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New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
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Mr. Tracy-weI he suys Ma. Tilton had received comm
nisaton from Dr. stors.
Judge Neson-He understood he received ~
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@ By whom did you understand hati A don't rocoect
whether understood the party or not that time Sir.
@ Did yoa understand that that message was sent through
Carpen,eri A. did understand that was message sent
through anybody understood that somebody had sent
communication to Mr.. Titon
q Did you understand that communication seb oy
Mr.. Carpentcrf
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interrupt him.
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bad said somebody who had communicated It TO Mr. TIL
that I'm speech DR. storrs would deem necessary 10
upon Mr. Tion Now whether Il or
intended be conveyed TO Mr.. rltsn don't know.
q We don't ask that. A. welb all night ,hen.
U What did you say Mr. Beeche about who had
nica,ed that storyi A. don't recolect, Sir, who.
Q Didn't you mention the Of Carpenter A. don't
recocct that did Sir, now.
@ Did you hear the OF Carpenter mentioned in con-
necton with that communication A. don't reeollect.
Mr. Beach-WsI that lie inadmssabe, Sir.
Mr. TracyI desire to call your attention now to an inter
view which you have referred occurring between yourself
and Mr. Beecher prior 70 January TO- 1871 where the
Bowen letter the subject Of conyersaonTtons letter 10
Bowen the date Of January frs have yoI omitted from
that interview anything except what you have omitted st the
request OF the Court az referring to thlfd party A thk
have omitted that Ton present in my direct examina-
ton
@ Well you stated that A. did not ii In my direct
examination In reading my direct examination made
noe think about it. Sir; 1t time ago
gancing my direct examination, and think that
left out.
@ The question asked you is whether you omitted
from tina; conversation anything except what you have omitted
at the request OF the Court concerning third party a
don I think have Sir.
With that exception you stated the whole Of that in
teryiew. A. think | have yes Sir
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21
Hlarria9es.

In Charlestown, on Tuesday evening,
August 10th, by Rev. S. G. Ferguson,
Mr.. CLINTON GARRETT to Miss
IDA COWLEY, daughter OF Mr.. John
T. Cowley-all of Charlestown.
In Lexington, Va, on the 4th inst,
by Rev. Thos. L. Preston, Capt.
FRANCIS Ii. SMITH, Jr.. of the V.
NJ Institute, and Miss NETTIE 4.
WADDELL, daughter OF DIR. L. Wad-
dell, Of Lexington.
On the Bridge at Harper's Ferry, on
the 9th ult., J. n. PERRY, Of Au-
gusta county, Va, and Miss E. ii.
HERN, OF Greenbrier county, w. Va.
In Martinsburg, on the 9Th inst, by
Rev. J. w. Cornelius, Mr.. J. ID. DE
NEEN to Miss SOPHIA SOCKS-al
of that place.
In Mar,insburg, on the 4th inst, by
Rev. p. III. Murray, Mr.. HENRY c.
BEANS, of Baltimore, 10 Miss IDA S.
IRWIN, of Martinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

be~ SUrEEME COURT OF APPEALS
This Court composed OF Judges Hoff-
man, Raymond and Moore, has been in
session, at Charlestown, during the past
two weeks The following business
has been transacted up to Monday last,
which We clip from the Spirit.
j. w. Holidays Executors vs.. Joseph
Myers and j. VI. Johnston, Jefferson cOun-
y,--continucd until the next term.
Rulh Ann Snyder, Administrators, vs..
Jacob Snyder, jefferson county,-argued
and submitted; Lucas and Green for APP
pellant; q. VI. Beethoven for Appellee.
Esrom Slifcr vs.. Samuel Howell, Adj
miniStrator, jefferson county, argued and
submitted; W. Ill. Travers for Appellant;
y. +. Kennedy for Appellee.
Eli Simmons vs., Jacob Trumbo, Pcndle-
ton county, argued and submitted; \. c..
Snyder for Appellant; w. Ii. III. Flick for
Appellee,
G; Il. RousS VS.. l.. l.. Sadler ct al, JEFF
ferson county, argued and submitted;
George Baylor for Appellant, L. {. Green
for Appellee,
The following eases have been cOntin-
ued until the next term: State of West
Virginia vs.. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, Mineral county; John Ne
Clure, Admir-, W. j. +. johnson, Pendlc-
ton county; f.. j. Courtney, Admir-, ".
Cyrus Hopkins, Pcndleton cOunty;T L. j.
Grove W. Supervisors of Grant county,
Grant county; VIM. McCoy'S EXT, vs..
VIM. McCoy's devisees, Pcndleton county;
Jas. BoggS, Admir-, vs.. :. Johnson's
Admir- ,Pendleton county John L. Peiree,
Admir-, W. W. III. High, Mineral county;
;. Pharcs' EXT vs.. +. L. Saunders
Admir-, Pendleton county, ccrtiorari IL
warded and ease continued; State of West
Virginia V. VI. Gilmore, Mineral county.
An appeal and superSedeaS has been al
lowed in the case OF Elijah Bailey vs.. j.
y. Mckenzie, Admir-, from Mercer coun-
~.
Lewis Raymond, Esq, of Harrison
county, and Col. RObt. White, of lamp
shire, were admitted to practice.
In the case of kable W. Mitchell, Jeflcr
son county, the argument was begun by
Mr.. Hunter for the appellant, when it
was discovered by the Court that some of
the parties interested in the decree APP
pealcd from had not been served with
summons in appeal; whercupOn tue pro-
cess was Quaslctl allll iiilultcu anu al he"
process ordered to be issued. The case
will not be further heard ut this term.
Appeals were allowed, on Saturday
morning, in the cases of lInling, Brocker-
hoif & Co. vs.. n. b. Cabell, ct al, Kama
wha county; Agnes NJ. Smith, ct al V.
L. c. Henning; JAS. .arrett'S Admins
traitors W. >. G. Ludington ct al; and
same vs.. j. VI. Nickel ct al, from Green
brier county.
This week will be occupied by the Court
in the consideration OF cases from the
First Division.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21
For the Register.
valley Rel MON Of llic students
Of Roanoke College.

The Annual Reunion Of the Alumni
and former students of Roanoke College
for the Valley Of Virginia, was held in
StauntOn, on the 10th inst. The meeting
was organized by Prof. j. |. Miller in thc
Chair. DR.. Jno. II. y efi OF la YrisonbHrg,
the Secretary, being absent DR.. \. Il.
kOincr WAS chosen Secretary pro tenn
An amount of business was transacted per-
tanning to the Interests Of Roanoke Col
lcge. The object Of those annual meetings
Of the former students Of thi. Institution,
is rather a novel, but an important one.
1t appears 10 constitute mutual superyi-
sion Ofall former students of the lnstitu-
ton over each others interest. They re-
solve themselves into united bands Of liter
AIRY brethren, giving each other mutual
assistance. Should any one fall into any
delinquent habits the others Immediately
extend their sympathies and advice, to
secure his reformation. The consequence
j., most of the former students and gradu-
ates of Roanoke College are live men, in
the different professions and vacations of
life. This College is rapidly rising into
high regard from the great success OF it,
graduates and former students, a. its rep
resentatiyes before the public. They con-
stitute bodies Of sober, efficient, christian
gentlemen with very few delinquents.
The next annual meeting will be held in
Winchester, on the 10th Of August. 1876.
SPECTATOR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

E3 PIcNIC! PICNlC dance !!
DANCE DANCE There will be a
Grand Basket Picnic and Dance, at
Morgah's Spring, near Shepherdstown,
on Saturday, August 2Sth, under the
musical direction of Prof Suttmer, the
proceeds for the benefit of the Shep-
her6stown String Band. The following
are the committee of arrangements -
Col. w. A. Morgan, II. NJ. billings, l.,
7. Chapline, DR.. W. P. Manning, II.
c. Marten, J. S. Bragonicr. Floor
Managers, II. l.. Magruder, DR.. w. p.
Manning, James ii. Shepherd. Ad-
mittance to the Ground and Dance
Sl.OO. No gentleman allowed on the
ground without a ticket. Tickets for
sale at Barnhart's Book Store, and at
the Gate of the Ground. There will be
a Cornet Band in attendance for Con
cert Music for the entertainment Of
those who do not dance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

MEETING OF TIE ROANOKE ALUMNI
AssocIATIoN.-A meeting of the Re
union Alumni Association, Of Roanoke
College, was held in this place on Thurs
day evening last. Rev. J. |. Miller
was called TO the chair, and DR.. \. Il.
Koiner, of Augusta, ard w. Y. Cline,
of Page, appointed, Secretaries
Rev. l.. A. Fox stated that the sick
ness Of his wife rendered it necessary
for him to return home before the night
meeting. This made it necessary to
postpone the discussion 10 next year.
1t was then decided to have the address
on Tuesday night instead Of Wedncs-
day night, as before announced.
Prof j. ID. Dreher presented, on be-
half Of the Alumni Committee, a report
favoring the calling of a general rcun-
ion at the college next Commencement.
The Valley Association endorsed this
action Of the Alumni, and appointed 4
committee of two-Rev. j. l. Miller
and W. L. Craig, Esq, to cooperate
with the Central Committee, at Salem,
in arranging for q general reunion, at
the College i'll June, 1876.
The Association requested Rev DR.
Bitte to write a series of articles Oh the
objects and advantage Of the reunions,
and publish the same in the Roanoke
COAegia". That paper was heartily
endorsed by the Association, and re
commended to general patronage.
Winchester was selected as the place
of the next meeting, TO be held OH the
10th Of August, 1876. Orator elected,
Rev Il. &. Holland, Of Shcpherdstown,
W. Va.
Question-''Is the popular system OF
education a sound one q Speakers
Rev. J. l. Miller and L. A. Fox, of
Augusta county DIR. J. III. Nef, of
l1arrisonburg, and Mr. S. +. Hatcher,
Of Loundon comfy. Messrs. VIM. NJ.
Baker and J. r. Cooper, of Winchester,
were appointed committee to make
arrangements tor the next meeting
After several discussions and num-
Der of short speeches by various mem
berS, the Association adjourned
Siuunion Frginidn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21
eS CAMP AT BEplNGToN.-We Al

sI- CAMP AT BEplNGToN.-We at
tended the Camp Meeting Of the United
Brethren denomination, at Bedington,
Berkeley county, on Sunday last. The
meeting had been in progress over a
week, and was brought. to close Oh
Sunday night. One of the largest gath
erings we ever witnessed on a similar
occasion was assembled there, and ex-
traordinary good order prevailed. The
Camp was located within few hundred
yards of the Martinsburg and Potomac
Railroad, and trains arrived every hour
during the day from Martinsburg and
Hagerstown, crowded to overlooking
with visitors to the Camp, The day
was pleasant and everybody seemed to
enjoy themselves. Rev. Mr.. Holt OF
Winchester preached in the morning
and afternoon to large audiences.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21
Deaths.

In Berlin, Md, on the 9th of August
1875, WILLIAM GRAHAM only
child of Gertrude and Edward Orrison
of Martinsburg, aged months and 19
days.
In Berkeley county, at the residence
of ]. w. Curtis, on the 18th ihst,
MICHAEL BILLMYER, aged 75
years.
In Berkeley county, August 10th,
BURR A. LORD, aged III mos. and
Is days, son of Augustus Z. and Susan
l.. Lord.
In MartinSburg, on the 10Th of July,
JAMES LANG, aged about 80 years.
In Martinsburg, Aug. Sth inst. Ma
BILE, infant daughter of William and
Sarah Pitzer.
At Summit Point, this county, SAM
UEL MCCORkLE son Of Charles L. and
Sallie Wilson.
In Baltimore, Aug. Il, ANNIEJ.. wife
of Allen ID. Crabb, and daughter of the
late :. NJ. Patterson, ESP, of Iarpers
Ferry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21
The rmpeacE,ment Committees.

The Fairmont Index copies from the
Wheeling Register the following item In
reference TO Il proposed meeting of what
is known rs the impeachment Commit
tee:
"We are informed by J. II. Good, Esq,
chairman of the impeachment Committee
of the Legislature that meeting has been
called for Tuesday, August 18th, at
Charlestawn, jefferson county, Tor the
taking of testimony, &c. The committee
consists of Good, oil Ohio Mason, OF
Jefferson Hutchinson, OF Wood Car
Isle, of Harrison Steuart, of Doddridge )
and ten others whose names, we have for
gotten.
Upon the foregoing the Index remarks:
The Register is certainly under wrong
impression. The record will show that the
House of Delegates appointed MeSSrS. q.
H. Good, \. Prichard, Il. l.. McEllown-
ey, j. Snider and c. j. Steuart Is an In
yestigating Committee with power 10 sit
during the vacation of the Legislature, Ill
October and November, only. Some OF
the committee did not want 10 be limited,
but the House gave them twenty days,
nearly half rs long is the Legislature sits,
in order to obtain additional evidence,
which time was thought 10 be amply sutti-
cicnt.
The Investigating Committee might
possibly do some work in hunting evi-
dence, before the rcasSembling of the
Legislature and il was therefore given
leave TO sit on the 10Th of October, but ii
has no authority to sit before that time
but the Managers" can do nothing until
the committee gets through with its bust
ness and makes its report 10 the House,
and they were therefore very properly re-
fused permission to sit during vacation.
The Legislature very wisely refused 10
give these committees unlimited permits
sion To spend the summer in running all
over the State and enjoying themselves at
the Watering PAGES att cost 10 the State
of 800 and travelling eXpenSeS-making
$40 u day for per diem pay, and al
indefinite amount for mileage.
The "MauagcrS had no use for an hours
time before the rcasSembling of the Legi>-
lature, and surely twenty days is enough
for tie 'InveStigatinc Committee 10 eN-
anime every bank officer and sheriff in
the state besides, if they do not get
through they can sit during the session
of the Legislature.
What this CharleStown meeting, in Au-
gust, means, we do not know. Ii the
committee chooses To have Il meeting
there, upon their own responsibility ana
pay their OWN expenses, well and good,
but if they expect To air themselves ut the
expense Otthc State after permission has
been refused and ample time given the
only committee that needs any, then we
protest, and hope the Legislature will
not pay the bill for any such unauthOr-
.zcG action.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

eyRE-UylrrD.-At Harpcrs Ferry,
last Friday, gentleman Of Augusta
n,y, Va, met by appointment, his
a from whom he had been separated
three ycars-he living in Augusta
uty and she in Illinois during that
9. Accompanying her was a little
of three years Of age whom he had
seen. Having lately been CORES
ding, they mutually agreed to again
. their fortunes and try matrimo
life once more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

eO~ PRINTER GRAND Pic Nc AND
Hor.-A picnic and hop VIII be held
at Blue Ridge Summit on SarXday,
the 2Sth of this month, at which tlae
large companies from Baltimore, West
minister, Frederick, Chambersburg,
Martinsburg and Ilagerstown, as well
as other towns and villages, will be
present. Prof. Winters Sixth Regi-
ment Band will furnish the music, and
the liveliest time of the season will be
had.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

gsay~ ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION AT
UARrEK's FERRY.-A letter dated
Washington City, August II, to the
Baltimore Sun, SAYS
Joseph \. Williamson, clerk in the
Interior Department, who has been as
Sigued to duty in the Department of Jus
tice on account of his knowledge of the
celebrated Judge Wright Indian frauds
case, arrived here last night from Cum
bcrland with Il severe wound in the right
eye, received through the car window at
llarper'S Ferry during the stoppagc of
the train in tho depot there. Mr.. Will
amson went to his home in Georgetown,
where his wound was attended to, and
upon examination to-day his sight in
that eye is pronounced entirely gone.
Iii, condition was such this evening that
visitors were denied admittancc, but his
friends do not hesitate to express the opin-
ion that it was an attempt ut assassination.
lie observed two rough looking men in
the car cycling him attentivcly, aud after
leaving llarper's Ferry they were missed
from the train.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

g- IMPORTANT Surf DEClpEp.-lt
he remembered that some years ago
h was "a difficulty between Henry
lebraker, the patent medicine man.
1 Clotwor,hy &c Co, Of Baltimore,
! Mr.. Stonebraker brought suit
hist Clotwor,hy & Co., for an IN
cement upon his rights and selling
Medicines. The case was decided a
keeks ago, at Baltimore, and MIR. 5.
! 4 Judgment for nearly ten
Aerea. dollars. There is another suit
|giifer min Towsontown, Baltimore
"a OF pSa orghtt by Henry Stonebraker
Knocked above named Company, tor
|, i've the nd dollars damages, which
ers Ils. TO with q great deal OF
occurred
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

bSs" SroNEwAIL BRIGADE.--An effort
is making to get as many of this brigade
as possible to visit Richmond i'll Octo-
Der next and be present at the unvelllng
of the bronze Statue of General Stone
wall Jackson. Generals Walker and
Terry are moving in the matter and
would be glad to have the surviving
Regimental officers to correspond with
them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

BE- CAMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Sunday, will be big day at the Camp
Meeting, at Flowing Spring Mills.
Everybody and his wife" will be there,
ano<he children too. The b. & o. r.
IL. ane the Winchester Branch willis
sue roy "Trip tickets. "One hundred
millions Nrong," and Capt. John Hill
with his harding tent, will be there.
Capt. John will be as busy as gnat in
a tar barrel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

pD" ArrolNTMENT.-We learn that
Mr.. James L. Chapline, formerly Of this
county, has received the appointment
of City Marshal, for the City OF Black
Hawk, Colorado. The office is worth
about $4,000 per year. We congratu-
late Mr.. c. upon his success.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

"Don't DO what'' our fair young rea-
ers will ask. There are great many
hings that you ought to do, and still
hrger number that You had better not
10. Foremost and prominent among
lie latter is to undertake TO reform Il
irunkard by marrying him. Depend
Ipon it, if You cannot keep him sober
turing those days of the average wo-
hen's strongest Influence over way
lard man, the season of courtship, the
tlances will be decidedly against sue
hss. Some women have succeeded in
His labor of love, but there are ten
bousand failures 10 one success. 1t Is
field of missionary labor that but few
the sex are fitted 10 enter. II John
kpts drunk once month whilst lie is
Killing and cooling, depend upon it that
e will require scmimonthly seasons OF
Hacchanalian recreation when he be-
bmes a Benedict. a man who gets
hunk is necessarily 4 bad or foolish
Nam when he is under the influence Of
1luor, aud is very apt 10 soon become
HAD man whether drunk or sober.
dhe romantic idea that woman who
In reform a drunkard is deserving OF a
Town of glory is all the veriest bosh.
ihey would be shocked 10y the sngges-
lbn that the man who mariics fallen
5oman and restores her TO 4 hie OF
1rtue would be deserving OF men and
fe thanks Of all womankind. The
A,er would be much easier task than
te former, and more likely to succeed.
he debasement in one case is general
5incureahle, and scornS the influence
4kindness aud affection, whilst III the
bier the opportunity to escape from
N of degradation would in most cases
3sme hearty cooperation with the
Visionary in such field But the
hnkard, as is generally the case, may
1addicted to variety Of other vices
fh one of which ought to be consider
as repulsiSe as that OF drinking.
IN, we find pure, yirtnous, refined and
Sicate women risking their lives and
1piness in the delusive hope OF rescu-
and restoring them. Instances OF
x terrible failures in this missionary
IA are tc be found in every street and
Ne OF . great city, with the accom-
Liment of the desolate widows and
khans of those who have staggered
b drunkard's graves, Still, the ex-
fiment is continued by new votarles,
10 think that they can succeed where
fers have failed 1t is all terrible
Ision. Love and devotion are pow
1ss on a drunkard. Nothing but all
will and a frmness that few women
3sess can check the career OF man
4, has once taken to strong drink.
Unjust become subject TO her will, and
Trained from his evil courses by
Fer stronger than love and kindaess-
ire are enough men who become
lizards after marriage for all rea-
{,ble purposes of experiments, without
Jna them fully trained in career OF
and debauchery. Therefore, we
\ "Girls, don't do it :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

\ special to the Chicago Evening Jour
nal from White Hall, Nich., says the body
Of y. ;. Grimw0od, Who assembled with
Donaldson III his balloon, was found Oh
Tuesday on the beach Of Lake Michigan,
near Stony creek. The body was fully
dressed with the exception of boots. Let
tiers belonging to GTimwood and notes of
his balloon trip were found OH the body,
fully establishing its identity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

By A number of colored citizens of
Hagerstown are seriously meditating an
immigration southwark, and to this end
are holding meetings nightly. One of
their expressed motiues is to better
their condition in way Of making liy
inv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21
SCHOOL ELECTION.

The result of election, for School Off
GERS, which took place on Friday OF last
week, come i'll slowly. We give the
following officers chosen as far as heard
from =
SHEPHERD DISTRICT.
Board Of Education-Dr. X. L. Ma
gruder, President; VIM. b. Daniels,
Emanuel Staley.
Observation-Disclosures
town, d. S. Rentch; Rinchart's, Lee II.
Moler; Unionville, Daniel Hendricks.
POTOMAC DISTRICT.
Board Of Educot,on.-G. 7. Lick
lider, President; Jacob Fulk, Z. G. w.
Herr.
Trus:ees-Sub-dis tric:s.-Shepherds-
town, Jacob Ferrells; Turner'S, John j.
Nansant; Edgewood, John w. Hen
bricks; Lemons, Chalmers Byers; Zoar,
Mr.. Kochenbaugh.
CIIARLESTowN DISTRICT.
Board of Education.-Cleon Moore,
President; John S. Moore, William
Phillips.
Trustees SUD diSiriefs.-No. !, Re
Yin Shugert; No. ?, Geo. Baylor; No. 3,
w. II. Moore; No. A, John G. Wilt,
shire.
Mr.. John Hess, it is thought, is cleo
ted County Superintendent by about
200 majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

Ba3" E-UNIoN OF OID SOLDIERS
1t should not be forgotten that the an
nual reunion of the surviving members
of the old Potomac Rifles (GreenS) will
take place on the first Saturday i'll Sep
tember-two weeks from to-day, at
Morgan's Spring. Let there be as full
turnout as possible.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

Sc- PERsoNAL.-William Snyder, a
hive of this town, and typo, who
7teen engaged setting type on the
buns, at Keyser City, spent last
I in this place. He is an honest,
strious young man, and is one of
astest compositors extant, and why
ia he not be, when he is a graduate
is Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

Ia- RErURNED.-Prof Jos. McMur-
ran, Principal of Shepherd College, has
returned from his vacation, and is now
Lusily engaged in preparing for the
opening of the College on the 9th OF
September next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

S@- We notice that several married
ladies of Hagerstown are warning all
persons, through the press, not to give
or sell their husbands whiskey, ale or
any intoxicating drink.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-21

OrcANlzArloN.-We learn that
rial of the colorcd folks Of this town
o,oanized Brass Band, and have
rod the services of Mr.. Geo. w.
rs instructor and teacher. They
ouite a number of instruments
based from different persons.