Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-14

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soon begin, and that many OF our gal
/ liant brothers who are now scattered over
sundry battle-ticlds. may soon be gath
cred together aud at rest in the beauti-
ful grounds we have chosen for them.
( HY. KYD DOUGLAS.
Hagerstown, 18th September, 1872.
TorCuING THE MATTER OF BUSTLXs.-
/ Pcnsive reporter reclining on seat III
I the Allegany parks, rejecting whether
so many thousand families take the pa
per to which he is attached out OF adj
miration for his brilliant morning synop-
sis of the cattle market. He over-hearS
Il conversation between two fashionable
bsles resting in the shade Of al ada
cent tree,
No. in ecstaey)-What beautiful
hustle YOU have on, Mary, this evening.
If you could only see how it looks. Oh.
it's splendid.
Mary (appreciati:c and thankfuN-
I'm so glad YOU like it for | was half
afraid Of it at first.
No. (inquisitiveIy)-Why ?
Mary (exp lanatorily)-Well, you see,
father commenced taking new paper
to-day, and sometimes those papers are
so horrible when one doesn't know, YOU
know. He used to take the New York
Independent, and oh, my. but didn't
that make a splendid hustle q? SO bigand
stiff, it used to stick right out, Thon
after that there WIS the Chronicle, and
I tell You what | WAS in misery all the
time. Thst paper was Just so soft and
thin there was no depending on it.
No. What have Won got now do
tell me, wont You
Mary Nconfdlngly and IN lower
tone)-The New York Clipper. It's as
heavy and thick as it can be. But it
aint easy to get. because we girls don't
read the accounts Of races and the Ike,
and can't ask for it at the stores.
No. lin bound TO have that paper
wait till see-ycs, have it . III
make brother Adolphus join baseball
club Immediately, and then, you see, he
must take the Clipper.
Mary (applaudingly)-Capital
No. l(gicrful)-Ain't A'-Erchenge
ras- If the ladies' of Shephcrds,own
and vicinity wish any paper SITTER than
newspapers, Gor which such demand
has been made st our ofIicc,) VIC would
recommend to them the board paper
manufactured at the Paper Mill, in
town. They will find that paper to
stick out amazingly.
H@sT" Some people say, oh if we had
capital We would do so and SO. just
think George Peabody commenced the
world without any capital but his head
and hands and sawed wood to pay for
his breakfast; 4. 7. Stewart, the rich
merchant Of Now York, commenced
life with 80 cents and few pins and
needles; John Jacob Asrors fortune
when he arrived at Baltimore from the
old country, consisted of four old i'd
dies; Commodore anderbilt common
ccd life as 4 boat rowel. In this free
land of the West all the capital 4 young
man wants is good health, a heart re-
solved and hands prepared to catch hold
Of any honest job and push it through.
Nonsense, don't wait for capital, but
take mold Of the plow handle at once,
and push things
Ply BoLrI1G.-The Spirit Of J,ger-
son again urges the DemocraIc-Con-
.ervativs voters TO ''stand by the nomi-
nee" of B. F. Martin, for Congress, in
loud and stentorifc voice. as the edi-
tor did before the recent election. We
will bet al old hat that he again ''bolts
I before the Congressional election takes
place.
ns" CONFEDERATE DEAD.-We have
been furnished by Mr.. Joseph G. Cox
en-. saws the Hagerstown Twice Il He6k
keeper of Rose Hill Cemetery, with 4
, list of the names Of the Confederate
Soldiers, received by him for intermcnt
up to the 18th inst, whose remains have
. been identified by inscriptions having
originally been placed upon them. and
it is sad to think that out Of about five
hundred and twenty-five the list mum
bers only twenty-nine.
There vas terrible ''sInash up" on
the Baltimore IL Ohio Railway, two
miles above Bloomington, on Friday
last, about twenty cars being totally
wrecked. These cars were loaded, saws
the New Creek Tribune, with shelled
corn, and it was lying on, and along
the track two feet deep. The loss to
. the company will be fully sixty thousand
dollars.
Ey LECTuEE.-Rev. Mr.. Hawkins
will deliver q Lecture to the Young
( Mems Christian Association, on Friday
evening next, at - o'clock, in the Lu-
theran Church. The public are invited
! to be present,