Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-22
6r RRIErs-C. T. Butler, State

Grand Jury, at Charlestown, Oh nion-
day last.
]. Will Snyder, typo of the Amsri-
can Office, Baltimore, and a graduate OF
this office, is in town, spending a few
DAYS of the cheated term"
Hon. A. r. Boteler returned home
from the Centennial, on Saturday last.
He attended the meeting OF the 5. v.
r. r. Company, at Winchester, on
Wednesday.
A grand ratification meeting of Til
den aud Hendrick, is advertised to take
place at Martinsburg on the 2lst inst.
John H. Harp of Piedmont, is in
town, looking well, and will spend a
few days here.
Candidates were as thick as black
berries ut Charlestown on Monday last.
The numerous friends of Mr.. Leisen-
ring, of Chsrlestown, will be glad to
learn that he will be retained as Post
master in that town.
Mr.. J. II. Strider of this county, will
address the Changers Of Tuscarora,
Berkeley county, to-day, the 22nd in
slant.
Our young friend A. Taylor Unseld
has gone to Maysvil!e, Kentucky, to
take charge of Limestone Mills" Sue
cess to him.
The U. S. Government is making big
preparations for big war on the In
dams. Somebody will be hurt soon.
John z. Welshans, Charles Miller,
Geo. Knott and Thomas L. Richard, of
this town, visited the Centennial this
week.
Friend Haines, at Charlestown, keeps
the best cigars you ever stuck knife
into. Drap in when you 60 to town.
L. L. Smith, of Boonsboro, Nd, a
graduate of this office, and student of
Roanoke College, spent several days in
town.
We hope our country friends indeot-
ed to US will bring in thir greenbacks
as soon as they possibly can.
Mr.. Elisha Snyder has presented us
with a Peach sprout, 3 months growth,
measuring 7 l-2 feet. Who can beat it :
b. +. Harrison, Cashier of the Bark,
and family, have gone to the mountains
| to spend the cheated term"
The Lutheran Sabbath School Pic
Mic on Thursday Of last week, was
quite a success. The little people, and
big people too, enjoyed themselves very
much.
We regret 20 state that DR.. Kelsey,
Dentist, of our town, is very i'll. We
also regret to learn that l. Thomas
Chapline is still confined to his room by
serious illness.
David c. Adams is appointed Post
master at Duff Ids, vice VIM. NJ. Sny-
der, resigned.
p@- For the information of the friends
of Tilden and Hendricks, we publish
the following extract from letter re-
ceiyed from our friend Mr.. Henry Bote-
Ter, native of this town, dated at Rich
mond, Indiana -
"My business gives me an opportuni-
ty Of conyersing with the largest mer-
chants in this State and Illinois, and
since the convention in st. Louis, have
been particular in finding out the diff
terence of opinion regarding the ticket
in the two States. Although the pres
ent gentlemen were not my choice by a
good deal, yet of course shall now sup
port them heartily, and must say with
all earnestness, that / believe ourchances
for Democratic President in Novem-
Der was never better. The people need,
want and are anxious for change,
which they see it would be impossible
to have should Hayes take the great
gift takers and dog lovers place. So as
far as my observation goes more than
two-thirds declare they intend to sup.
port Tilden and Hendricks-it may be
we shall not carry Illinois, but you can
bet your old confederate coat Indiana
is sure"
I@ TILDEN, HENDRIcKs AND REFORM
MEETING AT MARTINsBURG.-AT ilden
and Hendricks Climb Meeting took place