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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29
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Died al Wsrrensburg. Missouri, Oct.
llh. 1870. Berfon LOckwOod. infant
son Of G. orge W. add Z. g. Hou. aged
9 months.
TO oUR BERTIE Roy ~ HEAVEN
We will meet you, we will meet you o..
= Precious ''bsby" gone before, -....
And with rapture we will greet you
On that blIssful, happy shore.
Twas Autumn, when the flowers,
Opened VIDE their petals fair,
He was called 10 brighter bowers,
From world OF ts! and care
We will meet our dark eyed Bertie,
Who did our poor hearts rejoice.
Nhen The flowers droop we'll miss you,
Mis-, the music ofyour voice.
Now when misty sacred twilight,
Throws her curtain DER The plain,
Sad and lone, we sit and listen,
For that bird-lets voice again.
We will meet our precious darling. "a
When TIN. troubled hie is DER, ...... r
When these earth-ties shall be riyen
We vii meet to part 10 more.
Oh the futures dim before US
Blessed Saviour, hear our prayer.
When The waves Of death sweep DER US.
Take Us TO our loved one there.
7hsp wen clasp our baby darling
.Strsr, no, nersT 10 part no more,
Then We j keep our Iiiile "Beriie,"
Alter We leave this sinful shore.
ss...
On Tuesday morning. Oct. 25ib, nes,
Gteensburg. Mrs. Ruth Randall. sge ~
years. ] months and III days.
In Msrtinsburg. October 25ib. 1870,
Charles Edmund, son OF w. II. and VI.
}. Barton, eyed year, 8 months and Is
days. ,,-f'f 8. .
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3 Fat Hogs,
50 or 60 Barrels Of
Corn, a...

a lot OF Poialoes. Window Blinds and
many other articles.
TERMS-The Fat Hogs and Corn
" be sold for cash, on the other proper
~ credit Of ten months will be gwen
on all sumo over ten dollars. mole and ap.
proved security required. lie notes to bear
interest rom date, bur # paid promptly
when due The interest will be RENTED.
Sums g! len dollars and under cash. No
property 10 be removed until secuted lur.
Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock.
DENNIS NJ. DANIELS,
Administrator.
G. ID. McGlincy, AurtIoneer.
Oct 20 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29
OUR RAILROAD. !.
@EgM@(E R

M4OuR RArLRoAp.-ll gives US pleas
ure to state tina, we have received lnior-
nation from one Of the engineers on The
rouer section, as we'll as other sources,
,b., call hands" have been earnestly at
work in The progression Of the Shens1do-
alb Valley Railroad. From tho m'ddie
section we have the following from the
Page Courier vs. TI G-a.-,
The Shenandoah Valley Rsllfoad is
progressing rapidly. The Engineer
cops will be IN this neighborhood in
less ,han,en days. We feel confident OF
The success OF this enterprise. when such
pen as Messrs. Barrett. Siewsr, and
Johnston are leading the 'sknmlsh lIne'
We understand Mr.. Collins has secured
large reiniorcements 10 the way OF carts
horses, &c. o.
The Warren Sentinel OF Saturday last
also contains The following conmuDies-
tion in reference 10 our road, and in giving
the righ. of way by number Of the
farmers OF Clarke County:
MEssRs. EpIToRs Having been re.
Gently notified OF being appointed one oil
the assessors Of damages On the line Of
the Shenandoah Valley Rail osd. in This
county. as surveyed, mapped and report
ed by !. b. McElroy. Engineer Tor HE
Company on the low grade line, | ba'e
the qualification to report that the enter
pnsing chizens, who are deeply interest
ed in The success 81 the railroad along the
line Of Mill wood aud Mlldale 10 Front
Royal, have lrf. very LILLE work TO be
done by the assessors. take The liberty
OF announcing that the free right OF way
has been subscribed and obtained by Mr..
J. b. McElroy along the whole distance
from MlIlwood 10 Front Royal. and. as
had The pleasure Of accompanying as well
as assisting him. hope will not infringe
upon The moJesty or iuteresi Of any con-
cerned in publishing the names OF The sub
scribers to The right of way, beginning al
Wildwood and advancing successfully
slong the line to Front Royal, VIZ:
Maj. Beverly Randolph, Frank Sielne,
Jas. W. Ryann, Wm. Sewers. WIN. b.
Harris, Vim. +. Kerfooi. Jas. l.. Mar
shall, Jsa. V. Weir, WIN. ID. Timber
lake. John S. Timberlske, Col. Tbos. b.
Massie, G. b. Reese. VIM. S. Conrad,
John Hsnsbrough. Joseph Mckay. NJ
r. Fris,oe. John Hoskins, Morgan JOHN
s,on and Moore & Carson.
doub, no, tina. the upper end OF The
county will give equally as good report,
as we'll as the citizens Of Front RoysI-
IN addition To their present liberal cob
.cription--ss all have an interest in hav-
ing Ihe road pass through the county
seat.
The question Of damages through the
lowe, end Of The county being saIislactorl-
ly disposed Of Mr.. Collins and his big
plows will find no difficulty in throwing
up the grade, as his route will be over
lands accustomed to being turned by The
Barshesr. Perhaps II may be important
10 state that the line surveyed passes with
out hindrance the recent high waller
marks, and the recent iresbe, has been
timely in defining the proper elevation to
be sustained at all points IN constructing
The road.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

GEs. LEE IN HIS CoFFIN.-The ap-
pearance Of Gen. Lees body, after 1t
had been made ready for inisrmen,, is
thus described by the editor o. The SIaun-
ton Vindicaicr
the body was shrouded in white
pants and vest. black coat and neck tie.
Shorty after being shrouded, the fea.
lures presented calm placid expression,
as one enjoying quiet, refreshing sleep.
When all The spectators had passed by
the body, the sIsb was placed over the
vault and buried from the view Of the
world forever The loved and revered form
Of one Of the mobiles, men that ever lived
Gen. Robert Edward Lee"
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powell,s Bend.

Nearly two miles by the course Oh Inc
river from Wiliansport. where ina roio'
mac N axes sudden, sweep to the nghh
is Powel's Bend, The point at which Tue
C. v. X. R. Company proposes connect
ing with ibe Chesapeake and Ohio Csnsl'
We made it a hurried visi. in The cary
par, of the week in order 10 thoroughly
inform ourselves 10 regard to The condi'
ton of The WORK. From Mr.. WATTS lei
Ter we we're led 10 believe that but very
small sm cunt OF LABOR would be nescessa'
~ 10 commence The shipping oil coal.
But we found the ground for The "shPs.'
of whiclrth there appears 10 be two contem.
plated, but slightly excsvaied. In lac!
we were informed tina, the "sIIPs DID
not have The appearance of being push.
ed very rapidly at all. An inspection oil
the road showed fully half mile upon
which no excavation or filing bad been
done whatever, and fully two miles oil
road NOT bslIasted And such is the con-
dilion OF the road Of which The President
stated more lhsn one month ago, only
"awaiied the permission OF the Canal
Company 10 ship coal and lumber 10
Washington City J. 49,
But The question of The Company
readiness 10 ship coal is not so important
az the one which IL naturally suggests
After they have fully prepared for work
what then A.! Will the Canal company
in The face OF the act changing the charter
of The Franklin Rsilrosd Co., give them
permission to make such connection
We shlnk not. We hope not. Looking
a, j, from political standpoint it would
be political death las far as this comuuni-
ly is concerned) 10 any gentleman who
should vote for such a measure. 10
make such connection is ruInous 10 this
community. 1t would be dreadful
blow al our business interests 10 and the
Canal Board be they Democrat or he.
publican, that gives such right, may ex.
peci nothing bul political ostracism for all
lime to come by the people Of William
sport. We do not expect foreign corpo-
ration, 10 be al all influenced by any con.
sideralions for our interests, but we do
expect and demand a, The hands OF the
presen, Canal Board that they do nothing
so blIghing 10 our interests as this would
be. We utter no thresi--We desire to
iniimidale no one, We simply stale fact,
The people OF this community insist and
demand that this railroad company be
prohibited from connecting with The Ca
nal at Powell's Bend. and we believe ih:t
we have the RICH, 10 make such demand.
-UMinnnsport Pilot.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

U'HEAI-Whiie wheat sold al 81
25 10 81 so. as to qoalny red sold al
! 10 hS 10, according TO quality.
COhN-WhIte sold at 6Oc 10 81 !;
yellow sold at ~ to SO cents, according
10 quail y.
GOLD-Gcld sold at 1881 lI5.
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nlarria9es.

On The 18Th inst. by the Rev. W. r.
Lower, siihe u. b. Parsonage in Chan
ber.burg Pa Mr. U'Mi0m N. ToJier.
to Miss iiary i, S. Tanmefy, both Of
Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29
THE ELECTION.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

The following is the result! Of the cleo
ton in ,his county on Thursday, as &C.
curately 80 could be obtained, al the lime
Of going to press.
On Wednesday mex. The official vote
will be counted by the Board Of Supervi-
soIs.
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COUNTY ASSESSOR.

John r. Ray was elected Supervisor
in Shepherd Township. A lie between
B. F. Harrison and Ehud Turner in
Chapline Township for Supervisor. J.
J. Rsnsbu'g was elected Supervisor in
AveIill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

o. The young men Of Leetown and
SiciDny will bold a Turnament at Lee
town On Saturday next the 5'h OF No
,ember. a gay ,ime is expected. All
persons are invited 10 attend. G. NJ.
Bei'zhoover, Esq, will sddJess Tie
Knights.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

The Conference OF the Winchester dis.
irici NJ. Z. Church South. will meet in
Marlinsburg, the % day Of Noveu Der,
1870. The opening sermon will be
preached by Rev. J. E. Armstrong, Of
Winchester. The Conference lie com.
posed Of sbou. sixty members. Drs.
Poisal and Munsey. are expecting during
the session.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29
PUBLIC SALE.

UUE undersigned Administrator Of the
4 Estate Of Mrs. Martha Flanagan, de-
ceased. will sell at Public Auction, 10 rhe
hiehes, bidder. at The late residence OF
SAID deceased. tso miles from UnionvlIle
and one mile from knou's Mil.
On Tuesday, 18th of November,
next, the following personal property, to
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29
4 Bedsteads,

Feather Bedr, large quantity Of Bed
ding Of every variety, Bureau, = Wash
Stands, / Desk, | , doz. Chsus.
Rocking Chars. Tables, l Kitchen
Table. 3 Corner Cupbosrd-, 2 Template
Stoves, | PsrIor Stove, rs Yards Of Car.
pet. Looking Glasses. Dishes Of every
variety. Ch,Us, Glass, Stone aGd EsI,htn
Ware, | Clock. Churn. I Side Saddle.
I-2 dozen Silver Table Spoons. - doz.
en- Silver Tea Spoons. Knives end forke.
, Copper Kettles, Spinning Wheel. ~
Barrel OF Cider Vinegar,
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clock.
g. Extra religious services, will be
held in the NJ. E. Clutch OF this place,
commencing FriIay Nov. Ali, at II O.
clock \. NJ. Preaching on Friday and
Sa urday evenings al 7 O'Clock. The
Sunday services will consist Of a Love
Feast at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and preaching
atlQs A. NJ. & - sad 7P. NJ. The
pubac sfc cordially iasiled To attend these
service. Rev. Dr.. Morgsn Of Baltimore,
aRi other Distinguished cIergyOen are
expected.
C. TOURNAMENT HoNoRs A. tho
prize lnuraanen, and political conserve.
tive baibccte, held a, MaIGnsbuvg, Oh
Saturday last, Mr.. Gallaher, knight of
!>hannondac, and late champion at The
Grand Brooklyn tournament, New York,
was successful, and crowned Miss Mary
he N~denbousch queen, daughter OF
Col. 5. q. \. NaGenbousch, and also
won tie handsome prize saddle. Mr..
Gallaa,r is the son of II. n. Gallsher, Of
tie Virginia FREE P,ess.
C., GoxE VEST Our iownsman,
Mr.. Joseph Welshans, Left on Thursday
last for the Western country, on visit
Of several weeks. lie will visit Illinois,
Missouri, and other States. Hope his
Journey will prove pleasant and agreeable
TO hin, and a safe return.
o. The TOURNAMENT AT UNION
,ILLE.-The Tournament came of at
Unioavile on Saturday last. Mr.. Ed
ward Cuttings was Chief Marshal. and h.
". Wilson, Esq, i'll lis neat and sppro-
pirate manner, delivered The charge 10 The
kuishls. The successful were as fol-
lows
|. Mr.. Daniel Heaebower crowned
Miss Annie Anderson Qoeen Of Love and
Beauty.
=. Mr.. franklin Trussell crowned
Miss Ella ShvQeri FIRST Maid of Honor.
g. Mr.. JOHN Ienkle crowned Miss
Rosie Buckles Second Maid Of Honor.
4. Mr. Mick Moler crowned Miss -
CrlswelI Third Maid OF Homer.
&c, DEATH OF AN OLp CITIZEN An
other one of our Oldest and most respect
eJ cilizens has been called home. MIR.
Isaac Ciymer. residing near UnionviiIe,
hrea,hed his last on Sunday afternoon
last, aged 81 years. Mr.. c. vas an eff
crrni soldier in the war Of 1919, and had
Tor msny years been consisten, member
ol tie Presb, teIisn Church, and was
lu,Ie energetic and active up TO the time
VI hi. demlsr. His remains w're follow
ed TO the ,omb in Elmwood Cemetery OF
,is town on TuesdAy last, by very
l,rge coucour,e Of relalYes and friends.
pe,ce to his dust
ANOTHER Martha Flanagan,
willow of the late William Flanagan.
died Al her residsnce near knoxville, on
Sunday afternoon last, aged about 20
wears. She had been confined to her
bed from rheumatism for some years past,
and few weeks ago she fell from her
bed, sus,-inngs fracture Of one OF her
lsss which. with old age, had tendency
to shorten her life. May she rest in
pcace
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

O. SToLEN.-A bay mare about 10
wears old. and blind, Of medium size, was
stolen from Mr.. Joseph Schilj'knech,. on
Tuesday nigh. last. near Myersville,
Frederick County, Nd, 4 reward Of $50
is offered FOR her apprehension. |. is
supposed that the thief, with the mare.
crossed the Potomac at This place, on
"Wednesday last.
@ The Manufacture and Builder,
for October is received. 1t is Maya
zine tina, should be in the hands of every
architect aud mechanic. Subscrip tion
81, so per vesr. Address Western &
Company, 3. Park Row, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

&s,. NorIcR -Rel,eioas services at
J. berry Grove School House on Sunday
Both OF October al IL o'clock, A. NJ by
Rev. L. o. Forney.
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! en-, very respectfully.
JNO. 5. TIMBERLAkE.
"a uanerainan NnrnM cnniainA the


following paragraph -
We see il announced in the Philadel.
phia paper of last week tina, The HsnO.
yer and Gettysburg Railroad, with The
Ts1e Worm and its franchises. wss sold
al public sale in rhs. city on the 18th in.
stsnl. Tor one hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars. the Reading Railroad being
the purchaser. We understand that rhIs
looks 10 resusclislion Of this long neg.
lected work, and lis extension through
Washington County TO connect with he
Shenandoah st Shephprd.rnwn. making
an inceps nden, line of road between Mo-
bio and New York by Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29
Advertising Agencies.

One of The most reliable eS,ablIshmenI
of this character, that Of John Hooper q
Co., of New York, whose name has long
been tile synoDyme for Integrity and n
nsnciaI responsibility has jost been merg-
ed with the younger blu, not less lsvora.
bly, known house Of G. p. Rowe'l q Go.
The success of the last named firm has
been something unpa' led in the history
OF the business.
We lately heard Of an anecdo,e related
Of travelling representative OF a well.
known patent medicine firm who was en-
deavoring to contract with the publishers
Of leading Western paper. 81 am in
pressed" said he, "wiih your establish
meni; i, reminds me OF that Of &. +.
Rowell & Co.. of New York. with only
this distinction, you ask a great deal OF
money for lille advertising, and they
give great deal Of advertising for lisde
money,
This is the impression that uanv ob
tain and not without justice, for although
Messrs. Rowel e. Co., have never claim
ed to be sble TO inser, advertisements in
Newspapers al lower prices than The pub.
fishers would accept from equslly respon.
sible advertisers who furnish similar
amour, OF patronage. yet in This last
clause lies much oil Iheir success. For
some wears they have been the largest
customers OF most OF the newspapers pub.
li,hed in tie United States.
Their American Newspaper Directory
which j. conceded BY 81 persons compe'
Ten, 10 pass judgment upon such work,
TO be lle most complete volume OF lis
character ever issued in this or any o'her
counuy, may be found on The shelves Of
every prominent advertiser. -
This rm has for some years been con-
coded TO be the leading establishment. OF
its kind 10 America. And the absorption
Of J. Hooper Il Co., one OF the few oth=
era Which could with Justice be called
their rivals, places them in position far
in advance Of all competitors.
More than FIVE thousand American Pc.
riodicals are received regularly and kept
on file 81 their offices which s:e located
in the New York Times Building, Nos.
40 g. Al Park Row. and We are informed
that their corps of assistants ou'number
lhe combined force OF any four similar
establishments now in existence.
Dor patrons can always 6s.sure OF
finding file OF our papers open 10 their
free inspection q, the Office of Messr'.
Rowell & Co, whenever they happen 10
be ia New York aud want 10 read the
news from home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

A very important decision was render
ed by United States Commissioner Us.
bourne. Of New York, last Friday, with
reference TO the recent arrests under The
congressional election law. the substance
Of which is that The Federal officers. act
ing under tina, law, have no power 10
make arrests. This decision was ELECTED
by The arrest OF several individuals, who
were taken into custody on Monday. on
the charge of attempting 10 lrsuden,ly en-
Ter their names on The registry. All the
prisoners accordingly were ordered 10 be
discharged.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

o'brien's Grand Csravaa Monster
Mensgere will exhibi, a. Chrles,ow n
on Tuesday next, the LIST Of November.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

90, Rev. a. e. Hopkins viii preach
il The Pte.by terrain Church, in this place.
90 Wednesday evening next al 6 l-2 o.
,.l,,l,
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Wanted I! . Agents +!
FOR TIE -.--....
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e. lsCENDiARIsN.-Abou midnight
on Tuesday last. says the Msrtinsburg
Era, the barn and stable Of Abrahsm
Williamson, mar Vanclesvesville, was
discovered to be on FIRE, and before astis-
lance could be h,d, was entirely burned.
together with sbou, 1900 bushels Of
wheat, 90 tons Of hay, and many articles
OF agricultural use, The property of J. p.
kesrloot. Jr.. and ID. NJ. Deck, the ten
ants on The farm. Mr.. WiIliamson's loss
is not less than $4,000. The loss Of
Messrs. Kesrfoo, and Deck will reach
abou, $1,000. No Insurance. The fire
is supposed TO be The work Of an incendi-
ary. During the fire the store Of d. H..
I'LL, at Vanciovesvlle was broken into
ana ROBBED of al the money in the draw
er. and some articles Of merchandise The
shoe shop of George Ransburg, at The
same place. was also broken into and
robbed ul three pairs Of boots.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

To the Ciii.ens Of &epherdStO,Cn
and Teiniy;
Mr.. JOSEPH COOK Of Shepherds
town, three years ago. put on lin roof
for me, 3 600 feet, and it has stood all
The hard weather up to this time, and is
sill as good as when it was put on. |
therefore recommend him to the public
,s as good a workman as there is in lbo
country. Persons having work 10 Do in
his line will find him accommodating aud
ready for work.
MATTHEW QUINN.
Oct 90, 1870. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

THE best Coal Cd in tow. at -,
i ocfi5 7ao Billings Drug Store. % 3.
XEGARS. Smoking and Che wing To.
- bseco. Of ali grades, at BiHines'is,1:
oc' 10 .-... Drug Stofr. = }"
NoRRlS Tonic and Fever end Ag7e
IN mixture. al BiAisgs' Drug S,ofs.as.s
GCHENCK's Syrup. Sea weed Tonic
- and Mandrake Pills, at Billings 20
OCT 3 Drup Stn,e
Il YERS Cherry Pectorsl ssr.spuilIs, z
a Agus Cure and PllIs,a Billings
Ocl 10 80, Drug Store.
THE place 10 get nice all wool, Under -
J. Shirts, as ! have large stock OF TN.
der Shirts and Dfawers no y in s,oye ~ :
= oc' u Lioyd Lick6iasr, 90 2
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AGENTS READ THIS
$50 to.s2OO per month made by agents selling
The Home Of
ashington.

or. Rount Vernon and liz Associations, by
Benson lossing. $50 Illustrations, tinted
paper, hondsomely bound. Only book on ihe
subject. Every family wants copy. Uui'er-
sally considered the orowDing sucress Of Les.
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book for tie Holidays. A splendid rIit book.
Send tor our sample circular, (hlU.tTIsd) etc.
and Judge for your-rlf. hgenis aIoady at work
are doing .plendidly. Address a. b. HALE
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Oct % 5y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

A cour,-mar,lsl assembled at West
Point on Thursday for The Trial Of Cadet
Smith, Wilson and Davies. Cadet Smith
is the colored boy whose presence at the
Academy has excited so much comment.
lie and Csdf Wilson are arraigned uron
charges preferred by Lieutenant Col.
Upon, the comm andsnt. "for creating
disturbance in camp. and coming 10 blows
with a fellow. cadet" The court is ex.
pecled 10 continue in session for week
or so.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

The Wrliamsport Pilot says -
"Whllo it is their official duty 10 frs, see
tina, The interests of the cana are pro-
,ecled. i, would be we'll for lhem 10 con-
slider whether a coaling station at Pow
ellis Bend would no, be seriously lrjurl-
Gus 10 that work, No practical canal
man would give sny other opinion. 1t
overhous; the towpa.h is narrow. il is
yearly cruh bling away under the wash
of The river, and there is no ground for
any convenience 10 bos,nan whatever.