Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-10-25

Children Il cts. The gallery will be
reserved for our white friends Rev.
Joseph Henry, James Robinson, John
II. Turley, Managers.
/ Elsy~ PREMIUMS TO JEFFERsoN.-ln
the list of premiums awarded at the
! late Fair of the Shenandoah Valley
| Agricultural Society, at Winchester, we
find the following:
d. +. Shoemaker, agent OF Jefferson
county, best reaper, Hubbards, diploma
and $40; best mower, "Aleadow-lark,
diploma and S.: best horse rake, "Nov-
city" IS.
Stouffer e Brenncman, Jefferson
county, entire colt Of 1870, Harry Salt
ram, certificate.
Stouifer 81 Brememan, Jefferson
county, best brood mare, Rose, $40,
Stoutftr & Brenneman, Jefferson
county, Filly of 1870, Dolly, certificate
Stouffer 81 Brenneman, Jefferson
county, entire colt of 1872, George,
certificate.
Stouffer e Brenneman, Jefferson
county, best Jack, $40.
Miss Emma d. Reed, Jefferson coun-
ty, best piece embroidery on silk or
worsted, $3.50.
ssg" Hon. r. M. r. Hunter, eX-U. S.
Senator, has been visiting his brother
in-law, a. S. cambridge, Esq, at the
"Bower' in Jefferson. We learn with
pleasure that the Senator's rising years
sit easy upon him and that he has not
lost any of his wonted vim and energy
May he live long to lend the force OF
his great talents in rescuing the good
oldmother of us all, from the destroying
nemesis of radicalism. So says the
Martinsburg Statesman.
eG.y" BRING BACK THAT LADDER
The person who borrowed q new ladder
from the orchard Of Mr.. Geo. McBee,
some weeks since, without his permits
sion, is requested to return the same
Immediately, if not sooner
Day~ Church DLDICATIoN.-The new
NJ. +. Church, at Berlin, Md, a monu-
ment of the zeal and industry of the
pastor, Rev. G. ID. Miller, was dedica-
ted on Sabbath, Oct. 10Th. The popu-
lar presiding elder, Rev. W. III. llolll-
day, preached in the morning on the
Mature of Christ's Kingdom" AT
night Rev. Henry Nice, of this place,
preached upon the 'Churchs Mission
The collection was considered, under
the circumstances, good. The building
commodious and attractive, will seat
several hundred persons and is an orna-
ment to the town. The NJ. K. Church,
in this district (Winchester) is in
furnishing condition. Ten new church
es will be dedicated this year, and the
membership of the Church has increas-
ed largely.
The BALTIC. e Ohio Railroad has in
this section a Supervisor, Mr.. WIN. Nor
ris, who has under him several work
men, members of the NJ. +. Church,
who notified him that they could not
work on Sabbath, as there was no ne
cessity for it, and they wished to attend
Church. lie informed them that if they
would not work on Sabbath he would
discharge them. They decided not to
work, when he discharged them. This
created excitement in the community as
the act was regarded as spite work and
persecution. There was no break in the
road, no accident had occurred to the
trains, therefore there was no necessity
to force the men to violate the laws Of
God and the State. Will the authori-
ties of the road sustain the Supervisor
By PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
sales are advertised in this paper -
John =. kearioot, Administrator OF
L. w. Mason, deceased, will sell per-
sonal property, on Friday, the 9TH of
November.
Cleon Moore, Trustee of Edwin Bow
en-, will sell personal property, on
Thursday, the SOth Of October
William Engle and Humphrey En-
Gle, Trustees, will offer for sale the farm
of John NJ. Engle, on Saturday the 1st
of November.
n. T. Snyder, Executor, offers at pri-
vate sale the farm of John Snyder, de
ceased
&c. Ambrose will sell personal pro-
perty on the 9th of November.
S. 3. Harrison offers a valuable little
farm at private sale, near Shepherds
town.
p4- MEETING. Young Mems
Christian Association will meet at their