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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The Subscriber hereby informs those
who are indebted to JAMES CATLErr,
late Of this county, that the bonds and
notes due to said Catlett were left in his
hands for collection, with positive in
structions to bring suits on all such az
were not discharged in short time.
He therefore feels himself bound to is
sue notice that all the bonds and notes
of said Catett, now due, which are not
discharged by the first of January next,
will be put into the hands of proper
officers tor collection.
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Jefferson County.
October 80, 1917.
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Dag SEcoSp OrESlsG- AT p. A.
Brugh's, 40 Washington St., Hage 2
town, Nd, of Fashionable Dress Goods
in all the novelties of the season. Silk
Pongees in beautiful shades, Rrocade
and Stripe japanese Silks, Black Silk
Hernannas, Genappipes. Alpacas aud
Mourning Goods.
New Prints, Bleached and Brown
Muslins, 54, e., S4, "a and 10 4
Sheetings. \ full lire of Domestics in
every department Cloths, Cassineres,
and Cottonadss for Men and Boys
wear. New Carpets, Mating, and Oil
Cloths. Housekeepers now is . good
time for solid bargains. Cotton goods
are 10 per cent. cheaper than they were
two months ago. When visiting Ha-
gerstown an examination is respectfully
solicited. Cheap for Cash my motto.
May 2 p. A. B.
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MAYORS
PROCLAIM NATION.

T JOHN II ZlrTLE, MAYOR Of Shpp.
berdrtwn. W. Va. unJ-r sath"Iny
yes ed in me, by lhe CopnrII al sid
Town. do hereby proclaim snJ ordr. as
follow. -
All sieys, hog pens. ou'-honses and
privys. in sad town. nv-i he cl-snspd oi
all filth. manure. DC. therein. by the pr.
ties who own them. and lot jnlning on
said alleys, within The rpsre vi ten days
from HE date hereof, or the San. will be
done by The Council at Their expense.
All privys must be removed from the
streets. 10 the rear Of the lob. or entirely
within ten day., Of they will be removed
by the Council 81 the o~net's expense
All C. liar. Of he town 9c,t be we'll
lined by the occupants OF The same.
No ashes. or dirt. or water OF sny
kind. shall be permitted % be thrown Up
on the streets,
Persons are wsrneJ from riding and
drying rapidly through The STREETS. under
a heavy reoalty.
Person. getting drunk. and Staggering
upon the suees. and disturbing the Pesre
and dignity Of the town. are hereby warn
ed ,h,, they oil be held 10 =. suie, &C.
counlsbility therefor. end drsII wUb &c
corning to law.
Persons swearing OF using prof.ne Ian.
eusQe upon ibe streets. will be arrested
and dealt with according 20 Law.
All hor-es running Loose upon the
streets will be taken up and the owner be
made pay a iss Of SO cents for the 6ni
offence,
All dir, and other obs1uciion,, must
be removed from the street,. IN front OF
residences al once, or 9 fine of 81 90
will be imposed for every twenty -four
hours. eycep. during the line q building
is being erected.
There shsIl be no playing Of ball 10 The
streets. under peIslty Of so GEMS for
each offence.
All wagons or vehicles Of sny kind.
must be removed frsm the sWeet'. or
fine OF SO cents will be imposed for sSery
twenty -four hours.
Merchants and others musi not Obsifuct
The side walks With boyes OF barrels. or
hns Of so cents Tor each offence ~ill be
imposed.
Per.ons will repair and relay their
psvemen,s 10 front Of 'beE properties.
where needed. By the 10Th day of June.
or TIE Council will do the same al The ex-
pen,s Of the properly holder.
All vehicles or wagons OF any kind
vilI not DO allowed 10 remain on The
streets over night. or q 6ne OF SO cents
will be imposed Toy every offence.
Hereafter no security vill be taken Tor
6nes--the offender must pay Ihs sane
immediately upon conviction OF Be con.
6oed IN jail. - + - m
Given under my hand This 10Th day Of
May. 1874. 1-4sI
nsyQf.
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(Other papers will please coPy)

TIE EpIscopAL CoNvENTIoN.-On
the goth instant the annual Episcopal
Convention will be held OF Charlottes-
vile, and it will be one of the most in
teresting and important meetings for
many years, as the subject of DIR. Lata-
mes detection will doubtless be fully
discussed, and the matter finally settled.
The Charlottesville Jefersonian, REFER
ing to this meeting in its last number,
says:
There, have heretofore been five SEES
sions of the Episcopal Convention held
in Charlottesville, viz: 1922, 1929.
1910, ls49 and 1860. The late Bishop
VIM. Meade was elected assistant Dish
Cd at the Convention held here in 1929.
Bishop Moore at that time being the
bishop of the diocese.
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w. 4. MORGAN.

~S. V. RAILnoAD.-The following
article, from the Warren Sentinel. in
reply to an article in the Clarke Cou-
rier, in reference to the injunction OBJ
tanned against the Central Improvement
Company, gives some hard ticks which
cannot be answered -
Now, permit us to define the subject
in dispute. 1t is not what the Central
Improvement Company hare done-not
any act of the Shepandoah Valley Rail
road-but simply the misdom Of getting
out the injunction at the time. We re-
peat it was unwise and injudicious. We
were informed, by one OF the gentle
men attorneys, that the whole object of
the injunction was to get rid OF the {.
|. Company, inasmuch as the Cumber-
land Valley would not contract with
the present directory. The Cumberland
Valley were not only willing but anx-
ious 10 enter into the contract. The
Improvement Company was SO utterly
harmless, so thoroughly broken down,
that they were willing to get out of the
way, even at sacrifice, but this injunc-
ton, instead of fastening the consum-
nation deyoutiy to be wished, actually
prevented the Company from getting
out of the way-forbade even mfelng
OF the Stockholders. Now, what con-
trolling power, what mighty influence
could the G. |. Company possess And
now comes what may be the result OF
this pnwise course First, we see from
the Shepherdstown Register that a por-
ton of the Magistrates who composed
the Court at which an order was enter
ed, upon which this injunction was got
ten out. rspudiais the action of the i'll
iunctionists, sayingit was not their wish,
and they are confident it was not the
sentiment of the Court that this order
should have been made the basis of such
action that when fees and costs have
to be paid, some individuals will have
to suffer and not the county. We are
besides credibly informed that the B.
& o. II. K. have, in ,orifing, made pro-
positions to buy out the road, giving
what was expended, with six per ct. in
terest on the investment. Now, should
this be done, who, for a moment, be-
lieves that the road will be built ! No
one. 1t would give to the B, d 0. Il.
X. the very thing they have endeavor-
ed to get by charter, and they would
have line connecting with that already
built by them to Stanton and shut out
our whole lower Valley not another
lick of work would be struck in Jetfer-
son, Clarke, Warren, Page or Rocking
ham. We say to the Courier beware
how you, without due deliberation, sup
port the action. We fear much the ac
ton was hastily taken, aud, while hon
estly done, was the result Of prejudice
against the G. l. Company, i'll eonse-
quence of which prejudice. calm. fair
and impartial view of the situation,
could not be taken. Should this injunc-
ton result, as we fear 1t may do in
breaking off the contract withthe Cum
berland Valley, woe unto those who
will have done US 30 grieyous an injury.
Shall the interest of the people of our
county be sacrificed upon the altar of
haste Shall We, in the endeayor to dig
the grave of poor, broken-down Com
pany, unwittingly dig our own
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October 0.

BIZ TEMPERANCE MEETING AT NJ. +.
CuuRCu ON THURSDAY NIGHF.-Rev.
Dr. Andrews remarked that the meet
inc was called at his instance, in conse-
quence of the erroneous and contradic-
tory notions ahoat, respecting the laws
regulating the traffic in spirituous Ii
ouors, whether by licensed dealers or
druggists. n lie read and commented
apon the laws at considerable length,
saying that he regarded the truth upon
this subject, involving all parties, to be
of sufficient Importance to the commu-
nifty to Justify the call for such a meet
ing. Other meetings are contemplated
at an early day.
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sw NJ. E. CosrrREsciE: Souru.-Tb'

eg- NJ. z. CONFERENCE SoUrH.-Tbe
Louisville Journal, in speaking of the
seven clerical gentlemen from the Bal
timore Conference, at the General Con-
ference of the VI. +. Church South, in
session in that city, remarks as follows
in reference to a minister formerly of
this town =
Rev. w. G. Coe Is a native Of Balti-
more, and was educated at ST. Marys
College, Catholic, IN that city. He is
very quiet and undeinonstratiye in his
manner, but a vigorous preacher and
indefatigable worker He has just clos
ed a term of service as Presiding Elder,
and was appointed at the last session OF
the Baltimore Conference as Presiding
Elder of the Lewisburg District. He
is comparatively young, is physically
the smallest member of the delegation,
but is the rejoicing father Of ten hand
some children.
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Business Notices.

nS5- NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
We learn that Emmert j. Fiery, Of
Martinsburg, have secured the service
of good tailor and are now prepared
to furnish Gents Clothing at short no
tice. They will put you up nice suit
of clothes much cheaper than You can
get them OF a merchant tailor-to prove
the fact call and examine their prices.
Fits guaranteed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

pI- CRY CoUscrr-At a regular
meeting of the City Council on Monday
evening last. Mr.. II. F. Cameron was
appointed Assessor. VIM. A. Adams,
J. II. Schoppert. aud ]. w. Grant, jr.
were recommended to the County Court
as suitable persons to sell spirituous j.
auors within the corporate limits Of
Shepherdstown by "a vote of FIVE to four.
The street committee was ordered to
repair the road crossing the Railroad
at the toll-gate within the corporation.
An order was passed taxing all ped
dle,s selling goods within the corpora
tion. Geo. +. McChann received per-
mission to erect hitching rack in lear
OF his shoe store.
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WHEN NOT TO DO IT.

Look well to the time Of doing any
ahinc; there is time for all tMags.
Choose the right time for saving things.
II your wife looks weary and worn out
be sure it is not the right tiase to tell
her that the dinner is not hot or that
the bread is sour. Comfort her, cheer
her up. Use the ten thousand little
stratagems you were wont to handle so
skillfally in the old days, to bring out
the smiles around her lips.
If you are annoyed or vexed at PEG
Pile, just remember it is not the right
time to speak. lose your mouth, shut
your teeth together firmly, and it will
save You many useless and unayailing
regret, aud bitter enemy.
Ifyou happen to feel Est1e cross
and who among us does not at some
time or other? do not select that sea
son for reproyjng your noisy household
flock. One word spoken in passion
will make scar that summer OF
smiles can hardly heal oyer
If you are wife, never tease your
husband when he comes home weary
from his days business. 1t is not the
time. Do not ask him for expensive
OUTLAWS when he has been talking about
hard times; it is most assuredly the
wrong time.
If he has entered upon any undertak-
ing against your advice, do not seize
in the moment of its failure, to say, 81
told YOU so In fact, it is meyer the
right time for those four monosyliables.
If people only knew enough to dis
criminate between the right time and
the wrong, there would be less domes-
time unhappiness, and silent sorrow,
and less enlargement of hearts ! Ihe
greatest calamities that ever shadow
our lives have sometimes their germ IN
matters as apparently slight as this. If
Won pause reader, before the singing
taunt or the bitter sneer, the unkind
scott passes your lips, pause just long
enough to ask yourself, sis it the right
time for me to speak ;" you would shut
the door against many a heartache.
The world hinges on small things,
and there are not many more trivial
than the right time and the wrong.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

s@- TEMPERANCE MATTER-A COM
,nittee of ladies, with Rev. Mr.. Rossi-
ter, as spokesman, waited upon the City
Council, in session on Monday evening
last, with a lengthy petition, praying
the Council to recommend 10 one to
the County Conrt. within the corporate
limits, to sell ardent spirits. After the
able appeal and address was delivered
bv the Rev. gentleman. the ladies ret,f-
ed. Everything, so far as the visit OF
the ladies and address were concerned,
passed off very pleasantly and barmonl-
ously, to all parties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

sY- EXCELLENT MARBLE.-A diseoV-
cry has been made that an excellent
quality of marble abounds upon the
lot owned by Mr.. Geo. G. Eakle, of this
town. 1t has been tested by several
marble men OF Washington, who have
pronounced it superior to the italian
marble. There seems to be great deal
of it, and we have no doubt if some per-
son would go to work and get it ont it
would prove very profitable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

eJ OLDEN TIMEs-We have copy
of the american Eagle" in our hands,
printed and published in this town, by
Maxwell & Harper, dated October 30,
1877. Co. Charles Harper, lately de-
ceased. and we'll knewn to our citizens,
was one of the firm. The copy before
us is not quite as large as one page OF
the Register, and was issued at 81 per
wear. 1t is certainly a curiosity, and
contains number Of advertisements OF
business men then citizens OF our town,
who have since gone, never toreturn.
We will copy from its columns, week
after week, such as will prove Of inter
est to our readers. Its columns contain
in part, the following advertisements:
FOR SALE.
/ have for sale likely and valuable
young
NEGRO WOMAN,
with female child, she has been accus-
toned to Housework, and is sold for no
fault. WALTER Is. SELBl.
Shepherdstown, August IA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

We learn from the Piedmont lnde-
pendent that horrible accident occur
red at Westernport, Md, on last Tues
day. caused by the explosion OF Engine
2s of the Cumberland & Pennsylvania
railroad, instantly killing the engineer
and fireman, Messrs. Hogan and Moran
throwing them $50 feet in the air, bes-
pattering the adjoining fencing with
their blood and brains. Several other
persons ran narrow escape. The
buildings in the vicinity Of the catastro.
phe sustained damages to the amouat 81
$500 from the flying fragments.
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@- CANAL REcElPrs.-The receipts
for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company for the week ending May 2,
1874, were from Cumberland S9,44S,75,
Georgetown s2.216.2l, Hancock $l79,-
os, Williamsport ss7.35. Harpers Fer
~ S454.59 total Sl2,4l6ss. Accrued
revenue for the week at Cumberland
s13,446.55, boats cleared during the
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE

THE undersigned having qualified as
Administrator of the Es.,s OF GEO.
McbEE. deed. hereby gives n"t,e 10
aH persons indebted 10 The said Estate
,ha, pro up, pay mrn, met be made as
,he T. tate mv., be seliled up as soon 80
possible. and those having el:ims sgaios
the E-ia,e will please present Them pro-
perl, authenticated for settlement.
JACOB WIN rERMOYEE.
A lmlnisusI0r.
Nav l6, 1874 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

ca SPLENDID HE.RsE.-Mr. Henry
+. Cameron, Undertaken, has built for
himself aE excellent and beautiful
Hearse The wood work was built BY
Mr.. II. S. NJ. Hoffman, and ironed by
Mr. Marvin L. Spohn. 1t is certainly a
eredi, to our city. Mr.. Cameron is a
frst-class Undertaken, and has all kinds
OF Collins OH hand, and will attend
promptly to all orders in that line of
business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

HAVE Just comm. nerd 10 clear 30
1 Acre. Of Timber Land. near Duih Id,
heavily numbered VIII Black, Whre and
Spanish OAK. all OF which lde're To seh
in Lumber. Shingrs and Sis,es. A
supply OF Shingles kept constantly on
hand. made Of good lumber. and by good
workmen. Ofiers ior Lu mbT, &C.. Nv
liciieJ.
! take this opportunity 10 state that !
have not sbatrd my interest ~ or stten-
uon To MERCHANDISING. and int
NY rooms at Elk Branch and Uni"nr,llv
are unusn.iIy iuii ri goods. recently put
CEASED al ho,iom prices. We RnfHn'ee
n iav"rshle comparison nj pncrs snd
good. with any h"u-e VI the Comfy.
We solicit an Inspection. Come and see.
Marketing wanted IN rxrhanse Tor
goods Peach l'lov or Carer Poi.i"rs.
(,l delivered ~ 10 days,) at bb prices.
Also wool. any spopn'. al bs'' pncrs.
each ~ trade. Bc,p'rlfphr.
J. ). MELVIN.
Nav I6. 1874. 81
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NOTICE

7oereiiiors Of Elisabeth COmegy',dee'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that The SC.
" cosat Of John p kesIfot. Admins
traitor Of Mrs.. Ellzsbeih Comeeys. decd.
j, now beiore me for settlement, and al
persons having rlalns sas'ns' said de.
ceden,, are hereby oified 20 prove and
audit thea before me al my office IN
Shepherd.iown. West VIglnis, on on be-
fore The ii day Of July. 1871.
Given under IN, hand this 9th Day VI
May. 1874.
J. :. BRAGONlER.
Commissioner JEDI. Go. Count.
Ma 10. 1874. Nv
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Oct. 16, 1917.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Lost on Monday evening, September
29th, a red Morocco Pock etbook, con
tanning John n. Snyders rect for a
small sum, and a few other papers of no
consequence. Also about thirty-seven
Dollars and fifty Gents in cash-among
which it is recollected there was one
note for ten dollars on the Connoco-
cheauge Bank, and one of ten Dollars on
the Waterford Bank, & 5 3 dollar notes
the bank not reeollected, and aboBt
$3.50 in small change. Areward of 10
Dollars will be given for the delivery of
the Pocketbook with its contents.
MICHAEL BURkETT,
October q. 1917
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Alexander H. Stephens, in letter
dictated at Crawfordville, Ga, OH April
2s, said: u am barely able to sit up,
and cannot use the pen myself.
A negro, named Henry Smith, near
Augusta, Ga, attempted an outrage up
on negro woman, recently, but failed.
He then made successful attempt up
on a white woman. On the next day
he was waited upon by committee of
20 men, and new bis body resembles q
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The Subscriber Respectfully informs
his friends, and the public generally,
that being anxious to please all, and
give energy to trade in his line OF brsl-
ness, will make the following garments
at the annexed prices
Goats, from 81 to 3.oo
Pantaloons, l0O
Waistcoats, from T5c. to LOO
And hopes, by strict attention to bust
ness, to render general satisfaction.
JACOB SENSABAUGH.
October 0.
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here are sitting on the fences waiting
for the potatoes to come up. Fact.
Henry Shepherd, Esq, of Nav Or
leans, will please accept our thanks for
files of papers received.
The wheat and grass are growing
rapidly under the genial rays OF the sun
during the past week.
The Building Association is rapidly
increasing their stock.
Rev. DIR. Andrews has presented
Shepherd College with on excellent rs
tey Cottage Organ.
The new brick dwelling of Mr.. G. I,
Licklider is rapidly going up, by Mr..
Milford Spohn, the brick contractor.
Spring chickens a year old have made
their appearance in market,
The Register contains more reading
matter than any other paper in the
county.
The elephant Crusade" Domers
Floating Battery, for the sale of the
"ardent," has been launched at the
wharf, on this side of the Potomac, at
our town.
Mr.. james NJ. Hendricks, few miles
below town. has built au excellent barn
on his farm. Mr. Dodd was the con-
tractor.
The warm weather during the past
week has given new impetus to farm
lite and corn planting.
Red wheat at Georgetown, on Tues
day, sold at Sl,Sl per bushel.
Rev. Dr.. Andrews will attend the
Episcopal Convention, at charlottes-
yille, Va, on Wednesday next.
Rev. MIR. Rosster is attending the
Reformed Chassis at Middlebrook, Au-
gusta county, Va,
1t is said that Duke & Gatrell are
making All excellent quality of -four at
the Shepherd Mill in town.
Mr.. John e. Erwin, county Assessor
is around again assessing property. Mr..
f. is an excellent official.
Bass 6shing is excellent in the Poto-
mac.
A chicken was Matched in town hav-
ing ten toes-fve on each foot. 1t will
mako an excellent scroicher.
Our ladies have appeared in their
summer dresses.
Linen coats and straw hats are nu-
merous,
Obey the Mayors Proclamation in
another column, or ''fve dollars and
costs"
The mail closes now at the Postoffiee
at 9 and 10 l-2 o'clock, A. M. The 9
mail goes West and 10 l-2 East
Rye four feet and one inch high on
the lot belonging to Mr.. Thomas Ash
ton, near town. Pretty good for so
early in the season.
Col Nadenb ousch, of Martinsburg, is
announced for Mayor of that city. The
Colonel will do his duty if elected. We
know him 'from old"
The weather is warm and Spring Fe-
yers are prevalent.
The County Court viii meet on Mon
day pext 4 warm time is expected
on the question OF granting liquor H.
eenses.
Mrs S F. Bittle, widow Of the late
Rev. d. Bi,tle. of the Lutheran church
is in town.
Preaching in the Lutheran Church
OH tomorrow, Sunday evening.
We charge S cents per line, for each
insertion, for advertisements under the
head of business Notices"
The State Medical Society of w. Va,
will hold its annual meeting at Morgan
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p&' ANrIErAM FuRNAcE.-We learn
from the Boonsboro' Odd Ftliow that
the Antiatam Furnace. near Sharpsburg,
is now in full blast, turning out fourteen
ton of iron per day-uearly twice as
much as the old furnace did. All goes
well under the efficient management of
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Over 60 years Of age special rates, 70
be fixed by the Local Board.
A new form of application for mem
bership was adopted, making the exam
ipation and conditions more rigid and
exact than heretofore
"These alterations do not effect IN
any way the existing membership, but
only apply to those becoming members
after June 1st, 1874"
The Board then proceeded to elect
Secretary and Treasurer, and upon
ballot II. NJ. Billings was declared cleo
ted
II NJ RIT TJNGS Spc'X
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

rS Richard & Welshans have re-
ceived their Stock Of Dry Goods, Mill
merry, &c. for the Spring and Summer
bought since the great decline. They
invite all to call and eTamipe their stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
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sy- SERylcE-The Pastor having
returned there will be divine service at
the Methodist Episcopal Church io-mor-
row morning aud at Kearneysville at
9 o'clock.