easter Sunday, April 81 f:
Low Sunday, April 90; Rogation Sun
day, May 90; Ascension Dav, (Holy
Thursday, May 30; Decoration Day
Thursday, May 30; Pentecost whit
Sunday, June Q; Trinity Sunday,
June Is; Corpus Christi, Thursday,
June 30; st. Johns Day, Monday,
June "a; Independence Day, Thursday,
July 4; Thanksgiving Day, Thursday,
November, %; First Sunday in Adj
vent, December /; Christmas, We'd
nesday, December %.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-01-25
Oh. the Snow. the 8eauh-i!

Winter, long delayed, came smiling
to the front last Sunday, and gave us
the first sleighing snow of the season.
Early in the morning the snow began
to fall in hesitating sort of way,
as if it didn't know how to settle down
to business. 1t finally got down TO
solid work, though, and deposited
several inches of itself on the ground
Late in the evening the snow turned
to sleet, but it cleared off by morning
There was enough snow to make
pretty good sleighing, and the bells
have been jingling merrily ever since.
The sun has been shining brightly
for the past couple of days, and mud
will soon prevail again.