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for the Office
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A man in New York committed sui
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NOTICE-sTRAYED Light-Bay Stall
In lion Muie, supposed to be years old, with
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when taken up by me the 18th of June, 1873.
TARRAS MARTIN, Jackson Furnace.
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ID ENIOVAL.

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N. Lowenstein wishes TO say to his old GUS
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Court House, Main Street where he viii
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hams, etc.
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kinds
Give him n call.
March O, 1873. If
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-07-26
Editorial Brevities.

In place of the golden iule we find
the steal rule daily growing into favor
-Graphic.
The work of laying rails on the Val
lev Railroad between Harrisonburg and
Staunton will be commenced this week.
The contract for sixty-fve miles OF
railroad, grading from Harrisonburg to
Monterey, in Highland county, has been
let.
He that has no resources OF mind Is
more to be pitied than he who IS III
want of necessaries for the body.
A mortgage for 100000 on the NJ.
& p. r. r., has been given to Messrs.
Watts aud Kennedy, Of the Pennsylva-
MIA road.
William and Mary College has con
ferred the honorary degree OF Doctor of
Laws on Gen. Francis III. Smith, Super
intendent of the Virginia Military In
stitute.
Sunday evening promenades are be-
coming too fashionable. That couple
which promenade so far, and were so
deeply interested as not TO hear the
ringing of the church bells, our devil
thinks, on the "air line" to matrimony.
a negro in Columbus, Ga, dreamed
that he found 50 at a certain place Ill a
street. He went to the spot next morn
ing, found 81 and now he accuses the
ghost who told him to go there Of steal
ing the other 81.
Mr.. J. C. Deaver, of Milford, Pa, has
been elected Principal Of the Frederick
Academy, in place of Mr.. J. Stapleton
Bonsall, who resigned some time since
on account OF i'll health.
-Four old conductors on the Camden
and Amboy railroad were arrested last
week on the charge of embezzlingtunds
belonging to the cempany,and reselling
tickets which had been previously used.
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DE~ SCHOOL STATISTICs.-Ne are IN
debted TO Mr. II. w. Latimer, the eff
Gent teacher of school No. 2, and Sec
rotary of the Board of Education, for
the following school statistics of Poto-
mac township Number of schools,
white 4, colored l. Number Of pupils.
white 52l, colored l5l-total 672.
These pupils are distributed by sub dis
tricts as follows No. ! Qemens) 80
whites and Is colored No = Gown
200 whites and IS colored; No. 8
Edgewood) l53 whites and Al colored;
No. 27 lTurner's) sc whites and 81 col
ored. In sub district No. 2 there is a
school for coloIed children supported
jointly by Potomac and Shepherd Town
ships. The average number in atten-
dance at these schools is 2lI. The
amount paid for teachers Sl,762. The
cost of educating one pupil SO cents per
month. The cost of repairs, SC, for
the 4 1-2 schools for the year,is $97.4