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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

eB- LEETowN LETTER. Our corrcspon-
dent, Templar, sends US the following
paragraphs for publication, under date of
August 10TH
The approaching School Election is
exciting an unusual amount OF inter-
est in this, (Middleway,) District,
there being three or four tickets an
nOunced for members of the Board OF
Education. In the third su bdistrict there
seems to be general opinion averse to
changing the Trustee, the present incum-
bent having given general satisfaction.
The Good Templars are busy making
arrangements for the Encampment which
is to begin, Providence permitting, Sep
TENDER the ninth. We expect to have a
''big time" during the time of the En-
campment, which is to be held for the
space of one week,
The farmers of this vicinity are looking
cheerful again, encouraged by the pros
pect of al abundant corn-crop; the recent
rains and present favorable weather are
helping that important cereal along fine
ly.
A number of persons from this vicinity
started for Front Royal, Va, this morn
ing, to attend the meeting of the Potomac
Baptist Association, which convenes to-
morrow. Mt. Zion Church is represent
ted by James w. Chapman, Eugene Baker
and Benz, +, Boley.
The Old School Baptist Association of
Virginia assemblies tomorrow, ut the ola
Baptist Church, one-and-a-half miles
west Of Vancleavesville.
Hon. James III. Grove is announced to
deliver Il Temperance Lecture ut Middle
way, next Friday evening, 18th.
The officers of Leetown Lodge, No. AZ.
I. O. G.. r., were installed last night, and
for the present term they are Benz. NJ.
Scckman, w. c. s.; S. III. Watson, w. v.
r.; Henry S. League, r. S.; James 7.
Littleton, F. s.; Charles NJ. Watson, T.;
George ID. Johnson, c.; David Il. Thorn
burg, NJ; George w, Nicely, Guard :;
Daniel W. Hannah, Sentinel; John j..
Watson, a. S.; John 7. Campbell, ID. NJ;
Henry G. Evans, X. II. s.. John II. Wage
ley, l.. F. H.. James Willis, Z. w. {. T.;
Eugene Baker, Lodge Deputy,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. MCCORMICK will visit Shepherds
~ town, professionally, on the LIST of Sep
tcmbcr and remain a week or more. Of-
flee over Billings Drug store.
Aug If oW
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

DIvoRcE,-The Circuit Court (His
Honor, Judge Motter,) on Friday last
passed decree granting TO Mrs. Matte
Morehead divorce, a vinouli matrimonii,
from her husband, John Morehead.-
Their infant daughter is given to Mrs.
Morehead, and the decree forbids the
marriage of John Morehead during the
life of the complainant. This sets her
free but not him.-Hagerstown News.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

s. rs An IMPRESSIVE SIGHr.-ihere were
leycutcen of them-cXactly seventeen.
Irbey marched down street III double lille
hll but one. He marched alone ut the
head of the column. They were noble
f,oung men. They had high foreheads
hnd intelligent faces, and there was Il
determined look upon each face
y look which said they would die ut their
call. Were they going forth to
Battle. We're they going to the rescue oil
omc kind sentiment which the wicked
world was trying to blot from the hearts
IF men? Was they going to the succor OF
'ehe unfortunate and distressed; NO, not
u cents worth--they were going out 10
tblay base ball, 1t was an imposing sight
10 see them march, march, each form erect
Zach step in time, each face bearing that
look which warriors wear when the roar
If battle is loudcst. If every one OF the
peyenteen had been OH their way 10 the
IlyooGpile OF cornfield the sight could not
Nave been more grand and thrilling.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14
TO the People of West Virginia :

national Exposition -
TO the People of West Virginia:
You are earnestly invited to attend Il
convention ut Wheeling on Friday, the
9th inst, for the purpose OF perfectlnS
an organization in the interest of the
State to secure Il proper representation OF
her immense natural resources ana un-
developed wealth at the Centennial EX-
position to be held in 1876. No better OPP
portunity for such showing rs may and
will induce immigration to, and the i'll
vestment of capital in the State can posi-
bly, occur for many years. The Leglsla-
ture has done nothing; the people must
act,
General IEawley, President of the L: 5.
Centennial Commission, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen will be present and
address you.
Arrangements have been made with the
Baltimore & Ohio and the Chesapeake II
Ohio Railroads and the Ohio river steam
boat lines for round trip tickets ut reduced
rates.
Similar meetings will be held ut Mar
tinsburg and Charleston Of which due no.
ticc Will be given. Let all who have the
best interest Of the State ut heart, and de-
sire her development, attend the meeting
and take part il the work.
\. II. BOTELER,
4. j. SWEENEY,
l. s Centennial Commission of W. Va,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

On last Friday week, Miss Duvall, of
Falling Waters, started from her resi-
dence to take horseback ride with Il
gentleman friend, and after she had bceu
assisted to the saddle, her escort let go
the rein to get his horse. just ut the
moment the animal started, and ran with
her over Il mile, but the lady bravery kept
her seat until her stirrup gave way, when
she was thrown violently TO the ground.
She was unconscious for sometime and
received several severe ContuSiOns. We
are glad to state that she is now rapidly
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Statesman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

On Thursday the lth inst, there was 4
reunion of the surviving members of the
Tenth Virginia Regiment of infantry AT
the yellow Massanuttcn Springs, in Book
ingham county. This regiment was
composed principally of Rockingham
companies, and was engaged in every inn
pcrtant battle of Lees army. Five or
six hundred persons were on the grounds,
but only about forty surviving members
ofthc old regiment were present. Some
were prevented from attending by the
weather. An organization was effected,
having for its object the future annual
meetings of that and other commands of
the counties of Rockingham, Shenandoah
and Page. In the evening speeches were
made by Judge Charles 7. O'Fcrrall,
formerly colonel of the twcnty-third
Virginia cavalry, DIR. :. \. Moilctt, the
former surgeon of the tenth, and Captain
John Paul, of the first Virginia cavalry.
The speeches were in keeping with the
spirit Of reconciliation and kindness which
has manifested itself in these reunions of
both Confederate and federal soldiers
everywhere, and which has done more TO
bury the asperitics of grand centennial
reunion Of heart next year, than all other
things combined.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

DRESS Goods below auction prices ut
ID W. 4. LEMEN'S.
Aug. II, 1875. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

Things look black for the people of the
United States. Capen, the weather sage
of New York, announces that after We'd
nesday q convulsiye or earthquake period
enters, running through the first week III
August, and strongly affecting the wealth,
err. Tice, the renowned and successful
wealth wiser of ST. Louis, announces one
of his unrivaled Venusian perturbations
for the 9th of August. Besides, all this,
there will be two moons during August,
which are supposed TO forebode, more
than usual allowance Of tidal waves.
Taking it all round, there is prospect OF Il
great deal too much weather i'll August.
The prudent citizen, however, will not
take fright and move into this cellar, lest
the floods seek him there; neither will he
take refuge in his garrett, lest the hurri-
cane overthrow his domicile and causes
him to perish.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

~ CENTENNIAL.-The Wheeling Reg
lister contains the following advertise
ment, inviting the citizens Of the State, to
assemble at Wheeling, in the interests of
the United States Centennial and Inter-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-08-14

TERRIBLE BOILER ExPLOsIoN.-A ulsasr
trous accident occurred on the premises Oh
the Misses Yost, near Port Repuohc'
Rockingham county, Saturday evening,
occssioned by the bursting of the engine
boiler of a threshing machine, the proper
~ of Kemper, Hinton Il McClung, sup
nosed TO have been caused by some defect
in the engine. Mr.. Jacob Pirkey, the en-
gineer. and Emanuel Dovel tcol.l the
feeder. were instantly killed-the first
terribly mutilated about the head-the
latter having his neck broken and other
wise bruised. Several other persons were
also hurt. Miss Jane YOst was hurled 10
the ground by the concussion-not stand
ing nearer than ten feet from the DolieI'
Il IS miracle that she was not killeu'
Christopher Mohler had mis- ankle dlsiocat,
ed by the falling of 4 cross-tie displaced
by she shock Of the boiler, when was
thrown from its position some NIFTY yarus'
and lodged in the NOV OF the barn, serl-
ously frightening those standing near,
some of whom were for some time weak
and pale from the shock produced on their
nervous systems. Three others were
slightly scratched blythe flying fragments:
DR.. Jacob Yost's life was saved by one OF
the unfortunate f. Dovel, who had
called the DR.. to one side just rs the eX-
plosion happened.-Staunton Virginia
Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
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Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
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Hen Dollars Reward!

E>rayc1 from the undersigned about the
first of November. 1874, one horse mule me-
dium size, braudcd"J Il" on the hip. Twill
give ten dollars TO any person who will deliv-
cr said mnIe to Wiley 7. Mangham, Rayville,
La. When last seen, he was near VI. J.
Liddei.s, had short rope around his neck.
J. NJ. RILEY.
Dec, 5ih 1874, IT,
Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Preserving Will.

The 1nerican Ariisan has an &C.
count Of a new process, the invention
of Mr.. l.. +. kirchofer, for preserving
milk. The object Of this invention Is
TO subject milk 10 such a treatment
that, without altering its clements or
taste, and without the addition of any
foreign substance, it may be preserved
in lis natural state for several months
without change, except the rising Of
cream, whether it he kept in a state
of rest, or subject to constant move
mcnt, as in sea voyages. If this
object be accomplished, the invention
Is most important one, as condensed
milk is not in favor with most peorle
when used directly as an article of
food, although it is excellent when
used in cookery, or for tea and coffee
In Mr.. kirchofrr's process the mix,
fresh drawn from the cow, is placed
in cans or bottles, which are filed as
nearly full a. possible, and Immediate
ly corkcd tightly, or hcrmctically
scaled.
The cans or bottles are.thon placed
in bath of water, heated 10 The
same temperature AS the milk, in such
o manner as to allow free circula-
ton Of water beneath and around,
bat not over them. The temperature
IF the water bath is then SLOWLY
raised to between 100 and leo Fab
renhcit, The water is kept at this
temperature for n greater or less
length Of time, according to the pc
Rod during which it is desired to
preserve the milk: One hour will, it
is claimed, preserve lie milk four or
five weeks. Five hours heating is
enough for eight months or wear.
The fire is then withdrawn. snd
the bath allowed to cool down slowly.
alter which the cans are withdrawn
and the operation is completed. An
essential condition Of success in this
process is that Tie vessels designed
II contain tie nj K should DC perfectly
clean and sweet, AMI the milk Itself
pure ard uaGdul,cra;cl. If the
temperature be raised above the de-
gree Indicated, thc mix acquires 8
cooked taste.-Ncw York Observer.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
sysAS GIFT.
BY ~ AEL RIVERS.

a tender Christmas poem
Sprry up in n y heart,
PAINT me- GUI'k. al truly
Or viii tcran,
Brcarhci lie tender POEM
Blooming in my L'ar.
The colnr If The poem
Was iac the M Years >Eow-
Its fragrance ike tie y;aers
That urderur1ri II blow; .
sVha, 1t meas, -aii. my pencil
Shall Ir, The VITO, world know.
And tried to paint il truly
Hand ani heart keep, Tune.
But | could not mat.h the c,lnr,
And ronlI no' .in1 y rhyme
That huted half rs sweetness.
Flower cf heaven chine,
Bloom all hour lon9er!'
cried, III, irvokr
The spiri, of sweet ppcrry,
But even a. spoke,
From it, stem - tcnI-r,
Like heart it broke.
Ala! had been verify,
Color. rhyme aud word,
Would have come - easy
As singing 10 bird;
And then cuutd have painted
What tie Shepherds heard;
And told the world so swertiy
What the poem meant.
That ncI. hhpr uuru ucighhOT
Wuu'd ,ay, .Tnr Lad has sent
a Singer iiou the Angel,
To herald Loves ADVENT
Richland beacon., 1875-01-09

Hot alum-water is q recent sug-
gestion as IN insecticide. 1t VIII
destroy red and black ants. cock.
reaches, spiders. cbintz-bugs, and all
the crawling pests which infest cur
homes. Take two pounds of alum
and dissolve it in three or four quarts
Of boiling water; let i, stand on the
fire till the alum disappears then
apply it with a brush, while nearly
boiling hot, to every JOINT and crevice
in your closets, bedsteads, pantry
shelves, and the like. Brush the
crevices in lbe floor of the skirting or
mop-boards. i you suspect that they
harbor vermin. IT. in white-washing
a ceiling. plenty Of alum is added to
the lime, it will also serve to keep
insects ut a distance. Cock-roaches
will fee the paint which has been
washed in cool alum water. Sugar
barrels and boxes can be freed from
ants by drawing chalk line just
around the edge Of them. The mark
must he unbroken, or they will creep
over it; but q continuous chalk mark
half an inch ia width will set their
depredations at naught. Powdered
alum or borxa will keep the chintz-
bugs at a respectable distance; and
travellers should always carry pack
age in their handbags, to scatter over
and under their pillows in places
where they have reason to suspect
~ presence of such bed-fellows.-Tbe
JouRpal of Chemistry.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
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Go.i.:nl,}e-s sag.

STATE Of Louisiana. Jol,n Bishop & Co
Parish Of Rirhland. vs. No. I4z
Isl Ward Justice Court. John B. Davis.
b. virtue If writ of Fl. Ia. issued from
ia" H"""c'bir first Yard Justice Cont in
add Tor the Parish of Richland, State of Loui.
>.anl. il tn. above entitled aud numbered
AT, anal 10 me directed, as Constable of the
Parish -! Eichiand, and State Of Louisiana,
have seized and will offer for sale, NJ the
door Of the Court House, in the Parish of
Richland, at public auction, to tie highest
bidder, within The hours prescribed By law,
on
Saturday, the end day of January, 1873,
the following described properly. to-wi; enc
bale Of cotton in shed and field, 50 bills corn
more or less.
Terms of sale cash with benefit of az.
praisement.
W. DAVIES, Constable.
Delhi, La, Dec. Il, u.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-09

CorToN SEED MEAL.-Therc is
great diversity Of opinion regarding
the relative value Of cotton seed meal
for feeding to stock. Some Of the
most observing experimeniers have
fed it at times, but d. not continue its
Use because thew say that, when they
do feed it, their cattle are not as uni.
formly healthy as when they have
other kinds OF grain. On the other
hand, we know Of others who have
fed it very freely for many years
without discovering any i'll effects
whatever from its use. Our own ey-
perience with cotton seed meal for
mich cows has been satisfactory when
fed at the rate of two quarts Of it
daily, mixed with four quarts of
wheat bran. We consider it perfectly
safe, and valuable feed given in that
quantity and proportion to either
mich COWS or oxen, although for oxen
we would prefer giving part corn
meal, instead 0: the four quarts of
bran.-New Englane farmer.
Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
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Richland beacon., 1875-01-09
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vatr'y ana raGi"ay. tn l,,rure WI. Prove
boon 10 ulsoi,>a:d. and ,hur,,"i,l>
Sent under seal. To any ...ihrr-s. In 4 "'aiH
-"alcd emyel"pe. "n IL" raccipr cf TX cents. or
two postage stamps. Al,lrr-- the Pub Is!lcrs,
CilAS J. {. KLINE GO.
III Bowery. Ma i"rh. +. o. box $50.
Jan 81. 1874 #