Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-10-30
editorial Brevftics.

depression which co'ereu VIC oo"nN
aoro place to general proSperlty-and
,he scale of wages was advanced IN
every department OF labor.
What If the South should be solid
sor Hancock. Would not the Repuoli-
"ons like to have the South solid for
Gsrf.ldi They would give million
for it today.
The Texas Tribune says: %he lac
.stmospherical freshness has brought
on many cases of Coughs and Colds,
and DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is in great
er demand than ever" Price only 20
cents.
Snow to the depth of thirty inches
fell near Buffalo, n. ", on Monday
Whole orchards Of young trees nave
been DESTROYED and barns crusheu III ny
Le snow. Not for many years has such
a fall of suow IN October been known
AS some indications of the value OF
,ool estate in Virginia, the Woods farm
~ AIbemarle county was sold last week
nj SIS. 20 per acre; the farm OF VIM. L.
Helm, near Warrenton, OF 400 acres at
$40.
Garfield says that "individuals and
companies have the right to buy labor
where they can get it the cheapest
Therefore he is in favor OF giving John
Chinaman a chance. He thinks John
hiss a good right to underbid ar Amer
lean, even IL he does live on rats.
1t is said that $4,000 was raised in
the city OF Boston alone for the republl-
can campaign fund for Indiana. The
CITY of Washington contributed more to
the democratic campaign fund for lndl-
ana than the city Of Baltimore, although
all, or nearly all OF it, was raised among
the private citizens. The clerks in the
Interior Department received on Sat
urday a circular from the republican
campaign committee, levying another
assessment.
Major Tom Norton, of Wheeling, at
present in Colorado, an old West Point.
or and acquaintance of Hancock, who
has heretofore been one Of the staunch-
est Republicans, has Topped, and is
ROW a soldier in the Hancock Army.
The grand procession in Baltimore
on Monday of last week, was, ii is said,
the biggest thing of the kind ever wit
messed On the American Continent.
1t was s miles in length, taking five
hours to pass given point. There
was fifty-oGd bands in the line.
The Supreme Court OF New York
citv has decided that man who sells
diseased cattle forieits the pay for them
aud is liable in damages for the spread
of the disease.
Mr.. Ro. Knightly. practical worker
in stone, has discovered OH "StcephlIl,
the estate Of Col. John l.. Peyton near
S,snn,or. valuable aud extensive vein
OF varicgaled marble, OF quality even
superior to the famous CraigSville
marble.
Hon. james z. Cantrill, Lieutenant
Governor OF Kentucky, was married to
Miss Mary l.. Cecil, daughter of James
G. Cecil, E,q., of Danyille, in that State,
last " cdEcsday.
a very large democratic meeting was
held at York, Pa, Thursday. Judge
Jere 5. Black presided, and introducing
the first speaker, Senator Bayard, OF
Delaware. said: Il introduce you Il
gentleman whose name is household
word in all this country-trom Maine
10 Texas, from the Atlantic to the Ia
cifc. claim tor him your utmost at
tention, and not one word will drop
from his lips you ought not to remem-
Der. If he were TO die to day his name
would go down to pOsterity pure and
untarnished."
Vennor predicts that November will
he warm aud pleasant. So tar his pre-
diction about October weather has
proven true.
1t has been found necessary TO put
guard over the obelisk i'll New York,
serious damage having been done to it
by relic hunters clipping off portions.
Hon. Henry ID. Foster died at his
residence al Twin Station, Westmore-
land county, Pa, Saturday night. lie
was member of Congress for many
years.
The employees of the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal are said to be suffering
TO great extent from ague and chills.
The ailment, III addition to being pretty
general, has disabled many from duty.
The next National holiday upon the
calander is Thanksgiving Day. In ad
dition to being day of rest, tor which
we will have sufficient cause 10 give
thanks, the fattened turkey must not
be neglected and allowed to become
tough from age.
Senior Ponies Pererra de Milo, the
OK Prime Minister of Portugal, has ne
potiated the marriage of the heir appar-
ent to the throne OF Portugal with
Russian Princess.
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks " as elect
cd Governor OF Indiana in October 1872,
and Grant carried the State IN NoVem-
her. There are at least 10000 men in
Indiana, if not more, who will vote tor
Hancock that voted for Porter.
Gen. Hancock is as well assured OF
victory now rs he ever was. When
asked his opinion Thursday week ago
he answered, II have been in too many
battles to get frightened when my pick
cts are driven in
Democratic Greenbackers will do well
TO reflect that as Mr. Weaver cannot
carry single State, every vote cast by