Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-04-30
Editorial iSrcViiicS.

WHICH really assumed Il dIstIessIhS
phase; | was recommended to try DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, after other rene
dies had failed. The effect was most
happy and speedy, causing an entire
cure. +. Albrecht, PAL 5. Sharp ST.
Baltimore.
Most people seem 10 think that ad-
vice like physic must be disagrceab!e to
do good. Now we advise our readers
to keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup handy;
this advice is good aud the remedy
agreeable.
The growing wheat in Loudoun
county is very short for tbs season, but
The recent sunshine has given it start,
and it begins to present an encourag-
ing appearance.
Judge c. L. Bradley, of Providence,
X. l., has accepted the invitation OF the
Joint committee, and will address the
literary societies Of the University Of
Virginia June 30
John d. White, an old citizen of
Stanton, Va, was run over and killed
by train last week on the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railroad, near Rohceyerte,
W. Va.
Mr.. J. II. c. Beverly, of Essex coun-
". was married last week to Miss Re
Cecca a. DuIany, daughter of Mr.. Hen
ny q. Dulany, Of Loudoun county.
The widow OF the late Col. John j.
Baldwin, OF Stanton, Va, is engaged
upon the compilation ola biography OF
her distinguished husband.
Hugh &. Guthrie, Of Barter Rock,
Augusta county, Va, very proml-
neut, wealthy and influential citizen,
died at his residence Oh Sunday week,
in tn eighty-sixth year of his age.
DR.. Stuart Robinson has felt com
PEELED by the state of his health TO re
SIGN the pastoral charge Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church of Louisville, BY,
of which he has been pastor for more
than twenty years.
The trial of Thomas De Jarnstte, at
Danyille, Va, for the murder OF his sis
ter, was concluded at noon last Tues
day. The jury, after retirement OF
twenty minutes, brought in verdict Of
not guilty, because of insanity at the
time he committed the act.
Olway Mccormick died at his resi-
dence near White Post on the 7lh in
slant. in tho seth year of his age.
J. Marshall Denny has bought, at
929 per acre. 1913 acres of land, without
improvements, near White Post depot
on the S. V. II. Il.
Col. John W. Forney, Of Philadel-
phia, has just received letters from two
gentlemen in England, the first OF
whom writes to say that he believes he
has found Charlie Ross, while the sec
ond, who is we'll known 10 Col. Forney,
vouches for the reliability of the writer,
aud joins in the expression of the belief
that the lost son OF Christian Is. Ross
has been found in England.
Gen. Joseph Lane died at his home
in Roseburg, Oregon, last "Wednesday,
aged 70 years.
Seth NJ. Timberlake, of Frederick
county, has bought the house and lot
of Robert S. McCanley, at the double
toll gate on the Winchester and Front
Royal turnpike, two miles west OF
White Post. Price 500. Mr. Tim
berlake has moved to his new property.
Frederick county has lost and Clarke
gained a good citizen.
Gen. i. Is. Tyler, postmaster at Bal
timoIe, and recently convicted OF indie
cent assault upon young lady clerk in
his Office, has resigned his position, and
President Garfield has nominated Col.
Harrison Audreon, formerly U. S. pen.
sion agent in Baltimore, in his stead.
Rev. j. H. c. Dosh, formerly of
Woodstock, Va, brother of Rev. Il.
w. Dosh, d. ID. Of Roanoke College
died last Saturday morning, at his resi-.
dence, Arlington, Baltimore county,
aged sixty years. He was prominent
divine in the NJ. 4. Church.
The death of Judge NJ. J. Ferguson,
at Louisa Courthouse, Ky, occurred
lost Thursday. He was colonel in the
seventeenth Virginia Confederate regi-
ment, and distinguished himself at Get
tysburg.
.Fiye colOred men are now serving as
jurors at the present term OF the Ale
gany County, Nd, Court. Two of
~. 49,. 80, ,lo ,,ror1 ;rr,, Ap1,,
Banks and J. a. IIoward-the other
three, Sniyely, Robinson and Martin,
being on the petit jury.
Mr.. James q. Sumner, whose mar
riage TO the daughter Of Mayor Fox, Of
Cambridge, Mass, was celebrated in
brilliant style only eight weeks ago
suicide Friday night by
his brains out. lie had sui
fcred some reverscs in business. Mr..
Sumner was q cousin Of Charles Sum.
her.
There is a rumor hcreabouts, says
the Middletown J'a!iey Register, that
the Is. s.. O. Railroad Company has
had an engineer prospecting the noun
tain peaks at the High Knob and the |
on the Keller and Lighter /.
south of the turnpike, on lla !
rans mountain, with view Of eslab-
fishing a summe. resort that will rival /
Penmar on the Western Maryland !
Railroad.
Rev. William Kean, pastor of the ,
Catholic Church of the Immaculate
Conception, at Jenkintowu, Pa, died I
Saturday, at ct. Joscph's Hospital,
Philadelphia, in the 10th year Of his /