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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19
Alarria9rs.

In the Lutheran Church, in this place,
on Thursday morning last, by Rev. DR..
Biue, Mr.. s. p. HumrickhouSe 10 Miss
UIHeima II. Uarner. all Of ibis town.
On the same day by The same, at the
residence Of Mr.. Andrew Brantner. in
,his place. MIR Jnmes NJ. Price to Miss
Ellen y. anderson, both Of Berkeley
county.
Ga The l4th inst, in ST. Johns Church
in Hsgerslown, by the Rev Henry Ed
wards, Rector OF 81. dsrk's Church,
Lsppon's Cross Roads. Mr.. John H.
Sniueiy, of Nashville, Tenn. formerly
OF Shephcrd..own. and Mss Cinrine.
daughter OF The late Mr. WIN. Smith, Of
HsgersIown.
AT Culpeper G. H., Va, on the lO'b
inst. by The Rev. R. l.. McMuHan, Mr..
J. H. NcHwaine. of Nslchez. Miss. TO
Miss 4. G., NcJiurrdn, daughter Of Sam
uel McMurrsn, decd, formerly Of This
county.
On the 25Ih uls, by Rev. Mr.. Nc
Clsnshsn, Mr.. John L. Bowers, of this
county. TO Miss .Aiice c.. daughter Of
Henry Huyer. Of Clarke county.
In BERKELEY county. on the lsi iusi.,by
the Rev. f. d. Owen, Charles Rupert
10 Mary j. Nason.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19
BALTIMORE MARKET.

WHE.4T-Tbe market was again /
to &c higher for Pennsylvania for export;
sales Of 1000 bu.hs at 1881 %. deliv.
cred a. the Point; 5000 bushs Mary land
at 1881 "a for ordinary, 27sii %
for fair, and 81 IS and 81 40 for prime
and choice, for milling.
CORN-lncluded in the ssles 5000
bushs blue-eyed white in store al 90 cts :;
1000 bushs fair 10 prime white "a 81 els.
bulk at % cts; 1000 bushs good and prime
yellow at 94s96 CTS, $50 bushs common
do. al 81 cp.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

C. Rev. Mr.. Feelmyer, who has been
PASTOR OF The Nj. E. Church, Of This place,
during the pas. two years. preached has
vsiedic,ory sermon on Sunday night last
During his pastoral duties his congrega-
ZION have become very much attached 10
him, who will feel los,h 10 sever the cen.
nection. Tha Conference 10 which he
is attached will assemble in Frederick
City, Nd, on Wednesday the 2ud Of
March.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

a. No one can appreciate the value OF
reliable GARDEN Seeds better than those
who have been once disappointed. The
country is flooded with worthless trash
and too much care cannot be exercised IN
selecting your seeds. II you have not
re, found good brand. we invite you to
iry those grown by Robert Buist. they
are sold al Billings Drug Store, snd are
warranted fresh and genuine. A single
Trial will convince every one, that they
are The IN osl reliable Garden Seeds in the
.,ks, feb 5-6w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

GG= Col. Wm. A. Morgan. Of this
place, started on Tuesday last for Texas.
for the purpose OF prospecting for lsnds-
His place of destiny is town 10 the CEN
ire Of ,he State called Waco. which is
growing town. and the section around is
becoming lhickly populated. He intends
travelling by the overland route from
New Orleans, through Arkansas. He
will probably remain some three months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

To- Rev. Webster Eiehelberger. Of
this County, has been tSaed by The
Lutheran Congregation Of Harper's Fer
~, as their Pastor, and will enter upon
his pastoral duties q, once. Rev. MIR.
chtlberger is gentleman of fine and
accomplished talents, as we'll as a chris.
tan OF no ordinary devotion, and will no
dorbi ill the position of Pastor TO the
welfare and satisfaction Of his entire
flock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

o. On Tuesday Of last week the
President and Directors of the Martins
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
held their 6rss meeting at Mariinsburg.
The President, Hon. G. ]. Faulkner,
made brief address 10 The Board on The
benefit and grea! advantages which will
accrue to the citizens Of Msrtinsburg and
Berkeley County on The completion of the
road. Mr.. Watts, Of the Cumberland
Valley Road was elected Chief Engineer,
and gave full statement Of the lime and
probable cos, Of the survey, and was in
sructed 10 begin as soon as the weather
would permit, to survey and locate the
route between the Potomac and Martins.
burg. The people Of the county we're
urged TO subscribe stock in order TO have
the road completed at once.
Ii will be remembered that the Charter
was procured in the West Va, Legisla.
lure. for this road, SONS two years ago,
10 connec, with the contemplated extern
sion Of The Franklin Road from Hsgers-
town to WilliamsporL procured by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the cili
zens OF Marsinsburg, long before the ex-
tension Of The Cumberland Valley Road
was thought Of, therefore the projected
Cumberland Valley Road through this
county and on through Virginia. has moth
ing TO 60 with the Potomac and Martins
burg road, but is entirely an independent
company. end desires 10 come in comPo-
tition with The Baltimore and Ohio Road
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

g. We are pleased to learn, ssys the
Spirit, that Benz. F. Beall. Esq, the for
mer popular editor Of this paper, after his
srduous journey has at length reached bis
Observation-Disclosures. Nebraska. We
regret, however. 10 learn that DIR. Is. was
sick a, las, accounts, but hope hs Will
soon recover. and We will have letter for
publication from him shortly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

o. The Spirit of jefferson newsPa'
Der Office, a, Chsrlesiown, was sold at
Poblic Sale. on Wednesday Of last week.
and wsa purchased by John w. Delgarn,
ESQ, OF that town, for $4,000. The
paper will heresf,e, be published by
Delgarn & Hsines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

ES. RAILROAD MEETING "A large
number of the citizens OF this place and
vicinity assembled a, the Courthouse on
Saturday afternoon last for the purpose OF
exchanging views and opinions in regard
TO the projected extension Of The Cunber-
land Valley Railroad through this county
John ii. Z,i,le was called to the Chair,
and B. S. Pendleton. Secretary. Speech
es were made by Judge Jos A. Chapline,
G. NJ. Belrzhoover, Hon. A. r. Boleler,
Thos. Van SweariDgen.G. D. McGlincy,
B. F. Harrison and j. P. A. En'ler, all
OF whom earnestly favored the enterprise.
The main object, however. in calling this
meeting, was. 10 instruct our Legislator,
Mr.. Bel,zhoover, and in what manner, as
10 certain points, the Charter should be
framed, for the extension OF the Railroad
through this County. which he iniepded
10 submit 10 the present session Of the
Legislature for its adoption. MI. Beitz-
hoover informed the meeting that there
would be no difficulty in his opinion, as
TO the Charter being procured, and with
very little opposition.
We are exceedingly glad TO state upon
reliable authority, that the extension OF
the road in question, through this section,
is fixed fact, and that al no distant day.
if the county will make the necessary sp'
preparation the iron horse will be seen
visiting Shepherds,orn putting smoke and
fire through his Losrls. despite the
"blufs" of the B. &. o. Railroad and
the cilizens Of Martinsburg. notwi'hs!and-
lag.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

&G- The following is a list Of convey
ances entered upon the Recorders Dock.
e, during The past week:-R. & Robert
Anderson 10 Edward McGlone, deed of
bargain and sale. r. ". North 10 II:
w. Davis, deed Of bargain and sale, N.
5. White, Special Commissioner. TO An
ME F. Davis, deed of bargain and sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

o. The large Bell which has recently
been placed upon the Presbyterian
Church Of 'his place. has received
crack 10 consequence OF the fro'ts of the
winter. This is to be regretted, as lis
former fine and pleasant tone has been
very much injured, The founders have
promised TO re-cas, i, without charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19
READ THIS !

THE first Of April is coming and then you
will want TO know where to buy the cheap
est Window Shades, Wall Paper, Fire Screens,
&c. Allow me as friend TO give you the III
formation before hand so that YOU will be
posted and know exactly where to 30. You
can get Linen Shades and Fixtures from - 50
to Sc per pair, all Of them e feet in length and
a good quality of linen. Paper Curtains from
10 TO 40 cents each. Fire Screens 80 cents,
and VI all Paper SO cheap that you will deter
mine not 10 white wa.h any more. Now my
friends you can secure all these bargains by
following my advice and buy your goods at
LAUCK'S BOOK STORE.
February 10 #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

g. In the Senate of The w. Va, Leg
islalure. on the 18th inst, Mr.. Dayton,
from the committee on Internal Improve
menis, reported back Senate Bill No. Al
TO authorize the building Of the Shenando-
all railroad through this Stale, with an
amendment. Amendment agreed TO and
bill ordered to a third reading.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

&C. The meeting in the Presbyterian
Church OF this place, is still continued.
The able pastor, Rev. E. w. Bedinser.
is lsboting earnestly for the conversion OF
souls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

Hon. C. J. Faulkner has been retained
by The people Of Greenblier county as
prosecuting counsel in the Nat. Harrison
impeachment trial. which will come up
before the Legislature on the lst Of
alafch
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

esItwiR be seen by an order in this
issue ,hs, Judge Chapline will convene
a.pec,al tern Of Cosr. on Tuesday next.
The 22ud Instant No Grand or Pe,i,
Juties will be summoned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19
Most Difficult Forms of Chronic
Diseases

during the last sixty years 80 highly indeed
is il esteemed, that the demand Is constantly
increasing not only al home. hu! we are daily
receiving applications for II from The most re-
mote sections OF The cOuniy-NOTIh. Essi,
South and West. TO meet this demand, So
well as TO prevent The public from being IuPo-
scJ upon, we have determined 10 put tins Pre-
pa-aiIoD 10 such form that II may be witaiG
reach of cverybo everywhere.
Other Preparations, tar inferior 10 the gcnu.
inc, having been put on! by certain parties. have
been mistaken by some ior our own, and ~ a
matter Of urse the old Preparation OF ID.
Fahrney s Son has been made 10 suffer some
in reputation, therefore, 10 prevent this mistake,
as well as 10 me the increasing demand mem
TONED above, we have concluded 10 send the
medicine on; IN lis present form. Not recon-
m. ndpc II to cure all diseases The human body
is heir to, bot as a Family Medicine, and for
all diseases or ginating from Impure blood end
Di.ordered Liver, II has no equal; and will cure
the following d scases
Scrolula, Cutane1us Diseases, ErysIpeas,
Bois. Sore Ewes. Scald Head PImples On the
Face. letter Affections, Cd aud Stubborn /.
GERS. Rheumatic Affections. by pePsia, Cos
iiveness, Sick Headsche. Jaundi e, San Rhtum.
General Debility, Mercurlal Diseases, Tout
stomach together with all Other Disorders All.
sing from Impure Blood and DsOrdercd Liver.
&C., SC.
Prepared by
DRS. d FAHRNEY & son,
Boonshoro MD
And DIR. p. d. FAHRNEY,
Kecdysyille. M.
NJ Sid by all Druggists and MercaaLU
generally.
All genuine is signed thus ID. FAilRNEY
& SON.
n. BE sure 10 ask for Drs. ID. fahrney s
Sons Preparation.
February 10, 1870. On
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

The family OF Mrs. Jane L. Allen. at
Culusper Courthouse, Va, (servants
and sli.) were poisoned las, week, scci-
asn,slly. l, seems tina, Mrs. A. had been
using arsenic for the purpose Of killing
rats. and by some means it had gotten into
the neal chest. Dr.. were called in in
time 10 prevent any serious consequen-
Gee,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

o., Hugh l.. Gallaher, Esq, Of
Waynesboro'. Augusta county. Va, for.
meIly resident of this town, visited
this place last week, but business engage.
men,s SLOWED tim 10 remain but o few
days. He was looking exceedingly well,
aud was once more warmly greeted by
his numerous old friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

gun WAKE OF oil kinds manufactured
anc 'of'sIe BY Me Curly 6. Duke.
Cbsrles,own.
A FINE lot Of Diarie. for 1870 for
u sale cheap, "
Jan ~ Laucks Book Store.
ENRESH and genuine Garden Seeds
J. grown BY David LaDdretb & Son, Of
Phllsdelphis, for sale at
'eo IL DR.. Magruder's Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19
VALUABLE
IN T @ R NJ A L 10 n.

WHEN cash is scarce people are anxious to
w know where they can lay out their money
10 the best advantage. The subscriber takes
pleasure in informing housekeepers and the
poblic in general, the VERY BEST PLACE
TO PURCHASES AT THE
FAMILY GROCERY
where they will find large and well assorted
stock at moderate prices for cash. Buyers are
respectfully. invited to cal! aud satisfy the m
selves that the foregoing is true
B. s. PENDLETON,
Successor to Knott s Pendleton
February 10 Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

LMOST Nun. boInd in cloth, only
n $3.50, at Lauck'S Book Store.
THE Novelty Pen Holder and Pencil
/ Sharpeuer. combined. is just what
you wani-Price 10 cents-csll and gel
one, a, LGuckS Book Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

Tbs anniversary Of the natal day Of the
Father OF bis Country" will be celebra-
ted a, Hsrper's Ferry BY a Ball at the
Shenandoah Hotel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

o. Gov. Stevenson has appointed ia
cob I.eisenriDg. Esq. Of Chsrlestown, a
Notary Public for this County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

The Boston papers congratulate a cou-
pI, upon having just got themselves sue
ces.fully married latter courIsElp Of
twenty -four years"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

The fine water power Of Messrs.
Whes,ley e. Kelley. on the Rappsbsn-
mock river, near Beslion, has been pnr-
chased by a company of enierprisng cap
italis,s, and steps are being taken TO util
ize and render j, subssrvien. to extensive
manufactures under tbs management and
control Of individuals OF skill and expen-
ence. In the opinion Of men OF in'eiIi-
gence and judemen. it will prove most
successful undertaking with its origins
tors, prominen, among whom is Gen. IT.
,us of New Hampshire.
R. NJ. Smith. we'll known in Virginia,
as the popular and able Editor Of The Al.
exandria Sentinel before the war, during
The war Of the Richmond Sentinel and
since Of the Enquirer, died a few days
since OF paralysis Of the brain at Randolph
and Macon College, Of which institution
he vas at The time Of his death a valued
professor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19
DRS. D. lAHRIEY & S0I'S
CELEBRATED
PREP AR A'NAON
FOR
Cleansing the Blood.

The long and favorably known Preparation
of Drs. d. Fahrney Son Tor 'LEANS'N"
THE BLOOD. needs q, this day no recon.
mendation at our hands. its virtues having been
established by the thousand. OF cases where It
has gwen relief IN tho
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

a. We noticed last week the purchase
of property at this place by several gen.
,lemen Of Philadelphia. who purpose
operating Paper Mill in The Spring. The
statement has elected from our Charles
town contemporaries the following COM
ments. The Spirit says -
I'VE 90 not suppose The above named
gentlemen lbough' the advantages OF
Shepherdslown very superior to those
OF ibis locality, when they purchased
there as last resort"
The Free Press says:
I'VE hope the new paper mill will not
rely solely for material upon the sfra,c-
bail so often given and received at the
connty-seet."
We would just here state, in reply 10
The Spirit that it don't look like the "lasl
resort" when it is known that some Of the
cilzens Of Charleslown tried to dissuade
the gentlemen in question from Purohss-
ing in this place, as we'll as told these
gentlemen tina, there were no facilities
here al all for manufacturing purposes
and ths, il was no use 10 como over here
10 mske observations.
In reply TO lbe Free Press. lite an old
sdage that "sirsws chow which way The
wind blows" and we accept this little
fling from The "Old Family Journal" as
an indication iha. il feels how very deci-
dedly ".he favoring gale Of prosperity" is
setting in this direction.
We know nothing Of any "straw baiP'
heresbou,s, bot We do know that our
neighborhood will be glad TO furnish all
the balls OF straw which will be required
for our paper mill, and tina, the en'erprls-
ing gentlemen who are abou. TO put il in
operation, ARE men of sense and substance.
and by no means linen OF straw" how
ever much they may deal in that ma'eri-
al.
If there Is such a thing as "Straw
baip' here, we know that some Of our
friends in that direction are very anxious
10 get i, sometimes. A drowning man
will often reach for straOs.
Come gentlemen, don'l become envious
or jealous of our superior" facilities, be-
cause, as the old woman remarked, cit
shows bad blood"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19
About | Acre

OF LAND IN front Of WilIougbby Lem.
en's dwelling. on tie Scrabble road,
netr iO1n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-02-19

Baysrd Taylor says We work too much
and think 100 little.
Confederate notes are quoted in Macon
al $4,000 for dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

The following additional returns were re-
ceived here last night:
MARYLAHD.-The republicans have carried
four cOunties-Anne Arundel. Charles Calvert
and Prince Georges. The following is reca,
pitulatiOn OF the maiOrities in the several Gin
sIessional districts: LIST, Hambleton, dem, 3,To2;
"a, archer, dem, G,GG2; Sd, Swami, 4,665;
18th. Ritche, 100; 5th, Merrick. 2,2j6. Demo,
cratic majority in the State, n, lbs.
NRw lORK.-Returns from the missing dis
tricts chow the following complete vote OF the
city: Goyernor-HOfDan, 1851; WoodfOrd
A,4,2. Mayor-Hall, ,29S; Leftwich, 1921.
The Albany journal claims the State Assembly
for the republicans by two majority.
lLLINoIs:-A dispatch from Chicago to the
National Democratic Committee SAYS: "If
gains continue as 80 far heard from, the demo-
cratic State ticket will be elected. The State
Senate is republican and the House probably
democratic. Four democratic congressman
are gained, and possibly five. not Counting
Stoughton and Anderson, two independent can.
didates, the fermer defeating Gen. Farms worth
in the second district.
DRLAwARE.-Ponder. dem, for Governor,
has Dajorifies in all three counties. New Castle
giving G5, Kent about 200, and Sussex probably
1.4OO. For Congress there is no material differ
ence, except that MIR. Heald. rep, has MAORI
ty in New Castle county. Mr.. Biggs, dem, the
present Congressman, If, e0f course, reelected
The democratic county ticket is elected in all
three counties. The State Legislature will be
unanimously democratic.
MIssOURI.-The majority for Wells, dem, in
the LIST Congressional district. will be over 500,
beating both johnson (liberal,) and Smith
(McClurg,) republican.
TENNEssEE-Last returnsnn aounce the cleo
ton Of Butler in the LIST and Maynard in the ID
FLoRIpA.-The republican State ticket "a
elected. The Legislature Is epublican, by a
small majority, in each house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

THE WIRRDRAwERs' STRIKE AT WORCESTER
Mass Violence Resorted to.-The men at an ex-
tensive wire mandatory at Worcester, Mass,
recently struck because the scale where the pro-
duct OF their daily labor was weighed was re-
moved from its old place to another part of the
establishment. In addition to this the men I'm
other establishments struck also, and about 200
wire workers at Worcester have thrown them
selves out of employment. The Worcester Spy
OF the 9Th inst, says:-"The first violence that
has been shown since the beginning Of the with
drawers strike was the assault, by dozen or
more Of the strikers, upon q small party OF
wOrkmen on their way to their homes in the
city from their work at Quinsigamond village
They lett the shop at clock, and came up the
railroad track, as is their custom, but had pro-
ceeded only about half a mile when they were
assailed by a volley of stones from a cluno of
bushes by the side Of the track, and immediately
several men apboaa .ad in sight, while the voices
of more were heard in tne bushes. The men
attacked started on run to get away from the
danger, with the exception Of two, one of whom.
q Frenchman named Michael Atrial, was struck
with bar Of iron and knocked down, the blow
being twice repeated after he fell, one OF which
made a bad wound in the back part OF his head
SEEING that his life was In danger he feigned
death, and the men left him. Cautiously open
ing his eyes and seeing the coast clear, he with
difficulty rose to his feet and started homo,
where he arrived, with some assistance, and
now lies in very critical condition. The AFFAIR
has caused m UGH excitement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

JOE CoBuRN, THE BRUIsER, Saoors HIS
WIYE.-Joe Coburn, the celebrated pugillst
was arraigned yesterday before Judge Fowler,
charged with feloniously assaulting mis- wife by
peared that about i've O'Clock yesterday m orn-
ing cficer Quinn, OF the fifteenth precinct, dis
covered q respectfully attired woman staggering
along the sidewalk on Broadway, near the Re-
we're House, crying that che had been shot He
Immediately conveyed her TO the station house
and discovered that she was the wife of Coblrn,
and was bleeding profusely from Q wound In the
hack. Subsequently she was taken back to the
Revere House, where her husband resided, and
il vas ascertained that they had quareled the
night before, when, 1t 10 alleged, being under
the influence Of drink, he produced pistol and
shot her. DIR. Freligh succeeded in extracting
the ball from Mrs. Coburn, and pronounced her
life to be out of danger. Joe said the shooting
was purely accidental. In the absence or any
complaint against the prisoner, Judge Fowler
discharged him.-N r. fnbxae, Noe. f9k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-11

VIRGINIA NKws,-On Saturday last, Mr.. Isaac
Farmer. the watchman at Glade Spring, Wash
ingtOn county, was murdered while riding along
the road short distance from that place. He
had been on q visit, we are informed, to . fam
lily in the neighb0rh0od, with one of the female
members Of which he was on intimate terms.
The Medical Society of Virginia ut its meet
ing held in Richmond during the past week de-
General Asse mbly to institute board of exam
liners for persons proposing to engage in the
performance Of the responsible duties Of prsc-
titiOner at medicine.
In the kockbridge county court last Thursday.
IL is an autograph will written in 1916. Gen.
&. w. T.. Lee and Mr.. Lee are named As the exc
cutoIs, and the form qualified.