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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19
NOTICE.

BY request of the City Council all resi-
dents Of Shepherds,own sre earnestly and
urgently recommended TO lime and dIsin.
feet cellars, out-houses and hog-pens, and
to remove from the alleys, payemenis aud
cutters adjoining their premises sill weed,
and decaying vegetables. From the fscI
that our people are enjoying the blessing
OF good health Is no apology Tor careless.
ness and supposed security FROM disease.
Let every housekeeper be vigilant In .sv-
cry sanitary precaution, contiding Ia tho
maxims, that cleanliness is next to Godll.
ness, and an ounce OF preventive Is more
desirable than n pound of medicine. Nav
each OF US act promptly, wisely aud cir.
cumspectly, with the hope of continued
health, and should sickness afllict us We
will have the sweet comfort 10 believe
that no local pest was the cause.
b. +. HARRISON, Mayor.
Aug 10 II
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sbepberostuwn Register.
A SPLIT.

The Democratic Congressional Con-
yention of this the Second West Vir-
g;nis district, which met at Keyser on
Friday OF last week was not harmoni.
Gus body. From the moment the Con-
vention was called TO order until the
end there was intense feeling aud ex-
element on both sides. After Q session
of two days the convention split in two.
The rival candidates were Judge Hoge,
the sitting member, and Daniel b. Lu-
cas-, aud their supporters met in separate
conventions, each making apomination.
Strenuous efforts were made by the cool
Ct heads TO get the two bodies together
again, butthey did not prevail, and both
parties lett for their homes. This con-
gressional district gave to Hancock Isl
94S votes, and TO Garfield 1871 so that
if Messrs. Ioge and Lucas both remain
AN the field as dem ocratic candidates the
republicans will probably cleo, their
man 1t is q pity that the differences as
TO candidates cannot be compromised
by the convention having in charge the
settlement.
Mr. Lucas in his usual Spiri: OF mag
nanimity, we learn, made proposition
10 withdraw from the convention, pro-
vided Judge Hoge would do the same,
and another candidate be taken up, but
this Judge Hoges friends refused to
entertain. The delegates present from
this place inform us that Mr.. Lucas
unquestionably had q majority of the
delegate votes, but by the manipulation
of the committee (who had no authori-
IVY his vote was scaled to aless number,
hence the split. We learn that Mr.
Lucas has made his appointments tor
speaking, and will enter at once upon
canyassing the district with view OF
his undoubted election.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

eS HANDSOME HoRsE.-Dr. A. S.
Reynolds, of this town, arrived home
here last week with his beautiful steel
grey Percheron Norman Stallion,
SFairlight." recently purchased of Mr..
Durham, of Wayne, Illinois. This
horse was foalded in 1878, and imported
by Mr.. D., in 1882. He is by import
ed "Romulus," winner of the "Grand
Prize" of France at the Paris Exposi,
ton. This horse is at the stable OF the
Dr., in this place, and can be seen at
any time by all who desire. He is a
magnificent horse, the finest We have
ever seen in this section. He cost, we
understand, about $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19
NOTICE.

The ladies connected with Methodist
Episcopal Church South, will hold q
Dairymaid's reception, on the College
grounds, this Friday aud Saturday
nights, August 18th and 18th, for the
benefit OF the Parsonage. They will
furnish lunch, ice cream, lemonade. dc,
at reasonable rates. All are invited TO
come and spend pleasant evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

70 The farmers have had pretty good
luck this year. Or rather their industry
has been rewarded thus far with good
crops, aud the future promises fair. Some
who labor in other fields have not been so
fortunate. However, the good fortune Of
the farmer is n sure promise of prosperity
to those whom he feeds, and we may
reasonably expect 4 better condition Of af-
fairs for the great army of consumers
during the coming fall and winter. There
will be work for all and food for al, and
money for all.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

~ The board Of public works Of West
Virginia is engaged III assessing the vari-
o,,s railroads IN this State. The Baltimore
and Ohio, by Third Vice President SpeE-
Ger, returns q total valuation Of $685.
10 80 Of the company's property, money,
credits and investments in West Virginia,
divided among eleven counties. The re-
Susp Or the Hempheld road 10 made by W /.
y. Uams, treasurer, 1t $74 100. all In
ono county. The Parkersbnrg Branch
2silroSe Company return IL also made by
Third Vice President Spencer and placed
q u, Ia, 63s, divided among i've counties.
VIM. il. uams, as treasurer Of the Win
eheseeY aud Potomac Railroad Company,
yoYosw valuation OF ss4 900, all Of which
IL In Jefferson county.
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FOR LEGISLATURE.
CAPT LEE MOLER-

Mr.. little Please give room for Rattle
snake Run In your columns. We think
It Il time now 10 bring out such men as
will represent those who send them; one
who we can rely on, one who cannot he
led By every little within that rises in said
House, one who has superior qualifications
for the position. There is no man presents
as strong claims 10 the interest Of our
county RS Lee Henry Molcr. 1t is useless
10 add or multiply words In regard 10 lis
Democracy, no is true to his country, lac
Is true to his State, yes, true TO the inter-
eat Of said county. Weregard Mr. NJ. as
one VI the allest men OF our county To FIJI
that position. y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

y A NEW CURg.-There is at present
going the rounds of the press a sugges-
ton that, though simple, seems to have
the endorsement of many as having been
effective as a cure for various ailments.
The remedial agent is drinking hot water
by the tumblerful, in the morning after
rising. tits claimed that this will relieve
dyspepsia troubles, that il tones the stou-
ach and relieves the system of impurities.
The local editor of the New York Dis
patch says he has tried the hot water cure
for sick headache, for upwards OF three
months, and he has not had an attack Of
the disease since, although before its use
he was afflicted with the sick hcadache
almost weekly. He 10 now firm believ-
er in the hot water cure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19
FOR The LEGISLATUK RE.

DUFFIELDs, ". Va. July 2,lh, 1882.
Mr. Zlttlc-At the solicitation Of his
many friends who have the fullest coufi-
dsnce in his integrity and ability to I'LL the
Office, VIM. 4. Daniels has consented 10
become candidate for the legislature,
subject 10 the nomination Of the Demo
cratic Conservative party, and will be
supported by MAN VOTERS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

Four painters, Jacob Welt, John Whit
ers, Edward Murray and II. R. Lampe,
whilst engaged Friday morning last in
preparing the ceiling of the Methodist
Episcopal church in Frederick, Md, for
frescoing, narrowly escaped death or seri-
ous injury by being precipitated from q
Iampe fortunately 1e3 landing In the gallery.
feet to the floor below. Welt, IL = feared,
sustained internal injuries.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

n SrEcrAcLxs.-We are using pair
Of Boyd's improved eye glasses they Gre
ate n soft and mild sensation to the eye;
they do not tire the eye as common glasses
do; they are Of SOFT and distinct views.
They are In handsome nickls frames
which retain their polish. We secured
them from B. F. Harrison for one dollar
and fifey cents, including a handsome
case. Those desiring u good and reliable
pal. Of spectacles Or eye glasses can see
sample by calling on him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

sg- CURIOUS FAcrs.-Virginia pays
into the U. 5. Treasury twice as much
revenue as the whole six n. E. States.
California. Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, North
Carolina, New Jersey, New York, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, Wis
consin and Massachusetts, paid into the
L. 5. Treasury last year $l2O,oO7 ,649,
while all the rest Of the States only paid
revenue to the amount of $50, OOO, OOO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19
rsrr.M FLouRrNo Mn1s.-The Roam

HSrrAM FIGURING MnLs.-The Roam
oke, Va, Review, OF Saturday last con-
tains the following paragraph which has
reference to John II. Duke & Co., Of this
towu--An agent representing Mcssrs.
John Ii. Duke Sc Co., was here recently
prospecting for suitable site upon which
to locate large steam Touring mills. His
visit led to correspondence with several
laud owners and which resulted In their
purchasing site on Salem avenue from
MIR. F. Rorer. They will build immediate
ly and endeavor to get their machinery
and put it In operation at the earliest pos
sible time. This will be another valuable
accession to the business prosperity Of
Roanoke.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

ROBBED on TnAIy.-Thursdsy night
last Mrs. NJ. N. Green, wife of President
Green, of the Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo Railroad, in Ohio, got on the
Chesapeake and Ohio train at White Sui
phur for Old Point. She secured berth
in the Pullman sleeper, and before rctir-
ing took off her diamonds, consisting Of
earrings, cluster ring and solitaire
ring, and put them in her satchel, which
she placed in her berth. The next morn
ing, after arranging her toilet, she opened
her satchel to get her diamonds, when she
discovered that the case containing the
diamonds had been taken out some time
during the night. She Immediately made
known her loss, and when the train
reached Newport News certain parties
who were suspected were searched, but
nothing was found. 1t is thought that
the guilty parties got on The train be-
tween Stanton ana Richmond.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19
D@- HURRAH FOR SHEPHIRDsTowN.

AT the democratic county convention,
held at Palmyra, Mo-, on Thursday OF
last week, Hon. J. Q. A. Metcalf, at
present Mayor of Palmyra, received the
nomination for Presiding Judge of Ma
rion county. Hurah for Judge Met
oalf-he is a native of old Shepherds,
town. At the same convention MIR. K.
D. Brewington, Gather OF Mrs. Benton
Kooutz, now visiting Mr.. VIM. I. Nc.
Quilkin near this towD) was nominated
by reclamation, for District Judge.
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Kettles 4! Kettles 7.

QRASS, Copper aud Porcelain Lined
ID Kettles; Pickle and Kraut Tubs; Ap-
pie and Peach Parers, cheapa,
MCKEE BROTHERS.
Near the Market House.
Hagerstown, Nd.
Aupyst 10 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

Judge VIM. Scbley, OF New York.
formerly of Savannah, Ga, and Judvs
VIM. NJ. Levy, Of Louisiana, died n
Saratoga, Monday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19
THE GREAT
FERTILIZER!

ton. ~ reasonable ulsCOuIl LOT Chtb' wv
lbs. Of bone guaranteed In every ton. We
wish you 10 read the certificates Of few
Of our well known farmers OF this neigh
borhood who have used IL.
Our Agents for Jefferson couniy are
Towner Schley and ex-Sherin Baker.
FRAZIER & BISHOP.
Martipeburr, June ISsa-henp. Ynrsf
Bishop-Gsn tlsiDen :-Hsving used the higoo'
ppiced fertilizers for some years past. mu't wv
iy eopf,ss have as good result this year non
Your s27.00 Phosphate ] sowed tors OF Jou
goods last fall siong by the s,ds OF u; ps"
Ram.bure & Niller'r plsut food which cosn "
wards of 1900 per top, have seen no dina-
ence In the whsst. This sZ7.oe Phosphate COZ.
tsins l0O0lts. al hone, gu.Tspteec. Is.e 10 -.
PbophsIe ut s27 90 10 preferences 10 tigb~
priced goods when IL does equally - gooo'
PkEsLEY MARMADUSL
June 1ss2-Nss.r. FrszIer n BIshop-G-ns
--Tbe Fertilizer you furnished me last hh -
given sslislsciiop. Ibzve no hesltahty mn
inst 81 10 decidedly the best FeTtirrsf ~,
ever applied md bs- given rDe bstier pfoDs -
the In, estment than any other hef.so,o e.s.,
on my lzBd 10 fac. tals n the only Ysn.s
ever l.ed by me that thiuk has Jis'dss So
pront on the ontlsy. Respectfully a.,u-
N.nr. Frazier Il Bsbop-ssntlsnss
have used yocr Fertilizer last ssason ano ar.
IL 70 be one Of The b~sI 10 tbs market sne
peel Y 70 use ~ = .s''o -" G D. 9. xeiyrlRE
Narslnsbury, Inne iss9-Nesu. Inss -
Birhoo-Gsnilsmsn - II sforos me al
recommend your Fertilizer. sosto y eI..ehs1
and can truly cay believe Is The 80 - ,ea
have ever used Il cosu me bot W ,sos-
whilst IL has done - veil n not essef ia
pilates that ccss pssslS - noea ss'
Il 80 much lshaii uss Is se.,r .a q ossouay.
Respectfully, 5ACVD
June 1852 -Nessrs. Fr.Isr q bzeo2nss y
men Your FerttjiI<r ] have 1880 asa
rsnre.ep,sd vbjch bas eiysp ne ssii. 49,
prsyep 70 be 10 every respect - GOO - II
oriced brards. IKE g. % uoch 49,
sgan- Respectfully ~. arcars1IxE
u.,t,,socrg-NssssS Frazier d bltop-,,ssss
,,rmrn We ussd fosf tons OF yooI sJs.ssre
iast txii With such result that is nvo ms
- 1902, mspd Il 70 tie farmers geo<rs1. ..,I,
Pnosrhats cost % bat e77.oo vim = - cees
sessIn - hikbef prSceA gooSs 49, 6ei 10
using for sopss yesrs past. ws.sSs, n 10
Ibs on OR ezra Eroord GEO; ve 800 49, vsil sod
Ss,srd 4Cesi = socse Of or fsynsn "" p,oe
i55 70 zoo Ibs. Of 90 90 pbospns'e oos ~ boos.
-. -. scid IN M 70 contain wv ics -
pnAs .. $1,000 it does. spd vs are 20
pie.sea .ith is thS - esgsess q q sRLyI.
? July :. jssA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

Congress has changed the postal mon
ey-order system. The highest order al
lowed under the new Law Is 500, at fee
Of 50 cauts. Orders Tor 90 q lees are
charged 3 cent?.
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Total


Amount of fines 10 date 1890
License 1000
Total s33. co
Erroneous assessment OF Jno. 4. Pootz
was ordered to be corrected.
Upon request of committee of tho
Shepherd Fire Company, the Council Or
dered the fire engine TO be repaired and
with all its equipments TO be turned over
to said company. They also ordered the
purchase of 200 feet Of new hose.
II was ordered that two bonds be taken
up with the first money collected, and the
Sergeant was instructed TO collect the
taxes for 1881 forthwith and settle with
the Finance committee before the next
meeting Of Council.
Ordered that Jos. II. Sands ,Supcrlnten-
dent S. V. Il. R., be Lotifed to have rail-
road crossing within the corporate limits
repaired.
Satisfactory to the street committee the
Mayor was instructed to request the citi-
Gems to Gu. the weeds on aud around their
premises. Adjourned until the second
Monday in September at J o'clock.
The practice OF going to Europe to tray
ell and rest costs the United States about
$l25 ,OUQ, VOO annually.
The Supreme Court Of Connecticut has
decided that women are eligible as attor-
neys which is another step In advance.
All that now remains for the women 20
accomplish is the securing of the ballot.
The startling proportions reached by
the river and harbor bill, and the pros
pect Of its continuing ~ grow yearly, has
caused revival of the talks about the
adoption CT law giving the President
power TO veto Objectionable sections Of an
appropriation bill without killing the
whole bill.
Metallic burial caskets will be sent TO
Russia to receive the remains Of Com
mander De Long and his unfortunate
companions. The frozen bodies will be
wrapped in felt and packed in cork-Gust
in the caskets, which will be permanently
sealed. The caskets will then be wrapped
in felt and packed in cork-dutt in boxes,
which will be covered with felt.
John W. Watson, ESQ, clerk Of the
Page County Court, died Monday MORN
ing about 6 o'clock rather suddenly. lie
was buried Tuesday with Masonic honors.
He was in his 9th year, and had been
clerk of Page county for about thirty-five
years. He was good citizen and an eff
cient officer. He was . local min'ster CT
the Xeshodist Church South.
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The Thirteenth Annual Fair
OF THE
Shen. Valley Agricultur-
al Society,

OCIOOtT lVIH, IIVU, I-VU U IotH' Too4'
MANY special features OF particular In
vi terest to the people Of the Valley Will
be presented. Large premiums IN every
department. Attractive Trials Of Speed.
Competitive Military Drill by Companies
of &c Virginia Regiment. Indian, from
Carlisle Barracks. Specially large Ola
play of Saddle Horses Ia competition for
valuable 800 Silver Cup and mohey
premium.
IL Every arrangement has been made
for the comfort sRd entertainment Of yl.-
tors.
tS- For premium lists, etc.. address The
Secretary at Winchester.
II. l.. d. LEWIS, Prest.
l.. g. Hollis, Secretary.
Aug. 10, 1892. 2m
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n. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. W. G.. EGGLEsros. PASTOR.
Unionyille 1910 A. n, bethesda 8 r. n.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
RKv. /. x. Mason, RECTOR.
Shepberdstown 10 2 a. ". and Bpm
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FRANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE.

The member for September abounds with
pleasant, editylng aud interesting readinF, and
is, as usual, proiusely illustrates. The editor,
Rev. Mr.. Ta!magc, has an admirable article eu-
titled "The horse and his Rider" finely Illus
trattd: and The Home Pulpit coDtsius one of hts
eloquent and characteristic sermons, e" hat are
our Departed Friends Doing Nosf" "Cslfor-
MIA Big Trees," THE Disciples OF Memo 81
N. n" viii be read with great interest. Marion
Hsrlsni continues her highly Interesting serial,
"a Good Fellow, and besides the other admira-
BILE sketch, "Weighed and Wanting" there are
short stories, sketches, essay, &C, by popular
writers; some very exceIleut poems, several OF
them beautifully illustrated; ard 8 large, inter-
esting al obstructive miscellany. There are also
Editorial Comments, Personal Notes ana Con-
meuts The Collection Basket. The Drift Of Re-
l2ious Comment, ETC.. ctr. The p'!ce = Only
Is cents o number, or 81 year, sent postpaid.
A specimen number will be sent on The receipt
of Is cents. addressed to FRANK LESLIE, Puo-
Usher, So, SIS and 81 Park Place, New York.
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PKrgRsoN's MAGAZINE, for September, opens
with charming stee.-:ngraying, from picture
in the last Paris Salem; which Is followed by a
beau itul double-size coloted steel fashion plate
and this By nearly nifty Too1-engravinas lnclud-
ing q cDlored pattern for Tidy Ga Java Can
vas" The stories OF the number more than
maintain the high merit OF this veli-known ard
popular monthly; one, by Mrs VI shefsy Pc
tere, The Ch.in OF Harris particularly good;
while Mrs. stephens Love IN Tangie" COWS
more and more absorbing. No other iady's.
book combines 50 many qualities, and hss such
sustained merit in every department; II is, en-
phsticaIly, &c the publisher CLAIMS, she cheap
.si and beat" The price /, but TWO poLLhRs
year, With very great deductions " clubs.
Specimens are sent, gratis, TO those really Wish
ing Il, get up clubs, Certainly, everybody ought
to take Lhis magazine Address. CRts. J. Pc
rERsoS 3Oo Cne.tuut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. a. ARMSTRONG, PAToR
Absent.
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday evening
] l-2 p II.
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FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH,
COLORED.
kEy. B. P. Fox. PAsrox
Preceding tomorrow At II and 7.
Nh. NEBo LODGE, NO. 81,

"A. X. d A ID.
Stated Comm unicariops LIST snd Ord
Mondays 10 each month.
is. FLEMING, ". A.
T. ". LATMeR, Sec'y.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Rev. ID. VI. MosER, PASTOR
ShepbsrdS;own 1880 4. N
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REFORMED CHURCH

Rev. J. &. BowNAs, PAsroI.
Shspherdsto~n 1880 4. n and 8 P
N. By Rev. J. 7. Rossiter.
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II. Z. CHURCH

II. 4. CHURCH.
REV. c. o. Cook. PASTOR.
Mt Wesley 1880 4. Il, Shepherds
town Bpm
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AsBURY M.E. CHURCH, COLD.

hEt. AbaAhsA AiifLS, = toaNe.
Sssrices tomorrow in Shepherdstown
aslI A. NJ. and 7l-2P. u. Sacrament
LIST Sunday in each month until further
notice.
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August 70
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-08-19

West with his parents and settled In Ogle Couu-
ty, Illinois.
The discovery OF q wonderful cave at Harper's
Ferry would indicate that the immense bills In
that locality were picked before they were ripe.
II recent reports prove true, 1t win he ripe day
for that ancient village when the tide OF curoei-
~ seekers turns toward the hole that has just
been unesrthed.
Tho Hagerstown Manufacturing Company
shipped, last week, three carloads of lumber 10
tl an order received from the shepherdstown
Manufacturing Company. This lumber will be
used In the erection Of the aew shops at this
place.
Rev, Reed, Of Alabama, has accepted the call
OF the vestry of st. Thomas Episcopal Church,
ut Hancock, Nd suC has entered upon the DIS
charge Of his dutiea-
Rev. D. NJ. Moser will preach At Newtown
School House, above Scrabble, on Sunday Alter
noou, Goth instant, at O'Clock.
The following Is list OF the officers elect of
Leetown Lodge No. A, /. o. G. T., Tor the en-
suirg auarter-W e T-William Small; W.T.
Molfie Wstsop; " SC 8. Watson; W Esq
T. Watson, W T-Jss. A. Hardee; w C-Joeeph
Wageley; w M-Jsues johnson; W IG-Ros-
ser Homer; W Geo. W. johnson; P w G
Tt. Z. johnson. Z. c. Watson was again rec
commended for Lodge Deputy. James Hsrdee
was elected Representative to the Grand Lodge,
and Nelson Roberts as Alternate.
Dr.. Thomas n. Opie. . native OF this County
and now eminen. In his profession In Baltimore,
with bis family Is sojournipg few miles from
Charlsstown at the residence OF Mrs. George W.
EichelSerger.
The Baltimore American says: "The Chesa-
peake and Ohio C1usl Presidency is said to rest
between Hon. Lewis G. Smith, OF Hagerstowp,
and Hattersley w. Taloott Of Rockville. Mr..
Smith, who 10 In Europe, was cabled for last
Saturday 70 return home ON the hrst steamer"
Il Il thought that the chances are 10 favor Of Mr.
Smith.
Avery edifying sermon was delivered In the
Lutheran church, sunday evening. By Rev. Lu-
Their L. Smith, OF Mijdlebrook, Va, son Of Mr..
Jacob Smith, Of this place. 10 says The Booos-
boro' Timea
Black ana white pepper CONES from The same
vine. The black b the berry pulled when green,
the white h tho ripe berry deprived OF tho outer
skin.
vsupos promises .. abundance Of sssighipG ios
IL coming vinsss.