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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

We are informed through private
source that on Saturday last, the town
of Charlestown. Jefferson county, was
thrown into some excitement by a
rumor that the negroes Intended TO
attack the Jail, and take from it George
W. Chambers, white man confined
therein, and hang him in retaliation for
the lynching OF Taliaferro, at Martins
burg.
The whites ofthe town getting wind
of the plot, prepared to prevent 1t, and
succeeded in so doing. Armed patrols
were in the streets on the nights of Sat-
urday and Sunday, to suppress any out
break which might occur.-Vhetiiag
Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
Ioln ~. Hurley was sentenced

John W. Hurley was sentenced IN
Boston last week to fourteen years III
the state prison for burglary, added 70
which he must serve thirteen years oil
an unexpired term of twenty years tor
garroting, having been pardoned by
the Governor after serving seven years
ON condition of future good behaviour
Hurley is now 33 years OF age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
Letter from Hon. c. J. Faulkner.
GRAFTON, Sept. 16, 1874.

GRAFTON, sept. 10, 1911.
Mr.. John III. little
Dear Sr:-I have received two let
ters from your neighborhood stating
that efforts were made to inJure me IN
Shepherdstown by charging that | had
for the last several years exhibited a
spirit funfriendliness to the prosperity Of
Shepherdstown and to the construction
OF the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
These charges are utterly false, and
destitute of any foundation whatever.
No man can truthfully point to word
that ever issued from my lips, OF to any
act that l have ever done, that can sus-
tain thi4 absurd and baseless charge.
What possible motive could | have
for any such feeling? The interests
of Jefferson have always been as
dear to me az those OF Berke-
ley and l have at all times where
circumstances permitted, been as
prompt to render service TO the one
county as to the other. Whilst a mem-
Der of the Virginia Legislature, pro-
cured the appropriation which gives
Shepherdstown immediate connection
with the Chesapeake IL Ohio Canal.
For two years | stood up in the courts,
Circuit and Court Of Appeals, Git is true
upon mere Constitutional question so
far as took part in the controversy
defending the local interests of Shep-
herdstown against those of Charlestown.
The citizens of the last named town
have with a noble magnanimity and
generosity forgotten and forgiven the
feeling, which for the moment that
controversy inspired, bat can Shep
herdstown now reproach me with I'M
friendllness Shall it be said that men
are more prompt to forget opposition,
than to remember support ? This would
not be creiitable to the intelligent citi-
zens of Shtpherdstown. Mo- the charge
is utterly absurd, false and ridiculous,
and the people of Shepherdstown
will find me ut all times as prompt to
advance their interests and to promote
their prosperity, as | shall be to pro
mote the interests and prosperity OF any
other place in his District.
Very truly and respectfully, yours,
CIIAS. j. FAULKNER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

k1" CLARKsBuRG FAIR-We ac-
knowledge the reception of a compli-
mentary ticket of invitation to the Sth
Annual Fair of the w. Va. Central
Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
to be held at Clarksburg, September
22d, Esd and oath.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

pI" PERsoNAL.-Om young friend,
d. w. Border, of this County, will take
a course OF studies, during the next ses-
sion of the University Of Virginia, pre-
paratory for the practice Of medicine.
We wish "Mary Beau" all the success
imaginable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

Dg- Nor ACcEPrED.-At a recent
meeting OF the Lutheran Church Coun-
Gil, they refused to accept the resigna-
ton Of Rev. j. Hawkins, who has been
Pastor of the congregation during the
las, three years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
For The Register.

SPRING Mill, Sept. ID, 1874.
John III. little, Esg.-Dear Sir-1n
the last issue of your paper you made
slight mistake IN regard to my horse
running of in your town and damaging
buggy, asnothing Of the kind happened.
Please correct, and oblige your friend,
CUAS. IL KNOTT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

10 INSTRUMENTATION friend
G.. d. Bowers will accept our thanks for
very large and fine muskmelon. Our
young friend, Jacob Engle, mas our
thanks for a fine lot of peaches. And
last, though not least, We are much in
debted to a kind lady, 1--WE will not
mention her name on account of her
modesty,) for half dozen of the finest
linen pocket handkerchiefs, nicely hem
med, &c. This excellent present will
be'highly appreciated, as they were re
ceived just in time, for we had but one
left in our possession, and it looked as
if all the mice in town had used it tor a
nest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

nly> PrEsoNAL-L. G. llesEitt, Esq,
of the Greenwood Furnace, Huntingdon
County, Pa, and q portion of his tami-
", are sqjourning in town. His nu-
merous friends are glad to see bin
looking so we'll.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
[ HE B REGISTER.
Shepherastown, W est Va:
SATURDAY......... SEPT. 10, 1874.

gag" Don't forget the lecture on Tues
day evening. twenty-five cents secures
a ticket. Scholars from the different
Sunday Schools can get tickets of Mr..
Edward Shafer for fifteen cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
S25,OO0 IN GIFTS

0'oOO CIR - one dollar eachi amount
ingto 5000
5,767 1000
The property gifts will be purchased by the
CorPorators at the prices above named u the
drawer shall so desire, and the Cash be
promptly paid by the treasurer on the day spe-
cited
Bear 10 mind tina, no ticket is recognized at
the drawing unless the coupon bearing The du-
pleate number has been returned TO The Sec
Rotary with the price-one dollar.
The proportion of Gifts TO The number Of
tickets il larger than ever offered, and affords
the best proof that the management desire 10
make only small, legitimate profit for The
purpose set forth, aud not 20 offer grand lot
terry swindie.
JOHN d. MILLIGAN, Sec'y,
Edinburg, Shenandoah Co, Va.
Sept. 10, 1874. Il
s1- Tickets for sale by II. M. Bill.
lings, Shepherdstown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

A man might as we'll try to sit still
with a crooked pin under him, as torun
with the girls and not learn to love.
Gen. n. Golf, of Harrison county,
was nominated by the Republicans of
the First Congressional District, at
Wheeling, on the Sd inst, as their can
didate for Congress in opposition to
Hon. Ben. Wilson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

Rs" PosTp oNEMENT-It will be seen
by an advertisement in this issue, that
the sale of VIM. G.. Butler has been
postponed until Tuesday next, the 22nd
instant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

Admiral Semmes, who won a world
wide renown as tho compander of the
Confederate cruiser Alabama during
the late war, is announced as candi-
date for Congress in an Alabama dis
trict. His disabilities were removed
last winter.
The greater portion Of the business
section of Frostburg, Allegheny CO.,
Md, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
last. The supply Of water was small,
and the flames spread until they reached
the outskirts of the town. The total
loss is estimated at $l67, 0o0-lnsurance
about $4,000.
Mr.. David Beeler, prominent citi-
zen Of Hagerstown is dead.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

OAME to The premises OF the under
y signed, on Mr.. james O-bpufn'-
farm. near Shepherdslown. shout ihe ir-i
Of July. lie /. brindle, and has =
white face. piece cot Of the left ear, md
would weigh about 400 nett. The owner
is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and take hIus s"ay.
JACOB OSBOURN
Sept. -. 1874. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
For the Legislature.

Editor of the Register Please an
pounce in the next issue OF your paper
that PROFESSOR n. c. BRAChEiI
is a candidate for the House OF Dele
gates, and will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
TO THE PEOPLE
OF
Jefferson County

Having been solicited by voters from
all parts of the county to become can.
didate for the House OF Delegates from
Jefferson, have voluntarily consented
to conform to the wishes Of the people,
and hereby announce myself candl-
date for the position, pledging myself
if elected, to guard zealously and repre-
sent faithfully to the best of my ability,
the interests Of the whole people Of the
county.
Sept. II. JAS. i. REED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

R@~ TIE OLD PoToMAC RIFLES
Quite small number u the surviving
members of the old Potomac Rifle Com
pany, met at Morgans Spring, on the
first Saturday of this month, at their
annual meeting. Messrs Stephen Staley,
Joseph Welshans, Adam Rishtstine,
VIM. Buckles, Benjamin Lucas, VIM.
G. Butler, VIM. Rightstine, of the
Rifles, and Mr.. Daniel Cameron, Of the
Artillery Company, were the only mem
bers present. II is thought that There
are vet about forty members living OF
the Old Potomac Rifles (Greens) COM
manded by the late Col. John +. Ham
tramck, which was considered a crack
company and the pride of the State of
Virginia. At the next annual meeting
an effort will be made TO have all the
surviving members present
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

re- PoLrrICAL-We understand
that joint discussion of pending polit-
ical issues is medtated by James NJ.
Mason, Esq, of Charlestown, and Prot.
n. c. Bracket, of IIarpers Ferry, both
candidates for the Legislature. We
are glad to hear of revival of thistlme
honored, honest, and interesting mode
OF canvass, and shall be glad, when au-
,horized TO announce it. Both gentle
men-difTering in other respccts-are
highly intelligent, fluent speakers, and
courteous in manner; so that al able
discussion, and interesting time may be
anticipated.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

". rslAssA sAss ss~A I IN ~ ~
.~,, ~e~,s~a, t~as~sAl ts~~ssm,s% n
v Rid y i',ssssIk ~ sas s,aiesses
w. svr~l,lesN sv~sssss~n sA~t. I'r~.
sHsesls snh sAt s~MinAstes hmeessc~
"a NJ aa~s a The t'l<sessA a M
ssrgs W. heas n Ala s&sa shai h.
~ilI MOT Ae~sr, shs n~Mi~ssse~ n ,hi,
rrvr ~ sr~s a~a ~ rival IT ,he no
irasirn \ Developed - shs time ~
t@s4eAsA NJ is~sassss WI u II w.
AeM ~ssA~ss esvsissss. Mee Asl6tA(
~ arsStras - w aAles ~ As.elelsa,
= ns~ Who aAatA NJ rss<si~~s ~
fellsw ~ rosrwrs crinieaa II css ~
veas essft IN .hsss yssstisas ~ ~
deeply idensiacd with ttasa, and risC
bitterness v h ahe aafs sssecdiAss Il
The peoples rights. ThossAnds II hcmss
ars changing haaAsl N Iowa ~ ftase.
alees ,eeaniesli,isa ha.sd srca frasd.
ulen. .as-sales. Tut upon legislator
Win enact such laws; down With Judges
Who maintain them with more tikes
than thcy rcesc@.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Thr ssssnn rasunn mes nm tbs first Na,rlay w
u pi.luhe,. and .nds abnni thr 1T ~ Iass With 4
public asaa int .i,s Nes.i,A ske ahHNa there ats
itst,e mn,l, rsamtnstt,ha u. hi .rsst il rlAstts
III which dislneA rt.t Mssl IN ,4.,.,,.t. am ensv
aud proficiency, nesi,rs Hitting henut~
tiN emil ne, rAth student u esHt,tR, 4 and esr I'll
In the .la.r " Itch his ntrsi.,Na sisaihda eatl-
" him s.asi ,nntsi ehatasiefl II te,iHitrt II ~
,pr yHv fnf rdH,isstnN.
fhr sNnvNis ,nt general hspnfsn.eni W. lhs st's vi
.ssahsia,tit ~atshs ART tte ts.siHt. rrs.l,,s
- thr't atluas. AMI their snss. s,s AMI nat.una
hshits s~sslss tsf,s mite htlaN,
NMihsllhs Hss ssNt ~ christmas ant Issirf ~
fAr Hts er suarllnHa III iNf,vM them NJ thr health,
ss,tsiNss And Improvement NJ thelt sans ~ Marts,
VII. s.i1lnH iauvht lH the hesitate u Maua,.
Miii. tt.s DIRT thrs ate M. sT it,e ssks q,
nv,lrt an, n'ii"tml'. 7" ATTEND 'he rahe ssetss.
aI YrlixinMs Wavship.
rhs sasrssr,i,,irasr ~ stai~nte, n we'll a. al
Manks wAsd Il, lh.m, Arr suhless I. the inspection
III the Nsriuf.
IN. ts,sh.. Mceey IT thr students u deposited
With TN iWAs0rrf, IN NJ wisrn ~ psudsHss MAY
sM1vsst, AMI MNl ~ partly, ~ tntAily withheld
irwin th*t, ~. AssnuAt ~ misconduct ~ Hglsrt ~
duty
tth ~Nt~Hnu, saeh NnNssvr shnull ~ provided
stek suitable lMAntIly ~ elHhtav, NNl suflerNs
ANWtA~s ri shlrs, AoeAA, hNHdkevv kl.fs, tuwrls.
eunk~, hsWslse., ris Meme III thse~ viii h~ fus,,.
.slsrd W tt.lrss. Mnlesa sp~eiN drl~Asl ~ made
f,ssy article shauhl IN marked With tlr Nnnw III
the n1Hes In full,
r.N,nis Wishing " have their children seNs henr.
slbauM elst Timely Hstlue, and tsWHrl travelling
espvNsts FUR further particulars, Aidrss
lan n1O OLIVIER, vasstssss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

TIE Oraagers and the Orasshsrpers.
ST. Paw. Mimi, July 10. Tho only
rcsponss yet made TO Gov. Davis ap.
peal 10 tho Grangcrs Of The state. 10
help In feeding The victims of Tho tarass.
hopper scourgc was made yesterday. By
TRANCE council Of licnncpin county.
The 0rangsrs u llennspin county op-
roso Orange contributions, and also
county contributions, On The grounds
that the burden would bs uafairly dis.
tributsd, but ask tho Governor 10 pay
from the state treasury whatever
amount IL needed 70 keep citizens 81
tho state from starving. promising u
see him through, II any body il mean
enough 10 make objection 70 this course.
Al 10 do this would be 10 mako tho
Governor criminal, II II not likely
the Recommendation Of the honest gran.
gsrs viii b. adopted.
W. and Tho foregoing IN The associ.
ased preas Dispatches q In Saturday
morning. W. trust The statement that
tho 0Fanger Or Pstsoas advised y
illegal - Tor the 0ovssor may lask
0ogrObOeatioa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

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sta~3s u ~As4A ~ ~~s~sst y sass~Ap
ssss s~ssAssa
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t~aas~ s.s~s~..s NV NJ iAsmAsA thas "
.lswtimleas. wsssAvs sssNws - ~sas
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@,,hu@' ,ssaarias ~~ss " ls~ sela',
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17

Senator Carpenter plumss himself
- The special champion o. ~ faFmssu
In their var on The railroads. whilst
making Fourth Of july speech -
Evansville. 10 received adispatcl, from
Msdtson. giving tho decision Of tho
Circuit Court In favor Of the Potter
law. whcrsupon he turned 70 consider
"thi4 unexamplod uprising Of tho poo.
pls." aud tho .'cfIorts Of ths farmers 10
free themselves from tho oppression u
monopoliss aud * within reasonable
limits tho cost Of transporting our pro.
ducts 10 tho ssaboArd."
The Now York Tribune has rome
ideas On this subject not exactly In
harmony with Mars. The Changers.
Il sAys, 'are attempting The impos~,l,le
task Of regulating the price of a som-
modify BY legislation. The railroads
viii not carry on business u los.
They must relses Tho quality Of their
service In proportion 70 ths rsdaosioa
In ratss, o. hey nssl iavsse soasy y
politics. and - buy permission fFso
IN Legislature 70 Increase their sAasg>
-. II either osss ~ lhrnen VII
sa6sr, The dsvslopases " ths slats
viii ~ checked. and grain viii fsteA
no moro for the grower than u does 10
day, !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17
('lasinNallea q Iowa Ra1lroa1m.

Tho executive board De- Moins1
concluded On Sd Inst. the classification
Of tho railroads of Iowa. under tho nov
law which went into operation ON shs
4th:
Class A--Burlin gton and Missouri
River. including tho Brownsville and
Notaway Valley, Burlington and Me.
souri, crcston branch. half Of tho track
u tho Kansas City, ~. Joseph and
Council BluAs. and ksokuk aud ~.
Paul railroads. Chicago and North.
western. including main line from Tim.
ton - Council Blu6s; Stanwopl and
Upton, Toledo aud Northwestern aud
Iowa Midland railroad. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific. consisting n The
main line frnm Dubuque TO siosx City;
and Cedar falls and Minnesota. kansss
cisy; ~ joseph and Council Bluaa
railroad,
Class D--CrnlrAl railroad Of lows;
lDsa Moinss Valley railroad.
Glass C-rioux City and Paci1e;
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Mime
sota; lsurlingtoa and Southwestern;
Chicago, Clinton and Dsbsqas; MI.
waukss and ~. Paul; Chicago. Newton
and Southwestern; Iowa Eastern; Misa-
lasippi Valley and Western; Missouri.
lows And Nsbraska; ~ l.ouis am
Cedar naPids; Chicago, Slosx City ~
y. PAUL and Oh other railroads, II any
~ not included In the foregoing llss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17
- uoeos0a1 War...WhAl n - 1sae
WHAT setAe fAeasr.

~ soset u me railroad wAr aroa
~ psises u railway stechs ~ ccmrar.
y M ~ agssss oae year aso b..
besa Oh. 900. 900. We And In thc
New Yosh Mercantile Journal i table
SAsviae Ne maximum prices In Jane
1873 ~ ! comparison With The rrirrs
q ~ 18th n June 1874. one year
allss. This h The table.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17
lputed ~ lhs fosegoinR table.


h Introduction Of the vast inter.
- q railroad transportation - foo,
hsll n b. kicked BY misconceptions Iol-
isiciAns for their owu, instead u the
psblis svvd. has In ons yesr casss.l =
dGDsseiatioa III railway stocka aud
bsa1s " nsarly S2vO. 900. 900. IL
ssssk he's been t. alarm capitalists II
homs End abroad. and their refusal ~
nAke further investments IN railroad
sessk " bonds and their anxiety u
withdraw investments already made IL
having ! depressing tendency upon
such s'crk. and putting = quiesus up
On " further progress.
Whistler lhe cause In sufficient or
noa. ths foreign capitalist, when he
ssss tho railroads passing from the con.
tssl u tho stock aud hond. holders into
~ AAnia u commissioners. whose ~
ssation n olsoN n,nst depend upon tho
sssses y which they pandss 70 shs L.
nas1s u - excited soassitssncy. H.
slssA 4 What slselsss jsseiss dsaasla
= bssvssa ~ people ~ IN railroads
~ sssssslly hasten 10 disposs II
eAsis railroad securities that their
nesiss nay h. invested whore thsy
VII b SECURE from Legislation which
thsy dosm unjust. fanatieAl. and In
~ partisan Interests of aspiring poll.
tlsiaas. Il > unnecessary TO discuau
~ question 81 real danger from this
sessce. w know that The constantly
iassasisg dissrst d capitalists l. hav.
~ thc sAset 70 prevent further In.
vss10sstA, and thAt men II property
Who wosld have held these securities
until ths progress u the country would
have given them permanent value ara
solsly anxious 10 change Al such Ia
vssensnts Tor something lees hazard
ous.
We do not believe II fot tho inter.
- q The producer that this great In.
tsrsse shall b Frustrated with thu In.
6asesiss that belong to IL suces1s and
prosperity. These industries may b.
briefly summarized ~ the iron manu.
lasturss, The car and locomotive build.
ias. The axle, tho spring aud .hs wheel
sOrss, Oil the offspring u railroads, ~
vsll - The rolling mills devoted 10 tho
sssslAsssrs u iron adapted % shsl,
special ~. Il viii also cause thous.
as1s q spsratives In these variou.
trades who ~ now consumers, 10 b
sAs"wa - y smploynens and rerhap,
- Sarthsr iaurs the farmer By Lccom-
~ pssdseess instead. And h thor,
- soaeca 70 fssr thst Il win prevent
~ sstsaslon n msnufacs usss and tls
pssasssns inycs'mens u capital In IN.
esspsisss sAst VII give employment %
tassnals sev h danger y idlsaess
- psvsrty; thai Il viii cause shoas-
saAs NO With sueh invesemsnss would
= ssassmsss II western prodarts. IN.
enpevlsaosA = shsy ~ u aerlcalssr.
q lsbof, . sesk ynch employment. In
the West thu. becoming producers
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-07-17
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sAaA II sassssaH&A IA - he*s8 - Y@sAs i u ~
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3es#e@s s*N #&AN##sAaA VI e4sss& u - ~ W
ssssAasuass
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