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, 1870-06-22
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

4fscpnotltc Vs. AOfNes
Some persons h6Ee great 1aIth in horsenesh, cs
pec.aly II they Own aspecimen- They are ready
to bacx 1t against time, or the wind, or 1ocomo
-espectally..a locomotive This tendency tt
yuu 1esh and blood horse against the iron AMI
NAL Is quite prevalent especially 10 the country
The diver Of a wagon approaching railroad
crossing sees the trim coming, and gets up ao I'M
promptu race against the locomotive to see which
VII pass the crossing first. Ten chances to one
the engine bears, and the, driver narrowly es-
. capes his temertty ts not punished with death.
An instance Of this occurred on the
Milwaukee Road, yesterday, when a wag-
three miles from the city ltm1ta The train
IVES going on 3 lightning trot, and the driver OF
the wagon, an old farmer named William White
head cssaJed TO pass the crossing, bur- inst as he
gut across the rail-. up came the lying monster and
smashed the wagon, pitching the driver head fore
most into The ditch The horse went tearing up
The road, badly frightened, and the train backed
mp to the scehe Of the accident The unfortunate
sufferer lay moaning. =enseless and bloody, In the
rusd, htB head terribly gashed- He was put on
The train and taken to Evanston for treatment HIS
injuries vii probably pEove fatal This should be
warning to persons having passion for taclng
with locomotives. Sporting men would bet two to
one On q locomotive every time, and VIE, Too.
1Ieteofsloefcal.
Meteorological record foT June q. 1870, as re-
ported by j. 6. Lang:uth, Dr., opticfhn, III Ran
dolph street. correspondent to the Smithsonian
institute. The small letters are the iultials for
the words "veeEng." = gentle, = high dry"
A1no,zr atmosphere . " rain, !" and 81 snow"
, 1870-06-22
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Err ,s,c. CH1cAGu, June q
Ss+n .r 4 m Moon .0:5s a. m
>'- ->''''--''-''| n.nl Aoou kcta..... e p. IN.
Suicide.
.aGoo Aan@nE. Hdllande1, committed s1.,cfde.
last IauIsaay AFTERNOON, Il, tic torn Of doiand
the other end Of which faatened to rope,
front Of his residences After naluEtsnc- Tho ,raa ~
aruu0d his neck and Jumping from the tTe4 .ops p
must have tired to save Ills life, tur when foons ne
he h4d hold Of br1nch Of the tree. He had nrnta
2hly endeay0red TO hnul himself up as to relieve
hta neck The Coroner held an INQUEST and Inv
1uIT rendered verdict Of " splc!dc.n Deccased
was f111urr nad 6e years Of age No cause i
ass1kned for his making away with himself.
, 1870-06-22
MARRIED.


kELLEY-kESSEY-S Sunday. juno 19, At the
Ghurc1! Of t1,s Holy Family by tl!e Rev F. ps1n1u,
, 1870-06-22

DIED.
SHELDDN-At "Villa Boteobe14" High Bridge,
estrhestes county n. VI on the evening ot Monday.
the seth inst, Franeys Oslrn Sheldon, wife Of Edwin
II. Sheldon, Of this city.
, 1870-06-22
BOARDING AND LoDaING,


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TM2 81
~ WEST wAsn1seroy:sr.-cooD ROOMS
i per WEE. o''1' '' - PET week LAY 00afo
Day Icsrd. q. -----.-----,--
ll0 ard lodging. Is pc. week. pay board u.
139 81; RE r., NTH 2 II. RsoAKI1: s p
ms cS aTsf iFGas Eoon ao pf0F On NIT a0o Tor
= r. sor-r,. w. c1,lToYsT 7,RcE FRox7
LAG 2son, i m. so.st, furni.ed. for sen,1snan sna
W. NEsS 1s5.97 @Se.1.S CT
l4C aaa tlslt Miyes: ID snsl: sya.I;;men, can and
pleasant soo.aa with board at Reasonable 'asca
sdS MisP bar a. 81 afs Ssne G Il
every ttnr u lie wof and at the cast crpcnae posi-.
9!s ~; oEAa: E5s2:!s:5s;s
1877 WAhAsh;AV;,Io ONE IAM6E fE0Ni ssoS,
day bosid ~ - - week. .-wW-W 0 wv. 14~ --s. .1
l7G .pEAnhoRSsTM;;A ROOM FoK M oSE, % q
tTo es Srnsn With board A''o suite Of n'
o97 WABASH 11v:-FIF1s4TT ROOM. wTFa
:51TH7.si 900 Ts67,51.S7-7o75sF NEWLY f77R.5s7
ovU cd. painted. pspsisa nd d ea.om,ned IL Psas.
S01 :; 35S SS1 s - W7T3ST4VGsTEs - 5 oF sf4sf F1S
DVV y, single. and double 1ooms, and isatclAas day
34S VA esfS Io rIas ps se raa@
ftw any boardcrs. References exchanged
SSnn a1le soa snS soo 10 ~ feo
sssis asa pls ]Ie lA' S''' 0''' '''A -t's 'ISN
400 NlcHI61N.Av.-A LARGE. wFLLFuR-
q , EGns ao soe snse Eis 1aG Vie" OF INC
1oIR1 3Wn fo6EIY1s 0YF n0IT3R PER
, 1870-06-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
L4?ANTED-BOSINEssO OR RESIDENCE PROP
" eIty sn West Division. Eorth about , atoo2 lor
VEIL ASSUMING incunbrance- JN0. G. NICHOLSON,
Real Estate office, l31 Df2rb0fn4t-
NTANTED-CHICAGO PROPERTY, EITHER
w hu.ipess rtsidcnce pTppcEty, worth 3s5,Nn to
$4,000. Will give in part payment a fuc improved
farm located o4 railroad hfty miles vet 81 ChS.p
, 1870-06-22

U!ANTKD-AEY ONE WBHINfs rs sEII, II
xhG6 g paL q theE fakastn1e-s eazpct.. &et III
honse MM near ~ saAh p1 ehasE q enfHE
T. 4tphek
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

@- Qua RAILRoAD.-It gives US plea
sure to state tina, Mr.. McElroy. one Of
The Engineers appointed by the Board Of
the Shenandoah Vsllsy Railroad ComPa.
ny, and bis corps, have been engaged in
this vicinity. during the past week. sur.
veying and locating route for The extern.
sion of tho Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
This corps commenced the survey ct
Chsrle.town aud arrived at this place on
Saturday last. and Mr.. McElroy reports
the rou,s very practicable and will need
bu, little grading. The distance 10 ten
miles from Charlestown TO this place.
He has surveyed three routs through this
town; two Of them with . view Of Cross
ing The Potomac upon the piers Of the
Bridge destroyed during The war. He
also intends extending The survey 10 Ha.
gerstown a, which place this road will
connee, with tho Cumberland Valley
Road or the Reading Road. as circum-
stances may determine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

o. Our rownsnsn. Mr.. W. B. Cost.
has recently had bull, very large and
excellen, Canal boat. IN Cumberland.
which is now plying upon the waters Of
the C. T. o. Canal, laden with coal. for
Alexandra. The boat 10 called the
"Li!lie Lemon" and is the fret through
boa, bearing name from Shepherdsto"n
or it's vicinity. We DON. wonder al Bill
iy giving bis boat the name be has. and
We think he has exercised exceedingly
good Taste in doing SO. lie is carrying
on sn extensive business upon the Ca.
nal. having now three boss plying the
raging Cana,oi. Success to him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21
COUNTY
CONVENTION.

In pursuance OF the call Of The Repub-
lican Stsis Executive COMMITTEE for a
State Convention, 10 be held in tho City
Of Psrker.bure for the pnrPoss OF nonina.
ting candidates for the various State off,
ces to be filed at the ensuing election. oil
The Republicans Of Jefferson County, are
invited 10 meet at the Courl. House in
Shepherdstown, on the 4T'H DAY OF
JUNE. NEXT. for The purpose of se.
Iec.ing Delegates 10 represent, Jefferson
County in the State Convention.
For the first tine the colored citizens
of the State find themselves invested with
political rights. it may not be inappropri.
ate. therefore 10 remind them ,ba, they
nov have The same concern as other citi-
zsns in the deliberations Of party convsn-
tions end 10 the result Of popular cleo
tions. othose OF Them who hold 10 The
Re publican faith. this call 10 therefore al.
dressed, Is we'll as 10 Other Republicans.
J. v. UNDERDONK,
Chairman County Rep. Elk. Com uil.ee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

b. The SOLDIERS MoNUnENr.-We
are grsti6ed 10 state that the Monument
recently erected in the Confederate Sol
disrs Cemetery 3. this place. gives uni.
versal satisfaction. and is regarded as a
most excellent piece Of work, about l6
fee. high, and is greatly admired By all
who have seen il. both for its design and
execution. /, was put up by Messrs.
Delhi & Bro, OF Charlss,own and Mar
ilnsbuig. Who We can recommend 10 oil
who may desire anything in their line. l.
will be unveiled on Monday the 9th Of
June. q, which time tho Floral Decoration
will also take place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

o. ANriErAM CENErERY.-la COM
plisnce with the order OF Gen. Logan,
Comms nder inc chief OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic. extensive arrangements,
We understand, are being made for the
proper decoration on the 3o'h inst, Of
The soldiers graves a. Antietam Ceme,e-
~. Col. E. F. Anderson, Of Washing
ton county, has been invited 10 deliver
the address. In the carly part Of The re.
bsllion, Col. Anderson offered his ser
vices to the Government, serving with
distinction until its close. He was with
Gen. Grant in his Virginia campaigns.
during which he was captured by tho
rebels and confined in Libby Prison.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

MOI many days s'nce, young lady.
belonging to highly respectable and
we'll to do family. residen, in Crseklin
District. Monipo nsry county, MI. left
her home snI eIoped with a cnl"red man,
an employee on her mo;her's farm, be-.
cause her mother ~Ouli moi give her con-
sent for her marriage with young white
man oi the nriehbnrhnod. They were
married in an adjoining county and went
TO The North to 1--we.
The Sou,hwe'l Virginia M"rnons are
congreg,ling. we learn, al Vaudeville,
preparatory to lh.ir transportation in a
body TO The Kingdom of Brigham Young.
Seventy or hundred Of them lad
assembled al la.l reports.
On the IL h in.t4n, The Court IIou,s
at BeryvllIe, Clarke county. was struck
by lightning. Thrre were several gen.
ilemen in the clerks ofTire at The time.
but no one was hurt. The dsmas. to
the court house consisted in tearing {. few
Shingles from The roof and l,rls rome
from the norlhess, corner OF The founds.
lion.
Gen. Lona.reet wa. Marshal OF the
day for the fifteenth amendment ceIebrs-
tion IN New Orleans. lie rode in q car
risse literally covered Nth he "si,r. and
str:pes, some Of them perhaps. trophies
OF his own gallant troop. in Virginia,
thousands Of whom are nou yIns in their
silent graves. while tb'r once beloved
comm.nder is con.orilnq with their slsv.
els. lie has also been appointed Adiu.
tani General Of Louisisns By lac Radical
Governor OF .bsi Stale.
Gen. Jordon,te late commander OF the
Cuban insurgents. is expected 81 Wash.
lng'on this week. al the request OF the
friends Of tie Cuban cause. TO appear be-
fore the House Committee on Fore;en
Affairs and make statement Of the con.
dI'ion OF matters in the Island.
On Monday last The fine farm Of Mr.
John III Cbnsma an. situated on the Val.
ley turnpike. two miles south of New.
Town. contsioR 362 scre.. was sold 10
David Richie. Esq. a wealthy citizen OF
PrtsburR. Pa. Tor the sum of $2I.720-
being $50 per ARE.
Col. John 8. Calvert died on the 10th
inst. OF wounts received On the 9Th
uIi., IN Richmond. Col. C.lver, was in
his ODD year. vas native Of Rsppahsn-
mock; in early lie he vent 10 Shenandoah
where he remained until he was elected
SAFE Treasurer; be was highly esteemed
by all who knew bin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

The blu. drawing room Of the Gait
Hov.e in Louisville was The seeas OF a
brlhsn, wedding. which was Witnessed
by The friends and relatives Of the happy
couple. The groom was The handsome
and gallant Major A. Z. Richards. late Of
VirpIuis, and one Of The lsVoIne officers
during the war OF The renowned Colonel
Mosby, and st present tie law psr'nes
Of General Bs,il Duke Of thai city. The
bride vas Miss Matte Tyler. one OF the
most charming Of LOuisville's fair daugh-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

@ The following specimen love-lsuer
was dropped in the stree, by a young Ia
dy few days ago:
Oh My Dearest Mollie will ui 10 an.
Ger your Deer letter. o how my ,hrob-
bin hear, Does axe TO embrace you onse
sgin. D you Darling Rose Bud won.
you msrrsy me beer the exc ANGER i
will. Don, lie, ihs. ugly thing take you
4 Buggy Ridin sgn. 0 how felt the
fret time We .u,ched our lips together.
o ho. my hole frame quivered bot i
must stoPp or i will 60 crazy. 0 how
We will divide the sorrows and joys srd
comforts Of life. Ancer rite Of.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

Mr.. H. u. Mccormick, one OF The
mos. promising young members OF The
Clarke county bar. was killed in Alexsn'
dria on Wednesday morning OF lssi week
By falling from the third story window Of
the Mansion House. He had retired to
bed the evening before perfectly well. end
il is supposed he 60. Up. and walked in
his sleep ou, Of the window. {. ;be win.
dow opened 10 the Aoor and had been lefl
up on retiring. He vas a son Of Province
Mccormick. Esq and 25 years OF sgs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

e%Henry s,ewar. olios Joseph Coop.
er, colored. who was tried and sentenced
to the peni!en,iary for two years. upon
the charge Of etc sling a horse from Mr..
G. Peudleion. near Summit Point. at the
April ierm Of our Court. was taken 10
Moundsville. by Sheriff Ponsrheld, on
Friday Of last week. to serve out bis time
in The peniteniiary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

o. We learn that Miss Esrhsri, II
year, old. daughter Of John E,rhsri.
blacksmith, Of Willismspori, Nd. threw
herself into the canal at tia, town. and
persisted before assistance could reach
her. I, seems tina, the young lady had
come difficulty with her father. and under
The excitement Of tbs moment, it is
thought, committed the rssh deed. Her
father wss arrested aud committed to the
H.sers,own Jail upon the charge of s.
saul, with intent 10 kill his daughter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

The Democratic Executive Commit.
Tee have received assurances from The
au,hori'Ie' Of The Bslnmore and Ohio
Railroad that arrangements will be made
oy which persons Who may attend the
State Convention 10 be held a, Charles.
ton. on the 9th Of June. will be passed
from soy point on this road to ei,ter
Wheeling OF Parker'burg and return a,
one-tslf The usual fare,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21
One of the Finest.

ARGEST and Best assorted stocks OF Linen
~ and Paper Window Shades, Fire Screens,
wall PaPer. &C., ever brought 10 Shepherds
to"n, can be found at w. B. LAUCK'S Book
Store. Having completed arrangements with
wholesale Dealers in the city. can sell goods
10 this line cheaper than you can buy 10 tho
city Ordsrs and contracts for pspering dwell
iins', &C., taken and executed promptly and on
reasonable terms. Call and examine nv stock
and satisfy yourselves that il is the bes, and
c"eape". msy2l
GET THEM.-A pair OF Linen Shades
VI aid they will last life Tine. Every
variety 81 Lauek's Book Store.
Only Two Pair Of Them, those beautiful
~ Linen Shades, with finely executed Oil
Painting on each one. Secure a pair while you
can get them. For sale at
m'yH LACCK'S BOOK STORE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

eS On the 2lH and 24.h days Of this
mouth there will be two grand Tourna-
neuls held a. Prospect Park. Brooklyn.
N. Y, in which twelve Southern and
twelve Northern knights will tilt the
lance. Messrs. James N. and Edward
Gsllsher. OF Chsrlestown, have gone to
try their skill and horsemanship.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21
SUPERVISORS COURT.
Shepherds,ovn. w. va.
Mac Ia. 1870.

May ID. loIV' ,
The Board me, pursuant 10 adjourn
msnL Members present. Supervisors
Roderick. S,sley and Turner. The min.
u,es Of the preceding meeting were read
and approved and signed by the Pfe'I-
dent.
Ordered. Ths, the Report OF The View.
ers who we're appointed 10 view The OLD
Clarke road be adopted. and said road be
opened according to the report.
Ordered. Tha, q rule be awarded a
esinst Wm. G. Butler and Jno. E. Schley
to compel them 10 show cause Why they
refueed 10 serve IS Viewers Of the road
sc. forth in The petition Of George w.
Beck with and others. Said rule return
able on The l4'h day Of June next.
Ordered. Tha, the bill Of DR.. ODon.
nell Of SIS for one spin, and setting leg
for John Smith. be rejected.
Ordered, That Emanuel Slsley. road
supervisor. from Shepherjs,o~n 10 H"d.
mans Mill. suspend work on ihs, part OF
the road leading from The Potomac Mills
to Hofmsn's Mill.
Ordered. That John d. S,sley be sp-
pointed delegate from Jefferson County
TO met delegates from the counties OF
Marshall. We,zell. Marion. Taylor. Pres.
ton. Mineral. Hampshire, Morgan and
Berkeley. a, Grafton. on the 4'h day OF
June next. for the purpose Of considering
xha. measures should be sdoried for The
purpose Of collecting the taxes due said
counties from The B: & o. Railroad com.
! Psny.
The following bills were allowed and
orders directed to be issued therefor 10
Wit: 81 80 10 H. VI. Billings for drugs
for Almshouse and merchandise for court
house per Jsni,or; 50 40 TO John N.
Shell. ST., for FIVE shovels and poker and
wood for court house: s5S so 10 David
Hannah for clover seed for Almshouse;
81 to Robert Trsvers for Two fox seal ps:
SI43 20 10 S. NJ. Engle. assignee Of J.
W. O.bourn. for boarding prisoners; 81
to John Ii. Schopperl for making coffin
for colored woman. by order Of Super
visor SIaley; $40 to 7. H. Kirwin for
boarding John Smith: S2l to VIM. A.
Chspline for blanks for clerks office; SIT
90 TO Geo. w. Chase for books and pins
or Recorders office, 81 SO to John Viii.
son for quarter cord OF wood furnished
Mrs. Miller by order Of Supervisor Rod.
erick, $50 40 10 |. +. Chaplne for Jury
orders
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

a. Mr.. John Palmer Of RappahaT.
mock Gays he has discovered a sovereign
remedy for hen cholers. His receipts
,ssspoonful Of gun powder mixed Nth
half q gill of whiskey. administered one
,saspooniul 8, dose nigh, and morning
by pouring il down the throat Of the sick
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

The Pearisborg Gazette says 1.-The
valuable tract Of mineral land sold two
years since. by Gen. Chapman and the
heir. OF Guy d. French. TO the Metro
poli,sn. Mining and Manufacturing Com
psny OF the Disnic, OF Columbia. for
$3.50. 900. was. on Tus,dsy last. sold
under decree of court. for the purcha'e
money. and brought $500. the original
owners becoming the purchasers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

John Esien Cooke gives TO the world
for the frat time unique di'paich from
Precedent Lincoln 10 General Hooker {:
Ill The head OF Lees army is at Martins
burg and the tail OF il on The Plank Road
between Fredericksburg and ChanceIors.
vile. the animal mus, be pretty slim
some where. Couldn't you break him ?"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

e5 Einwood Cemetery 10 looking
beautiful. where many loved ones. the
parents, children and friends Of our ciii-
gems arc inferred. The las. resting place
OF departed frients should be protected
with scrupulous ssre,and The hons Of The
dead beau,ided by ell the care Of the In.
inO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

@S- Rev. J. !. Miller formerly Pastor
Of the I.uibersn Church oil this place,
and during the pas, three years Pastor OF
the Lutheran Church Of Stanton, Va.
has rendered his resignation to that
Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

~ The Special term Of the Berkeley
Circui, Court convened on Tuesday last
Owing to the illness of Judge Chsplins.
Judge Hoks presided on Wednesday and
will probably remain during the term.
sisssrs. A. Kennedy. E. |. Lee, and j.
S. Brsgonier. Of this county, were admit
ted 10 the Bar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

d. We have received from Messr'.
Griffin aud Hoffman. Newspaper Advsr-
Using Agents Of Baltimore. an accurate
and handsomely printed list Of Southern
Newspapers with facts and figures touch
ing the resources aud business condition
OF the South.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

&C. The colored folks Of this vicinity
sre making preparations to celebrate the
adoption Of the Fifteenth Amendment, BY
parade, &C., Ut some future time not very
distant. v hich has no, been fixed as yet
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

a. A man 10 Rhode leland has been
sen, 10 Jail fos ten days for sleeping in
church. Dor jail would be crowded with
inhsbitsnts If the same penalty would be
enforced in Shephssds,own.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

The U. S. Secretary OF War has 90.
piled 10 Gov. Walker Of Virginia. asking
the ee.s'on OF certain tracts Of land lying
in that Safe and known as National Gem.
e,sries. The Winchester Sentine saws.
lie, it be granted. With the understanding
that private property seized by the Gov.
eminent and held wilhou, remuneration,
be given up or paid for. Such. for in.
stance. as Arlington.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

Mr.. Summer has introduced in the
United States Senate. a bill. requiring al
churches. hotels. ihes,res. colleges.
schools. academies. restaurants. &c. 10
be open to all. without distinction OF col.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

o. The Washington County (Md.)
Agricultural Association have placed Us
under obligations for q complimentary
iicke, to an exhibition Of Horses, to take
place on the 25th. Goth and 9Th of the
present month.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

AT the ses.iun OF the Conference OF The
Nj. L. Church South, at Memphis. Bish-
on James presen,ed DemorIsl from the
Northern Church stating that there 10 no
suihrien. reason Why union may not DO
affected on honorable ieIns. and asking
the appointment OF . committee TO consid-
er the subject. Il. is thought tina. the pro-
position will not be approved.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

&C. We invite attention TO the sdver-
,isement Of tho Champion Mover and
Resper. in another COLUMBIA Jsnney.
Agent. II 10 said to be the best harvester
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

A shor time .ince compsLy with
capital Of three Millions Of dollars, aas
ors snized in Chicago for the purpose OF
insuring husbands and wives sgsinsi
elopemeni. In Elk weeks the Losses Of
the company bad swallowed up every
dollar Of It's capital and ell Tie money IT
could borrow or steal. That sort Of
lhipe don I pay in Chicago.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

o. The Conservatives Of The County,
favorable to the election Of Dslesaies to
the Charleston Convention. on the 9th
June. will meet for that purpose n
Charles,ovn to-day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

t Judge Edward White. Of Clarke
County, and w. H. Travers. Esq, Of
Cbarlestown. are expected to deliver ad.
dresses at tho Floral Decoration of the
Southern Soldiers graves. in this town.
Ga the 9Th Of juno.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21
FOR SALE.

A Flrst-rate Refrigerator,
which has been very little useJ. and i. in
mpie'e order. Il co.t $50 10 Baltimore
,hfee yea" ago. and will be sold for much
lees nov. u early sppImstion be made for
H. Inquire at this
may 2l-3s OFFICE
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-05-21

o. The Editorial Convention Of this
State assembled in Mar.insburg, on
Thursday. We regre, very much that
We could not attend, owing 10 the indis-
position Of our Foreman.