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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

STANTON, Va, Feb. 25.-This city was
startled yesterday by the news that i've
Of the patients vt the Western Lunatic
Asylum had been poisoned to death and
several more were dying. In less than
fifteen minutes after their medicine had
been administered, about half-past seven
In the morning, five male patients dropped
dead and four other were very sick. DIR.
II. 5. Hamilton, the superintendent, at
once notified the city attorney, and 4 COR
oner's jury was summoned, and although
the officers of the institution and Of the
city and the jury have been carefully in-
vestigating the circumstances connected
with the tragic affair, nothing in the least
satisfactory has been discovered. 1t il
thought by the superintendent that the
poison WAS put iEis the medicine by one
Of the lunatics. Il seems that similar eff
forts hat been made several days ago to
poison the patients, and female patient
fell from her seat while eating dinner.
Leonard 7. wilkins, one of the victims,
had only been an inmate three months;
lac had been afflicted with mslanchoiia,
but WAS well and about to start home. He
was just 81 years ole, and was the young
est son Of widowed mother ia Eastville,
Va, who was waiting most impatiently
for him to come home, where she had ell.
gagged business for him TO enter n once.
The mysterious aud dreadful affair has
greatly eulbarrs. SEED DR.. Hamilton and his
assistants, but they are determined TO
spare no effort To arrive ut the truth snd
secure the punishmeut Of the guilty par.
Ties u they are responsible.
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A LETTER FROM rEMPI.AR.
Ganotown, Berkeley Co., w. Va,
F,br,loru - 1888

Ganotown, Berkeley CO., w. Va,
Fe6r,Iary2+ 1888.
Iesrs. Edito7s-IIaving few leisure
moments, / thought that would write
line to my old friend Tx REGISTER,
though it does seem 4 little odd not to see
the old familiar name Of John II. little
Ut the head Of the paper, where It has
stood for so many years. must acknowl-
edge that the paper has improved under
the new management, but say it not to
disparage the former editor. for two Young
NEIL ought to Go more than one middle
aged one-but you will have to work for
1t. The REGISTER has a peculiar charm
for me, iiasmuch as the first article from
my pen which met the public gaze APP
peared in its columns in November, 1859,
and with few Interruptions the inter-
course has been kept up since.
There ia not much of interest to COM
municate from This locality, except that
number Of our young men are going
West seeking to improve their financial
circumstances. Among those who have
migrated recently are Dir. E. Z. Gain and
family, we'll known to many OF your read
ers about Leeiown, having lived several
years in that vicinity. They have gone
to Shelby County, Ohio, where we hope
they may be prosperous and happy.
A lodge of Good Tcmplars WAS organ
lied at this place recently, and now num-
beers sixteen members. The officers for
the present quarter are: II. Z. Evans. w.
C. r.; James w. Gain. w. V. T.; Mrs.
Iona A. Barney, S.; Mrs. Anna b. Evans,
l.. d. The lodge IL called "Rising Star"
Lodge No. ~.
Mr.. Henry st. John Shepherd, of your
county, is nc work OH a coal vein couple
Of miles west Of Shanghai, and has fine
prospects Of finding the article in paying
quantities. lie has followed the indica.
tions some twenty feet obIiQnely into the
mountain, and has already found fair
quality Of hard coal, in vein four feet in
thickness, and thinks that he will soon be
ready to call the attention of capitalists to
what he has to exhibit. We hope that he
may be successful in starting mining OPP
erations in our valley.
Yours, &C., TEMPLAR.
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con- tilISICATED.
1'EMPLAR.

AessrS. Editors-The marriage Of Dir.
William L. Myers, son of Mr.. A. Ii. Myers,
and Miss Susie Fulk, daughter of Mr..
George Fulk. was one of the events in the
"world matt imonial' last week. The
couple were attended by Mr.. A. T.. Myers,
brother Of the groom, rs grOomsman, and
Miss Mollie Hollda rs bridesmaid.
After short tour the happy pair re-
turned to the brides home, where they
were met by host of friends, and pleas
ant reception was given, after which an
invitation was extended by Dir. A. II.
Myers to the entire company to dinner
the following day. The bride was the
recipient Of many useful presents, among
which We mention: Silver castor, Groom {;
granite porcelain cOffee-pOt and table,
cloth, Mr.. A. II. Myers; set Of chins, Mrs.
A. II. Myers; set Of walnut furniture,
MIR. George Fulk; set of chins and table
spoons, Mrs. George Fulk; silver tea
spoons, Mrs. Jane BO;ey; SILVER cake
basket, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Miller; silver
spoon mug, Mr. and Mrs. A. 5. Stewart,
of Ohio; silver butter dish andknife, Mrs.
Charles Whiting; fruit staini, Mrs. Kate
Welshans; silver knives and fol- Ks, Mr..
A. Il. Myers; silver teaspoons, Dir. Geo.
w. ID. Fulk; silver knives and forks, Sir.
d. H. Folk; pickle dishes and glass set,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Marshall; fruit
dishes, Miss Mary Ayers; glass set, Rosa
Myers; cake pMtes, PHILIPPE. Myers; COB
lets and dessert dishes, Charles Myers;
salt-cellars, Mile 3oley; spoon mug,
Tommy Bolry; preserve dishes and salt
cellars. Harry and Charlie Whiting; table
linen and napkins, Emma Fulk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03


Xes1s. Editas-Please announce the
following ticket for corporation ofncers
at the approaching election. These gen.
tlemen are property owners and large tax
payers, and fully qualified for the rsspec-
tive Offices named. They are In favor Of
liberal improvements and judicioas ex-
penditure Of money. aud opposed to sQuan-
dering the taxpayers funds unnecessa-
rIly. They will alec carry out The exPres-
sIou OF the people OH the license question.
TAXPAYER.
For Mayor,
BE-. HARRISON.
For Recorder,
JOSEPH 5. FLEMING.
For Common Council,
JOHN X. KEYS,
J. OSBDURN,
JACOB wINTERMOYER,
JOSEPH L. COOKUS.
JOHN II. KEESECKER.
The Peoples Con.aisutisn and
Necessary Repair Ticket
G. W. HAwN.
r.. LICkLlDER,
DIX. JOHN REYNOLDS,
JOHN II. SNYDER,
JOHN II. little.
MANI voTxRs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

Person al.-Mr. Charles II. Reinhart
returned to his home in Emporia, Kans.,
OH Monday, where he will resume his po-
sition with G.. NJ. Newman & Co. Mr..
Alva d. Grove, Of Sharpsburg, Md, ac-
companied him.
Miss Bessie Lemen has been visiting
friends in Maryland for some weeks past.
Mrs. G. A. Licklider, Of Petersburg,
Va, is here with her children, visiting
her mother, Mrs. Harp.
Dir. George Callahan, son Of Mr.. Thos.
Callahan, started for the West last week,
where he will try to make his fortune.
We send good luck after him.
Mr.. George w. Atkinson, tho clever
junior partner of the late firm OF Draw
baugh Il Atkinson, at Shenandoah juno
ton, has located at Berryville, Va. We
are sorry TO lose him from our county.
Our friend Mr.. William Sigler, living
northwest of town, started on visit TO
the West on Tuesday night last. He will
stop for short time at Nashville, Ohio, to
see some OF his relatives and friends. and
thea 60 OIL to St. Louis and spenG some
time with his son, n graduate of the St.
Louis Medical College. lie will then con-
tinue his journey to FL Dorado, Kansas,
where he will stop awhile with another
son, after which he will return home. We
trust he will have = very pleasant trip,
and that he may have safe return to the
"old Virginia shore"
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lftarr,aots.

February 20tt, at the residence Of the
brides grandfather, Mr.. Jacob Miller, by
Rev. r. NJ. Woods, Mr. ROBERT Nc
WILLIAMS aud Mrs CORA h. BILL
MYEIs, daughter Of James N. Billmyer,
Esq, Nil Of Berkeley County.
At Harrisburg, Pa, February goth,
Colonel j. Q. A. NADENBUUSCII. OF
Martinsburg, TO Miss JAMIE WOODS,
OF Tyion City. North Caroliua.
February 2!'i, at the II. 4. parsonage
in Martinsburg, by Rev. Geo. V. Leech,
Mr.. JOHN u. Linton AMI Miss IDA r.
NICELY, both OF Berkeley County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
TIE CHANCES ARE

That you feel willing 10 pay n handsome
sum OF money to be rid Of your sore throat
or cough. A. i. Shreeve, 3l5 w. Fayetle
street, Baltimore, Md, who WAS rescued
from death by using seven bottles Of New
Life, says: at is the best remedy Tor the
throat aid lungs and general debility"
New Life sells for 90 cents. IL is your
best chance for health.
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sb.yherSstcpu RsaiStsr.



0eaeral Eariy IA AsMlaimsre.--
General Jubal A. Early delivered an sd-
dress Ia Baltimore February ~. OF. Jack
sons campaign against Pope In August,
1862. and the second battle Of Manassas,
OH the occasion Of the drst anniversary Of
the Association of ibe. Maryland Line.
Many prominent persOns were present.
The General concluded his speech as fol-
lows:
There was 40 mau in all our armies wbO
was 10 bold and daring IN his strategy and
his operations Ms General Lee, and the
difficulty he labOred under was 10 lind
agents 20 carry out the plans he designed.
General Jackson was just the man he
wanted. Whatever Gen. Lee devised or
suggested Jackson Was ready to carry out
promptly and without question as TO lis
feasibility. The confidence they had In
each otbvr was mutual. and there MAS no
man in all the South. whether Ia or out OF
the army. upon whom the loss Of Gen.
Jackson fell 20 heavily rs upon Gen. Lee.
In this eampaign against Pope Gen. jack
son displayed greater ability AMI resources
than npon any other OCCASION, because the
circumstances by which lie Was surrounds
ed required such display, and he fully
justified the confidence reposed in him by
Gen. Lee. And now, my comrades, when
called upon for II defense or justification
of the cause in which yon were enlisted,
YOU can point proudly and confidently 10
the characters oil the great leaders whom
you followed. Lee and Jackson, Tor yolr
complete yindication. When the captive
Israeliles Eat down by the rivers of Baby
ion and wrpr. the sacred Psalmist put into
their mouths the following language: elf
/ forget thee, D Jerusalem. let my right
hand forget her cunning. il do not re-
member thee. let my tongue cleave 10 the
root of my mouth. il prefer not Jerusa-
lem above my chief JOY" ] trust that
every faithlnl soldier Of the Army OF
Northern Virginia is ready to exclaim
with me: eli ] ever disOWn, repudiate or
apologize for the cause for which Lee
fought and Jackson died, let the light
ninys of Heaven blast me, AMI the sc0rn
of all good men gnd true women be my
nnriinn ["
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

Pabiic Sales.-rhe following are the
public sales advertised IN THs RE0IsrER.
or for which bills have been printed st
this Office:
On Saturday. March 3, At the residence
Of G. ID. McGlincy, in Shepherdstowri,
Miss Virginia McGllncy will sell house.
hold and Kitchen furniture. See bills.
On Thursday, March s, Mrs. Virginia
Williams will sell vt her residence near
Swan Pond, stock, farming implements
and household aud kitchen furniture. See
bills anG advertisement.
On Tuesday, March Is, 1883, p. J. BAIL
ey will sell on the farm Of Raleigh Bow
ers, deceased, near Leetown, stock, farm
ing utensils. &c. See bills and advertise
ment.
On Saturday, March ", 1888, la front
Of ths Entler Hotel Ia Shephsrdstown,
Daniel b. Lueas will sell ut public ssls
twelve acrss Of ,i@bsr la lots Of Que acre
each. See advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

a Chance Coz pchslars.-Th The Leg
islsture of this state having appropriated
funds for the continuance Of the normal
schools, several students will be taken a.
formal scholars at Shepherd College, In
this town. Those who wish to secure
scholarships should make application
without delay. TiE9 TflTf-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
Dtatbs.

In Martinsburg, February 18th, E. v.
LITTLE, son of 4. V. and Mrs. >. u.
Little, aged months.
Al the resi,leuce OF her broiher-in-Iaw.
Mr.. Gorge w. iIaines, editor Of thu Spirit
efJeferson, In Charlestown, on Wcunes-
Gay, February 2lst, 1883, after long ILL
ness, Mrs. ELLA ii. ROWE, wife Of Mr..
Lewis II. Rowe, OF Washington, ID. G.,
and daughter Of the late john w. Rre,ier,
Esq, Of Waynesboro', Va, in the 35lh
year Of her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
$1,000 REWARD.

Just received u lot Of Missouri Pure
Apple Cider, delicious beverage and
suitable for making mince-meat. One
thousand dollars Is offered for the detec-
ton Of any substance foreign to that which
colacs fron the apple.
Respectfully, j. n. TRCS5ELL.
N. BIZ will buy shellsd corr tn ship
by the carload. y. Mt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

Conductor Lane and Engineer Wood
ward. Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road, have been indicted by the grand jury
Of Bath County, Va. for RECKLESS disre-
gard Of human life" The Indictment
grew out Of the disaster ut MilbOro' Depot
last Christmas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

Captain Pierre Lanier, OF East Baton
Rouge Parish, La, was shot and killed on
his way home last Friday. lie was .hot
in the right side aud left cheek. aud his
clothes were saturated w ith coal oil and
set on fire,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
FOR MAYOR OF SHEPHERDsTOwN

Editors Rsgister-Plesse announce mr..
BIZ. HARRISON for reelection Tor 'he
ofi,e of Mayoralty oi Shepherdstown, &c
the election on the second Monday in
March. lie has served the people well.
without fear, favor or parliality, and with
ability. lie will receive the support, for
reelection, of MANY NOIkRS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
Notwithstanding Jackson has vetoed

Vetoed Jackson has vetoed
und returned to the Secretary OF the COM
monweulth the following acts passed
February q: AN dct 10 amend and re-
enact section ~ at chapter l52 Of the
Code" which amendment provides that
th. court and not The jury shall Tx the
Term of confinement on conviction for
felony. "An act 10 amend and re-ehact
section 8 OF chapter So of the Code,
which amendment increases the pay Of
the county commissioners. On this sec
ton the Governor says: "fhe trainers OF
this section tuf IN g. Constitution refused
10 make an allowance for mileage. and
refused 10 make any allowance for the
,eryices of the commissioners other than
50 per day. That amount having been
fixed in The amendment 10 the COnstitu-
ton and submitted 10 The people, and by
th.m rauhru, il becomes a part !pt our
Constitution, with the Interpretation piac-
ed upon il by those who passed il, and The
Legislature il bound thereby. The act
under consideration liking an additional
compensation 10 commissioners for their
services IN cOrrt lot authorized by the
Constitution, is therefore void. For this
reason | withhold my assent 10 its becoin-
ing n law"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
FOR RECORDER.

The undersigned hereby announce
himself as 1. candidate for the ONCE OF
Recorder Of Shrpher'lstOwn, and viii %
glad 10 receive the votes Of his friends AMI
the public generally.
Respectfully, y. -. ri.EAAN"'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
Vote Your S~usimeas..-The feel

Vote Your Seuttmepus.-Ine Ierl-
ing in regard 10 the next corporation cleo
tiou seem To have narrowed down To the
question of improvement or no improve
mentor, rather, whether We shall 20
foi ward or backward rs \ community
and as there can be- nothing more import
ant 10 our town We are glad that the issue
j. nla,le on this III jcct. Every voter will
have chance 10 vote his sentiments di-
recIly and positively, and there should be
no hesitation as to which: ticket he will
support. From all sides We hear COM
planr Of HE streets, and every one has
something 10 say in regard 10 various i'm
proven,rnts aud repairs. Let those who
are doing the talking now 40 the right
kind Of voting when they have the OppOr-
tunily, or forever after hold their peace.
IL will not 10 much good to talk for im-
provement unless you vote for men who
are known 10 favor IL. There need be no
mistakes made, either, for the pO.iti"n Of
the various candidates 0n this subject Is
not hard to ascertain. II we can tell in no
other way We can judge by past actions
10 10 who have been in favor Of spending
the peoples money for the benefit Of the
people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
REV. L. X. MASON, KEcrUR.
Shspherdstown ~ ii a. ID. aud y. n.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
REV. ID. VI. AosEK, PAsTos.
Shepherdstown II a. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
REV. j. A. ARnsIRosS. PAsTuE.
No services sunday.
n. z. CHURCH SOUTH.
REV. w. q. EGGLEsrvs. PASTOR.
Unionville II a. m. Bethesda 40 p, N.
REFORMED CHURCH.
No pastor.
n. +. CHURCH.
REV. T.. ". Cook, PASTOR,
NJ. Wesley II .. M. Shepherdstowu J D. 10.
Y.M.CA
Young Mems Meeting in the u. Z. Church
South every sunday afternoon 1t g3J D. M and
81 the Hooin every Thursday night.
Services In Asbury ~. x. Church. colorsd. 10
morrow NJ II q. IN. and I'D PIN.
Preaching In Free Will Baptist Church. col.
ored. to-morrow AZ II a. m. and ~ N.
]. q. q. T. ~
Potomac Lodge No. 81. I. U. G. T.. meets svsrv
Monday night AZ o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
a Valuable Express Package

A remarkable express package passed
through this place last week OH the Shen-
an,loah Valley Railroad in charge Of an
agent of the Southern Express Company.
1t was beautiful girl, about 10 years old,
we'll dressed, AMI billed from Selma. Ala,
to New York, with tag marked &C. o.
D., $45," fastened with u blue ribbon
around her neck. The young lad2 was
very quiet and modest in her demeanor.
The FIRST class passenger fare from Selma
to New York is only $33, but this being
the first time abe had been sent far from
home, she elected to 20 Us an express
package, thinking that she could travel
more safely. Her express receipt showed
that her value had been placed at 5000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

AdtoWrned.-The Legislature nd.
journed on Friday last. In Us closing
hours plumber OF important bills were
passed. Among them may be named IAN
net to increase the State tax levy from 20
cent. to IS cents ON the one hundred dol
lara for the year 1885," "An act making
sScritner's Rule the lawful rule for
measuring lumber, logs and timber Of all
kiutls IN West Virginia." IAN acs ~.
thorlsing county 5osr's Of examiners to
issue ,e.cbsrs' certificates good for four
years, under certain restrictions" .sAn
act autiro, izing teachers institutes 70 be
he'll. a, any time daring the year, instead
Of July AID August. ~ heretofore"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03

Is c;tsw,M EWES and ] BUCK.
al young sheep;
8 Poland China Shoats.
1THfMBLEsKEIN WAGON. nearly new:
good splIMG WAGON. for or 5 ksssss:
sheep Kact and Trou MSsne''' Dr'";
IFALLINd;T0P BUGGY. nearly new,
one-h9r.e sleigh and Bell..
new FEED cUTfsK,
set single Harness, old set do,
Housings. Wagon Gearing Tor Shossss.
New Hipstraps. Brides, gcolisss.
Wagon saddle. Rai in H ssaa Lssi s.u,..
g. as. ana Choke strap, Wagon and PIov Lines.
Nets. . Grain sacks. I s-h0rse PIow (sunnsht
sdouble. single and 2 treble-shovsl PIows,
2,hotse Cuitiystor. Double \ Harrow, peir
Shelyfngs. haif-bushei scoop. Dung shoveis.
srs. Crowd sticks and Corn spreAdess, Brssst.
stone as auS osnssr Xas.
sledg.. Boring Machine, boxes and Bssrsk.
cts. pair Cushions. los Of Tsr Ra p Hs@ n
Vinegar.
10 TINS Timothy Hay. - Barrels c:rn.
some short Corn. saddisr's Horse and shaving
Horse. lot q Carpenters Tools, Chiseis, Az.
gers. Brace and Bits, Planes. Hstcbsts, square.
Frow. DrawiDg knife. Monkey Wrench, Aan-
mers and other wreBches. Drain crsdis and
Moving scythe. Wagon Jack, &c. Also. y
sssssisl I'D sisin rvusus;
new Besist.aI and Table, 3 stands Iaexs
Chest, l six-plate Wood stove and Pipe, ssts
windsor Chairs. Benches, Looking Glass. .
Ha I., Rsck.. ;oms Dishes, f:Mt Cans, I'm Cspe:
Glass Lamps, half dozen Goblets, Noiasses
Csn. Market Haskell. nftesn o. twsply ysr6s
numerous 70 mention.
- TERMS 0FsSAkE:T1v
A credit Of SIR months wuIbe sfveo 60 -
sums over Ten Doilsss; under that sun ~
cash VII y REQUIRED Note msst > SsllRf
town. Notes Will bear interest 1roD dates
IL paid promptly when due the tptsrsst w Il
femitted. No properly 10 - fomovsd uoe4
terms of SAFE are complied With.
Sss ale. 70 e0mmens' q ~es|oSs1ARw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
Successful Eatersainmenss.-The


entertainments given by the students Of
Shepherd College in Billmyer's Hall last
Friday and Saturday evenings proved
completely successful. Although the per-
formers were youthful, they carried out
one Of The most pleasing programmes we
have seen for long time, and reflected
credit on themselves by their clever act
ing. Too much praise cannot be- given to
the ladies who gave their time aud trouble
to teaching the children, for they certainly
went to great pains and exhibited much
patience In their efforts 10 make the affair
= success. The fire company, for whose
benefit the entertainment was given, re-
allied over fifty dollars net.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-03-03
PUBLIC SALE.

TIVE undersigned. having determined TO 70.
i ltnquish farming. will sell. without reserve,
the farm Of Raleigh Bowers. deceased, q
quarter Of . mile south VI Leetown and miiss
north Of Middieway. on the pike leading %
shepherdstown,
On TUESDAY, MARCH N, looo.
the following personal property. to Wit:
Three Work Horses.
two of them Mares In foal. and ieadeis:
I COWS, ] Nib CALI! :sGws EN igi
is c;tsw,M EWES and ] BUCK,
al young sheep:
8 Poland China Shoats.