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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-17
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Surgeon Dentist |!
LYLE's BLOCK. UP srAIas
MAIN STREET. PAW PAW. MICH.

MAIN STREET., PAW PAW, MICH.
The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the citizeps OF Paw Paw aud vicinity, that
he has bou sht out snd succeeded Or. j. w.
N Fsrlsnd in his dental establishment on Main
STREET AZ abovs. | am now read, to ptrforai
oil operations pertaining TO the profession IN q
thor ugh aud s:' life msnuer. Having had
five years stuly aud practice WI n firSt-clas-
dentist at Mont )eler, VT. have N hesitation
III asking for lib raj patron ,ge, b lieving that
can give en iro satisiact on to all who ali upon
me.
in introducing myself to the people of Paw
Paw and vicinity. 90 not dem 1t necessary
tn wIite two or three columns in praise OF my
professional performances. hut ~ould simply
them to give me q call, then Judge for
themselves.
All work warranted. Prices reasonable
Advice and examination gratis. 863A
A. o. HOOKER.
Paw Paw, Mich, Oct 7th, 1871.
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AdEIHODIST,- Rev. ~. Hall. Pastor. Services
Ipi every sabbath 1T 10 o'clock, A. N, and
At O'Clock, PA.
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ID 10 O'Clock. A. ~, sud O'Clock. p. N.
ID Observation-Disclosures J. Boland, PaslOr Ger
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PAW PAW DIRECTORY.
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grbgts.
q, q. Flaw iFW odge. 10. y. Mt,tt every
L. Friday night. iiAll over Glddehs s'"ie
Encsmpment meetings fret aid fcur Tuesday
OF each month.
Reoecca meetings. Grst aud third ue,day OF
each month
ID A H. Paw Paw Chapter. No. 81. Ne"ts ON
N. Monday evenings "n ar prcc' ding the tuIi "l
She moon. ~ Masonic llxIt CORNER Main aud
hSlamAZ 80 streets.
T. "a. NJ Paw Paw 1.Cdsc. No. e5. Meets on
J. IN, sday evenings oil or preceding the full
e he moon. ~ sonic uall. corner aio a.
hkir INA ZoI streets.
q. Of G. .T.-Paw raw Lodge. No 9S Meets
Mo- day 'VeIiI e at cach week at Good Tenn
plsrs' ilall. over Gldd. ~ store.
Golden Rul. LoCge No. 3I0 Meets every rat
ptda, 1S,u,TgR samr pace
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

Enormous FLIGHT or PIGEoNs.-The
Kilbourn City (Wis) Mirror Of the 9th
says:
"For the past three weeks pigeons
have been flying in focks which no
man can number. On Saturday, April
%, for about two hours before night
fall, they flew in one continuous flock
from South TO North, darkening the air
and astonishing the people by the sound
of their wings, and could be seen for
miles in extent. And they have still
continued to come although not in so
great numbers. Hardly train arrives
that does not bring hunters and trap
pers, Hotels are full, coopers are busy
making barrels, and men, women and
children are active in packing the birds
or filling the barrels They are shipped
to all places on the railroad, and to Mil
waukee, Chicago, St. Louie, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston,
being picked and packed in ice for the
more distant points, On no express
trains is it possible to take the large
amount offered, and arrangements are
made to forward them on the midnight
train going east. From ten to thirty
thousand birds are forwarded daily, most
of which have to be picked after the ar
rival of the trains at night, in many in
stances the work of picking and pack
ing being continued all night"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
esg- 1t is very evident that Mr.. Ho

sg- 1t is very evident that Mr.. Hor-
ace Greeleys cup of sweets, inhis South
ern excursion, is not entirely free from a
certain dash of bitters, as the following
painful narrative will bear witness. We
extract from the Memphis Appeals re-
port of the philosophers reception at
Bowling Green, Ky
among the multitude was a fat old
country dame, Of Greeleys age-say
sixty summers. She asked anxiously
for Horace, "He and my father and
my old man were alleys Wings togeth-
er, and l must see him" Mr.. Greeley
was pointed out The heavy brigand in
petticoats made charge, and Horace
went down He was Rugged and kiss
ed, and the old hat was smashed, and
the greasy old coat well sanded, and
Horace crushed to death The crowd
enjoyed the collision no little, and we
only fear that the story will 60 North
that Greeley has been ku-kluxed by a
Kentucky dame, and Grant may be in
duced to declare martial law about it,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

HoRR1BLE AccIDENT-A LADY Burn
ED TO DEATH Miss Mary Davidson,
daughter of DR.. davidson, of this city,
was burned to death on last Sunday
night, by the explosion of a crystalized
burning-fuid lamp, She was preparing
to retire for the night, standing before
a mirror, arranging her hair, when she
accidentally knocked the lamp off the
bureau. She attempted to catch the
lamp, but failed, and the lamp fell to
the floor, breaking to atoms. Her
clothes took fire from the burning oil,
and notwithstanding every assistance
was rendered the unfortunate lady by
her brother, who had retired in an adj
Joining room and was awakened by the
outcry, she was SO seriously burned that
she died on Monday morning, at II O.
clock.
DR.. A. NJ Fauntleroy was immediate
" sent for, but her injuries were so Sc
we're that medical skill was of no avail.
She was fully conscious all the while,
and conyersed freely with her friends
up to the time of her death. Her burns
were so severe that she seemed to be
entirely unconscious Of her suffering.
She was at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and night, in her usu-
al health. What administration of the
uncertainty of human life. Her afflicted
father and brother have the profound
sympathy of our entire community
Situation Spectator.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

ExEcUrIoS.-At Union Court House,
Munroe county, West Va, on Friday,
18th instant, William Johnson, colored,
was executed for the murder of Geo. II.
Hunter, on October oath, 1870. The
assassination was committed for the
purpose Of robbery. Ten days before
the trial, which took place in March last
Johnson confessed the crime. He was
a noted desperate of that section of the
country, and had been for some time
under suspicion Of participation in other
murders. The execution, which was
the first that had taken place in Munroe
county for forty years, was in public, and
drew 2 crowd of some three thousand
persons. The condemned man wept
and trembled violently, in which many
women in the crowd joined At quar-
ter past twelve p NJ. the drop fell.
With the fall there was a wild CRY, fol-
lowed by the weeping and shrieking Of
a number of women close by. The body
heaved convulsively for few moments,
and the lower limbs were drawnup three
times in succession. Pulsation was over
in seven minutes, and life was declared
extinct in ten minutes. After hanging
thirty minutes the body was cut down
The neck was broken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE IN NORTH CARO-
IINA.-A correspondent writing from
Rutherford county, North Carolina, to
the Raleigh Sentinel, gives the particu-
lars OF the massacre of a family of six
persons at point in Morgan township
near the county line of Mcdowell. |,
appears that silas Weston, negro, has
for many years cohabited with Polly
Steadman, white woman. HAVING q
family of four children. Weston re-
Gently in the character of a witness in
the county court of Mcdowell. gave Of:
fence to three notorious rutians, named
Govern Adair, Columbus Adair and NJ
Bernard. These men threatened the
life of Weston, and Wednesday night,
April 25th, proceededto his house, broke
down the door and began at once an
indiscriminate slaughter of the family.
Weston was shot dead, the woman, Pol
". was shot and stabbed five several
times. but managed to effect her escape
after the assasSins had fired the house
The children, with one exception, were
all murdered, and their bodies, together
with that of Weston's. were consumed
in the flames of the dwelling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

b1- EXCELLENT LrxE-We learn
that Messrs. VIM. Orndorff, Jepths
Wintermoyer and Andrew J. Waldeck
are engaged in burning an excellent
quality of Lime upon the farm OF MIR.
Orndorff, short distance above town,
on the Po:omsc. Mr.. Orndorff intends
70 engage in the business pretty extern
sively. Us the limestone upon bis farm
is ineYhaustible and of the very best
quality, and which will render his land
very valuable. They have been selling
large quantity of it for white washing
and other purposes, which has been pro-
nounccd the hest aud whitest ever In
this market. They have also contract
ed with the ProPrietors of the Paper
Mill of this place to furnish them with
large quantity. The railroad about
10 be constructed here, will also furnish
transportation to all sections for this ex-
cellent and superior quality of lime.
Iron ore is also abundant upon MIR.
Orndorffrs farm, and which is said to be
of an excellent quality, and should be
developed at once sor the purpose OF
fnding q market upon the railroad
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

Miss Rebecca Wright, Of Winches-
ter, Va, was married some days since to
VIM. Bonsail, of Cecil county, Nd. She
is the lady, we learn from the Risi"g
SIM Of Cecil county, "who gave the in
formation to General Sheridan which
led TO the battle of Winchester, on the
10th ofSeptember, 1864, and the total
defeat and rout Of Earlys army. After
the war, General Sheridan presented her
with a valuable gold watch, as token
of his regard for Mountaineering heroism
and loyalty Soon after this action of
Sheridans had brought the valuable
services which Miss Wright rendered to
the Union cause prominently before the
country, she obtained a place in the
Treasury Department at Washington,
which she has now left to embark upon
the sea of matrimony Miss Wright,
with her mother, kept a boarding house
in Winchester during the war, while
the town was occupied with Union
troops. They were well known and
universally esteemed by the officers and
soldiers of the Federal army, both for
their excellent character and wholesoul-
ed devotion to the Union cause They
were members Of the Society Of Friends,
and in Virginia a rebel Quaker was as
scarce thing as white blackbird. -
ELchdngf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

m- GRANT HoUsE.-We have here
tofore neglected to speak 'good word
for the Grant House, at Wheeling, kept
by Messrs. Woodmansee q JOnes,on the
corner opposite the suspension bridge
Whilst at Wheeling a short time since
we stopped at this House, and we were
plad that we did so. The building is
very large, well ventilated, and commo-
dious, as well as convenient, and per
fectly adapted for a hotel structure,
The rooms are richly furnished and kept
in excellent order, and the most impor-
tant part to the inner man is, that their
tables are furnished always with the
snbstantials as well as the delicacies Of
the season, and besides this, as an IN
ducement to young men, there are plen-
ty of pretty girls to wait upon them
The Proprietors, as well as the Clerk,
Mr.. Naylor, will be found very agreea-
bic gentlemen, and will do their utmost
to make their guests comfortable and
their House a pleasant place. Persons
from this section visiting Wheeling
should not fail to stop at the Grant
House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
OUR RAILROAD.
&9Eg&g|lEgE$5zS5s,32l

Col. Barrett's Corps of Engineers,
having completed the location Of this
end of the line of our Railroad, struck
their tents on Wednesday last and
moved their camp to the vicinity of
Charlestown.
Whilst here, the Col. expressed great
admiration of our beautiful and bounti-
full region and was emphatic in pro-
nouncing that portion of the route be-
tween this place and Charlestown, rs
one of the most eligible for the con-
struction of a Railroad that he had ever
seen in the whole course Of his protes-
sional experience.
The MesSrs. Collins who SO efficiently
represent the pennsylvania Central
Improvement Company" are daily ex-
pected here to arrange for an earl y be-
ginning of the work of construction,and
we bespeak for them a cordial welcome
on the part of our people who cannot
fail to be pleased with their bearing as
gentlemen as well as with their prompt
and fair dealing mode of doing business.
We are requested by Col Barrett to
say to our people, that, as his Corps of
Engineershas now completed salts
factory location of this end ofthe line of
"our Railroad, and has staked off the
ground for the work of construction,
which will be begun here very soon, 1t Is
particularly desired thatthe stakes along
the line shall not be disturbed, rs their
removal will give unnecessary trouble
to the Engineers and cause veXauous
difficulties and delay to the Contractors.
We trust, therefore, that no one will, on
any account, disturb the stakes which
the Engineers have placed along the
line.
The Philadelphia Press, giving an
account of the meeting of the Stock
holders and directors of the Shenando-
ah Valley Railroad, in that city, on
Wednesday of last week, says -
The directors Of this important work,
designed to be constructed through
what is Familiarity known as the Gar
den Of Virginia, met in the directors
office of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road Company, in Philadelphia, on
Wednesday, the 18th instant The
president, Col Thomas a. Scott, and 4
majority of the directors were present,
and measures were devised for most
energetic prosecution of the enterprise.
1t is confidently believed that the sue
cess of the work has been secured be-
yond peradventure. a meeting Of the
stockholders for the consideration of
general business Of interest to the com
pany will be held at Front Royal, Va,
on Tuesday, the 2Oth of June next. The
following persons constitute the board
of directors of the road: Col r. a.
Scott, president, Col VIM. Painter, Col.
J. NJ. Walker, Major G. II. Bardwell
and b. X. Jamison, Esq, Philadelphia;
Hon a. Il. Boteler and Hon. w. II.
Travers, Jefferson County, w. Va; Col.
A. w. Mcdonald, Clarke County, Va;
Judge }. w. Ashby, p. b. Borst, Mar
tin Splitter and Hon. VIM. Mines, Jr.,
Page County, Va; J. n. Ashby, War
rem County, Va, Secretary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

h6- COMMISSION MERcHANrs-We
invite attention to the card Of E. NJ.
Lazarus & Co., Commission Merchants,
Baltimore, in another column. We are
acquainted with Mr.. Taylor, one of the
firm,to whom we can justly recommend
the public Liberal advances will be
made on consignments, and we hage no
doubt that persons who deal with this
frm will be pleased
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27
p0' BALLooN.-Our citizens enioye

py- BALLooN.-Our citizens enjoyed
a treat on Saturday night last by wit
Messing the ascension of balloon set
off by Prof William Stevens. The
Balloon was made Of tissue paper, and
very large, and after being inflated, was
let loose and it rose majesticslly and
beautifully over our town, and took a
Northern course, ascending to height
that almost caused tito disappear from
the sight, and resembling bright star;
it then came in contact with another
current of air, causing the Balloon to
retrsce its course in a great measure,
and then proceeded in South eastern
direction, almost out of sight, when it
took fire and separated in two or three
parcels. The scene was q beautiful one,
and our citizens are indebted to Prof
Stevens for this excellent treat
Wonder what has become Of Prof
Louie Ronemous, the great Balloonist
of Unionville, and the ground squirrel
tanner. We fear that Prof Stevens will
take the wind out of his sails Let Us
hear from you, Louie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

@- PERsoNAL.-Mr. c. G. Came
ron, with the firm of Lazier & Co,
Wholesale Grocers, Baltimore, and Mr..
John w. McCleary, with the Wholesale
Boot and Shoe House of Carey & Bangs,
also of Baltimore, have been spending
several days in our town, both upon
business and recreation. These gentle
men are largely endowed with business
capacities, and the interests of those
who deal with them will always be sub
served. They have many warm and
earnest friends here who are always
glad 10 welcome them back to the LAND
their childhood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

Owing to the revolutionary proceed
ings of the Board of Supervisors in Grant
county, in refusing to obey the voice of
the people, and the law, no Court has
or will be held there Judge Hoke has
refused to hold Court in that county un-
til he knows where..the county seat is
We understand that the counsel of Pc
tersburg will apply to Judge Hoke, in a
few days, for mandamus to compel the
Board of Supervisors to recognize the
law, and the wh. Of the people
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

ras AccIprxrs.-Mr, Edward Sha-
FL, Hardware Merchant Of this town,
was kicked in the face, by q colt, at the
residence of his brother in Washington
County, Md, few days ago. The
wound upon his eye is severe one
Whilst Mr.. +. T. Grove, also Mer-
chan, of this place, was returning home
from sharpsburg, on Thursday and
when descending Douglas Hill, in his
buggy, his horse became frightened and
ran down the hill in full speed, throwing
Mr. e. out upon his head, producing a
severe wound, but not serious one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

A violent tornado and hailstorm pass
ed over a belt of land one mile wide in
New Kent county, Va, OIL Friday 18th
inst Trees and houses were blown
down, and persons in the road knocked
senseless by balstones. Hail was found
in some places nine inches deep. The
crops are entirely destroyed -Four
years ago an exactly similar tornado
passed over the same belt Of land ..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

W. TouRxAMENr.-A Tournament
will come off at Kerneysville on satur-
day, to-day, the 9th instant, Quite a
number of knights will enter the con-
test, and efforts will be made to make
the occasion as attractive and agreeable
as possible. The public is respectfully
invited to attend. The riding will
commence about ! o'clock. J. S. Bra
conier, Esq, will address the knights
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

Ia- SoLp.-G. D. McGlincy, Auc-
tioneer, sold at public sale, for J. e.
Ruckle, Trustee, on Tuesday last, the
property in Leetown, consisting Of Stone
house, dwelling, shops, &c, belonging
10 \. J. W. Snyder, to DR., Murray, for
the sum of $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

ss- The Ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will hold Festival, for the ben
EFT of the Church, on Monday next, in
this town. Strawberries, Ice Cream,
and Lunch, can be had Persons should
patronise the Festival, as it is for lau-
iable purpose,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

From Monday to Thursday evening
of last week the dog-killers of Balti.
more slaughtered nine hundred dogs in
that city, which we presume will very
senIhly lower the price Of ssusages in
the Monuments"
Seyenty-eight women are now regu-
larly ordained preachers N the United
STATES.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

Mark NJ. Pomeroy, proprietor of
Pomeroy's Democrat, and widely known
as Brick was married to Mrs Louisa
NJ. Thomas by the Rev DR.. McElroy of
the. Fourteenth street Presbyterian
Church, n Y, few days ago. The
fortunate bride was presented with 8
dowry of s75,000 and numerous other
rich presents
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

s@- The reunion Of the Diagnothean
Literary Society of Franklin and Mar
shall College at Lancaster, Pa, on the
2sth of June, promises to be an occa-
sion Of more than ordinary interest,
Among the speakers will be Rev John
W. Nevin, D. D., Hon. John Cessna,
Hon. John W. Killinger, Maj, Henry
Kyd Douglas, Maj. A. c. Reinoehl and
J. W. Yocum, Esq, Gen. John F.
Hartranft, Auditor General Of Pennsyl-
yania, will preside.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-05-27

DO STRAWBERRIES are under
obligations to Mr. Thompson johnson
Of this place, for his remembrance OF
the printers, in sending US a lot of nice
Strawberries few days ago. They
were the first Of the season, and were
nice and large and just suited to our
tastes, but one of our jours had seri-
Gus objection to them, and that was that
there were not more of them, or larg-
or bucket full Mr.. Johnson, We be-
lieve, has large lot in cultivation and
will realize a large quantity of Straw
berriea