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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25
Dfatf)s.

At the residence of her husband, near
tina Old Furnace, in this county, on the
18th inst, Mrs. SALLIE HOOFF, the
wife of DIR. George Hooff, aged about
SO years.
In Martinsburg, on the sth instant,
CHARLES WESLEY, infant son OF
James w. and Mary A Day, aged six
weeks
In Chariestown, on the 5tb, 1874,
Mrs. ALCINDA HARRELL, in the
AID year Of her age.
At Darkesville, on the 10th, Mr..
ADAM SANlKER, aged SO years.
In Charlestown, July 18th, 1874,
JAMES B. ROLAND, infant SOC ,of
o. w, and Mary J. Rowland, aged
months and ri days.
On the 10Th inst, Mrs. JULIA b.
HALDEMAN. beloved wife OF Joseph
S. Haldeman, of Martinsburg
On July 2nd, LEROY PINNELL,
son of Alfred and Mary Beall, aged 8
months and I9 days, of Martinsburg.
In CIarlestown, on Monday evening,
July 18th, 1874, Mr. HENRY c. DA-
VIS-aged IS years.
In Berkeley county, at the residence
of Mr.. Henry Lefevre, on the 9th ult.,
after long and painful illness which
she bore with christian fortitude, Miss
ANNA VIRGINIA COX, aged SO
years.
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R% Hon. A. X. BoTELER.-ln TIL

B% HoN. A. X. BoTELER.-ln this
issue of the Register will be found a
letter from the Hon. A. Il. Boteler, TO
the people of this Congressional DIS
trict, in which he presents in language
peculiarly striking, his claims upon
them, as one worthy their suffrages IN
the approaching election. The honora;
BILE gentleman is well known throughout
the State and country, as man OF SUI
perior ability. He has always sustained
a pure and unsullied character in all his
political relations, and in this respect he
stands far above the common herd OF
politicians. Mr. Boteler ably represent
ed this lower Valley District both in
the United States and Confederate
States Congress.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

pN HORSE SToLEN.-On Friday
night of last week horse was stolen
from the pasture field of James Graves,
who resides in ''Terrapin Neck, on the
farm of Mr.. Wesley Ullum, by young
man by the name Of Leedy, who had
assisted him in cutting his wheat crop.
He crossed the river at Shepherds
Ford, and from thence passed through
townsville aud WilliamspQrt, taking
the road to Hancock. He was arrested
on Saturday evening near the latter
place, by Constable Myers. lie is now
lodged in the Martinsburg Jail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

Fsg- TuE NUISANCE on THE RIVER
We regret very much that the boat up
on which Raleigh Domeris trafficking in
liquor, is still on the river. We had
two reasons for believing that 1t would
be removed, and one was, that we did
not think that there could be found a
man, who would so misrepresent poor
fallen humanity as to continue In such
a contemplate, dishonorable, mean and
nefarious business, any length of time,
The other was, that we thought the au-
thorities OF Washington, County, Sd,
whcn they wer0 acquainted with the
fact, that they had licensed a man to
place a nuisance right at the doors OF
the citizens of another County, causing
unhappincss and want, would at once
revoke the order granting him this per
mission. Our indignation has been
aroused by a. sight, within the last
week. Of some of the effects of this
abominable thing" "Forbearance will
SOON cease to be virtue, with the peo-
nle here in this case, and when it does
oease, if this nuisance is not removed, it
will 90 where it should have gone long
soo. TO the bottom OF the river.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

sa- ToURNAMENT.-A Tournament
will come off at Moler's X Roads, three
and half miles Southeast of Shepherds
town, on Saturday, August 18th, 1874.
The riding will commence at 10 ocl'k,
A. NJ, distance and time to be agreed
upon by the knights. a handsome
prize to be awarded to the most success
full knight. a good band will be in at
tendance. The enjoyment of the day
will close with tip of the fantastic toe.
Committee Of Arrangements-Major
Henry Hagan, DR.. |. 5. Tanner, DR.. /.
II. Taylor, Juwayne koontz, VIM. >.
Knott, Washington Banks, Z. ID. La
mar, A. T. Reinhart, w. i. Reinhart:
Committee Of Invitation-Chas. IL.
Knott, J. w. Taylor, VIM. Lucas, Jos.
Roulette, Phil. Grove, Robt. Wysong,
Geo. w. Osbourn, Jacob Moler, GROVE
Henkle, T. r. Grove.
The public are most respectfully invi-
ted to attend. Don't forget The BasSet.
To the knights of adjoining counties we
extend cordial invitation,
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re- BRrrrs-A Woods Meeting will

s@- BRIEFs.-A Woods Meeting Will
be held at Leetswn, on the LIST OF Au-
gust
Our old pitcher, from which we have
had many a refreshing draught, went to
pieces on last "Wednesday morning,
Jim wept bitterly.
Our people are rejoiced on account OF
the fine rain on Tuesday last.
Rev. II. J. Lemche, of Connellsvllle,
Pa, preached an excellent sermon IN
the Lutheran Church on last Sunday
morning.
3s,OOO,OOO cigars were manufactured
in Wheeling during the last year.
There are 233 insane persons in the
West Virginia Hospitals for the Insane
at Weston.
1t is thought that the late fire in Chi
cago, which destroyed oyer S4.OQo,ooo
worth of property, was the work Of two
incendiary Polish Jews.
New wheat is selling at Martinsburg
at sl.l5 and at Hagerstown, at Sl2o.
Our farmers have commenced thresh-
ing their wheat.
Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner delivered an
address on popular Education" in
Piedmont, on Tuesday of last week.
The Democrats of Pocahontas coun-
", have instructed their delegates to
cast the vote of the county, in the con-
vention, for Hon. B. +. Martin.
The Charleston Courier has Geen
purchased by d. G. Galaher and r. 7.
Warren. Mr.. Gallaher is a son of Hugh
L. Gallaher, formerly Of this place.
Lightning has been very destructive
of life this Summer. Nearly every pa
per chronicles deaths from tnlS cause.
Col. Benz. Wilson is spoken Of as the
Democratic candidate for Congress in
the First District.
Michigan will be the first State in the
Union to decide the question OF Woman
suffrage at the polls. The election will
take place in November
Col. John y. Hartman, postmaster at
Stanton, and late quartermaster OF
Stonewall Jacksons corps, died on
Monday last.
Messrs. John II. sSnively and Is. q.
Unseld, natives of this place, are in
town, looking well.
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p1- RowDYIsM-We regret very
much that we are compelled to chronl-
Gle the fact, that of late the conduct OF
some young men in front of some OF
our churches about TIE time of the dis
mission of the congregations has SAVIOR
ed very much Of the caption of this To-
cal If we are to take this as an index
Of the moral character of the guilty par
ties, we would put them in that class OF
humanity, designated by the Bible as the
arnde fellowsuf the baser sort, or as 1t
is in the original text, the "agoriol
This kind of procedure is disgraceful,
and should be abandoned by those who
engage in it, if they desire the esteem
of respectable people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

I@-EMMERr & FIERY, MARTEsBrRG.
While in Martinsburg the other day
we drnpped in to see Emmert 81 Fiery,
proprietors of the large and extensive
Dry Goods and Grocery store. Busl-
ness seemed to be exceedingly brisk
They arc selling goods at low prices.
This stock embraces everything needed
in frst-class store. Our oil friend
Edward Maxwell, is one Of the sales
men in the store, and seemed rs active
in waiting upon the ladies as a young
man of sixteen summers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

Gov. Tod Caldwell of North Carolina,
is dead. 1t. Gov. Brogden has assumed
the Office and duties OF Governor:
Michael Hogan, brakeman on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, lst divi-
sion, fell from his train on Wednesday,
near Point of Rocks fracturins his right
arm and sustaining other injuries. He
resides at Berlin.
The Fifth Maryland Regiment OF
National Guards, is now in camp at
Long Branch.
President Lejada has refused the ap-
plication of Santa Anna TO be restored
to the rank and pay Of general of the
Mexican army.
Old John Robinson's Circus and Me
nagerie will exhibit at Hagcrstown
abeut the 18th of August.
Mr.. Dowdy, of Martinsburg, fireman
on the B. & O. R. r.. was badly scald-
ed on "Wednesday, near Hancock, by
the bursting of a boiler fue.
The Bishops of the Southern Metho-
dist church have appointed a week Of
prayer, beginning Friday, August 2lst,
to be observed by the whole church.
A colored man named Fry, from
Stanton, Va, was arrested in Hagers-
town on Monday charged with stealing
a horse from the neighborhood of
Staunton. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

aSy HARVEST UoME-A harvest
home will be held in the woods adjoin=
ing Scrabble, on Wednesday next. The
Sabbath School Of Mt. Wesley Church,
will assemble at the school room, al
7.3O A. NJ, and march to the ground.
Religious services at the stand In the
woods will be conducted by Rev. W.
r. d. GLENN. 1t will consist of prayer,
singing and an explanatory address. In
the Mosaic law the Hebrews were di-
rected to give thanks to God, tor an
abundant harvest, and teach their chill
dren so to do. "And thou shalt OBJ
serve the feast Of weeks, of the first
fruits of wheat harvest, and the feast OF
ingathering at the years end.'-Exo-
dus 34th chap, 22nd verse. After the
services at the stand the people can en-
ioy themselves as they wish. Swings
will be put up by the committee for the
accommodation Of the people. Ice
cream, soda water, lemonade, and re-
freshments of all kinds can be had. At
- o'clock dinner will be served by the
ladies of the Church. All the delicacles
of the season will be supplied. All per-
sons can get dinner upon the grounds
cheaper than they can furnish it them
selves. At 2 o'clock the Sabbath
School will assemble at the stand, 10
sing and hear an addyess from one of
the speakers. A competent organist
will preside at the organ. Conreyances
will be run from Shepherdstown to the
grounds. The Sabbath School Of this
town will be taken to the grounds with
out charge at 6 o'clock; A. NJ, by
Messrs. VIM. Byers, Chalmers Byers,
and gladden. Byers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25
R~ FARM FOR SALE.-It will be seer

Rw FARM FOR SALE.-It will be seen
by referring to our advertising columns,
that Mr.. D. S. Orndorff, formerly of this
County, bnt now resident Of the State
of Georgia, offers his valuable farm,
"Spring HILL at private sale. This
farm is well situated, and is in the high
est state of Guilty alton, having all the
conveniences necessary for carrying on
farming operations. Mr.. Orndorff in
tends to locate permanently in Georgia,
and hence the desire to dispose of his
farm.
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nlarria9es.

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. J. S,
Keiffer, Col. p. EDWIN DYE, OF
Washington, d. c., to Mrs. LIZZIE
r. SNOWMAN, of Sharpsbarg, Md.
On ,he l4th inst, in MartinsbTg, by
Rey. VIM. Gerhardt, Mr.. WIN. h. FL
SENHAUSER, OF Cumberland, Md,
to Miss ELIZA HAFER, Of Martins
burg. -,
On the 18th instant, by Rev. Thomas
E. Carson, at the parsonage OF the NJ.
Z. Church, South, Winchester, 10
SEPH l.. STEWART, a Jefferson
county, West Va, and Miss +. ISA-
BELLA FORNEY, Of Frederick coun-
tv, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25
NOTICE.

To Formers and The Public Generally.
THE subscriber having fully repsireI
| the damsse sustained BY The food OF
Las, summer is row preps'ed 10 furnish
FLOUR Of any grade desired. or Flour
manufactured TO order il preferred. RYE
and CORN ground, and SAW ING done
q, shcIt nnlice. Having been practical
miller for Ihirly-hve years, ! sm determ'
ined not IN be eXcelled.
There sre yet msny who filled 10 re-
spnnd to NY notice of March last. Those
Indebted had better give II their attention
rs longer indulgence will moi he given.
BENJAMIN HOFFMAN.
july %, 1874. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

rsy- EXECUTION PosTPoNED.-A writ
of error has been granted by the Su-
preme Court of the State, in session at
Wheeling, in the case OF John Taliafe-
70. convicted of murder, at the last term
of the Circuit Court of Berkeley Coun-
ty. This postpones indefinitely the day
of his execution, which had been set
for Friday, the 3lst inst. The case will
now be argued before the Supreme
Court, which will meet at Charlestown,
August the 5th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

s3 Masonic Pic NIc.-1n order to
make preparations and select grounds
for Masonic Pic Mic, in this County,
to be held in few weeks, the Commit
tee of Arrangements, composed of one
member from each Lodge in the Coun-
tv, are instructed to meet at the Flow
ing Spring Mills, on Monday morning
next, the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock.
DR.. Manning has been selected from
Mt. Nebo Lodge of this town.
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ps~ On account of the abuse thu

pS~ On account of the abuse that
Gov. Moses, of South Carolina, has
made lately OF the pardoning power,
Judge Mackey, of that State, in pro-
nouncing sentence the other day upon
a criminal convicted of arson, concluded
his remarks as follows
Il do, therefore, in the name OF ylo-
lated law, protest against executive
clemency being extended in this case
by the chief magistrate, z. j. Moses,
Jr., who has so prostitnted the pardon
ing power as to make the administration
of the criminal law mockery of JUS
tice, and convert the broad seal Of the
State into the symbol of approved
crime"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25
RS STEWART HOTEL, MARTINsBURc

RS STEWART HOTEL, MAETiNsnURG,
We had the pleasure Of partaklng OF
a square dinner at the Stewart Hotel at
Martinsburg, onNIonday last, conducted
by DR.. Johnson, the afable and gentle
manly Host All guests stopping at
this House can rely upon being proper
ly entertained. The Hostess, Mrs.
Johnson, has the entire supervision of
the dining room, a lady in every respect,
which is sufficient guarantee that the
guests will be served to their fullest
satisfaction, a position which is more
creditable to any lady than spinning
street yarn" y fine Hack will be
found at the Depot upon all arrivals of
the trains, to convey guests to this
House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25
psy CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

pay- CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
The Democratic Convention will be
held at Piedmont, on the goth of Au-
gust, at which time a candidate for
Congress will be nominated. There
are already two candidates in the field.
The nominee of the Convention will
make the third. Therefore we may
expect an exciting time between this
and the election. Only one of them
can be elected, and our opinion is that
he will be the man that gets the most
votes.
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THE r EGIST ER.
TERMS PER YEARS. so IN ADVANCE
ShepNerdstOwn, West Va:
sATURDAY...........JULY2 5. 1874.


Tournament, which was so popular in
other days among the young men OF our
Southern country, and which was con-
Quoted with great dignity and pomp,
has since our late war so far deteriorated
on account of the manner in which 1t
has been conducted, that it has suffered
at the hands of those, in whose nostrils
il had always been stencil, some of the
most cutting burles1ues. These bur-
lesques usually take place in German
street, the principal thoroughfare Of our
city, and meyer rail to draw large con-
course of people. The Tournament &C.
hbriies are taken off in fine style, and
everything connected with it receives
attention. The burlesque is entertain
ing, but its principal Office is to give
instruction and amusement. We see
cur faults in that light, in which wehad
never seen them before, and seeing them
thus, they are more likely to be correct
ed. We candidly believe, that to bSo-
ken down constitutions, and especially
those effected with the disease called
"hvsteria,' (aad this constitutes about
one-half the sickness of mankind,) it is
better panacea than all the pills in our
Drug Stores, and all sparkling water in
our mineral springs, The following
bill, printed by the Committee of Ar
arrangement, will give more fully to the
reader the character of the exercises -
ROYAL BLOOD &c RAND
TOURNAMENT "A grand "enter-
tanning, instructive and amusing" Bur
lesque Tournament, Will be held IN
front OF the College Building, and op-
posite Buffers Grand Duchess Cologne
E,tablishment,-for which nothing will
be charged,-on Saturdny, .4ugust the
Isl. 1874, at 3 O'Clock, Il. NJ, by per-
mission OF the Mayor of the City, John
III. little, Esq.
PROGRAMME Orators Hon.
.InosharerpnperspiiHsr and Gen. QtIce
Seeker. The Procession will enter
town, headed by the Marine Band, OF
Washington, kindly furnished for the
occasion by President Grant They will
parade through the principal streets, at
ter which the knights will be addressed
at the appointed place by the Hon.
neutrality-suspicious. Alter the ad-
dress, the tilting will commence, follow
ed bv tie Coronation ceremony, and
the address by Gen. Office Seeker
Thee gentlemen are famous orators,
able ana eloquent, and thrilling speech
es will ba delivered by them.
The following prizes will be present
ed to the successful Knights, viz
First successful Knight, a handsome
Saddle. 2nd, Bride. Srd, pair OF
Spurs. Attn. Whip"
Knights, stop Numerous to mention
how many, will be present, attired IN
slecant suits, imported for the occasion,
and mounted or the best blooded steeds.
AS this Tournament will be composed
Of the royal biecders,-no mechanics
no one with patch on his back, ALI OF
"our set, good order will prevail.
The public are cordially invited to
attend.
DO NOT FORGET THE 5-GAL
LON KEG.
Committee or ARRANGEMENTs-Col.
Phil. Mcclure and his wife, Capt. Tom.
Collins, Major Charles Abby, Parson
No-Society, and A Plebe, Esq.
COL. JOHN SELECT,
Chief Marshal.
Mai Something Fresh, Asst Marshal.
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ALEXANDER r. BOTELER.

yNTRefSYesterp papers have fullreports
of the destruction that is being done in
MipGesoA by tbe grasshoppers. 1t is
esfanated by the Chicago Tribune that
fully five thousand people are now in
actual want Of food. The people OF tho
distressed regions have been generous
to each other, dividing their scanty
stores until all are impoverished alike.
Fears are felt that the plague will eX-
tend East and Northwest into the older
counties and work far greater damages
than yet occasioned. Gov. Davis has
so far received contributions to the cX-
tent of $40, 900, which are being applied
to the relief of the sufferers
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

s@- WOODS MEETING.-A Woods
Meeting will be held in the beautiful
grove of Mr. Jacob ]. Miller, at Kear-
neysville, commencing on next Satur-
day night, at which time there will be
preaching. An experience meeting will
be held on Sabbath morning at 9 o.
clock, preaching at 1880. Services all
day Sabbath. The pastor. Rev. H.
Nice, will be assisted by several minis
tiers from a distance. The committee
are, J. II. Logic, J. c. Bitner. I. HON.
sLer, A. Trump, w. Thomas.
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fects both parties with its contamlna'
ting influence, and
"-like spreading ulcer which leech craft
may not cure"
is silently but surely eating Its way INTO
the very vitals OF the Republic.
But find that am extending this
Introductory ADDRESS beyond reasonable
limits. and will, therefore, conclude it
BY briefly summing up few additional
points and opinions which now occur
to me as proper to submit to you, as
follows =
| am in favor of equal and exact JUS
tiee, civil, religions and political, to all
men,-of the Union Of the States and
the rights of the States,-of the Federal
Constitution in all its compromises and
in all its requirements,-of 4 currency
of uniform value and in sufficient vol
ume for the legitimate business OF the
country,-of a return 10 specie pay
ments when it can be done safely and
without danger to our industrial inter
ests,-of tariff which, whilst yielding
a sufficient revenue for the economical
expenditures of the government and for
the faithful maintenance of the public
credit, shall afford protection to Ameri-
can farmers and mechanics, and not dis
crimiuats against them in favor OF for
eign agriculturists and manufacturers,
or of domestic spectators and monopo-
iists,-of areduction Of taxes,-of great
err facilities in the transportation of pro
duce by railroads, canals, &c, and st
lower rates,-of the Improvement OF the
navigation of the Monghalia and of 9th
er West Virginia rivers,-ot the extern
sion of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
of the re establishment of the National
Armory at Harpers Ferry, and Of a lib
eral grant of public lands for the further
mainta nance of the University, Colleges
and Schools of West Virginia.
With the foregoing hasty summary
which will supplement, if necessary,
with fuller exposition Of my views and
sentiments, am respectfully,
Your fellow-citizen,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

pR- The Southern Methodist Sunday
School Pic Mic at Morgan's Spring, on
Saturday last, was quite pleasant at
fair. Addresses were made by Rev.
Mr.. Neel of the NJ E. Church South,
Rev. Mr.. Brown, of the Presbyterian
Church, and Mr.. John Quigley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

sg~ COUNTY CoURT.-The Comfy
Court met on Monday last, and VIII
probably continue in session until some
time next week. We have not heard OF
any speeial business transacted, except
inc one or two 'long-winded jury
cases. which have occupied the Court
thus far.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

pa Never ask for the loan of your
neighbours paper. He don't like to re
fuse favor, but he always thinks it a
bore, and considers how mean person
must be to be so stingy as not to take a
newspaper.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

BE- Coop ADvIcE.-We publish the
following bit of good advice, given by
a Patron to his brethren, as worthy the
consideration of all. If universally
adopted and practiced, ii would prove a
successful remedy for many Of the evils
of this age -
Do no NEEDLE with any business you
know nothing of. Have order, system,
regularity and promptness. Do not kick
every stone, unless they lay directly in
your path. More miles can be made in
a day by going steadily on, than stop
ping by the wayside. Endeayor to
avoid all hard words and personalities.
Learn to say mo" No necessity for
swapping it ont dog fashion, but say it
firmly and respectfully. A grange of
honor respect their word as they dc
their bond. They aid, but never beg.
Pay as you go. Never fool in business
matters. Have no coafidants at least,
the fewer the better, Learn to think
and act for yourselves. Thoroughly in
vestigate before going into any business
of great importance, Keep yonr tables
and stands we'll spread with journals Of
scientific matter
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-25

ny The Knights of Pythias Pic Mic
at Harper's Ferry, on Saturday, the
llth instant, was quite an extensive at
fair. and nice time was had.
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sI- The St. Joseph's Catholic bene-
fetal Society will hold grand picnic in
Snodgrass' Woods, near Martinsbnrg,
on the 25th, to-day. The annual picnic
under the auspices this Society are al
ways gotten up in the very best style,
and meyer fails to draw large attend
annn