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A Very Interesting Session OF
the Body Last Even.
Ing.
The First National Bank and Its Lease
of the Haverly Theatre
Lot.
A Proposition 10 Erect a s000, 900
Structure Rejected for Obvious
Reasons.
Tho Salary List for ths Ensuing Year
Agreed upon-0ther Business
Transacted,

Transacted,
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log iaat cvo"'ns MI tho uemeot. except Ar.
coMMoSiuAtauSn NJ. neost..os ,uo,, ~,
School Agent Stating that hc had on hand $:,0uo
from tho Michael Neeso fund, mud asking whnt
no should do with Il. ,...-.-., ,..-.
on motion no WINS iastFuotca 10 'hsoss " i"o
per cent ta.,.a bonds. ,.ou, ~, ,,,u H.. ,o,r,ox
princlnoi AZ Tim Clnrko sohooi, nskinR for bls |
ssiarv ,',,rno I'm t1,,,o hn xas mt ncrnitte, to
teach aftur last AIay. WIS referreQ to tao COM
rnttoc on salnr'es.
4 communication from .; Ransen Offering % fns
sa'e 'o us aav =, ~ M
or no south, was retorsea 10 tao eon'n'''ee Oh
1,rropra
Tim con,,,,too ~ m flulsn., T. md ororu,. ro-
ported recommending that tho v"aohers for tho
Of ne La~dss seaso Gnu so % refos,sa
n,,aft and t}nt N, anna In r,a,d ,xhon unnrnvad
by sn,d Comn,Ittoc. AdoptoJ,
=; rho Y"u satme % Committee rsportod that, 1t, COM
10 puFehase tho Aroher ayvnuo sclloul building:
wOtild recommend thht tho ntlor Of Joseph
Schmidt to pay $7ss fur the building be accepted,
ctudo % tbe ri seats a,ad desKs tabos and stoves ati
rcnintntng Ia tho building.
tho I city % Council M of Ills acton aud request thom
| 10 cuncur tn it.
The Committee on 8choOl-Fund Property rec.
ntitnierlded that eAsu bg executed III fnyOr Ut
| Davll jennings for tho ". ~ Of n. W. \ OF sec.
| 81, 10 10 Tor $laU r8r anf,um. Adopted.
| Tho same Eumsnlttoo presonted
| A r,o,tvt,vtr .rtnv rt,ou r,tw Fr,ts.r Ma.
a ,r,Ss,.t = msx,. ~
| ,,. ilosAA nANnf
| az ,n 1UttnHs: a,x, o. ,xo,-cbcyrnor ~ N.
nagH@Hu @ npr ,;5t.s II - ~ IT,, ~ ~ t,,sa @
Seao ea!h ~ Io"WMses " ~ ~. tnNt Y Ist"s ~
tI-dLEAM n!A: ~ Ins!c @ tne ~ S"tss!uuui ts.a.ti - T.,
your Gon!snit@tce @M ~ asiu tna u I"oc"uo ~
tnS & p ~ ~ ID I1s Yor Tim ,cas of
ouE pspposlspM " oot. !o !eoo; " tno @ i -
tug o.d Posi-. oiiice property had III IL TWO pf1hel
| pat iealufes. ,. g.. ~ .,,,,
iaIsx-A rct% ~ s1to M - ". cgaas ,ns ~ w PA'o
| hpon tho Appraised fniho nI p TUG ia!!o.
5sc1iM-Iho payihcni; os per seht p9r HmnuM .
| upon lao appraised rMluo oE tna nut!nsn8 Ut
w4ils dl.rltK tho continuance o! tno !ousu. a..
1ao ItuposN abe9~!tn W sromttc. U.oiwtus .,, ~
| fepe1l inc SECOND eiauso nf nut t0rmor pEoposl-
tiott, An IL 0HGfeu NY uA III flQH OIL GQa 1Uu#l1lk
, 1881-04-29

Chandler S(nrk. Atnwcil.
f;hishoiu,.. htnrris. strattanuofor-
Sss.; S'ss coos S*e.s!', Ssss';, s.ss;sn ;sei tvn
I,oilins iWiln. Owin, t,truckmnn,
Eut,k, q. T.. Ifmnu. Ih9Entnn., .,
Cownl, 1nrry. I DiHof"ooo'
Cox, I'ctoFe. rAit.
8f'sss: f'y:s:, 1s"sss" ss; A's' %s.yKss; %ss
Erwin. Pearson tCooK]. WOOL li1ehM!nh
lIarsjs cook,. rIersontdrcone,xa''sn.x:,, :,,,,,p-.a
aet''1Nx; Keen sNx;auashA 4'''~''
IIcrycr Kelly. stovcr-5.
Tho list Of laepuhlicau skmlkcrs. III otnor
wor,,s very much scson,bled that uf ycstcr'l"y'
sfr. Morris, of Hardin, wanted tho Doorkerpcr |
to
TIN ur TIFF FELLOWS
who Wero suspected Of In intention TO leave tho
hail. hut tho Speaker said ho kuaw thofo was0
oior,,m present, and neither Gull Ut tho
House nor mn effort to catch ubsontUes was In
order.
MIR. Colltns, Of Cook. raised d point Of ordcr.
Thoro was Il specal or1lsr for the hour, and he
wnnted it takon up.
The speaker decided ngatnst him, mud Mr.. COL
ijns took an nppont. The speaker was snstatDad
by n yosg Of yeus Of, 1fays Il, tho Democrats |,
voting Utmost solldly in tho affirmative, and Tor
good reasons. Ono was 10 kecpu up
THE REPUBLICAN, FAMILY now
rs long as possible. and another to stavo OF tho
special ortlcr-thn reconsideration Of tho rote
which laid out tho MoWiliams Pool bfll-in tho
hope uf forever knocking It out OF tluno. -.
Another vote on tho resolution resulted IN
yeas t. NAYS s: still hIothor. yoas 81, nays y;
yct anothor, yeas 40. nass 1; and tho next, yeas
| to, nays+.
| And 90 1t won't on, buIlot after ballot. and no
| quorum voting. Tho original skulkars pursueu
thor fMvorlt tactics, md tuw md shcn wore
tholr numbers reinforced By a tow 0f the ndto-
tho t1AHIGAttESa
| Of voting when there wore unt Republicans
enough III tho 1lousc il told to adopt tho rosoIu.
| ton, bIurris, Of Hardin, atc apples III tho
bxly OF tho hnll and sHuro that hts voters would
cook ess County nssonary soaEht r yaln q curry
| out his pnrt Ut tho bnrHaiti, but founu tnat no
aSsos ssosos 1ne h Insisting
pexe tfS the nss.ssa'a q s
resolution. --... ....
THE AProisr1oSEr.s' OPPORTUNITY
seemed to havc been lost. The highest votc.
oycn when iii the Republicans pr'!sent wess @
SnS sst ssswaa ;sres h soft fo5ce Ss
alleged telcura,n.. DIpglns. who voted Tor tho
hls nGscnco; whilo Garland. who WIS EXCUSED
yfs'osy es Dfs " s sT"y ysdpa aiiGa* 'nss' sssS
fass' 1se tardso s5efSt eaots u tbero ~oa hive boon
auorum voting a sne .t npp"r9nersd ia " on
icsly hut stubbdrnly on. Motions fur caI! Of
loved low thick aud fast, but tho speaker oycrt.icd
the forncr on tho KroVnd that ~ haa n as9sr n,r
y ss as .ef seS' S tso sao i e. oa
us tho previous question wus In oncratlon a,l:l
thore was II qudru1n pEcsont' Il motion to ad'
CLEARLY our OF onDEll
Ntr, Krotl, Ut Couk, ubsorycd with sotue alarm
40 ho pIa1,tod bis left hand On his s!on,aeh. ta'
, 1881-04-29
ESTHETIC COOKING.
Fish Soup, Salmi Of Duck, and
!, Baroness Pudding Explained.
a Happy Janitor-The Dishes Of the
Afternoon.
Tho bill Of faro which Miss Corsou laid before
her listcners yesterday morning rnn as followst
lrnwn fish soup.

raria"ir ~, :" t'n1 ,ao.ars tbat sho h nile 1t
t"e eeso ., eF sne eeure to pa psouso tha
iayor, Thus It WINS lint sho selected tho salsnl
,eot for for lcoture.
Fos @ sa1 Of as VIII, a,s oao t"r n'i ,es.s
oaa, .t.,, .t.,.,,.. -. n,..t,r =. .ottor
81 .aaa oa o
Drowned aaa .ab!ospooa.u! Of flour .. saa seyer M
pepper Facc ~ ~ ''1 U. , ..u1ap urs, ,sh,n% u
Lot y cook SLOWLY an.'' q1e . .enaaF, ~h,o nsa
Of wine can bo n,,aeti.''
whllo sha sa,,n, of ,,uck vo, s,m,ner,po in tho
copuor saucepan, from which most deiIshtfu!
with the exposition Of tho process Of
., MAk,Su ~. nXoSEss a ,ul ~ ,ha not,o.t
Of tho English p'u,n-put'ilnxs, but II preferrod
to tn tho Il for,nula @ aeout to be esplainod. Il Is
Of tho lecture. Tho iurso putting should boil
half.pound Of ohoppod suct. ono half-pound ut
rIss one huff ct stsIs nf 6Feaa noks
tcso ar to b. ni1ed T,'h ,nc S g'ns
thS pt.sposs loy I'm + " yoo ,,,s!a.1 wasn att
Ito p,dS'ns ;ca sss shs :esale.s rssins vi
snva = gootI dealot trouble, but great mIny
tursants ] H il yotl Wish Instead of ralsus, taking
euro tu wash tiotn ns c,.rrntts arc nore care!es.
y rt sessa ssan F's ad stones anu 0'' OF dirt
"uo you use my baking .powder2'
"lt ls not liuoessary:
"po yo over use otro9 9 - e.; the ,1 fs1's ran y,
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Xk4A

OAck AnlE UNTO THE Uitk-4CH.
Tha next ballot brought cut - Republican
rotes. MofFts. Parish. aud Wright Of Aoons. hsy.
inS come In during The interim. AMunx the ah.
, 1881-04-29

scuntor MerrItts bill compelling Insurance
WIZ read u third tlIu0 aad discussed ut. great
leUgth., No now points wero deye!ope'l, bow;
until tha u!r WIS fnirly Bnrcharaed with figures
but It was Il bud dAy for bills anyway, and this
uno wrsIt up tho spout by vote OF yeas III,
nufA 81. fDtOFBs
, 1881-04-29

no mass of examinations n,Rdo at this tlnig ~
II todchcrn 10 fnvor their own scholars wntill cut
my tlKuro IN tho cnso. anu 10 , would Ike worry
i ss & &C. s wis o spo2intenacn s mud
prIncipais on thoir n,o..'v u reo that they sent
Mr. English snld Tint tho now systcm was cal-
,ii,ated 10 give the Principals too much pownr
Tiere was tnlk Of fasorltfsm. and this would
lii. t,irsa,, said that II shers were any such
hst ~ tms ~ na auoas
bB adopted. Carried.
sAr.AIt1:s.
On motion, tho Doari wont into Committee Of
tho Whnlo oI consideration * tho report OF tho
III liz I'oat1i u EHeaif1n ef Tie Citg ot chi
-OHNrLrMEN: Ynur Committee on BalArlus
flIy % cons[deraJ sbe qaesttor Of sal ario. u sho
s%s ssi !s s ss sssss s ;s s @ S@ss fs
jan. j, issi, to.wit: '
Superintendent Of Schools. :........ ......faM
Assstunt Superintendent os Schools. aO00
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
EpccfRl teacher OF nuSto+ o+.,.,,.,,...,.,, $f10
Hpoo!ai teacher oi German. i,5N
HpaoIal teuuh0r Ut drawing. .............. 1,6o0
1t1t1tf SCHOOLS.
Threo Principals, each. ch................."...&A2 .&A200
.
TWu assistants, 0aoh.. ....... 400
Two asatstlnts, oach., ,......s.......+........ 1Q
Twelve nss!stants. caoh.. 1sl9
5l3 h6St9IHnts+ GMGns s..ssts.s mn
GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
fsrincfpnls:
First group-con.lstinx y the Armour strcet,
poasias, Frankiln. Fsstcr, Havof, iIa,es, Moi.
Tsss sasSy 2aksy 2fsSs
washington, and VOLS suhools. tl,b00 for the
ilrst ycar Of sutvlce in SCHOOLS ct this gradcs
Tor tho third and subsequent yonrs Of scrvieo.,
sccond gro1n-Consfsting Of tho a Misurr. Nok-
a sesoois ot f shs grads: and ,1 tor tho second
a,ld subsequent years Of seryioo. 80
nas Ts 81 ss'qs mon
Strrct. Walsh Street, Ward, a1,d Wentworth
a sasass Ss s 4s 19s 80 a s; # os sso
Fss!ta xsSsPsas:;i!as gS @ taa Il, 6r!ehtoa; +
Btreot, Huron Street, Lawnlalc. Lincoln stEset,
Oak streot, Paarsol, Street Third Ayenue: West
sas snee Ss 5 gas &c tsS ysap a g
seson sss u iq's and subsoaaent u @ years d soryes.
NortS Eiark stroei. East Kinzio streot, Wet
Lake Street, aud Warren Avenue Schools, $500
p0f 1"'''n' d,,tstau.x;
ilcad assistants, each.... ....-............$S50
It, Primary Grades:
For frst year OF sorvec, oauh.: 500
Fur SECOND ycar ut servico, cAch.. 400
For thfrl yenr ot sorvlGe. oaoh:. -.
For fourth yclr Ut service, elch.
For nth year Of .oryloo. oach. .......: esd
NssIssnts a IL aranaf arc;, ind assstans
having charge of tho first division In schools
sraio pupils q receive *5o per annam more
than tha aboyo rates: -,. .,-
, 1881-04-29

THOSfAa brennan,
A. c. BAHrLkTr,
!, N. STILES,
Committee on Hn!af!c&
THE HEPOnT WA8 ADOPTED
by tho Committce iown 10 tho end Of the NTH
group, the only change f,oinx the substitution of
{2,lO1 instaad Ut $!.a00 recommended for tho
Principals OF the thrce High Schools.
The CDinnttvn then roap and reported prog.
ross. nftcr which tho Board adjourned until
next TuUad&y evening.
, 1881-04-29

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DEATHS.

At Kcarneysville, on Saturday last,
April 30, 1881, DANIEL, son of DIR.
ID. w. and Clara Border, aged about !
months.
On the 23d un., near MartinSburg,
Mr.. LUDWIG IlESSE, aged 30 years,
IL months and II days.
In this town, on Thursday afternoon,
the 2Sth of April, DAISY MAY, sec
ond daughter of Mr.. l.. +. and Mary +
Etchison, aged IA years. Her remains
were taken TO Washington for inter
ment.
At his residence near his town, on
Sunday Last, the lst of May, Of Con
sumption, Mr.. GEORGE BARRETT,
aged about % years. =.
In Washington City, April 81, 1881,
i. w, daughter of Carrie w. aud DIR.
VIM. V. Marmion, aged days.
Near Middletown, Frederick county,
Va, on Tuesday, April 26, 1881, Of
scarlet fever, ARCHIE HUNTS
BERRY McCARRELL, son of Mrs.
Annie T. and the late Archie McCarrell,
Jr., OF Charlestown, aged 3 years and 2
months.
In Mar,insburg, ApriF2l, l88l, Mr..
JOSEPH ISANOGLE, in the 30th
year of his age.
On Sunday morning, April "a, 1881,
Miss JANE NJ AMMAN. The lie
ceased was a native of Winchester,
where she was highly esteemed for her
Christian life and character.
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nlarria9fs.

In Charlestown, April IS, 1881, by
Rev A. G. Hopkins, DAVID +. VII
son to Miss SALLlE McH NRl
ASlIBY-both OF this county.
At the brides residence, "Walnut
Grove this county, April 26, 1881, by
Rev. a. G. Hopkins, Mr.. RICHARD
HENDERSON, and Miss BETTE
BEALL, daughter of the late George
b. Beall-all OF this county.
On April 81, 1881, by Rev. J. w.
Shoaff, HARRY DUGSDALE
GOULD, of Maryland, to Miss KATE
WARNE, daughter Of L. l.. Dorsey,
Esq, of Winchester.
IN the NJ. Y. Church, Martinsburg,
April &c, by the Rev. NJ. +. Is. Rice,
Mr.. DAVID a. T. WESTALL to
Miss FANNIE +. BEALL, both Of
that city.
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THE NoRFoLK AND WESTERN REoR-
GANIzATIoN.-The Norfolk and Western
was reorganized by the stockholders at
Norfolk, on Tuesday las:, when Mr..
Clareuce II. Clark, of Philadelphia,
paid the master appointed by the
United States Circuit Court the full bal
ancc due CD the SS,6O5,OO0 with which
he bought the Atlantic Mississippi and
Ohio. The estate" as said to be agreed
upon for the new management is as fol
lows President, George f. Tyler, one
of the new Reading directors; first vice
president, f. J. Kimball, president of
the Shenandoah Valley road; second
vice president and general manager,
Henry Fink; treasurer, VIM. G. Mac
dowell, general agent OF the Shenan-
doah Valley; secretary, G. r. w.
Armes; auditor, E. +. Portock; direc-
tors, George +. Tyler, Clarence III.
Clarke, F. J. Kimbal! and L. a. Rol.
Inns, Philadelphia; G. G. Baldwin, G. c.
Clark, Robert Is. Mintnrn, II. Victor
Newcomb, w. B. lsham and c. d.
Wood, New York; U. L. Boyce,
Bonneville, Va; J. .. Whitehead, Nor
folk, Va. Both the Clarks and Messrs.
Newcomb and BALDWIN represent the
Louisville and Nashville interest, and
Messrs Clark, Kimball and Boyco rep
resent the Shenandoah Valley.
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THE undersigned VIM. I. Lcmcn his
L searched the Easter markets over with
great care and patience i'm order TO offer to
the trade of this section first elias, Goods
in great variety III FABULOUSLi Low
PRICES.
The exhibition has now opened al his
store room one door West III the Drug
House of Baker Il McMurran. There you
can see. speaking in general terms. any.
thing from the ineSt Cambria Ne,rlr up
loan Aulman ~ Taylor Thrrshing NJ.
chine, or ii hot in stock can be secured for
you.
Walk up Ia the Carpe, Room over nv
store and you will SEE the finest ard lgl-
lest line OF Carpets, oil Cloths, Stair anl
floor Mattings, Plain and Figured, Rug,
Looking Glasses and such like thng,.
You will see, Rag, Hemp, Wool and Cot
ton, all Wool 3 Ply, Ingram and Tapestry,
Brussels Carpet, nj such low prices q, To-
aStoni>h You. Linen and Paper Blinds
with common or patent fixtures; Holland
for Blinds, Oil Cloth from II cts. up, FROM
ID To , ydS. wide.
The Shoe Department Is still special
ty. We have IL No. Mems shoe tor Sl.2j,
the best We have ever offered. Every
thing from the baby shoes, spring heels,
laced and buttOned up tn the dine French
Kid and Pebble Goat Ladies Shoes.
MANY Novelties Ia the Notion and Dry
Good department. These goods We offer
YOU at about I'D per cent oil.
Groceries, Hardware, Wooden and vii
low ware you'll find IL mn advantage b.
buy from me, think.
take this method To- thank my friends
for their past Kind patronage and solicita
continuance of the same tor tn" future,
with the assurance OF acting justly and
honestly and with impartiality TO all.
Yours, &C.,
WIN. T.. LEMEN.
Nav = ISL n
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Fashionable Millinerv

SPRING and summer Stylesin Boupa,,
- Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons ~,
ms, sc. Trimmed goods always re,d sI y
Mourning and COlOrs. keep MN ~
posted in all the latest designs of trimS,S;ecl ser
and making bonnets and hats. THANH
for past patronage would be pleased a;,,
a continuance Of same. Win
NJ. L. HERRINGTOy
First door West Of Episcopal Church
May, 1881. :.
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The following officers of the l. o. G.

The following officers of the l. o. G.
T. were installed on Monday night last,
for the ensuing quarter:
J. w. Kearney, w. G. T.
J. w. kidwell, w. V. T.
D. L. Rentch, W. r. S.
III. l.. Hout, w. F. S.
S. ID. Barnhart, w. T.
J. d. Staley, w. G.
". p. Licklider, w. NJ.
j. d. Rentch, w. l. G.
N. Walters, w. o. G.
w. r. Hill, w. r. Ii. S.
c. A. Show, w. l.. H. S.
J. Il. Miller, W. a. S.
G. J. Hill, w. d. N.
j. Q. Fleming, L. d.
Lodge meets every Monday night at
g o'r1u.E
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Luray. Nav 4lf, 1881. President.


E8n TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAIL
RoAD-CoNrRACfs AWARDED FOR TUE
EXTENSION. -President Frederick j.
Kinball, of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company, has let contracts for
the construction Of sixty Ave miles OF the
linety five mile extension southwark
from Waynesooro' to the Norfolk and
Western. The contractors will begin
at the ends and work toward the mid
die. The parts covered by the new
contracts are from Waynesboro' forty
miles south, and from the Norfolk and
Western, at or near Roanoke station,
twenty-five miles north, Mills 81 Row
land, McMahon 81 Green, Griffith ~
Purcell, Fairfax & Ditfendal, Reynolds
q Angel, Newcomb 81 Goodloe, Best
81 Mutchler, Walton q Smith, Patrick
Cogan and John Rawlings are among
the contractors receiving awards. The
work is 10 be finished IN October. 1t
is quite possible that it will be all the
construction necessary for the main line
of the Shenandoah Valley road. Forty
miles from Waynesboro' the road can
strike the Richmond and Alleghany's
Lexington branch, and 10y trackage
arrangement with that company use lis
rails to its junction with the main line
at Balcony Falls, and from there follow
the main line of the Richmond and al
leghany up James River as far as it is
in the same line, which will bring IT
near to Buchanan. The contracts for
building north s'om the Norfolk and
Western cover all the ground necessary
TO meet the Richmond and Allegheny
at buchanan.
We learn that Messrs McGrann &
Stuart were awarded a contract for five
miles of the road in the neighbolhood
u Lexington,
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G9" The Supreme Court at Wheel
ing on Saturday the 23d ult., rendered
decisions as follows
In the case of Jacob A. Winkler VS..
Mary A. NVinkler's executor, from JEFF
ferson county, writ of error was allow
ed and no bond required
In the case of Leonard Sadler's ad-
Illustrator VS.. Andrew kennedy's adj
ministrator; from Jefferson county, an
appeal and supersedeas was allowed
with bond of $50.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ENrLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN,

ENTLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN,
PROPRIETOR.
R. P johnson, Peter Sahu, Frederick; James
Dow, II. Il. Reynolds, Philadelphia; Z. 8. Mil
Ter, Il. w. Blunt, Washington, ID. g., Samuel
Mutchler, Peter Best, New Jersey; 6. w. g.
Holman, j. K South, K Ii. Mallalieu, J. II.
Maynsdier, Baltimore; Jos N. Shew, Paper
Mills. Baltimore county, No, J. w. Cost, Ha-
gerstowp; q. e singise, Harrisburg; S. B. Reilly,
Harper's Ferry. G W. Groves & Lady, Martins
burg z. NJ. Davenport, S. V. r. X; A. NJ. Leod,
Delaware.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

THE RAILROAD STATIoE.-A petition
is being circulated around town to have
the railroad station removed from its
present location 10 the road leading
from Sharpsburg to Shepherdstown, at
a point on the land OF David Myers.
1t is also the object of the petition to
raise sufficient amount of money to
purchase an acre of land, aud have the
same conveyed to the S. V. r. r. Com
pany for the purpose Of a depot. Hon.
II. Kyd Douglass ard Rev. Henry Ed
wards, of Hsgcrsiown. head tie list with
a subscription OF s5 each.-ShGr2s6Hrg
Enterprise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

Bad blood always causes trouble. 1t
may be family fight or boils, pimples,
itch, letter, &c; but no matter, 'Dr.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher" is the cure
all April 23-4t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

THE Policy HorDERs.-We stated
last week that policies amounting to
100000 had been taken ont in the
Southern Pennsylvania Mutual Relief
Association" of Hanover, Pa, and the
"Mahoney Life Insurance Company"
OF Selnsgrove, Pennsylvania, on the
life of Mrs. Sarah Wise, who died at
Bolivar, in this valley, on the evening
of the 10Th of April, in the Slst year of
her age. The following is list of the
persons who hold these policies and the
amount OF each:
In the Hanover GOWN. P. Wise,
$1,000; Luther NJ. Wise, $4,000; Capt.
Horatio little, $4,000; Henry Wise,
$4,000; Jacob Haupt, $4,000.
In the Mahoney Co.-Robert S. De-
lander, $4,000; Daniel Koogle, $4,000;
Jacob V. Cunningham one of $1,000
and one of $4,000; Joseph L. Huffer,
S5,OOO.-Mddietown, Nd, Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

bGg" At the special term Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Berkeley last week, the
sheriff was directed to purchase such
tools as may be needed to pound stone
and to employ all prisoners in Jail, SEN
fenced to hard labor, at work on some
public road leading into Martinsburg,
or upon some public building and
and when not engaged, to keep them
at work in breaking stones in Jail yard
or in vacant 10: adjoining the Jail. The
Court also directed that the tax upon
dogs should first be applied to paying
a reasonable compensation for the as
sessment and TO the Clerk for his
services; and the residue, or so much as
may be necessary, to remunerate the
owners Of sheep for losses sustained by
dogs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
LADIES & GENTS

7 HAVE just opened full line Of Ro,,,
l and Shoes, for SprIYg and SUMNER
Slippers from 20 cts. up, an extra ,, ,.,l
supply fresh from the Eastern cities 1s
dies and Children's Shoes of eyer la -
scription. Men and Boys Shoes, fine ."i
coarse, from sl.l6 up. Call and eyami MAUI
goods and prices. Satisfaction rnsr.,
iced. Thanks for past fayors.
j. ). FLEhlING
May I, 1881. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
CHURCH DIRECTORY

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
No Pastor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

REV. d. NJ. MoSER, PAsToR.
Communion services at UnioDville,
Sunday at 1880 a. NJ. Preparatory
services to-day, Saturday, at , 7. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. w. G.. EGGLEsroN. PASTOR.
Shepherdstow ii a. NJ, and 7:45 T..
NJ. Liberty Grove, 3 Z. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PI(ESD IENIiN OIIU INOII.
Rev. j. \. ARMSTRONG, PASTOR.
Preaching in Shepherdstown at 1880
4. VI.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening,
: Il. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev. J. &. BOWMAN, PASTOR.
Absent, attending Chassis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

ASBURY NJ. Z. CHURCH, COLD.
REV. II. II. ELBERT, PASTOR.
Services tomorrow in Shepherdstown
at IL A. NJ. and 7l-2P. Nj. Sacrament
lst Sunday in each month until further
notice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-05-07

Lodge meets every Menday night a
s O'clock.