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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-11-18
The Fast Train from Baltimore.

The winter schedule of the Baltimore
ami Ohio Railroad went into effect last
Sunday, and 4 fast train for the West now
leaves Baltimore at ; Il. m, by which the
Baltimore and Washington papers can DC
delivered along the line OF the road much
earlier than heretofore. No mail has been
put OIL the train yet, but it Is expected
that arrangements viii soon be- made by
which the mail will also be carried Oh this
train. We do not know whether the pco-
pie of Shepherdstown will derive any
benefit from this improvement or no;. II
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad would
carry the mail from Shenandoah Junction
on their morning train We would get it
about seven O'Clock, or more than seven
hours earlier than we do now.
Canal Business on the ClIc>-
apeake and Ohio Canal i very brisk at
present, all the boats being employed that
can be had, aud it il said there is enough
work for at least one hundred more canal
boats than are now running. Owing to 4
threatened strike among the boatmen
some time since the freights were adj
vauced, and the Goa! companies are now
paying from ninety SCENTS Ia Il dollar per
ton for carrying coal. Good hands a:e
rather scarce, consequently wages are
higher than they have been for long
time. Navigation will be kept open as
long as possible. as there is 50 much flic
on the canal that both the company and
the boatmen desire It's continuance. For
the week ending last Saturday lJ9 boats,
carrying nearly 10000 tons VI coal, left
Cumberland.
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brow ned

Drownrd.--it is with regret that we
chronicle the drowning Of Mr.. Oliver ii.
r. sherman. which occurred on Tuesday
last. Mr.. Sherman has been running
boat on the {. Il q. Canal tor some time
l,a.t. and on Tuesday morning. about SIN
miles above Hancock, Md, he was acct
dentally knocked from the c;,nal-hoat ana
drowned. The news WAS tclephoLed to
This place. Int we have been unable to
obtain any further information.
The deceased was very well known in
this vicinity. being son OF the late Adam
sherman, and he WAS at one time possessed
of very large estate, including several
valuable farms near ShephcPdStown. lie
had lost all his estate. however, through
unfortunate business transactions ana by
becoming security for every one who APP
plicd 10 him. lie was kind-hearted and
reurrous man, his greatest fault being lis
inability 10 refuse the too numerous APP
meals made to bin for aid. His age was
about sixty years.
TIE remains Of Mr.. Sherman were
thought here on Thursday, and buried in
Elmwoud Cemetery. The funeral services
look place in the VI. +. Church SOnth.
Meeting OfCon icrcncc.-Ehc Mid
die Conference OF the Maryland Synod
will hold lis scmi-annual meeting in the
Lutheran Church ut lIarpcr's Ferry be-
ginning Monday evening, Novcmbe: 20.
This conference is composed OF the Luz
1heran ministers living in Carroll and
Frederick Counties, Md, all of whom are
expected To be present at this meeting.
The opening sermon will be preached on
Monday evening at 100 o'clock by the
president, Rev. :. q. Finklc, of Tawney-
TOWN. Md. Conference will be In session
three DAYS, during which time many in
teres,ing topics will be discussed. The
public are cordially invited to attend the
morning, noon and night meetings Of this
conference. There will be special
service for the children of IIarper's Ferry
"Wednesday night. whel. the Rev. Harry
Kuhus. of Westminster. Rev. ID. NJ. La
Mott, of Woodsboro, will happily interest
them.
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Wonderful Vitality.

4 man named Dan%rrticld, in Madison
County, Indiana. WA, recently caught on
a circular SAW, which WAS making four
hundred revolutions per minute, ana
which threw him twenty feet in the air
lis whole breast WAS torn open, exposing
his heart. liver and left lung. The pull
Stations of his heart could be plainly seen,
anG when 80 was given drink OF water
the fluid could be seen descending 10 his
stomach. His left lung was %ashcd and
part of it torn out. His liver MAS nearly
all gone: three ribs were lorn from his
side aud thrown nearly across the mill.
When he was laid on thc bed he WAS
prorpcd up to keep his heart and lungs
from falling out. lie Wa, perfectly CON
s,ous, and lived from o'clock in the
morning till O'Clock in the evening. He
said that he wan;cd all OF his effects sent
to his sweetheart, in Charleston, West
Virginia. The ribs that bad been torn
from his body he wanted cleaned and
placed in trunk, with Il letter explain
Ing how he died, ;he trunk and the con-
tent, to be sent to the young lady. He
wanted the county fair managers TO he
paid twenty-five cents for ticket he had
got of them, and the same amount TO the
hotel proprietor whom he owed. When
tie doctor toll him he could not live he
said, "All right" and apoloEizcd to those
about him for the trouble lie had given
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Charles i. Smooth returned nome
from Kansas last week, where he has Occh
living FOR some months.
MeSsr,. J. W. b. Frazier and Thomas
Stonesicer. who have been engaged III
business at Milne>, have returned home
to stay.
Rev. j. II. Wolf, of RappahannocN,
Fauquier County, Va, son-in-law oil Mr.
David lIout, paid our town Il short VISIT
last week.
Mr.. Jacob Crow, who i engaged III
painting along the Shenandoah valley
Railroad. came home on = short visit 10
his family lasi Saturday.
Mr.. William RightStiue, of this place,
who has been employed in the ohcnan-
doah Valley Railroad depot III KIIert"i
for some time past, paid our town visit
the first of the week.
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ministerial Mceting.-A mcetin:

to arrange for the usual union Thanks
giving service will be held in the room OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
in Shepherd College on Monday. Novcm-
Der both, at 10 O'Clock Il. III. There Will
be no further notice given, and all the
ministers who favor the union service will
please be present without fail.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Governor Jackson has issued the fol-
lowing Thanksgiving Proclamation:
The year passing away has been rcpIete
with the blessings of health, peace and
prosperity. Industry III all it, branches
has rcaped itch reward, and the SOIL
has teemrd with abundant harvest. Our
S.atci> in an era of rapid development, our
mines and forests are yielding abundant
w of their riches To the uses of commerce,
and wealth and population are steadily
pouring into our borders.
Therefore, in grateful! recognition of
these bountir> of The Great Givcr OF Good,
and in compliance with the halloWed GUS
tom of the State, |, Jacob Il. Jackson,
Governor of the State of West Virginia,
designate Thursday. the 3Oth day OF No
yrmbcr. 1892, a. day of Thanksgiving
and Praise.
On that day let the citizens of the state
abstain from their usual avOCatlon>; Leu
them purify their hearts from passion,
envy and Observation-Disclosures, and fill them
with kindness, love and active bcncvo-
lcncc toward the sick and needy; then
assembling in their places Of public wor-
ships is well IL about their family affairs
and hearth-stonc>, let them pay homage
to God tor hi, manifold tokens OF his
favor
In testimony whereof, | have hercunto
sci NV hand and affixed the Less Seal of
the State, at Wheeling, this sixth day of
November, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and cighty-two;
and of the State the twentieth.
JACOB i. JACKSON.
b. the Governor;
W., NJ I,rE.n< Private Secretary.
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CESy,RCII DIRECTORY.
CHURCH.

Rev. l.. K. Mason. RECroI.
ShcpherdstOwn ii \. NJ. and : l.. NJ.
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Observation-Disclosures

Council Proceedings regular
meeting of the town council held on Mon
day night last there was present b. +.
Harrison, Mayor, John il. keeseckcr,
John ii. Duke, John Il. Ray, Joseph l..
Cookus, Jacob Wintermoyer, and j. W.
OSbourn.
The Street Committee was authorized
to act with the Lutheran Church author
tiles in building board walk from the
railroad crossing to said church.
Bills were ordered paid rs follows:
William J.. Arthur, $4l.3l Levi Ross, 30
cents; j. w. 81 III. l.. shy der, 81; Re-
formed Church, 81; 7, w. Hoffman,
$3.50: j. 4. Potts, $4.25; James Tenant,
$50; q. L. Hodges, $40.
The council received and accepted an
invitation from the Dramatic Society TO
attend the performance in body.
1t was ordered that the Street Commit
tee spend no more money than is abso-
lutely necessary during the next month.
1T was ordered that butchers doing bust
ness i'm the market house be allowed TO
make Il fire in the council room whenever
necessary by using their own coal. Adj
journed.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

REV. ID. VI. MosEE, PASroE.
Unionyille IL a. NJ. Shepherdstown
6. 30 =. VI
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NOT ICE.

DECISIONS in need Of Rcady-Mixcd Paints viii
i lind II 10 their advantage 10 call on BAKER
4 BlILMNER who are sole ngents for n. ".
Johns Celebrated Asbestos Paints
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TO tho Town CounciI.-we desire

10 call the attention Of our city fathers 10
the repairs needed on our streets, which
should be attended To by all means before
the cold weather sets In and makes 1t i'm
possible. At u meeting of the council on
Nondsy night last it was ordered that
"the Street Committee be authorized 10
spend rs small an amount rs possible on
the streets during the ensuing month.
We protest against this. There are 80
many places in this town where the streets
need Immediate attention that We VIII not
attempt To speak OF them all. and, besides,
the gentlemen OF the towii council Know
of them aud are as well acquainted with
their needs rs We are. There's one place.
however, that We consider disgrace Ia
our town, and that is the road 3nd pave
ucnt from the railroad dcpo; Walk To
Snvdrr's corner, IL is said that The cor
poratiou has no jurisdiction beyond the
alley, bu. some one is responsible for II,
and partial improvements have been made
:hcrc already, and We see no reason why
II tslullbl pC lhlbIlOA bP'S'NN''
rate Il pavement should be laid aud the
street put III good condition within the
corporation. No one will dispute the
fact that ! stranger coming into town
generally forms his impression Of the
place from what he first sees, and II that
is the case Ne would not like 10 hear the
opinion of amy one coming into Shop
herdstown from the depot. Come, gen
Ilcmen OF The council, and let Us have
decent streets.
Printing Office Sccrea..-A prop
rrly conducted printing Office is as much
a secret Il, Masonic lodge. The printers
are not under oath III secrecy. but Away,
feel Them selves rs truly i'll honor bound
10 keep Office secrets us though triple
oathrd. Any employee i'll print ting
Office who willingly disrcaardcd this rule
in relation to printing Office secrets. would
not only he >corncd 10y his brethren Of the
craft, but would lose his position at once.
We make This statement because 1t some
times happens that communication al-
I,c:.r, la TIE REGISrEB under an assumed
signature, which cXcites comment, and
various parties try to find out who Is the
author. Let all Uc saved the trouble Of
questioning the employees OF the printing
Office. They are "know-nothings on
such points rs these. On such matters
they have eyes and ears, but no mouth;
and if they fail TO observe this rule let
Them be pat Gown us dishonorablc mem
Der, of the craft. II is the same i'll job
printing. ii anything is to printed and
kept secret let proper notice be given OF
The desire for secrecy, and you might as
we'll question the Sphinx rs one OF The
printers,
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A Good Entcrtainment.-The Ora

AGOOd Entertainments Dra-
matte Entertainment last Saturday night
WAS most decided success, everyone be-
ing W ell pleased with the performance.
which WAS very creditable 10 the Society
that gave it. The hall was crowded by
an appreciative audience, both The town
and country people literally patronizing
the cause for which it was held, the BEN
Cit of Shepherd Fire Company. The pro-
grammc Was repeated To Il good-sizcd
audience on Monday night. The Let pro-
ceeds amounted to about S6S. We hope
the Dramatic Society will get some new
plays, and give more of these entertain
merits this winter, for it cnlivens the town
considerably.
Fire.-Wc learn from the Charlestown
Shirt that fire WAS discovered in the stack
ward OF Mr.. ). W. Wysong. near that
town shortly before O'Clock OH Friday
morning last, and was found to be located
I'm stack 81 straw from which the wheat
had been thrcshed. With the straw some
shedding Was destroyed, and threshing
machine belonging to Messrs. Weirick II
Weller. Fortunately for Mr.. Wysong
neither his wheat or barn were destroyed,
although both were in close proximity to
the fire. The machine OF MessrS. Weirick
a. Weller was insured for 800. The fire
was doubtless OF incendiary origin.
Church RededicatiOn.-The Lu-
theran Church at Harper's Ferry, which
has been undergoing repairs for several
mouths, will be rededicated To the VOL
ship of the Triune God on Sunday, No
yem3er 10, ut lO.30 4. N. The sermon will
be pr cached by Rev. P. II. Miller, of Low
etisyille, Va. This church has been re-
haired and remodeled at an expense Of
nearly 500, and now presents beautiful
and attractive place for worship. The
pssnr and people deserve much credit for
their earnest and efficient labors.
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VI. l.. CHURCH SOUTH
Rev. W. e. EGGLESruN. PAsr0R.
Shepherdstown ii A. NJ, Marvin
Chapel 3 IN.
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, without
w reserve ut "Clay Hill'' farm, 2l9 miles north
of Charlestown and mile from Lcctown road.
on FRID4I-, DECEMBER LIST, 1882,
mo postponcment GA account Of weather., all
my personal property, to-wit:
Ecrsss, Cats, Cattle. Sheep, Farming
Implements, Furniture,
household and kitchen, &c: one Cot, 3 years
old and one years old next spring, namely:
.,Rinrk Prince. Jr" (Ransom stock fine. Ahu
Rnrshpar Leaders. and one riding mare In foal.
In the household goods are mahoeihy sofa,
sidrboard dining table. bureaus, chairs, chair,
Surfing bottom, otIomans, wardtoDes, cradle,
mirrors oil painting, settee. rocking chairs,
stands, reclining chairs, CAMP STOOLS, Saspet
aud mating spIing-boltom walnut ana cherry
brLStead> feather beds, hair anG olher mat
traSse>. marble-top bureaus, ] walnut eentr"
table with fine marble top. lounges desks, hal
lack clock, lamps, ] new ICUlEctaloI' meat
safes best chuTn, stoves both coal ana wood.
cooking stoves, stair carpet ana DrasS iodS, nan
lamp daiuask curtains and gilt corhlce. Also.
stonewarr and plates. dishes, &C. sets frcncn
china. bblS. pure cider vinegar, ID stahus ot
Dres, Patent Vacant lives.
Family carriage and harness, Jaeger ana
harness. large and >malI Slrigh rldlns SAD
DIE, SIDE saddle. and wagon saddle: horse rake,
pIouShS' hRrroW>, gears, = wagons, wagon p'u,
: par sitlElrg>. corn shelter large cnt'lnS
box, gram nncs, Runyan fan. log and 9TH chains.
; pair sprea1rIS; picks. mattocks, grind>tonc,
2whea! drills. h@thing tub, Sc;
ONE ~ tl.IlNN, "REtlSIEk, JR,
too well known Ia need further mention.
Corn by the barrel, fodder - bushels OF pota-
toes. oats in sheaf, and many other articles.
TERAIS-Trn months credit negotiable mote,
on county Bank. well indursed, and interest
from date. which, il paid AZ u,nturity, will be-
rrmitted on all sums over SO; under that cash
SIX per cent interest deducted from all sums
C,.rr $40 when the money il paid. M property
removed until terms OF sale are complied with.
sale 10 commence al 40 o'clock Il. IN.
OSCAR q. MIN.
~. II 1SS0--l\y
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NOTICE..

ALL persons arc hereby warned against tres
Hpassiug, icy hunting n>hing, ct ia ANY other
way, ur.u the lands 81 The undersigned, near
nov l,-u H. T.. Il I. TURNER
c OMETHlS,, NEW-DHrprt Exhibitor, with
~ MY samples g." select from, - .,...
BNklK a BlILNNENS.
NrXt door 10 the buuk.
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and Governor Jackson, Of this State, lave
both issued their thanksgiving proclama-
lions for Thursday. the 3Oth inst. The
several ministers of this town are making
arrangements for holding appropriate
services Oh that day.
I.Ocared III leOanOlie.-Mr.W VIM. +.
Baker, a native of this place, but recently
of Altoona, Pa, paid Il lying visit to his
friends here this week Oh his way TO Ph'l-
adelphia to purchase a stock of goods Tor
his new store ut Roanoke, Va. He de-
serves and will merit success.
COncert.-Thc infant class connected
with the Sunday School Of the NJ. +.
Church South will give a concert Thurs
day night, Nov. 80, 1882, at half-pa>t SIX
o'clock. Admission, 20 cents; children,
10 cents; the proceeds 10 be devoted 10
missions. Come and help the little ones.
MinisferiaI Mcefing.-A meeting
TO arrange for the usual union Thanks
giving service will be held in the room OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
in Shepherd College on Monday, Aovem-
Der 10Th, ut ~ o'clock Il. N. There VIII
be no further notice given, and all the
..:,.o,,.,,o. ia. ,,,i,,, ..rvi,.,. will
.-,..,,., 10 ,,,.,..,,,, ,,i.hou, fail
The Rc>ul..-The elections are over,
and. rs stated in our last, the Democrats
have carried bv large majorilic> 30 on, OF
81 States that voted on the 9Th instant In
Virpiuia the contest was sharp and bitter.
The delegation from tllal Statc III toI'SiVHs
stands hvc Democrats ana SIX M"'oI'i'cH'
but the seats OF tie latter VIII DC co'''eS'e'
on the ground "l extensive !ra""'
r MIA observation-disclosures u,,
r
...,,..,,
~, -. 80 I.-.1
'o'''' ~,
'"O'I ~ .i'" n..~s NV, = anI
for the one to be placed over the dam of
the cement mill below this town.
We" store III arr ''S '"r = H.
u berr! " Oo'' h"I''''S""'S' ""NV JUST
opened th'ir ne" store ana nave "o" u
STOCK OF TIE oc>t Dry "o""S' -No''o'iS'
HAS, Iap'' ana genera 'heIc''"H"'Se eNc'
ulSPia!e" III 'i''' s''''o'i' ."'"7
new Soo"' I'LL" Vi '''' ''>' 'i''''' ''''"
they Invite every o''c " '"'' !" "''" 7''
IN ,b;s manor nc>t wool,
An Ih"PrS'' Lust 0"'lu'S
collection WAS taken up III 'Ie hu'he'an
Church III TINS place lor Tue purpose "l
laying Ill the winter furl ANA 10 raise
money to lay plank walk from tile
church to the Parran residence. The
amount asked for WAS $50, but The liberal
people were III chufch 'ha' ua!' a''o over
sou was given. Inc WALK was III" 'iiiS
week, making '"e'lue'' improvements al"
Tie money Is well SPc"''
Amusement To.Nigh1.-Thc Harry
Pea:c Dramatic Company Will give an
entertainment Tonight III b'I'i'!cF
Hall. This company Is hlSHiy spoke" "I
by all who have been so fortunate rs 10
see It's performances. Mr. Harry i''9e
ana Miss Belle 'ro"eli are ''e l''"'''S
stars III INC company an" IL '"' ''"'-
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev. j. y. ARMSTRONG, PAsroR.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening,
: - T. NJ
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we are
prepared make them the shortest notice ara VI. G feel
the interest whole public pauoDeu Give US
AGA examine goods
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An Ernuroycment-Ia,

An Improvement Sunday
Church in this place for the purpose of
laying in the winter fuel and 10 raise
money to lay Il plank walk from the
church to the Parran residence. The
amount asked for was $50, bui the liberal
people were in church that day, and over
$50 was given. The walk was laid this
week, making decided improvement, aud
the money is well spent.
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Amusement T0-NiGh1.-Th Harry

Pea:c Dramatic Company Will give an
entertainment tonight in BiIlmycr'S
Hall. This company is highly spoken Of
by all who have been so fortunate ~ To
see its performances. Mr.. Harry Prase
and Miss Belle Crowcll are the leading
stars in the company, and a. the enter
tainmcnt is for the benefit Of Cri>wcil'>
Silver Coruct Band we hope they will
have Il crowded house,
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The Ksc>ul..-The elections are o

The Rc>ul.-Ihe elections are over,
and, as stated in ON last, the Democrats
have carried by large majorilc> 30 out OF
80 States that voted on the 9Th instant. In
Virginia the contest was sharp and bitter.
The delegation from that State in Congress
stands five Democrats and six Mahonltc>,
but the seats of the latter will be contested
on the ground of extensive fraud.
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COntrac:.-ThcS hepherd>town Man
ufacturing Company has received the
contract for furnishing the irons for the
iishways over four of the dams on the Po-
tomac River, and have already finished
those for Dam No. !. They are now at
work on those for Dams No. AMI 8, and
for the one to be placed over the dam OF
the cement mill below this town.
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G.. Berry & Co., Martinsburg, have just
opened their new store, and have now
stock of the best Dry Goods, Notions,
Hats, Caps, and general merchandise ever
displayed in this section. Everything is
new, good, and Of the best quality, and
they invite every one to call i'll and see
their goods. Look for their advertisement
i'm this pnrcr next week.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31
Motel clsrhs.
Roehes,ei@ @thsoairIs

' Hfpuirtg
 An, well.regula,ed clerk ,n a heies where the guests arc no, ali deaf mu,rs should answer nom Ioo to so, aue~slonx per day. A clcsk has no, only got to be paaicd aa ia all the iailfnada hut as in ali the business places of the .i it, He mus, know all the leading professional men in the city and giye hts opinion dAii, upon the attraction that is holding the bosrd4 ot the theatres. He can genetall, tell from the appearance ei guest ~hesAes he would enjoy Buiialo fiii or Man An deYaon
 tH Anothef dfest. rhe reporter azksTf- Do you have much trouble with .heatft- tal combinations nov adsy.s~
 The, are no, quite so bad as last yea l.. bu, the, are bad enough. Ian, Il sfngu- iat iha, An actor of strrss wants morr ., tcntion than an, other travelling persanl They keep the bell bo, on tho go all Inc time. they ind iaul, with everything and every body. they brrak more furniture and destroy mosc he'd clothing than any pefson ~ho stops at a hotel And then too. the, must stop al theatrical rates, which means adout fifty cents pes ia, iess than anybody efse. for tn, pa,t can not see where there is any money m l theatrical company fo, hotel prsopri~,e and the idea tha. they should bs krp, at iesa rates than anybody else ,s perfect. iy ndseslous."