Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-10-19

Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrington is now receir-
ing her Fall and Winter supply of Mil
linery Goods. Call and see the fashions.
AT the Court of Appeals at Wheeling,
on Monday last, in the case of the tar
mers' Bank VS.. Eichelbergcr, from JET
terson county, motion TO continue was
carried.
Go on young man, she is not here,
said a Pennsylvania preacher last sui
day in the midst of sermon,to youth
he saw standing hesitaiingly in the
door way.
Among The victims of yellow fever in
Louisiana was Mrs. Sallie Preston, the
! daughter of the late Gen. lluger, once
Superintendent of the Armory at llar-
pers Ferry. Her husband, the Hon.
/ Mr.. Preston of South Carolina, was
representative in the Confederate Con-
( gress.
The Joseph Myers farm, containing
155 acres, between Charl,srown and
Hall,own, was sold by Messrs. Lucas
and Travers, on Tuesday at $50 per
acre. H. X. Riddle purchaser.
Our Circuit Court, Judge Hoge pre-
siding, commenced on Tuesday last
Manning's School House is the Ban
ner Precinct. No split tickets voted
there.
Isl majority for E. Boyd Faulkner is
| inst nc UoD1 aS a million
! Iowa elects a solid Republican Con
gressional delegation, with an aggregate
majority of 10000; gain of over 20,OOo
over the vote for governor last year.
A daughter of Gov. Nichols, of Lou
isiana, died of yellow fever last week,
and his son Frank died of the same
disease on Tuesday.
! Jeff. Davis Jr., sor of Jefferson Da-
Wis. died of yellow fever in MemphS,On
Wednesday last.
Every woman who marries should
have some idea Of cookery, but the truth
is that nine in ten who marry cannot
tell whether ciclcs should be cooked
with their jackets on or net
That was an unfortunate, fatal song
they started some years ago. Tramp,
tramp, tramp, the boys are marching.
they sang, and there has been 10 end
of trainps ever since.
The Sheriff of Washington county,
Md, has seized the Antetam Iron
Works owned by ID. V. ALL and others,
and will sell them in front of the Court
House in Hagerstown, on Tuesday,
Oct. 20.
1t is said that the fun es of sugar
snutfed up the nose will cnre ordinary
cases of neuralgia Put a small qnanti-
ty of sugar OH hot shovel and try 1t.
An old friend tells us that on Oct.
4th, 1892 years ago-the ground
was covered with snow, ankle deep
We had forgotten all about it, in fact
we never was much On remembering
such occurrences.
Lieut.. Charles Vosburg, of Martins
burg, aud lady in crossing the Saltl-
more & Ohio railroad, near Flaggs
Mills, near tina: town, last Friday, ran
very narrow escape from being run over
by the fast mail train.
The only way TO get rid of candi
dates is TO create new offices without
salary All the men are alter is the
honor, not the emoluments.
1t is now an established fact that the
female mosquito only bites. The male
does the sitting on the fierce and growl-
ing about hard times.
The Greenbackers expected TO cast
100000 votes in Ohio and $4,000 III In
diana. They polled $4,000 in the for
mer, and $4,000 in the latter. They
defeated some good Democrats, how
ever.
Old Simon Cameron swears that If he
has to marry Widow Oliver he'll wear
his old clothes and let the minister kiss
The bride first.
The Democratic majority on joint
ballot in the Indiana Legislature is ten.
Unless something unlocked for takes
place, Mr.. Voorhees, will succeed him
self as U. S. Senator.
Hancock county, one of the banner
and reliable Republican counties of the
State, gave Ben. Wilson and the Demo
cratic ticket clear majority.
Spend your cash among home mer-
chants, in order TO make business better
and the town richer.
You may buster and swagger and
fret as you will but Congress, YOU bet.
is Democratic still, Notwithstanding the
greenbackers tried to give them a pill.
And not one newspaper said anything
about Dennis Kearney in connection
with the recent elections. How soon
are we forgotten.
Ohio county will furnish the only ex-
Governor on the Legislative list. Elk
Governor Price was showed under.
Kanawha county refuses to be com
forted-Judge Ferguson was defeated
for the Legislature, by Is votes.
From those who owe us we want
corh, wood, and greenbacks; but we
want no more promiSeS-we have had
enough OF those.
The Methodist preachers in Confer
ence at Parkersburg, on Saturday, sub
scribed money SO literally that it made
the Bishop weep.
Never blush and eiggle 'te-he-te-he"
when good looking young man re-
marks TO you that the weather is some