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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-31
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t6al erSdblt Semano, 6e9e9nete i6.jiin9It
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tung meine Nuimertiomfeit lhon ucn
fern ouf lib so9en. User lit Der Mann ?"
fra9te i@ meinen 8egleitcr, Der 10 5em'
li@ nit oQer9Selt betannt lit, uno'erbielt
CUR Nntwort vDas lit Der blinbe ll6r=
NADER, uno iebt trafen mir nit ibm SUI
iommen. QHie beoauerlit erldien mir
oer Mann, na6oem i'd Iein trauri9es
2oos pernommen, uno einen pie beitern
@rcis lob i6 ppr mir, ols i'm n1ein Be-
sleiter ,pie einen alten Dctannten onre.
oete uno iragte, pie C. 9ebe. 9Sas mir
oort unb lpdtcr sulomn1cn 9elproden>
oenn ib babe ben blinbenll brma6er fit:
bem of ofters 9clebcn, uno ct fat aud meine
56warswQbcrl1br reparirt, milf i9 benz
9eler ni@t m0rtli9 wieoer erddDlen, pb=
uobl jener lcbr 9eipra6i9 lit; aber iibcrr
boupt NIT Ser Sbeilnobme, pelbe Gin
blinoer l1brmo@er jeoemMenl freunoe
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Mrbeitstii6 Din9elciten, an lpel6em jener
feline &unlt ousubt.
Ser blinoe Nbrma9e: bat ME eas
Sosesli6t erblidt! ct lit geboren in je-
mem ge,pcr6rei9en 5beile oes S9parsr
malOes, welNer jdbrli6 Saul lenoe Don
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bet. Sebt lebt Ct ben gr0bten She'll 0es
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o6ne anoern 6iibrer ols leinen @tab,
uno 100 tr li6 aufbdlt> oa lit er nit &e.
poraturen Der llbren belhdfti9t 9icrpon
lebt er uno bon Den milben @aben NIT
leioiserMenl l6en. uno oieier arme 6linoe
l1brnla6cr ,uuroe pOr mebren Sabren
auf ciner leiner @anoerun9en in oer
@e9enb ppn&arlsrube ousgepliinoert uno
jogor 1einer Werfseues beraubt ., es
lit mebr als ber33erreibeno, Die bejam=
mersmertbe @r5dblung oieles Stra Ben<
raubes aus leineu Munoe gu b0ren !
Wenn er aber rubig Bel leiner Nrbeit
Tbt unb Die ubr @tiid fir @tiid ousein<
amber nimmt uno jeoes &do6en lor9fdl'
ti9 priift, bort elm 9af4en 9eraoe orildt,
bier eiu8dodeu tiefer felt, uno oies nidt
auf Dem Slide, lonoern unter oemlelben
auf benz @9oole, weil's ibm 10 bcquemer
lit penn er &do4en ne6en Hdo6en
binle9t uno er eu6 nun erl6utert bier
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oesDalb ,tonnte es nidt,.. ..abtr itBt wiro's
l9on 9e6en, nun muB es 9eben" tpenn
er nun Die einjelnen 56eile, tinen naa
psm anoeru, >pie er oas Wcrf 5er9lieoert
bat. 10 au9 wieoer 5uiammeniett oa lit
nan perludt, 5,1 9lauben, Der Meni4 |
brau9e feline Wusen> ODER oer blinoellbr<
NADER babe feline 2luseu in ben Tinaers !
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-31
Ohio @ailenfreuno.


0jemillen es INN perbiete. Weil mott
nun III Yerentbal, ,pie es l6eint, n'd)t
nit l(nrc6t anna6n1, oaB Wicmono pDn
8ercntbal ben YtarrDof weroe raumcn
belfeu, 10 brobte be, &enbarn,, oer am
Is. allein Die se,uaItlamc '&dumun9 an=
tiinoi9en uno bewirtcn ioQte. s'pci yer
lonen aus Sismarinsen nit s., bic oenr
loiort nit Gifcr lid ans 0Sert mu6tclr.
Nahbem oollelbc pollbradt mar lpuroe
oaiielbe ipr9idlti9 perldloiien uno Der
S9liiliel sur Gingan9stbiire nit nnd'
5ismaringen gcnpmmen. - 9lm |. b.
Ni. lit Yfarrperweicr shipper bcreits
gum le9sten Mial mai9eleblid pernrsbeilt
,porben unb s,por 81 Is Wtart oosr flint
9agen Befdn9nib 'pesen |}reoi9t= une
Wmtbalten."
Der5ejteio. 9lus Berlin miro
unter bent ten Mdrs offi,ios beri3tet:
Sn Der poreeitrigen @ikuns oes @tootss
Wfiniiteriums, tuel1er Girit 8ismord
prdlioirte, ,paren ,peitere Dtabna6mel
berotben worbe1i falls bic tatbolil6cn
8il6ofe cine offi3ieQe PubIifatiort Der
jiin9iten pdpltlibcu @ncptlica porneblncn
ioQten.. Shirt .Bismard batte aefern
Noctroa 'beim &aiier.' Die v@ermania"
erfdbrt. Der GultuS. .Winiiter bo6e hln<
li9tli6 Der 9ebrer uno tatbolil9en BE-
amten jeines IeNorts bercits Die Snitio=
tipc er9riifen, I'M Don benlelecn u,t5'pei'
ecuti9c :@rtIarung barber ;n erlan9en.
ob lie Dem in Der .Gncptliea oes, Yapltes
anbef foblcnen un9eborlam 9e9en Die
@taats9cjcbc Gol9e 9eben ooer bic 2(u<
toritQt bes 5tautes onertennen lpolleu.
-.Su. oltgldubigen iiioil6e
Mreilen: 8erlins 'lnadt jcbt 'ein Yroseb eis
eener Mrt piel BON lid reoen. Setonntlid
6enubcn oie S@roelitci, gum 2aubbiitten=
fefYaraoiesdpfcl, ii6er luelAen lie inWer=
binouu9 nit cincm Yolmilpei9 ben e.
gen lpre6em 9ieie YarabicsdpfN mii ilen
nun nod jaoilden Ritualien feblerfrei
unb unperlebrt fem. Gum per Fonetcn
9aubbuttenfet beitellte elm 'ausmartiger
Slroelit bel eincm bieli9en 9dnoler einem
jo(dcn Yoraoiesupfel, Der i'm, ar6 Suse'
luIul uNu UlII IuH &Yute1" Wv o'eW"""S
seIebt muroe. ylohtrdeli@ iebohs Iellte
lid, tuie bas vGr. zBl" ibreibt, berans
ooB bie(er Baraeiesopfel bei6doi9t. nno
Der @tie( taul1tno mittelit einer feinen
Naoet s,l lammenselebt auar. Ser &dnfer
flaste, na6oem BON eincm biei iigen Rob
biner Die ltnbroub6arteit oes be3ii9li9en
Yaraoiesapfels na69etuieien luor, 'ueBen
8etr,l9es 9cgen Den Yertdufer, Der inie
1i6 ipdter ergob, Den Paraoiesapfel I'M
ben Yreis bon jsbn S9r. er,porben bate.
Ser Yro,eB i6webt ldou felt lanserer
3eit, ,t.,b es lino III oieicr Streitlotbe be-
reits mebrsre &abbiner pernommen ,oors
sen. :. ::
- Gin reidJtr BcTuntr licB ii6 ntu=
|it6 in Baris, has er bel ieiner 9od;eits<'
teiie 6eriibrte, sboa eincm Srlanoer Inn
$4,000 beI6>uinoeln. Scr @rilninlula-
ner lpirgelte uniercm Dantce Dor, sr babe
|iirali6 Elm 9roBes @erm69en unttr Der
Ye6in9ung 9eerbt, bab er 100000 ba=
con ben Mrmcn BON Mmerifa iutommen
'alle. Gr iagte MN Dem 30 TONER ,pe'ter.
r m06te ourb i'm gerne bic 01ltte Der
5umme iberl6iden; nur miille er Burg=
i6aft 6a ilr baben. oab Der Werm'ttler
9es Gc(bes auh lel6er 10 uiel 6e)ibe un0
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-31

| lterfraueu 5u 9idtcnt6ol 9crber9e I'M
Sfloiter sc,uabrt. 9crtbin febtr er je=
een Sag nod pollbra6tem SaAeuertc
suriid"
YreuBifG. 3wci prcubiid)c 6enburlnen
rittcn iiber bic StruBe, olS Gin slrbcter ia9te ::
vDo tommcn Gin poar preubiidlc Sdmoroser." :"
Scr cine @cnborm notirt iid ocm Mamcn hes
bea Monncs unb oerlclbe miro bor 6uS @eridt
acforocrt, no er me9cn 8elcioisuns eincSBeam>
ten perurtbcilt mrb. Sn Dem Nugenblidc, mo
oct &idter oas llrtbcil lpridt: Scr 8ertlaate
miro ;u 10 Si(beraroldsn Strafe rub in bic
Soften pcrurtbcilt," sicbt, Der als @laaer aufz
actretene (Scnoorm iein Moti;bud beroor uno
id,rcibt. r8os idrcibit bu ?"fraat ieinSfamcroo.
sd ncbme gu Nrototou." Limb mas nin'rrit
ou Su Yrototoll :" v0ab Der 9err 8iGter 10
Silberarold)cn anltatt Gin Marf, aeiast bot."
(Gs lit ndmlid felt 9(cuiabr oerbotcn onbers
els nad) eem ncuen Miin,ipitcm III red)ncn.)
Was fit 1rl9en Dos nun fir ben Midter &C.
1at bat, oariiber idluciat bic @eididte
>: cY~ Seine 6umilie iollte obne Or. llu=
quit Romie'e S1anbMr0cr Srufftbcc
iein, CT bcilt ulle Grfaltun9cn Der @ruft uno
Hcbls
GrsIelo, 20. Tebr. Die ols tatbo'
| liide Priuotlhule i'm Sabre 1881 &C.
aritnocte uno lc6r balo at elmer" boben
Bliit6e ent'uidclte tatbolii6e 6obere 8iir<
1erlhule miro allo jett ouA i6reS con-
| |icllionellen 9borotters cnttleioet. Dor
icds Sohren >9inSe in oas itdoii@e
Yotronot iiber, uuo Der ausoriidlidcn
Beoiu9ilns, Oab ibr conisilionsller Gba=
ratter gcli9ert blei6c, uno on6 9lau6t
man lih i6on ictt nidt mcbr an Die
irubern ielten 3uiiderun9en> 9etunoen.
@eltsrn bel9loB Der @taotratb, trob oes
Proteites Der r0n,il6 =tatboliiden 0G=
noritat ocs Guratoriums, trob Deg Gin
lpru6es l.itens ocs Gompotrous, bes ta=
tboliAen &ir9enpori itanocs Der 0inoy=
| lius Nforre, Die fatbolii6e bo6cre 8iirs
9eri9ule III cine lo9enonnnte paritdti|@e
Mnitalt Su per>uanoeIn, Su Dem 3Iuede
auf Den bisbcr nod geleiitcten 3ul9ub
leitsns Der Gionplius= STRIDE gu uer5idten
uno Die non ben &atbolifen sur Grid
tun8 oes 5hul9ebduos geleiiteten 8ci'
trdse Giber $4,000 49, 3uriid 81 err
itotten. 60 lit oHo oos miibi iant errid=
tete @ert serltort! Tiibrluabr, cine berbe
2ebrc fir Die opferluil1ige tat6olildc &C.
meinoe; cine bittcre Grio9ruu9 fir ben
eoeln s@riinoer Der @6ule, vuuk krn
Gbrenbiir9er" 9erru 9omcopitular&ein=
arg! I'm ia teinen 3weifel iiber feline Su.
tentionen ;u la7en, bei@loB oerStaoratb
,u9leid), ali Scr ibres Gbaratters beraub=
ten@9ule einen vporitdtii9en &eli9ions*
l1nterribt fir aQe Gonisllionen" Qper
tadt oa p einjuri6ten.
Nus s. cnsplleru, 70. Tebr.
Mau l1reibt Dem v8ao. 8eob. ~9as
0Drf9cn 8erentlol, >ueldes bctanntli6
einen 9elperrtcn Ylarr9eiit itli@cn fat, er=
iebte am Is. 5. M uicoerum ein @tiid
vGulturtampi". piarrpermcier Chopper
fuuroe ndmlid lammt leiner 3abe aus
benz Ytorrbof 6inaus auf Die Gane ge=
lsbt, uuo 5ugleid'' Der Birgermeilttr St.
Del Bef nal lelbt, Der erit inn 0fai pori=
gen SaDres init 9roBer @timmenmebrbeit
wieber gelpdblt lporoen mar, lcines Mm=
tes entbnbcn. 2ebterer ndmli6 iollte
l9on an L.. b.. so. I'M 8eilein zines
@enoarmeu bic &aumuu8 bes Yfarr=I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18
Editorial BreYiticS.

Hon. Henry T. Blow,of St. Louis, died
at Saratoga suddenly of congestion, on
Saturday evening.
The second trial of W;ntermuth for
the murder of General McCooe has re-
suited in his acqulttal.
There was a heavy frost in Port Jer-
Wis, n. Y, Saturday night. 1t is said
that the buck-wheat, corn and other late
crops are injured.
1t is stated that the Postofiice De-
partment will save ten thousand dollars
by the substitution of daily railroad ser
vice along the Ohio river in place OF
the old system of steam-packet service.
Mr.. r. G. Bicklc, pronounced re-
publican, has been elected by demo-
cratic council Mayor of Stanton, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of May
or Trout.
The renewal of political troubles in
Mississippi, on the eve of cotton pick
ing, will, it is feared, greatly inter
fere with the successful harvesting
of that product throughout the State.
The cattle disease is assuming alarm
ing proportions in England. In one
county 5000 cases have been reported.
Cattle, sheep and pigs are affected.
The United States Government has
decided that horses, harness and perso-
nal effects Of emigrauts coming from
Canada shall be admitted free of duty.
At the recent meeting, at Detroit,
Michigan, of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science, the
subject of the coal fields and the i'm
portance ola thorough geological survey
of this State was prominently urged.
Reports from Ohio speak confidently
of the success of the Democrats in that
State at the approaching elections AL
lens majority for Governor, is put down
as certain, to range from $4,000 to 49,
900.
Mr.. Moody began of Sunday last, his
evangelical work in the United States
by preaching in his native town, and
will be joined by MIR. Sankey this week,
and of course it is expected that great
revival will result from their united eff
forts.
Orvil Grant, brother to the Presi-
dent, is reported to have surrendered
his traders licenses for Forts Peck and
Belknap. in Montana Territory, and an
nounced his intention of permanently
retiring from the Indian supply bust
ness. He says that there is no longer
any money in it.
A lady physician in Philadelphia has
an Income, of $4,000 a year:
Ralston's life was insured for $780,
900. OF course the insurance colnpan-
les intend lighting the payments of his
policies, on the ground that he commit
ted suicide. But how can they get
around that coroner's verdict which
says he didn't.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18
Deatbs.

Near Glengary, Berkeley county,
August Slst, GEORGE w. son of
DAVID H. Mason, aged about Is years.
Near Charles,own, on Wednesday
morning, SeptS, Mrs SUSAN ENGLE,
mother of Capts. George and Samuel
and the late Capt. B. F. Engle, at an
advanced age,
At the residence in Charlestown,
September Slst 1875, Mr. HUM
PHREY KEYES, aged 50 years,
months and Is days.
In Cbarlestown, on Sunday morning,
September 18th, 1875, VIRGIL
MASON, infant SOD of VIM. F. and
Margaret E. Ware, aged 9 days.
At his residence in Frederick county,
Va, on the 2nd inst, JAMES CATH
Err, in the S0th year of his age.
Near Ha!ltown, in this county. on
the 25th of July, JOSEPH w. CON
ROD, son Of John d. and Olivia
Conrad, aged l6 years
At his residence near Harpers Ferry,
on the 9th ult, MICHAEL FELTON,,
aged about Is.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18
State Supt. of Public Schools,
Editorial lsrevifies.

A special election has been ordered
by Gov. Jacob for a State Senator
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
General Pannell, Of Wheeling. The
election will be held on the 9TH of Oct
Der,
In New Orleans Peter G.. Deslonde,
colored Secretary of State, has insti-
tuted suit against a saloon-keerer, lay
ing damages at $4,000, because he
was refused glass of soda water.
Milton Wachter, young, unmarried
man of Frederick, Md, breakman on
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania rail
road, while switching cars west of
Frostburg, Md, yesterday, was knock
ed down by a train on an adjoining
track and instantly killed. His head
was completely severed from his body.
General ]. c. Vaughan, of Tennes-
see, who commanded a Confederate
infantry brigade during the war, died at
Townsville, Ga, on Friday
A cattle train was wrecked near To-
ronto, Canada, yesterday. Several
employees were killed aud large
number of cattle buried under the wreck
were roasted alive,
The famous Washington Artillery
battalion of New Orleans, Col. J. b.
Walton commanding, have determined
to attend the Centennial. They will
probably visit Richmond also.
Mrs. Gen. J. E. 3. Stuart has engag-
ed to become a teacher in the Southern
Female Institute in Richmond.
There are those who, differing decid-
eddy from this opinion, will coneede
that General Johnston is the greatest
military man now living in this coun-
try.
Rev. NJ. L. Chcevers, for forty years
chaplain at Fortress Monroe, Va, died
Monday night, aged eighty-four.
We learn that in General Gilbert S.
Mems report to the committee on
"The Farm" of the Shenandoah Valley
Agricultural Society he states that
from 65 bushels of Fultz wheat sown on
40 acres of bottom land lie threshed
1920 bushels, which is 33 bushels to
the acre, and little over twenty for
one.
Alex. II. Stephens thinks that Gov
ernor Allen in one of the ablest and
most remarkable men the country has
ever produced.
Mr.. Burt Whitson, formerly of Har-
ford county Md, died near Martinsburg
w. Va, on the 9th ult., in the SD
year of his age. Mr.. Whitson was
highly respected, and was soldier in
the war OF 1912.
During a thunder storm in Denver,
Colorado, on Sunday, lightning struck
a carriage in which were Major r. G.
Peabody and b. Reed, temporarily par
alyzing both gentlemen, killing one
horse, and manning the other, and de-
molishing the carriage.
Do not kill the toads In Paris, they
are sold at fifty cents dozen, in order
to protect vineyards and gardens from
insects. A toad will swallow the big
gest kind of tomato worm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18

t~ At recent meeting OF the Board
of Regents of the University OF west
Virginia, resolution was adopted re-
ouesting Prof. VIM. NJ. Fountaine OF
the University to collect, arrange and
duly classify from the cabinets OF the
University and elsewhere in the State
suitable specimens of the ores, minerals
woods, Sc, of w. Virginia for exhibit
ton at the Centennial and also to pre-
pare au accompanying report upon their
respective localities, &c. We are glad
also to learn that Prof NJ. +. Maury OF
Charleston, Kanawha county, son OF
the late Com. Maury, is actively en-
gagged in making similar collection tor
the same purpose under the auspices OF
the Smithsonian Institute. Prot. Maui
~ is a "Fellow of the Geological Socie'
ty of London-Associate of the Royal
School of Mines in England-member
of the American Institute OF Mining
Engineers, &c"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18

bJ- BRIEFs.-The editor has been
absent portion of this week, which
will account for the lack of editorials.
Examine our new advertisements this
week. Several valuable farms are Of
fered for sale.
The building Association will meet
on Friday evening next. See adver-
tisement.
A heavy rain all day on Thursday,
interfered with the last day of TEN,
perance Encampment at Leetown.
The Main election almost went demo-
cratic this time.
The Civil Rights celebration last
Saturday was a small turnout, although
pleasant to those who participated.
Our County Court meets on Mon
day next, the 20,h instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18
Pleasant and Profitable Employ.
rnnenf.

"Beautiful,o "Charming" "0h, how
loyely!" "What are they worth, &c.
Such are the ordinations Of those who
see the large, elegant new Chronos pro-
duced by the European and American
Chrome Published co. Every one will
want them. Itrequires no talking 10 sell
the pictures, they speak for themselves.
Canyessers, agents, and ladies and gen.
tleman out Of employment, will find this
the best opening ever offered 10 make
money. For full particulars send stamp
for confidential circular. Address j..
GLEASON q Co., 73S Washington Street,
Bostan, Mass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18

Harrison Andrews, aged fifty, living
at Venice, near Auburn, New York, at
tackled his son, aged nineteen, while
asleep in bed on Sunday morning, inhic-
ting probably fatal wounds with hatch
ct, shot one Of his daughters seriously
through the abdomen with pistol, then
poured oil on the carpet, set fire to the
house, and committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head. The
girls alarmed the neighbors, who eXtin-
guished the fire and rendered other as
sistance No motive for the deed is
known. Andrews had violent and un-
governable temper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18

GENERAL JomNsroS.-The reported
appointment Of General j. +. Johnston
to the chief command of the Egyptian
army has elected from the New York
Herald an extraordinary compliment to
that distinguished officer. 1t says:
eff this report be true the Khedive has
secured the services Of a most accom-
plished and capable soldier, and if vic
tory should not favor Lis colorS in the
wars he has to apprehend it will not be
for the want of military talent i'll his
commander. General Johnston is not
only the ablest living soldier produced
on the Southern side in our great war,
but, in the opinion of persons who have
closely studied the conflict, he is the
ablest soldier that appeared on the
scene, from first to last, i'll support of the
Southern cause, and is the only South
ern general of great conceptions in STRAIT
epy."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18

D3- School FUND.-In the general
distribution of the School Fund of this
State, Jefferson receives S6,3Sl,67 to
4,716 youths; Berkeley. $5,s96 y 20
5,215 youths; Morgan, :l,7s9 "a to l.
SOP youths. After giving the amounts
to each county, the Superintendent con-
cludes as follows:
The amount of the school fund dis
tributed for the year ending August g.,
1875, was &2i4,781.32 1t will be seen
from the foregoing table that the amount
to be distributed for the ensuing year
is s5,666. "a less. This falling off is ac-
counted for as follows: First, $4,000
was paid out OF this fund for the sup
port of the Normal Schools last year.
Heretofore these schools have been
supported ont of the general school fund.
Second, owing to the stringency in
money matters, the sherifs have not
all paid in the revenues as promptly as
usual. am informed by the Auditor
that one of the largest taxpaying coun-
ties in the State is alone delinquent to
the State school fund about $4,000
If the sheritfs had paid in the taxes
as promptly as usual this year, and
nothing had been deducted for the sup
port OF the normal schools, our distribu-
table fund would have been larger this
year than any previous year. am
sorry to have to inform the county su'
perintendents Of the several counties,
that they cannot be notified officially at
present of the diStributable share Of
each county, owing to the fact that the
auditor has not yet been able to get the
reports from his records at Charleston,
of the amount of salaries paid to the
respective county superintendent, SO
that the amount may be deducted as re-
quired by law.
3. w. BYRNE,
State Supt. of Public Schools,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18

According to that very competent au-
thority, the Mark Line Express, re-
marks the New York Times, the Eng
fish wheat harvest shows great variety
in quality, but none of the samples 10
hand are of average excellence, and
many are very poor. The indications
are that the estimates of the probable
deficit of the English wheat supply re.
Gently given in these columns will
prove rather under than over the mark.
1t is probable that between now and
the end of August, 1876, the United
Kingdom will be compelled to draw
from abroad at least ninety millions of
bushels OF wheat. OF these, it is safe
to assume that sixty millions will be
forwarded by the United States The
tendency in the leading Continental.
markets Of Europe is toward lover pri-
ces, with the exception Of Paris, which
shares the iirmness which charaeterizes
the London Market.
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I'll u REGISTER.
TERMS PER YEARS., 50 IN ADVANCE
Shepherastown, West Va:


REUNION OF THE SToNEwALL BRIG
ADE.-It is proposed 10 have reunion
of the Stoncwall Brigade in Richmond
during the State Fair. In a recent
number OF the Wytheville Enterprise
we End the following letter from Gen.
VIM. Terry, who last commanded the
brigade. As Jefferson bad six companies
in the Brigade, we publish this letter in
hopes some steps may be taken TO have
our companies represented upon that
occasion. We would be glad to hear
from the surviving officers upon the
subject. Here is what Gen. Terry has
to say:
WrruEvILLE, August 81, 1875.
Editor Enferpris,:-In a recent issue
of Your paper there appeared card
over the signature of "Wythe Gray,
proposing reunion of the "Stonewall
Brigade" at the State Fair i'll Richmond
upon the occasion of the inauguration
OF the statue OF Slonewall Jackson,
which the admirers of that distinguish
ed chief, in England, have presented to
the State of Virginia. ! approve the
suggestion OF your correspondent, for l
cannot conceive more appropriate oc
casion for reunion Of the old brigade
than will be presented at the Inaugural
ton of statue, donated by strangers
in honor of one who holds at least the
second place in the hearts of a people,
10 whose cause he gave his life. AS
this movement must be set on foot, l
gest that at the County Courts ill
September and early in October in each
county where companies were orgon-
lied, meetings he held for the purpose
of taking this matter into consideration,
and that the senior officers of compa.
mics and regiments take an active part
in seeing that due notice be given OF
these meetings and that these meet
ings appoint such committees as they
may deem necessary to secure concert OF
action between the various companies
and regiment of the brigade, il aid of
the proposed reunion.
| an, very respectfully,
WIN. TERRY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-09-18

Prof Z. b. Andrews, of the Ohio
Geological Corps, read paper on "a
Comparison between the Ohio and West
Virginia Sides of the Allegheny Coal
Field" The object of the paper was to
show that there is an enormous thick
ness of coal measures in West Virginia
on the. Kanawha, Guyandotte, &c,
while ON the Ohio side Of the syclinal
axis of the field they are relatively thin.
The Professor took the Pittsburg seam
of coal as a basis ofmeasurement, and
while the distance from this seam to
the bottom OF the productive coal series
in Ohio and Western Pennsylvania IS
from 500 to 900 feet, on the kanawha
and New rivers the distance is 3,loo
feet