Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-13

cd around the bier. Among them were
the daughters, Miss Annie Sunst. end
Miss Fitzpatrick, as mourners Mrs. r.
A. Stephens, Miss McCalls. Mrs. r.
Berry. Mrs. VIM. Wall, Mrs. J. f. e.
lie. Messrs. J. Il KeIlaher, a. Jackson,
J. w. Drane and Tounsry. The services
OF the church were performed by ReV.
Falher Waitea, assisted by Rev. Father
keaue. At the conclusion Of the service
the corpse was removed to the grave,
where the services were concluded.
]. was remarked by The underiakers that
the decomposition Of Mrs. Surra,ts body
was different from that which usually
takes place in the case Of persons dying
from disease. The flesh was dried up,
and appeared like that Of munmy's.
This is attributed 10 The effects OF sirangu.
laion. and has been observed in other
cases where death has ensued from the
same cause.
CHLBLAINs, or FROSTED FEET.-Bell's
White Oil relieves the inlolersble itching,
and if used in time, prevents the Chill
blsins breaking out Price 25 cents. For
sale by Druggists and all prominent
Storekespers.
P. II. Hooff, Jr.. OF Alexandra, has
left at The Gazette Office splendid spec
linen OF crysialized manganese taken from
a mine lately discovered in the Lille Fork
Mountain, about seven miles from Wood
stock. Shenandoah county. vast mass
OF this valuable substance juts out from
The sice OF the mountain, giving promise
of mine OF untold wealth below. 1t is
believed that The principal deposi, is stu
sled upon the tract OF land owned by w.
e. Overall, Of Front Royal. and others.
a profsne impostor, representing him
sell to be Catholic priest, has been late.
ly go ng through The Valley OF Virginia.
robbing and cheating those who believed
his false representations. The Catholic
priest al Stanton has published him as an
impos,or. and cautioned the public against
/ him. He calls himself Schmiu or Smith.
/ BELLS EXCELSIOR FLAvoRING Ex-
TRAcTs.-The success Of these Extracts
is due to their delicate flavor. great
strength, and perfect purity. They are
prepared from the fruits Of the best quail
,y. and unsurpassed by any in The mar
kel. Cooks, Landlords and CONNECTION.
ers should give these extracts trial.
! Price 25 cents. Whoesaled in the prin.
cipsl cities. and relailed by all prominent
Druggists and Storekeepers.
The iIsgerstown Mail says there was
meeting Of men in lie boating interest
held at WiIllamsport, on the 18Th OF jan
uary, in which resolutions were passed,
declaring that notwithstanding the adj
vance in freight, in the latter part OF The
season. but few bostmen made money
enough during the season 10 keep them
| and their stock through the winter free
from debt. They consequently give no.
,ce to the different Coal Companies that,
under The present high prices of living
and horse feed. il is impossible 10 boat
coal next season unless those Companies
come to their relief by advancing consld-
erably the freight paid on coal. They
say lnal their object is to ask relief and
no, to exloT, high prices.
Thomas P. Atkinson, Of Danvil', Va.
intends publishing work entitled 1.-The
Live. Of the Carpet Baggers," who come
down South" in search of ian opening"
to acquire place and pelf, volume in
which shall be given the origin and prog
ress of 1.-The Carpet Baggers. the crimes
which they committed "down to hun"
the punishment to which they were sub
iec,ed therefor. the tricks TO which they
have resorled to effect their purposes,
since they have been amongst Us, and ev-
cry incident in their lives which may
serve 10 show them in their true charac.
ter.