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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21
Medical Poisons on the yvane a..

The pairiarchs took no mercury no bismuth.
no iodine, no bromide Of potassium, no strS-
chorIa, no quinine. Happy old gentlemen
they did mol even know OF the existence oil these
"spec 6cs," and yet they lived until IL seemed
Death had forgotten them Their medicines
were herbs aud roots. They have left this iacs
on record and the world seems 10 be now taking
note Of il and returning 10 the hIst principles oil
medication. Hosietter's Stomach Bittcrs, tho
purest and most eibcacious vegetable resiora-
tive Of the day, is also the most popular.
Thousands Of persons who only a few years
ago believed implicitly ~ all the po'sons watch
figure IN the pharmac9pia, now pronounce this
palatable tonic and Alternative an all.s ,iliclent
remedy for dy spcpsio, nervous debility, consti-
patton, bilious complaints, headache, intermit-
tent fe,ors, and all the ordinary disturbances
OF the stomach, the liver, Tie LIseh arging or
gans and the brain. Tho time Is not far distant
when most Of tho powerful and renomous
drugs now so recsIe.sly administered by pr,c-
titioners Of the "hcroc" school, in cases that
might easily be controlled by milder treatment,
will be utterly discarded by all philosophical
physicians. As il is, the thinking public, who
are generally ahead Of the professionals, have
already put the dangerous preparation aside
and adopted lIostetteI's Bitters in their stead
as safe and excellent household medicine,
adapted to almost every aimcnt except tho
organic and deadly contagious diseases, Fer
more than twenty wears this famous restorative
and preventive has been annually strengthen
ing lis hold upon the public confidence, and il
now takes the lead OF every advertised medi-
cine manufactured in this country.
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BE- CIRCUIT CouRr-The adjourned
term of the Jefferson County Circuit
Court, Judge John Blair Hoge prcsi-
ding, commenced its session in Charles
town OH Wednesday afternoon of last
week. The term was held for the pur-
pose of transacting cl,ancery and other
business, aside from jury cases, and the
following causes were disposed of:
Hartley Graham VS.. G. 3. Wright
and others. Decree entered for COM
plainants. Faulkner and Hunter for
coruplainants, Blackburn and Fouke for
defendants.
McCurdy and others, Trustees of
Seminary, vs.. Porter and others, Trus-
tees of Cemetery. Decree in favor of
compliments. Hunter for compliments,
Travers for defendants.
Gilmore and others VS.. Walper and
others. For partition of Estate of Mrs.
Elizabeth Comegys, involving construc-
ton of her Will. Decree entered sus-
tanning Mrs. COmegys title to proper
ty. Brooke and Lucas for complainants,
Faulkner for defendants.
Isaac II. Strider w. John Goldsbo-
rough and wife. Decree for the COM
plainant. Lee and Beltzhoover for
plaintiff, Faulkner and Blackburn for
defendants.
l.. Sadlers Admir- VS.. +. w. Drew.
Decree for complainant. Faulkner and
Hunter for complainant, Blackburn and
Fouke for defendants.
In the Habeas Corpus case Of Hitch
en- VS.. Colston, heard at the April term,
the Judge rendered his decision reman-
ding the children to the custody of the
respondent, John Il. Colston. Counsel
for Petitioners. J. {. and Cleon Moore,
and j. j. Williams; for Respondent, w.
II. Travers and w. l.. Wilson.
r. NJ. Price, of Berkeley county, was
granted leave to practice in this Court.
S. S. Smeltzer, of this county, was
admitted to the bar.
Court adjourned on Friday afternoon,
of last week.
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nlarria9es.

On Wednesday morning, June 18th,
1878, in the NJ. +. Church, South,
Charlestown, by Rev. w. a. Wade, J.
RANDOLPH RODERICK, to Miss
EMILY WELSH, daughter of the late
Benjamin Welsh-all OF Charlestown.
On the 9TH inst, at the residence of
the brides father, by Rev. J. J. Engle,
w. +. ENGLE, Of IIarpers Ferry, to
Miss AMANDA A. BEAR, Of Rock
ingham county, Va.
On the Sd inst, by Rev. S. X. Krc-
mer, HARTMAN LAMPAS, Of Pied
mont, to Miss PAULlNA ZWRlNG,
Of Martinsburg
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For the Register.
ROONSBORO' ODD FELLOW.

Mr. little, DEAR SIR-XVith a view
of correcting whatever of error that
may have been contained in the brief
item, headed "NOt Harmonious, publish
ed in the Register of the eth inst, land the
truth of which was questioned by some
of your exchanges, the writer has been
at pains to enquire of persons present,
whether the incidents noted therein &C.
tually occurred or not. The result of
the inquiries, however, justifes reiter-
alton of the same, and him in saying
that they are simply of common report
in our town. The item referred to was
penned with no motive of unkindness,
either to the occasion or any one pres
sent at the services, but the incidents,
occurring, as they did, in public, were
deemed not an improper subject for re-
mark. With respect 10 the Odd Eel
lows attempted refutation of its truth,its
assertion that the rock referred to has
been bowed out of the cemetery,is pm
TALLY correct, the cap of it having been
removed to the cellar of the keepers
house to be given in fragments to visit
ors as relies; but the rock is there still,
and the place OF it well known. But
the editor of this paper has a peculiar
style and classical, in accounting for
quiet things indicative of the man and
it entities him, with as much propriety,
among editors, as his paper, to the nom
de plume Of ODD Fellow, both cf which
will doubtless, be long permitted 70
continue oddities, i'll their ways,by jour
nalists of tone and standing in their so'
cation. ION.
Sharpsburg, June Is, 1873.
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ae,y- SrArJyroN FEMALE SEMINARY

EaS" STAUNTON FEMALE DENMARK
The commencement exercises OF this
Institute took place in the Lutheran
Church on Tuesday evening last, aud
was largely attended. The exercises
were opened with prayer by Rev. DIR.
Rude, OF South Carolina and was fol-
lowed by an anthem sung by the choi',
under the leadership Of Mr.. j. W.
Drake. Rev. J. H. Barclay, of Baltf-
more, was to have delivered the address
to the school, but was detained on ac-
count OF sickness in his family. His
place was supplied by Judge II. W.
Shelley, who made sensible, appropri-
ate and well conceived remarks. ''Con-
slider the Lilies" was sung in a rich,
sweet voice, by Mrs. G. +. Baker, after
which the principal, Rev ]. l. Miller,
delivered the prizes as follows:
For Penmnnship,-Miss Carrie Sum
mers, of Baltimore-Gold Medal.
.Award Of Honor-A handsome book
of the Lutheran service, awarded by the
whole school to Miss Julia Richard. OF
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
A full diploma was given to Miss
Matte 5. Bowman, OF Virginia. the
only graduate in the sehoOl.and distinc-
tions were given to the following young
ladies in the studies named
DISTINCTIONS.
GsOmctry.-Katie Shiny, Va; Jennie
Hahn, Va
.4igrbra.-Jennic Hahn, Va; Laura
Hiser, Va; Katie Shiny, Va.
Arithmetic. Laura Hiser, Va; Jennie
Hahn, Va; Dora Funk, Va.
Lnfin.-Netlie McCauley, Va.
Erench.-Nettie McCauley, Va.
Rheforic.-Annie Diercks,S g.; Dora
Funk, Va; Emma Rinker, Va; Ellen
Groseclose, Tenn; Laura Hiser, Va.
English Grammar.-Carrle Summers,
Md; Dora Funk; Va; Annie Diercks,
S. G.; Mary Craig, Va.
English Con.pns;t,on.-Lizzie Shum-
pert, S. c.; Nettie McCaulcy, Va.
Prnn,anship.- Emeline Bowman, Va;
Julia Rickard,W Va; Katie Shiny, Va;
Lizzie lIumbert, Va.
Dictaiion.-Julia Richard, w. Va;
Nettie McCauley, Va; Katie Shiny, Va;
Lizzie Shumpert, S, c.; Jennie Hahn,
Va; Laura Iiiser Fa,l Dora Funk, Va;
Lizzie Humbert, Va,
Geogrnphy.--Nellie Myers, Va; Mary
Craig, Va; Emma Rinker, Va; Dora
Funk, Va.
NaurM PhilosoDhy.-Laura Hiser,
Va; Dora Funk, VIZ.
Hsfory.-Lizzie Schumpert, S. c.;
Nettie McCauley, Va.
Music.-Carrie Summers, Md; Lizzie
Shumpert, ). 4.
The farewell remarks of Rev. Mr.
Miller were eloquent, and fully impressed
his hearers with the deep sense of duty
with which he labored in the education
and preparation of the young ladies un-
der his charge for future life Of use
fitness and happiness.
This school is increasing very rapidly,
and its growing reputation is a high
testimonial to the ability and efficient
service of the Principal.
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Hy Observation-Disclosures Chapter,
No. l6, II. A. NJ, of Middleway, has
chosen the following officers for the
ensuing year John w. Grantham, NJ.
Z. II. p; Geo. A. Long, h; Geo. NJ.
Beltzhoover, S.; Jos. l.. Minghini, c. of
H.; \. NJ. Evans, II. y. c.; Joel w.
Roberts, 2. S; Jno. +. Smith, Sec'y.;
S. A. Bates, Treas; r. w. Kearns, NJ.
Sd "; r. w. Mcintyre, NJ. I'd ";
VIM. b. Gruber, NJ. lst v; John G.
Myers, Chaplain; Geo. Murphy, Guard.
Triluminar Lodge, No. III, A. +. q
A. NJ, of the same place, has chosen
the following officers: r. w. Kearns,
w. NJ; Il. w. Mcintyre, S. W.; J. II.
Hayslett, J. W.; J. w. Grantham, S.
d.; VIM. J. Roberts, J. d. w. O..
Macoughtry, Sec'y,; Thomas Johnson,
Treas; Rev. Geo. n. Long, Chaplain;
George Murphy, Tyler.
This lodge has transferred its ALE
glance to the Grand Lodge of West
Virginia.
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BO THEY STILL CoME.-We received
another missive day or two since con-
tanning five dollar bill for subscription
to the Register. This came from Lou
doun County, from an old subscriber,
who also stated II cannot do without
the Register" We also acknowledge
the receipt of 81 from an old subscriber
at Palmyra, Mo-, and $3.50 from sub
scriber at Brandt, Ohio, all of whom
stated that they could not think of be-
ing deprived of the weekly visits of the
Register. We hope that these receipts
will be continued until all owing us
will have squared accounts. We will
try and take care of the contents.
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Editorial Breyities.

Col. Chapman and Capt. Sam. Chap
man, officers in Mosby's Battalion, have
been appointed mail clerks, each at a
salary of s., POO per annum.
When you see bare-headed man fol-
lowing q pig through the alley, and fill
ing the air with garden implements and
stones, you may know that his beet
plants have been set.
Rev. Charles Kilgour, son of ]. Mort.
Kilgour, esq, Of Loudoun county, was
ordained in st. Timothy's Church, Ca
louisville, Md, on Sunday, by Right
Rev. w. r. Nottingham, Bishop Of the
Diocese of Maryland.
The Colorado potato bug has made
its appearance in Shenandoah county.
Several gardens in Woodstock have
been examined and found to be infested
with large numbers Of them.
The Petersburg Index says .-"Mr.
Robert Grigg, Of Dnwiddie county, has
sold his crop of new wheat to be deliv
cred in Petersburg next Monday at g.
25 per bushel. This is early for wheat
and the price obtained speaks well for
the quality of the crop.
Rev. J. S. Kciffer, of the First Re
formed Church Of Hagerstown, received
call from the Reformed congregation
of Frederick to fill the position made
vacant by the death of DR.. Zacharias.
Mr.. Nelson G. Harsh, Of Williams
port, captured on Saturday night last,in
the Potomac, with fish gig, 81 cells, II
suckers, and 4 bass among the latter
was one weighing 5 81 pounds, the
largest ever captured in that locality.
Thirty-six thousand and three hun
drcd tons of coal were delivered at Lo-
Gust Point, Baltimore, last week, from
Cumberland. Thirty-three hundred
coal cars were employed in transport
ing the black diamonds.
The Waterbury American says
parent in that city thinks he will have
his new born daughter christened Glyc-
crime. He says it will be easy to prefix
Nitro to it when she grows up, if she
takes after her mother, who is always
blowing up everybody.
The Hon. William Mines, who was
an officer in the Federal army, has do
mated one thousand dollars to endow
the Virginia chair in Washington and
Lee University.
Tho immoral of Misc On Hudson tho
equestrian actress, who died in ST. Lou
is Oh June End, in consequence of iDju-
ries received while performing in the
play of Mazeppa with her horse, took
place last week in Baltimore. She was
a native of Loudoun County, Va. She
made the strange request that the statue
of horse should be erected over her
grave.
The editor of the Bristol News is in
formed by Mr.. G. w. Palmer, of Salt
vile, that between the lst and 4th inst,
there were killed in that locality by dogs
sheep to the value of $4,000. This is
more than all the dogs in Virginia are
worth.
The venerable DR.. Balch, of Prince
William county, Va, now upwards of
eighty years of age, preached on the
anniversary of his birth day recently.
Thanksgiving services were held in
all the churches of Rome, to return
thanks to the Almighty for the restora-
ton to health of His Holiness the Pope.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

pY COMMODORE lNGIAHAM.-Com-
modore Ingraham, and family, of Charles
ton, South Carolina, who have spent
several summers in this place,will spend
the present summer at Winchester. The
gallant Commodore was highly diStin-
ruished both in the Federal and Con
iederate Navy. For his spirited con
duct in procuring the release from an
Austrian war vessel in 1858, of Martin
Koszta, Hungarian exile, who had de-
clarcd his intention to become q citizen
OF this country,hc was awarded medal
by the General Government.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

beSN County, CoURr-Thls Court
convened on Monday last, and contin-
ued in session until Wednesday even
ing, when they adjourned until today,
Saturday, after disposipg of a great deal
of business. The Court fixed the salary
of tn Prosecuting Attorney at $500 per
annum the County Assessor at 5000 !;
Clerk Of County Court $500, and Clerk
of the Circuit Court 5000. The Court
appropriated $4,000 for a Law Library
to be placed in the Court House for the
benefit of the lawyers and the Court of
Appeals, Appropriations were made
for the Court house and the Jail. The
County Levy will be made to-day. The
attendance of the Court was full, all the
magistrates of the County being present
each day, VIM. a. Adams and John
w. Grant, Jr., Of this town, were grant
ed license to sell spirituous and malt
liquors.
In reference to the appropriation of
$4,000 for the Law Library, ID. 5.
Rentch, VIM. Rightstine, E. G. w,
Herr, VIM. b. Daniels, John f. Smith,
Meredith Helm and b. G. Washington,
voted against the appropriation, and
John r. Henkle, ]. ]. Kern, Basil Avis,
John G. Cockrell, Hiram O'Bannon,
Samuel Rissler and Solomon Fleming,
voted for the appropriation. There be-
ing a tie vote it was necessary that Pres
ident Kable should decide the matter,
who voted in favor OF the appropriation.
G. Y. Licklider was appointed Over
seer of the Poor for Potomac Township.
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Be- DUKE & GALLAHER.-Ibese two
enterprising young men are conducting
a large and extensive business IN the
way of Agricultural Implements and
Hardware goods, at Charlestown. Any
thing you want YOU can get there, from
a threshing machine down to a fine
tooth comb. They can also tell you
when to set out saur kraut plants. Call
and see them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

rw SArrlNGros HoTEI~-Whilc at
Charlestown on Tuesday last, We accept
ed an invitation to dine with Mine Host,
DIR. Johnson, proprietor Of the Sapping
ton Hotel. We are glad to know this
House is receiving a very large share of
patronage, and we are not surprised at
the facts the DIR. certainly knows how
10 keep q Hotel.
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DeatI)s.

In this town, on Thursday morning
last. at the residence of Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Cook, of Consumption, Mr.. DENNIS
HAWKINS, aged about 40 years. He
was a native of Ireland-has a wife,
daughter and brother living in n. Y.
At his residence on the Hidge,in this
county, on the 18th inst, Mr.. JOHN
SNYDER, aged 76 years.
The following notice Of the death Of q
daughter of James III. Burton, formerly
Of Harper's Ferry, appears in an En-
glish paper, the Leeds Mercury"
On the 18th ult., at 2, Lifton-place,
Leeds, aged years, months and %
days, VIRGINIA MAY, the beloved
and youngest daughter of James Henry
and Eugenia III. Burton, OF Va, u. S. A.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

pT JEFFERSON HICKORY SHIFTED TO
CALlFoRNIA.-Mr. VIM. NJ. Snyder, Of
this County, shipped to San Francisco,
a few days ago, from his clearing of
timber, near Browns Shop, several
thousand feet of hickory timber, pur-
chased by manufacturer of carriages,
in that city. The lumber was sent by
Railroad, via New York. Mr.. Snyder
has large amount of timber OF every
variety, and we are glad to see persons
coming from such long distanceto our
midst for timber of excellent quality,
with which our county abounds.
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ORDINANCE.

T JOIN r. RAY, Mayo Of the Cor
/, po.srIon Of Shepberdssowp. w. w.,
d. hereby notify The citizens Of Sbet-
berds,own. that al a meeting Of the Coun.
crl Of SAID Corporation. on the OH OF
June. 1879. an ordinance was passed
compelling owners Of hogs 10 enclose tho
same on the 25ih Of June. 1879, and all
hogs running at large after that dale will
be Impounded. and owners will be fined
25 cents per bead for every offence
thereafter. JOHN X. RAY,
Mayor.
June 81, 1873. 8,
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BLOOMERY GAP AND s. v. r. r.
RoMNEY, w. Va,
June II, 1878.
June II, 1878. {

Mr.. Editor-The importance of con-
nections with the semi-bituminous coal
fields has been felt and acknowledged,
and every suggestion of practicable and
economical routes deserves careful and
particular consideration. Now the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad intercepts
the old Alexandria, Loudoun & Hamp-
shire Railroad line near Reyes Gap,
while from Shepherdstown the distance
to the coal fields is just one hundred
miles, by way of Martinsburg, Bloome-
ry Gap and Romney. The line from
Bloomery Gap to the coal fields was
long since surveyed and determined by
Charles p Manning, Esq, a most ac-
complished, practical engineer, then
Chief of A. L. 81 Ii. Il. II. The inter
val between Martinsburg and Bloomery
Gap affords perfectly practicable route
in distance Of about 35 miles, and 10
miles to Shepherdstown. The coal
trade may thus command Alexandra Ill
about 10 miles, connects with the Cum
berland Valley Railroad extension at
Martinsburg, the canal at Shepherds
town, and there form direct connection
with the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
The value of this Road can not be
over estimated. The command of coal
will build up manufactures in iron,
wood, wool, along the line and afford
o field for enterprise and industry of
which our people should be prompt to
avail themselves Direct the enquiries
and thoughts of your people to a subject
of vital interest to them. | am satisfied
that this is the TRUE SCHEME of the
most important railroad enterprise which
the people Of this parv Of the country
can look to for 4 higher prosperity and
larger development in all the future.
BE- We take pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to the above
communication, from the County Of
Hampshire. The writer is gentleman
OF acknowledged ability, who has given
great attention to the subject Of his let
ter We have always contended that
the best and shortest route from Alex
andria to the coal fields of West Nir-
ginia, is through keyes' Gap by Shep-
herdstown, Martinsburg, &c, and we
are glad to have this confirmation Of our
views SO, if our friend of the Martins.
burg Statesman will only be patient and
discreet, he may yet have the satisfac
ton of seeing Martinsburg and Shep-
herdstown united by the iron bands OLA
railroad.
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The Parkersburg Journal and other
Republican papers, seem to beyery anx.
ious that the Democratic party should
declare in favor of impeaching Govern
or Jacob. So far they have failed in
their efforts to create party capital by
making a martyr of His Excellency.
The impeachment idea is probably their
last move in that direction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

sO- GRApUATE.-W are glad to
state that our young friend Lieut.. ID,
w. Border, of this vicinity, is among
the graduating class OF the West Va,
University, of Morgant own.
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sssy- MEETING OF THE S. V. Il. II.

pay- MEETING OF THE S. V. Il. II.
BoARp.-The Directors of the Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad Company met at
Charlestown on Tuesday last. Wehave
understood that the business transacted
by the Board was very important as TO
the furtherance of the great enterprise
The work of grading the road between
this place and Luray, i'll Page County,
a distance of 70 miles, is rapidly being
finished, and will be ready by the hrs'
of September for the contractor to com
mence laying the track.
Col. Thomas Scott, President OF the
Road, intends making tour OF several
months to Europe, for the purpose oil
inviting immigration, TO this country
and looking after the interests OF the
different Railroads he has control OF in
this country. During his absence COL
Thomas b. Kennedy, of Chambersburg,
will act As President Of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, as per agreement'at the
present meeting of this Board.
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BID" SAD AcCIDLNr.-Last week two
italian boys, aged about II years each'
visited our town, as travellers through
the country, making a livelihood by dis
pcnsing music from yiolins,a and singing,
and seemed to be very expert at
both playing and singing. After
passing through town they cross
cd the Potomac and took passage upon
a canal boat for Cumberland, and when
a short distance above town, one OF
them, Joseph Panne!li) entangled his
foot in the tow line, which crushed his
foot and leg considerably. Dr. John
Reynolds of this place was called upon
to dress the wound. The boy was ia
ken to Washington city. and as morrill,
cation had set in, his leg was amputated
by Dr. Appleby, on Monday morning
last
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r6- SrRAwEERRIEs.-Nearly every

p6s- SrRAwEERRIEs.-Nearly every
day this week, Mr.. Frank Day, of
Boonsboro', Md, has been supplying
our citizens with strawberries, from his
nursery, at 20 and 25 cents per quart.
They were the largest and finest we
have ever seen. One hundred and thlr-
ty quarts were sold each day, and went
off like hot cakes Strawberries and
ic, cream! Go way honey!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-06-21

pFDEArn-We regret to state that
Mr. John Snyder, aged 70 years, one OF
the Oldest and wealthiest citizens of the
county, died at his residence, on the
Ridge, after lingering illness, on
Thursday evening the 18th instant.
Thus one by one our cid citizens are
nassinO aWaV
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co. FESTIVAL Ladies of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,will
hold Festival commencing July 10Th,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Pro
ceeds to be applied for Blinds to the
Church The public arc cordially invi-
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Since the going into operation of the
West Virginia liquor law, which is Il
very stringent one, the people of Bcrk-
eley Springs, and that section generally,
find it necessary to visit Hancock very
frequently for the purpose of purchas-
ipo sorphum
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BS~ PAID Orr.-The hands at work
in grading the S. V. Railroad, in our
midst, under the contractor, Mr., Ettla,
were paid of this week, by the Clerk,
Mr., Schafter. We are glad to see this,
AZ the ..laborer is worthy of his hire"