Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-04-23
Editorial BreYilies.

low in the neck, surmoun,ed by a large
imitation snake, which is coiied around,
the head.
All the lesding newspapers published
in the United States may be found on file
al The Advertising Agency of G. p. Row
ell Il Co., Of No. 40 Park Row. New
York.
In Los Angeles county, Csliforns, one
thousand horses were lately cold al 50
per head.
kee, Wisconsin, in The municipal election
and Cincinnati and Cleveland have gone
Republican.
Postmaster Gereral CresweIl has con.
Guided treaty by which letter postage
10 Germany is reduced to seven GEMS d.
rect and fifteen cents via England
To conver, calm into hurricane. it
is only necessary 10 pack trunk in CON-
pany with a good looking housemaid'
and let your vile catch 700 at H.
Mr.. William F. Taylor, Auditor Of
uUllC iCCbuUleS IclN 1blCNuIOuu W
nav evening to collect The land scrip for
Virginia granted by act Of Congress.
There are some 100000 acres 10 the
credi' Of Virginia.
The Cleveland Herald thinks ,hs, the
marriage service should be changed TO
read Who dares take this woman and
the groom shall answer, dare.
Old John Browns portrait is 10 be
hung up in the Kansas State Capitol.
The original, uss very properly and ariis'
lical!y hung up, some yesr' ago, al
Charlcstowu, as horse thief, incendisIy,
and assassin.
The Danville Times says there is al
apple tree in Carroll county which has
. been bearing for thirty years, and never
was known TO bloom. The apple is
sbou, the size Of a horse apple, has no
core, the color is yellow, and it rPen, in
! October.
When Chicsgo woman wants 10 gel
q man on breach OF promise case she
makes a bet Of kiss with him and loses.
She pays The kiss in the presence OF
witness, then sues him for breach OF
promise and trlffl,ng with her affections,
and so forth. Look out lor 'em wh,U
they offer 10 BET kiss.
Mr.. " ood, OF New York, made sixteen
charges Of corruption in Office against
General o. o. Howard, of the Freed
mems Bureau, which were referred 10 the
Comn on the Freedmen's Bureau,
with power to send for persons and pu.
pers al sny time.
President Grant Withdrew The name Of
Hon. George Pearre to be Judge Of The
United STATES Court IN the Fourth Cir
cult maryland. Virginia, West Virginia,
North and South Carolina,) and nomins-
ted in his placer Hon. Hugh l., Bond, OF
Baltimore.
Rhode Island has slecled the 2epubl-
can Stale ticket by on average majority Of
1000. The Legislature is favorable 10
The reelection Of Senator AnIbony.
The Richmond City troubles will 60
before Chief Justice Chase for adjust.
menl. Meanwhile both Mayors reign in
! Richmond, and lbe rival police forces
smicaby patrol the opposite sides Of The
| street.
Mr.. Richard Randolph, OF The Bslti.
more and Ohio Railroad, assisted by Mr..
Charles G. Dsndridge, with his corps Of
Engineers, have commenced tue survey
of The Valley Railroad from iiarTisonburg
! 10 Salem.
Full returns froGI the election in Con
necicut show the majority for English,
democrat, is $40. The Senate stands
eleven republicans. 10 10 democrats. The
House stands l27 republicans to ll2
| democrats.
A girl al Chester. Vermont, has died
from tight lacing. These co.ets should
be done away with, aud il girls cant live
without being squeezed we suppose men
can be found who would sacrifice them
! selves.
Mr.. David Lup,on, ssys the Wincbes-
! ter Sentinel, died al his residence on Bp.
pIepis Ridge, Wednesday, March 23d.
Mr.. Lupion was the Republican candidate
/ for the late Stale Convention, and also The
nominee for The Legislature a. the last
election, tut declined.
The effects OF Mike Lipmsn's CnCu.
advertised for sale, at Winchester. by
Lewis Peacock, Trustee. and 6. P. Ca.
ther, Deputy Sheriff, sold 90 Saturday
/ last for $50.
The Winchester Sentinel says: We
were glad 10 see upon OUT streets q few
days since, looking remarkably well,
Gen, +. I. FsUn'leroy, who has been
sbsen, some months upon visit TO friends
in Washington. There were few men
in the South Who made greater sacrifices
for his section than Gen. Fsun,leroy. He
resigned high rank in the old army and
gave up lucrative position TO reivrn 10
bis nstive Stale, when the arm OF the ma
lion was sgslDt her.
Judge PendIeIon, says the Winchester
Sentinel, our citizens will be pleased to
Learn, has concluded The purchase OF Sell
ma, and intends erecting upon The cite OF
Senator Mason's lcrmer home, DESTROYED
By The Federal army during the was, q
handsome residence.
The man VINO don't take the Regisfer
was in town yesterday, parsdine the
streets in search Of the Posloffice. Ifbe
had been reader OF his home p,per ne