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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-11-06
Fall Styles!
MERCHANT TAILORING.

The season is now open, and we in
augurate it with the largest and
choicest assortment of WOolens for
Fall and Winter wear, in all the
Nobby Shades, and everything that
is new and stylish. Wood Brown
Suitings are the latest, and we have
a large assortment. Pantaloonings
in great variety. Overcoatings in
all the newest fabrics and latest
colors.
Furnishing Goods we are showing
new line of Neckwear in all the latest
colors. Underwear of all kinds, and
a large assortment of Hosiery, Shirt
and Gloves.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every
particular, aud prices within reach of
all. Your inspection invited.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-11-06
Gibson's Drug Store.
Best in the World.

DERSONS of small means can find profita-
BILE investment with the Covenant Build
ing and Loan Association. Shares 500.
Dues 90 cents per month. Double your
money in seven years. Perfectly safe and
straight For information call on or address
ID. RENTCH. General Agent,
Shepherdstown, West Va.
Tnly 1891.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Noladians for Arizona

superintendent Ch"yney, ~ Cochise
county, Arizona, III answer Ia tho request
~ commissioner ~ Indian affairs,
Morgan, Ia allow Indian children 10 at
tend "a white school by the payment oi
slO per quarter, says 10 the presump
tlous commissioner: Our children are
as dear Ia us ~ yours il Ia you, and |
dare say you would not dream ~ sug
gesting 10 the mother ~ your children
that she turn their bodies over TO the
companlonship OF such naked. dirty,
barbsrouS aud diseased litt!si pieces II
humanity as Arizona Indian children.
Our years 81 trial, peril and loss have
taught us a Lesson that We would have
you learn. Teach the Indian 10 submit
Ia the source Of control and punish him
Tor crimes as you would punish q white
man for the same offence"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Accident, nc Electric " orL-.

LASt night au accident, which was
purely accidental. occurred at tho Incnn.
descent Electric Light -orks, which
shut OF oil the lights throughout; the
city. Engineer Hunt, in charge OF the
works, states that one of the belts on
one OF tho 1rve wheels OF the engine
hew OF. catching the eccentric rod,
which was badly bent, and breaking the
valve Of the steam chest and bending
the governor pin. The belt was also
pretty badly torn and damaged. and
Electrician Moore 10 hard at work re-.
pairing 1t. Construction Engineer Dav.
10 and j. W, Matthews, who represents
the Edison General Electric Light Com.
pany Of Denver, and who was assistant
10 William Holloway, the electrician.
states that tho plant will he ready for
service tonight. The damage 10 slight.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
A Iall Painter.

TIE other day. George Harris, an artis-
tic painter, was arrested for being drunk
aud in default Of payment Of his hne he
was sent to the city Jail. This morning
", presented Justice Denham with as
toe piece OF pencil drawing and letter
q that We have ever seen, la the cen
W prisoner IL represented in the cell
ling on the floor, with only q blanket
nder him, dreaming, while in the four
s,rners are rspreasntatlous,o OF the reason
hat brought him therc--al the bar OF q
,ufe cent saloon, the condition in which
20 police takes him In, his appearance
fore the justice and finally his sentence,
~ days 10 the Jail. Tho work Ia simply
eAosllent and dem onstrates that Harris
Ia a painter with few. IL any, equals.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

tn" river vas higher this morning
than IT has been before this season
though ~ pr"'ent Il N not rising Par.
ties who came down from Alameda this
afternoon say the water IL IN the luw
lotion land ut that point, and IN one
place Inns trOkan through the temporary
cnIhnukment put up fow days ago, and
~ spreading over the adjoining fields.
y good deal ~ dRmag" ~ being done
N Valencia county. The bridge at Laos
Lunas, which has been IN danger fur
some tim" past, now shows signs of CIV.
my way ard It IT. feared will ~ out II
IA built uu ttDhc piers, aud thcss are br.
lux undermined 10y the water la tho
httlc town Of Valencia. oprositc Los
LunHs, tire" or four houses have already
been washed down, aud others will FOL
low. The banks are also washing away
badli at the saln" polut. There is only
Jew inches u water whore the houses
stand, tut IA they are all ndobes, NJ soon
ns tn" foundations become soaked the
wills Tumble luWu.
\, NJ. Codingtnn, Esq received Ills
patch from his ranch on the head waters
u the river, this morning. stating that
the flo d ght", IN TIE great irrigatng
canal which starts from the river at that
point, had given way aud the water Was
rushing down the canal and flooding all
the adjoining country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
aerial lsAy.

Department Commander A. J Foun.
tain, Grand Army Of the Republic, has
Issued general order respecting the Oh
s"ryance of Memorial day, May 3Oth. 10y
all posts IN New Mexico. The order IL
encircled b, broad, black border, and
among other ihiuga, says:
1t ~ earnestly recommended that on
the 30th day 81 May the aaveral posts Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic in this
department, inviting the co-operHtion 81
all patriotic men and women, perform
the solemn and impressive scrvices ~
decorating the graves ~ our heroic dead,
and, by eXalting their memory and their
dee,is, inculcats u lesson 81 patriotism
and beroism 10 those who ara To take
our places hero when We are summoned
10 surrender 10 the only foe the soldisr
OF the union has found To be invincible,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
SIN Victorious.

Yesterday afternoon Pitcher Mnndell,
with only three 81 the regular Sham.
rocks, the balance picked up on the
grounds, played the railroad boys n
match game 81 base bah on the First
street grounds, vauqulshing them with
ease score u = With LOUIS arr. in
trim, and It 10 always in that condition,
and the 6alnnc. OF the boys feeling like
playing bali, no amateur nine organized
III the southwest can defeat the Sham.
rocks. The local boys arc requested to
assemble at Grants hoss housc Tuesday
evening and effect permanent organiza-
ton Tor the season. Gallup, Winelow,
Socorro, Kelly, Deming. Silver City aud
other towns have now organized and
they arc only waiting for the Albuqucr-
qucans To get ready before sending them
challenges. Remember to meet Tuesday
to. morrow evening.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Bieod.hea Apprehsnd.d.

Seattle, Wash, May ~ Serious
fou6le and bloodshed 10 apprehended
Franklin, coal mining village near
20 Northern Pacific railroad, IN this
Punty.
About 675 negroes from the east were
Rilsn there 70 lSsa the nlrc~s Of tho
fy organization. TIE CITIzrS under.
Iand' that the governor will withhold
as resignation for certain good reasons
large audience greeted vsrnona Jar.
sau and company at Grants opera
'uss last evening. This talented com.
company visited this city year ago
20 made many friends. Since that
ns tho company has been strengthen
sod give line variety performances.
es'srday afternoon the members OF the
mPsny visited tho fair xrou nds, wit.
used the rsoss and male many person.
scauaintances. They were in excel.
"a numoi last evening with the city,
snos. w P'oa'" 'ns au'
n' j, II. Loveland, who has been
W" s'ek Tor the last three months, goes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

formers health. lie improved 10 such
an extent That he returned To the rigid
climate ~ Colorado, but again feeling u
dee inc in his health he came back, with
his "tiimahlc wife, in February, aud ~
the ranch was Tor rent accepted Mt.
Muutcu terms and took charge ~ the
place. lie has made some great im
ptyycmcrts, AMI the ranch which cuu.
slsts ~ thIrty acres, from ils cleanliness
and other appearances. ~ unqU"stiun
ably IN good hands. Eight acres IN in
alfalfa, nhOnt TN acres IN uais and about
one acre 10 sweet corr. HIS cabbage
aud sweet potato ulautH are doing tine
y, but hc met with bad luck IN his to
mat rlAute, luslng from sImc reason
In plants There are several actce
laid aside Tor early vegetables, such W.
peas, brans, ~ lac all kluds ~ garden
produce. Nhuut four years ago ~.
Gppi' trees, all varieties were purchaacd
from R1cheetcr, y y, nursery, aud
They are, With the peach, apricot, pear.
plum and grated trees, loaded with
young ffult, which PROMISES an immense
yloId tins SEASON. Besides all these nice
'hug- ~ the fruit auj Vegetable line ~
make the lie OF Mr.. aud Mr4. Smith u
happy one. there Ia also juO grape vines
& the Concord aud Mission varieties.
II - llHrly tnnt the Adolf" fence, which
nov enclnses the pretty ranch from the
road, will bc torn down this tall aud
handsome wooden fence erected W. Ita
stead Mr. SMITHS health has stcadl
improved sine" his lgst return To the
valley, aud II ho ever entertained an
ldoa o' early death he can now dlsabusc
his mind ~ such a thought for be- ~
picking w rapidly and Ia good FOR many
years To- come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
On the Oatskirts,

Yesterday afternoon, in company with
George II. Moore, tho reporter waited
the ranch on the mountain road, Just be.
yond Sixth street, known a0 the Scott
Moore ranch, II IL one Of the most val.
liable and pretty pieces Of property ~.
ing adjacent TO the city limits, and is In
the hands Of excellent people thiO year.
Last December, A. L. Smith aud wife,
arrived here from Sterling, COL, for the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Changed In Busiaess.

The Vienna bakery has changed
hands, otto berger going out and, Mrs.
Toepfer and Miss Schumacher becoming
the purchasers. Mr.. Berger has enjoyed
q good trade, for which he feels II his
duty to thank the citizens Of Albuquer.
que, and trusts that they will bestow
upon tho new firm the same patronage.
Mr.. Berger will soon visit with his fam
lily the Jemos hot syringe, where he will
rusticate in the mountains for several
months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
ksaiaters Fight.

Frank Smith aud Harry Carlisis, two
painters working for Clarence Hudson,
while at work this morning nj the resi-.
dence Of John Barraclougb, got into a
dispute over how some paint should DO
mixed and soon they got To fighting.
Smith was pretty badly done NJ, for Car.
Isle used with considerable force poker,
striking bis antagonist several times
across the face and head. Both men were
arrested by Marshsl Masten and were
tried this afternoon before Justice
Denham,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
school RsArd.

Tho city school board had q meeting
last night There being some doubt IA
~ the legality II tho manner IN which
the beard had been originally organized.
the old organization Was declared "on, -
Mr., Meyler, Sas called " the chair, and
the hoard proccs.ied TO organize in legal
form, and unanimously elected IN officers
the gentlemen Who had besn formerly
chosen Mr.. BaldrIdRs for president and
Mr. Barbour for clcrx. A general dis
cussion then followed at some length in
regard TO tho plans and powers u tho
board, but no other business OF interest
was transacted.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09


What are the boys IN the hose teams
dolngy
NJ. =, Stamm is the superintendent Of
farm products this year; every body
knows that he Ia the proper man for the
place, Tor he has the necessary push.
Governor Prince has promised to do
oil he can for tie coming fair and writes
that lie IL pleased that tho agricultural
department is to DO made special fca
ture for this year.
There are 10 he no drones this year
Every man is expected 10 do his duty
Those who help carry the burdens can
enjoy more keenly the great success that
our fair will be.
W. q. Bastford, the largest merchant
in Prescott and chairman Of the Republi
can Central Committee, Ia also chief Of
the fire department, and has promised to
personally bring the Prescott team to
tho fair this fall.
What We want this year IL u SHOW ing
81 all Of New Mexico's industr ies. In.
doubleday there will he morc visitors
than ever before, and now that we have
the land court bill and good school
law there IL "A greater attraction for CAPT.
tnl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
Appreciates kiadnesa.

Miss Ellie Raleigh, q sister Of James
+. Raleigh, the young man killed by a
pole from derrick falling across his head
at the depot on the 9th OF last tebru.
uary, writes very sweet letter 70 Mira
Henry Lockhart from Limerick, Ireland,
thanking her md the citizens generally
for the kindness shown her dead brother.
She also sends her thanks 10 Rev
Wright, the minister who ofiicistsd st his
funeral, although he was = Catholic. The
Raleigh family IN Ireland are we'll 70.
spected, prominent In politics, and they
appreciate deeds OF kindness, Mira.
Isockhart was well acquainted with them
when she resided In Ireland,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

name ~ Va. New MoNicO Iron ala Ma
chine company, but became the Albu
qucrqne Machine aud Foundry e, mpany
under the lave ~ the territory. Aprl ~
lNsi In Ap'il, 1854, I; T. Hall assumed
~" pturrlo'orship ~ the works, pnr.
c'a-,ug all unistpnlirg stock. Iln had
worked hard aud ialhtul g. get II into
u paying condition, anl VAS Just seeing
/ hia way To permanent succras when all
j. swept out ~ existence lis loss ~ ~
ima,cd ut about sl2.ml Il ~ likely
ihat u temporary structure viii bc erect
eel ~ t"pn ~ ppesiblc after the runs ARE
cleared away and work resumed
There IA an Insurance " fi,UnO On tho
huDdluss and machinery IN cumpan "a
represented by John u Bushnell aud
Jraso VI Whccln'k
PROM tho Da,D, MAY s.
u, Mchacis, merchant u Lincoln, ia
here 'u buy hg bll - goods
Mi Patterson, the ranchman l,ins
about flnr m,lcr south u tho ciiy. ~
very ecfl"us,y III with the grip
Acuhb,c stone wall In being put around
o." srn'rut Tom Dyo'r little g,rl by
Johu W!enus IA ihc Santa barbara com
ctry
Ir"s'l", the photographer, upstmrs
over Iu trIu>, las placed cab,nc,
~ h,- work NJ IRON, II the Office, chow
INK TINT he ~ u first class photographer
Mrs,G. ". RIgglcs, SISTER ~ Mas
koh"cca Rowland, one ~ the tcachera at
thc ntrsh! t"rIau Indian school, and wife
- nr Hgg',s, deceased, II ON u visit to
the Indian school.
Miss ON"rman, u the Acadcmy, was
called hum" Sunday, 10y Telegram, an
uounruug the serious illness " her sister
at Bedford. lud Mrs Schullcnbrrger ~
teaching ~ MIss OvermRns place.
The old Veterans are being remember
eel Rphi Reagan viii a. morrow receive
from the government back Iensions
amounting to sl,i7i, and Il ia said Sam.
Martin will soon commence receiving his
back pcnsiuus
Mother nuc for the public library
At The weekly business meeting ~ the
Jolly Ten last evening. II was uuanl
muuslN decided 10 donate one third Of
the net proceeds ~ their annual ball on
the %'ih II May, toward the fund Tor the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
VIII Hebaiid.

H. j. Hall, proprietor II the Albuquer
qu" Foundry and Machine company, 70.
turned from the west on the freight yea.
terday afternoon. lilo states that he will
rebuild at once and contractors are mak
ing estimates to day. The building for
the moulding room, jOxlOO fcct; machine
shop. ioxiD feet, and boiler and engine
room, 3x2I feet, will bc Of brick with
substantial stone foundation. The brass
department will be- N running order 10.
morrow, and Mr. Hall expects 10 have
the foundry running by Monday, May II.
lie IN perfectly satisfied that thu lire WIS
the work 81 Gn incendlAry, bat no can.
not imagine who would commit the
crime, lttBkeS more than lire 10 down
al energetic Albuqucrqusas, and TnE
CITlzrS II glad Ia circulate the news that
the Albuquorqu" Foundry and Machine
company an institution We all hive
kindly i"cllnR Tor viii in few weeks
Ia running Nc II M lire had ever occur.
red.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
\ Santa t'~an'. DpIsiop.

Frank and William Harrison called at
iHi CITIZEN office yesterday afternoon
Frank "" have known Tor yoars,aud after
b"'na introduced to VIII, Frank acting
~ spokrtnan' he stated tina, It was the
Intention ut present to placc about t2,or
worth of improvements on their
valuable property at the corner Of
Ea'lroad avenue and Second street. "ln
about w" years, continued Frank, Eve
intend !" tear down the present house
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

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A'ou1n'f ln' wool dealers nave ruf'
chhseu y" ~ r'"nus ~ Wool from !"
n"'h"'n' "' D"t'l' Socorro county
k"m'mbf The IRE" library ball nt the
! hfn"r! M"! 10 licketH VIII br ISSUED
ana pun on sale W MORO" ~ numerous
places.
SAm Strrnr, ~ the Cigar firm u S,rrno
Bro, returned last night frum pro. per
aus trip to the towns on the Atlantic n
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! A. = Mooney SPECIAL agent Tor III"
fh"rN Insurance company, Ia her" from
Denver !. u hrni las 'h" gentleman
III 'hhfg''
ChHs Paxton, u Coolidge, went g. l.ns
! Vegas Saturday night aud IN ~ tbs rtiy
to.dal' "" VIII return to hls rlac" ~
ous'h'F' 10 night
T. VI. Pickett, n merchant ~ llolbruok,
who has brcu enjoying himself m the
| city the pntt week, vii return tu hia
| business THIS evening.
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L. CiNd" smith of Muncey, Penn, a
particular TREND o. Meylert Brnncr, ~
IN ~" clty, aud he took ~ the races lust
Saturday. He has seen enough ~ the
city and its "nterprlslng citizens that he
has concluded to locate here.
The stallion De Witt Tnlmagc, was
bought th,s morning from \. NJ. Pryor
by Chas. I.igcr, aud the gellng. Alex.
Tooke. Owned by the same party. waa
purchased Jointly 10y Chas. Xriger aud
Chas. Gench Both horses marlborough.
bred runners
Al ou,uly. ~ Lana vc,os uhn b,s
been attending the rncc, aud is now
spending among the boys some ~ the
cash lie took in, contemplated returning
home this evening. Ala No. fellow
and hns mndo frlcnCs among the Alhu
qurrque sports
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09
GSRSlenaen.

II you want Q comfortable and stylish
shoe, buy a pair OF Torreys Of W. {.
Leonard d Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-05-09

severe cold ani was threatened with
pneumonia His vigorous constitution,
"'d"d 10y careful nnrsing andlthe at,cn'
'loh ot competent ph!s'clnnp, brought
h'm s"ieIy through dangerous crisis,
anu " ~ hoped That the warm baths at
w" springs viii fully restore his health
A....,, nj. IN. u..s
An alteration took p,ac. on the ana,
bound No. 2, Atlantic A Pacific trnin
lust night, which came n.nr resul,ipv IN
killing.
Freight Conductor Mccormack. who
is taking Ia, OF, came into Albuuuet
que on this tam. H.. occupied the day
conch aud with some others VIVA drink
inn heavily and entertaining eeycral hs
,encrs with Lia numerous Huhts hnir
breadth escapes. tn, absence 81 p-o
family was no, noticeable m his remntkr.
although lady occuu,,d N sent very
near portion ~ the time.
Mr.. Mccormack evidently did not like
tho engineer, Mr.. Lemon, u mnn Of slight
build. Will. Mr.. Mctnrmaek waugh. over
30 bounds.
Whcu nearing San J,so the would he
bad mnn climbed upon the coach and
started over Il for the engine with the
determination To edo nm" tho .nvin.er
With considerable difficulty onl by IN.
aid " Claim Adjus,er Carl IoIton Of the
A. ap., Ia. waa trough, down and ven,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-01-09
iCONOCLAST'S MEDICINE.
North Bangor

We are instructed that "to relieve the
distressed is duty incumbent upon all
mankind, but especially upon etc.
Friend Iconoclast of the Kentucky Stock
Farm is in distress. He has publicly an
nounced his condition as such through
his paper as follows:
1t is always sad to have ones cherished
illusions destroyed. | had thought that
Aratus might possibly be an ancestor of
the great Maine stallion Nelson, :l03,
and had fondly hoped to be able to write
his name side by side with that of Bon
ME Scotland as progenitor of trotting
speed. But this hope has now fed, "van-
ished into air, into thin air." and fear |
shall have to strike Aratus from my list
of great trotting sires. This is very
mournful. The following letter has eff
fectually done the business for me, and
for Aratus as a trotting sire. UnfOrtu-
nately, the letter comes from an intelli-
gent and reliable horseman, and | can
not treat it with the contemptuous sneer
with which we of the extremely thor
oughbred persuasion are in the habit of
treating statements of pedigrees which
do not happen to chime in with our very
fastidious and somewhat aristocratic
tastes.
But the question arises, how in the
world can Nelson fly with the thorough
bred tail TO his kite completely cut off?
Will he still have the conscience to make
another effort to lower his record? But
chow ! hate to confess it!) may it not be
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-01-09
Porse Department.
The MORGAN REGISTER,

A Register intended to include all stations of
merit that trace in direct male line to Justin
Morgan and having at least one sixty-fourth
OF his blood. All such stations foaled in or
before 1880 are admitted free. A fee OF one
dollar is charged tor registering each stallion
oaled since 1880, and for each mare whenever
foaled. All mares are eligible that have the
descent and inheritance above prescribed Tor
stations. The first volume, the final sheets
OF which are now being revised tor the press,
will contain about four thousand pedigrees,
carefully compiled from original sources,
sketch of the origin and history of the great
Morgan family, and much other new and orig
inal matter The book will be illustrated with
portraits of Morgan horses, and handsomely
and substantially bound. The price is not yet
fixed, but will be as low rs can be afforded, so
that the work may be widely distributed
The work has been done throughout on the
plan of first exhaustng alLpracticable means
OF getting and verifying information, discrim
mating rigidly between what is known and
what is unknown, and setting down nothing
as ascertained which is in doubt. Sources OF
information will be given in each pedigree so
that every reader can verify the work for
himself. Full descriptions OF the animals reg
istered will be given, and tables showing the
merits of the Morgans, compared with 9th.
er families, for both speed and endurance on
the track, will be appended. Entries will be
received tor short time further, and blanks
furnished on application. Address
JOSEPH BATTELL,