Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-08-25
Editorial IIrcNlfics.

The Marlinsburg Independent says:
Now that the Capital election is over.
let everybody go to work and make
our approaching fair one Of the best
and most successful which the society
has ever held. 1t can be done il tho
effort is made,
During the war shabbily dressed
young woman applied to Lincoln, tho
Good, for a pardon for her brother.
President Lincoln said that "she
didn't wear hoops, and she should have
the pardon"
President Buchanan's library remains
as he left il at Wheatland, Pa. and tho
place itself is but little changed. II is
OWNED by his niece, Mrs. Henry Elliott
Johnson, Of Baltimore, who lives there
during the summer.
General Clusters remains have been
placed in vault in the cemetery at
Pougbkeepsie, where they will remain
until the fall, when they will be taken
to West Point, where the funeral cere-
monies will take place.
No Opium No Mprphia or other
dangerous drug is contained in DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, for the relief Of Col
ic, Teething, etc. Price rs cents.
A scrnpulous Boston lady, who alb
hors slang, when asked 1T the boarding
house table why her husband was not
down 10 breakfast, replied bashfully,
"Oh dear William was upon IA nccl:
last night" "a whali' said her inter
locuter. "a blossom" she exclaimed,
coloring into the roots of her hair. "A
which?" said he. "A-a-b-bust e
she whispered behind her napkin.
The Baltimore Gazette sensibly con-
cludes that "lf Gov. Nichols has any
intention Of pardoning the returning
board thieves IN case vi their conyis-
ton, his friends ought to wrestle will,
him in supplication and bescech him
not TO do it.
David Arnold, a well-known farmer
of Petersville district, Frederick county,
Md, makes forty bushels OF wheat 10
the acre OF this years crop.
The Oranges in Pennsylvania now
number 73S, and the Indications are
that number Of organizations will DO
formed during the summer.
The Baltimore Bee says that il mas
been ascertained that a number VI those
formerly employed by the Baltimore d
Ohio Railroad, aud who left It's services
in the late strike, are now in an impoy-
erished condition, and without work, or
the means necessary to subsistence.
The First Virgins Regiment, from
Richmond, Col Bradley 4. Johnson
commanding, left fer the Greeubrier
White Sulphur Springs Saturday even
ing, accompanied by the Norfolk City
Guard, and will go into camp for
week.
Gov Hampton, Of South Carolina, on
Friday deposited in bank t4O,0oO for
immediate repayment Of the loan effect.
ed by him in New York on the occasion
OF his recent visit.
Chief Joseph's Indian band seems tn
be giving the government TO IntIa
trouble. They have shown good fight
ing qualities, and though defeated, have
succeeded in innicting severe loss OF.
our troops.
The repair hands at Doe Gullcy Tor
mel, on .he B. IL o. X. r.. Last week,
killed copper snake foar aud half
feet loug. Alter lis death liz uuaii
snakes were taken osa the hpdy.
The Grafton Sentind accuses Col.
Ben. Wilson with deinagognissi, sna
says that in speech at GRAFTON be sta
ted that the late strike wss nothing
more than a conflict h=tweea capital
and labor. Deulagog'les are 1t diA-
connt now.