Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-04-03
Editorial BreYitles.

The editor OF the Winchester Times is
already luxurialing on lettuce and rad'sh'
es, presented him by gardner OF that
town.
In church not far from Richmond,
the ladies having recarpeted it. have Pu'
up notice requesting ell genhemed who
chew tobacco 10 "lesve TIER mouths st
the door" The ladies Of Shepherds
town ough. to pu, up similar notice.
Rev. Granville Moody. colonel OF an
Ohio regimen, during the war Prescheo
in the FRS. Congregational Church,
in Washington, on Easter Sunday; and
styled the triumph Of Chris. over death
as ,ba "morsl Apponallox,
Miss Mary Grant, OF Richmond, Va.
was married 10 Ina, city on Thursday OF
last week. 10 Mr.. Ford. Of Goochland
county. Va. II will be remembered they
were the subjects of The article in The
Southern Opinion. which resulted IN the
killing Of its editor, II. Rves Pollard.
Somebody is making "pen pictures Of
the West Virginia Legislature" for the
Psrkersburg Times.
A friend of our who recently married q
handsome but scolding woman. calls her
"a thing OF beauty and jap lorerer.
There are numbers Of poor fellows SINH
larly situated.
The Free Press says - Rock Hall,
the fine farm OF Thomas II. Willis, Esq,
near Summit Point, in Jefferson county,
containing sos acres, and improved By
one of The finest residences in the county.
was sold on Saturday last TO N II. Willis
and wife for the sum Of $40, 600.
Henry Monroe, negro man living
near Wsnen,on Junction, killed his two
year old slep-chiId last week BY choking
i, to death with large pieces OF bread, du-
ring the absence Of its mother. The mur'
derer made his escape.
Las, week there were only eigbly-two
miles of track 10 be built 10 complete the
| Pacific Rciroad, -one of The most siu.
pendous works Of public improvement ev-
er undertaken in this counlGy.
The Sal, Lake Dsily Telegraph in
yites strangers to visit Utah, esi straw
berries and apples, and adds: "You
need not have more than one wife IT you
don't wan, 10. There's no compuIsIon
about it,"
Soon be here-cleaning Op time. The
women will be in their glory with mops,
suds and "sich." and masculine human
~ will have to hide lis diminished head.
Children while Teelhing and suffering
from DiarrbGa, will find Enrler's Sure
Cure lnestDabIe in regulating the bowels
and relieving the sufferers. Price 30
cus. per boule. Sold by all Druggists.
On Saturday night last, says the Spirit,
some sheep stealing thieves go' into the
flock Of Mrs. Mary Moore, and killed
three OF her fines, and best. The mutton
was carried off, but the hides and enIrslIs
were left behind.
General Mcclellan has declined the
presidency OF Union College. New York.
on account OF being engaged in other bus
mess enterprises Of high importance.
At Leasburg. North Carolina, negro
school teacher go, drunk and whipped lie
whole school, consisting Of sixty little
negroes.
The Indians OF the plains will not take
scslps from The heads OF negro soldiers
billed in battle.
The fifteenth amendment, has been raIi-
fed by the Pennsylvania Legislature.
The CulPeper Observer says that sew
enty We thousand dollars worth OF real
estate on the Orange railroad have been
sold within The past two weeks.
The Hon. Edmund Pendlelon. lately
appointed Judge Of this district, says the
Winchester Times. arrived in Winches-
ter on Monday evening and took the oath
Of office before Justice Miller.
Hon. Edward Bates. United States At
,orney General under President Lincoln,
died IN ST. Louis Friday afternoon. He
was a native of Virginia.
AIR. John Lashorn, assisted by several
Of the musical amateurs Of MaEtlnsburg
gave a concert in that Town on Monday
night last, The proceeds realized are TO
be applied towards defrsying tls expens.
es while undergoing an operation Tor the
restoration Of his sight.
Shsd are selling in Alexandra a, from
500 to S27 hundred, herring al Sl4 per
thousand, and rock and perch al from Is
10 20 cents a bunch.
J. W. Williams OF Baltimore, has pur.
chased OF Guslsvus LeIsner, The Elm
wood" estate. 500 acres, near Upperville,
for $4,000.
In Luxembourg, on Thursday, Mr..
Yates sold for Mr.. Riddle, Of Pltlsylva-
mia, box Of tobacco for $500 per 100
pounds.
The Lynchburg Virginian announces
tina, Mr.. John G. Meem Of that city is
painfully i'll a, his Mount Airey residence,
in Shenandoah.
On the l7th inst. Messrs. James II.
Williams and Elijah Pifer, Special Com
missioneis, sold, al public auction. tract
olland, known as the "RudolPh Farm. a"
on Cedar Creek. sbou, twelve miles from
Winchester, 10 AIR. James H. Mshaney.
The price paid per acre was S26, and The
,rsc, contains 23S acres.
"Forest Hill," the residence Of Mrs.
Jane Marye, Censor! Of the laIe John h.
Marye. ST., of Spo'sylvsnla county, was
consumed by FIRE las, Friday week, with
nearly every thing in ii. Mrs. Ms loss