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The New York herald., 1874-12-16

bELF AoI
These elegant Clyde built steamers will sail frem
pier 36 North River as follows:-
STATE Or GEORGIA. Wednesday. Dec. 23
STATE OF A.................W Wednesday Jan, 6
STATE OF OFINDIANA...............W Wednesday, an, 20
STAT OF GEORGIA ......... Wednesday, Feb 8
and every Wednesday thereafter taking passengers
through rates to all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Steerage as low as by any other line.
Drafts tor 81 and upward. For freight or passage
apply TO AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 CO, Agents,
Steerage Office, No. As Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16

IN NOTICE.
The most southerY has always been adopted by
this company to avoid Ice and headands
lH. From piers A and ~ North River.
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
HELvETIA. Dec 70 Il A. N. THE QUEEN. Jan. II n.
ERIN ...... Dec. 26 8A. N. Jan
FOR LONDON DIRECT
Cabin Passage $50 $40 currency steerage at greatly
reduced prices Return TICKETS at reduced Pre-
Apply at the companys office. No 80 Broadway.
f. w. j. HURST, Manager.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
- Gin @tubent, benz es berbo=

Gin @tubent, Dem es perbo=
ten mar, gu rau9en, ging an einem Tei=
ertase iiber cine Briife, cine Gigarre
rau6eno. Ct min 1eben> lpie 1pdt es it,
ia er um 6 l1br tpieber I'M College 1ein
mub, unb siebt oesbalb bic l1br aus Der
Sal DE. eSn benz Qiugenblide fommt ein
profehor. Ser @tuoent min f9 ni6t
ertpii9en laIlen, nimnt Bic gtgarre aus
Dem W}unbe> I'M lie ins Woner 81 tper<
fen, pertpe91elt aber 6ie 9anbt, 16lell.
bert sic l1br iiber bas @eldnber uno
itedt ben brennenben GigarrenI Itummel in
sic Soi9e. @einen Srrtbum bemertt er
erf, ols aug oer Sai6e &aub auffteigt
uno ber Yrofellor i'm barauf aufmert1am
mo@t. Sic u6r lie9t I'M WaKer, in Der
Sa1de bat er Elm 9robes Sod 9ebrannt
unb i'm College bittirt linn Der Yrofenor
feline @trafe fit sas &au6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05

INIT peinribt I V: 1889 auf. Den Sbron;
er perihn,dbte gesen 9absburg 1ni4ttbelt5.
8eifanb 4ber Siirten. 2ubtuig KILL
llnteritiibt Die. proteitantime1t 1@ra,l=l
biinotner gegen lire fatboli{9en s2ebns=f.
Ieute, Die 8eltliner, uno sebt in, 9rei=E
Bi9idbrigen sRrie8e Biinbniije nit ttoen
@eneraftaoten uno 96ipeoeu elm, gum
@9aoen Der tatbolii@eu &ir@e in
9eutI6lanb. E..saxsss., n .aIl -.
2uomig XIV. fiiet bem pap{te .Sn=.
nocens VI. Die i9werl ten Be(eioigungen
3l, belebt Mpisnon uno besiinltist bie
9allicanil9en TreiDeiten gum @6a6ens
Der @e1ammtfird)e. ~ 5-sfssa
9uo,pig XIV. bebt Ben Seiuitcnorben
Sebn SATIRE Dor oem Brepe oes- Papites
in S1anfrei9 aut pdbreno 0oltaire uno
.@eno1ien ungebinoert oas Werf oer Ser
fiibrung bes Bolfe5 fortfiibren biirfen.
Wenn m6eli6 mod trauriger ergebt es
in @panien, wo Die bourbonil6e 9err=
]6aft bur0 &rieg sur 9err1 daft 9elan9ts.
Sic SerrI6er biei ies @eldle6tes waren
in oer SDat fir Die tatbolii6e &ir9e
feline @tiibe uno feline @6re. Carl III.
treibt Die Seluiten aus Carl ". iiber=
1dbt olle @e9ierun9ssel9dfte Dem ~Srie=
beng iirlten" @abaD Tsr0inano VII.
belobnt |cin DoIf fir Die ibm geleiitetel1
Dien lte nit Dem l6mdrjelten l1noont
uno 1tiirst es bur9 Mufbebung oes fali=
l6eu Sc lebes in Die i6redli0iten 8iir=
gerfrie9e. 8on Ser bourb oni19en Sla=
Bella ,ppllen mir 16>peigen> 5umal piele
9anolungen ibrer Ge9ierung nl6t onf
ibre ge6nung fallen.
eyn 9}eopel fommen bie Bourbonen
6urd) Nertro9 i'm Sabre 1875 ou ben
Sbrpn; au9 bier mar Der auf9etldrte
9e1potisnus unter Carl III. uno Ser
binanb ". tbdtig. Non Seroinano
II. muB riDmli6 berporgeboben net
ben, baB er pius TX. elm 9tlpl in @oeto
getpdbrte.
Mon6e bebaupten, baB sic bur9 bas
l1n9liid eelduterten Bourbonii iten.Tamt=
lien int Sale oer &eitouration mabrbaft
cole Serr19 9er ergeben tpiiroen ; ober Carl
II. BON Gnglanb 1nabt uus mi Btroui16.
9(u9 un1e Gruno 1T bic 2e9itimitat
uno au6 unlere sr0bte Treube !pdre es,
tpenn bieles Brincip sur po((fen @eltun9
tdme; unlere Mn1t6t bel oieien 3eilen
mar ein5ig bie> 9utmeinenoen &atbolifen
auf oas ,pabre Plaln1iiten=g8ort ouf=
mertIom Su MAIDEN: Bonum est spe-
rare in Domino, guam sperare in
principibus; Be6er 1T es ouf @ott
gu boffen, als auf Turi ten 8ertrauen 81
5eben. 80. sc.
Gin @tuhent Dem es perbp=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05

| auf ben beutisen Sag beibebolten. aae
5MmSfebsaa Ser, @i,tber 1, mar
fait i'm 9an5en Mltertbume EgetpoDnlld)
|unb finbet mod heut5utase Bel barbarl+
|i9en1 1lrb ni6tbriitli6en g0lfern' ltattt.
IMnr Die; ;SubeuL Me9Dter, Sbebaner lt1le
@ermaneil baben oieier unmtnI6lt9en
E@itte ni@t, geDuloi9t. 9luberoem trtfft
man iie beinabe iiberal,, logor bel pen
|feineebiloeter @rie9el1 al, uno felblt Die
aus9e3ei1netiten Pbiloiopben. oerlelben
bielten Die Musjebung fit erlaubt: Grit
init Der Musbrsitun9 .oes Gbri1tentbums
per16wanD ou9 bieles Oenflnal antlter
Borbarei. " Sic 5sir9enodter eiferten
na9oriidli6 seeen oas Musleben oer Sim
Der uno iteuten es nit Dem Moroe in
Eslei9e 9atesorie. gonitantin Der @robe
erlieB meDrere Neroronunsen gegen oa1=
Ielbe uno ipdter beIon0ers Die &ailer Wa=
lentinian Yalens uno @ratian. Sultt=
nian erfldrte pollenos Die ausgeleBten
uno bon Tremoen auf9enommenengG'noer
fir pDfig frei wdbreno lie bisber immer
np9 Dem @clopenloo|e |e onbeimgefauen
,uaren. @o bilbete li9 oenn aumabll9
bic Mnli6t aus, bab 0os 9lusleben Elm
@erbre9en unb lolpobl bur6 Die tpeltlide
luie gei5tli6e Mfadt 5u abnoen lei:
benn lpenn ou@ in 9riitli9en @taaten
beut5utage nod Nusiebun8en portomlnen
10 gel9iebt oits bo0 lelten 1T Der 9lb=
ii6t> oas aino Dem Soos prsis5ugeben>
oo serooe bic 1ogenaunten Tinoelbduler>
wpbin un9liidli9e uno 9ilfole ibre &in=
0er brin9en, Die PFege uno Gr5iebun9
bes ousselebten Ginoes iibernebmen.
Bei ben 9llten bo9e9en 1ebte man bic
Gin0er an 5ol9en Orten aus ND 1ie per=
lo5len BON aller 1nenl 6li9en g fege balo
umfomn,en muBten> obslei9 man lie 1paz
ter 6fter audi an belu0te Orte legte uno
i6nen irgenb cine >pertbwolle @ade bei-
CAB, Inn Die Mufnobme oes ousgelebten
2inbes befo eber srl beluirfen uno es 1pa=
ter pielleibt an biele,n ooer ieneln Mert=
,mal >pieoer 5u ertennen. 8ei ben Ntbe=
nern unb 9iDmern ,uurOe bas neusebo<
rene Sinh por ben 8ater nieoer9ele9t.
Nabm er es auf, 10 ertonnte er es oa=
our9 ols 1sin 2in6 an unb perpFi9tete
| f@ gu oe0en grsiebun9; nobm er es je=
bod ni9t ouf 10 puroe es ans9elebt.
Sci ben @partonern tpuroen sem @clebe
Sufolse lhludblibe oocr friippelbofte Sim
Der in einen slb9run0 bel benz Berge
Sapgetos seruorfen. 9(u& bic Wfubam<
mebaner perbieten bic MusIebun9 1trenge;
bagegen .peroen in CHINA, Sopan W}a=
Ioa9asfar> O1tinoien &c. nod &inoer aus
geiebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05

-SnG II ia no min man neneroinss
cine @rfinbun9 eemo@t babeu> tpel9e -
fails lie li9 betpdbren ioate bic ebrpiir<
bise Sol5l9neibetunit Dero rordn9en biirfte.
Wian fa9t ndmli9, bab ]i9 polirte@9ie=
ferplatten beNer no6 als @u@sbaumbolS
gum @rapieren eisenen lolen ba Iie li6
eben 10 lei6t bearbeiten lailen, li@ ooee<.
gen ni9t 5ie6er; unb audi BON Del; ooer
MaiIer ,1i9t perborben lperben. 5.:|-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
81 l e ut D 10 o rter.

Bur @end1tnibibuns fir aniere iuneen 2eier
Mr9itett, (9r.) 8aufiinltler. -
y + @ iteftur> (gr.) 9Guort. - q T.
d. b, urfunben lammlun9. -areal>
Qat.) bas @tiid 2an0. Nreno,
Qot. } Oer @anbp(ak. - Nr9entum m
Qot.) @ilber.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05

I u
ben 9egeu,pdrtige1 s&egierunge,, feline
Ion6ere als bitr bes I6wa6en Gcuaoor
|finben tpel,ben iie lire Blide auf1 19err-
|i9ergeI9le9ter, Die Dolll S9auplabe ab-
setreten lnb. Gar oft bat man auf fa=
|tbolilder 5eite cine fiebr srobe @pmpa=-
tbie fir 9einri6 ", .ben ulegitimen" RSs
mig pon 5ranfrei@,. fur Carl VII, ben
ulegitimen" R6ni9s pon :, @panien ii. fiir
Gran5 H., ben ole9itimen" .&6ni9 BON
Neapel, unb es iit fein 3weifel baran,
6ab oie besei9neten Serren ii6 8iel ouf
ibre 9esitimitat gu @ute tbun. Sod
oas Gopitel oer 9etdul9ten 9sffnungen
tdbt oen tieferblideneen Gatbuliten por=
ii6ti9 iein. 9ie fatbolil6e &ir@e 1T
cine Ma9t fir li6> eine s6ttlide Ma@t
cine b6here ols ir9enO mel9e itoatltfe
.Madt; iie lit sesriinbet auf g0ttli9e
8erbeibung uno ieber &at6olif lollte
feline 9offnung bauptld6lib MIR auf
@ottes Madt ieben. 9obalo bic Stride
ibre Soffnung ouf iroi lde 9ulfe 1ebt
tonn lie geipib lein> in i9were @ron9iale
5u fommen.
9lls Ssrael Die 5beofrotie abgelporfen,
>pie lit es linn er9onsen? g}i9t einmal
DooiO's 9egierun9s5eit 1T 5ufrieoenfel=
lenb. Menn man ober lie It : mie Die
Mattobder i@tuanfen0 5tpii6en ben @D=
riern llnO g9Dptiern li@ betpege1l ,uie iie
s5iinoniHe ein9e6en nit ben &0mern rno
6portanern ba fam man zines mitlei=
oi9en 9d9elns f6 ni6t ertuebren.
Gs lit ni9t 5u be ltreiten oaB bon
@eite ser Gatbplifen l6on oft Der ndm=
li9e Settler, ,oie BON Ssrael> gemo6t
,uuroe un0 5uar ieoesmal gu ibrem
@9aoen. Wos bot Den fatbolii9en
Yrieiterr 8oierns mebr 9eI@aOet> ais Der
nn,ltan0 bob lie in man9en Tdlen 81
piel @elui6t auf Die ibnen iiber9ebenen
1tootli6en Nemter le9ten?
llno >pie oft 1uben i9 in neuerer 3eit
bic &atboliten in ibren 9offnun9en ouf
1taatli1e Besiniti9ung setdul6t. 9}o=
poleon III. wurbe baupt1d6li6 bur6
sen fotboli19en Glerus uno bas fatbo=
|li16e 8olf auf Trontrei6s Sbron ct
boben, uno bod mar feline &e9ierung Ser
Stride ,peit sefdbrli6er> ols Die SDran=
nei oes SIR iten Bismard; man lebte
sroBe Soffnun9en ouf Die &eli9i0litdt
6ran3 eSo5ep9's BON Oeiterrei9, uno
Sod luogt es 6ieier Tiirit ni6t gu @un=
| ifen Der &ird)e Elm frafti9es Wort gu
ipre6en; pie lebr 1i6 Die &atboliten an
Ser luobl,pollenoen Sc elinnung 0er preu=
|Bii9en &egierun9 perre6net Dabeu> bas
seigt Die @egenpart. Sugar bier In
Qmerita 16eint Der Slu9 unmittelbar 5'l
folgen, lpenn li6 bic &ir6e ir9eno mel@e
5offnuns ouf itootlide 5hlfs mo@t.
uno gerabe bas NdmliGe lit gu BE-
fur6ten, ,penn Die &atbolifen 5u grobe
6offnungen auf bie &efauration Der
8ourbonen in Sponien, Tranfrei9 uno
gleopel ieben. 9ieie @ei6le9ter tbun
5i6, tuis 9eiost> Mues gu @ute auf ibr it,
men BON Gott perliebencs &e6t. Nber
MIR in Trantreib baben lte eisentlide
2e9itimitat. uno tuenn lie ii@ ouf
g6ttli9es @e9t fuBen> miiiien fe ni9t
eingelteben, baB 5ie bas 96ttli9e &e6t
entipeoer in ibrem @ripotleben ooer in
ibren Mesierunes=@anblunsen oft nno
pieln1al perlekt, 70 bab iie Oaour9 bag
91ttli6e &e9t pertpirft baben, uno oab
|es mDelidb 1T, baB 1ie bur9 @ottes Ser=
mprf,,flo lire Shrpue berloren hQben?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
Mnf9abe 90. 25.

98er 1aet> >uie piel betrdst,
Menn mon 5ulammen le9t:
Gins, onoertbalh un0 5tpei>
3tpei brittebolb unb brei
8ier, fiinftebalb uno 1e6s>
l1no nod Gins mebr als le9s,
M9t unb einDalb mebr als neun {:
Wie niel mag bies tpobl 1ein.
stuflfun9 Der Muf9abe $40. 23.
Die @eerbe aablte 100 @tdd @9afe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-08-05
Sic Fatbp1ifDc Stride uib bas Sam8
Spnrbpu.
SO1trbOu.

Sn bieier 3eit oes Samples Der tatbo=
lil6en Stride NIT ben ibr feiubli6en
Md6ten 1T es ni6ts @ertenes baB Die
Treunoe BET STRIDE ii6 alm cine berlelben
9iinlti9e Mo9t pmleben> nm bon ibr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

EsE-c ,SHEPuRgD CoLLEGE.-We have
received the catalogue of this School
for 1874, its first annual catalogue,
which shows an attendance of l45 stu
dents during the past session, classified
as follows Junior Normal III; Senior
Normal, 81 Collegiate, 6S. This is
its first year and its success has surpass-
ed the expectations of its most sangulne
friends. The Course of Study, as ar
ranged by the Board of Regents, con-
sists Of two departments, Normal and
Collegiate.
The catalogue had previously been
printed by the State printer, and bound
up with those OF the other Normal
Schools of the State, but it contained so
many typographical errors and mistakes
of form and make up as to he injurious
to the school to circulate it. Hence the
new edition, which is handsomely print
cd b, Messrs. Innes g. Co, of Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18
gsgr We understand that the friends

gyN We understand that the friends
of tie Hon. b. +. Martin, who, two
years ago, was selected as the regular
nominee of the Democracy Of this Dis
trict and duly elected, though not allow
ed to take his seat-haye no idea OF
letting him be headed off and uncere-
moniously thrust aside from the present
canvass by the Hon, Charles James
Faulkner. For, regarding Mr. Martin
as political martyr they naturally in
sist that he shall, at least, have the
compliment Of denomination as some
compensation for his sacrifices and ser
vices in support of their party.
But this don't seem 10 suit our ire
pressible friend, Mr.. Faulkner, who, re-
Numbering how and by whOm he was
defeated in the last Grafton Convention,
is shrewd enough not to submit himself
10 the tender mercies of another so,
regardless of all party precedent and OF
those conventional rules of democratic
discipline, which he has heretofore so
strenuously insisted upon, whenever he
himself was 'Ihe nominee" he now sees
fit to slip his collar, kick out of the
traces, and detiantly fling up his heels
in the face of friends and foes, as an In
dependent Democratic Candidate for
Congress. And solemnly we ask the
party, in the memorable words OF the
venerable Tweed himself, "What are
you going to do about it ?" We pause
for a reply.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

Miraculous ESCAPE FROM DEArH.--
On last Friday morning, Mr.. Merchant,
who was employed in the harvest field
of Mr.. Robert Stewart, residing near
Darkesville, in this county, met with a
terrible accident The horses had been.
hitchcd to the reaper ready tor cutting
when one of them became FESTIVE, and
started 10 run, Mr.. NJ. being near the
machine, attempted to check them, but
tney suddenly wheeled and tho knives
of the reaper caught him, throwing him
under il. the horses by this time, having
gotten into a full run. As soon as he
fell, the guards caught him in the back
part of the head, aud in this horrible
position he was dragged upwards OF
thirty yards, when most fortunately the
machine struck n. stone and the concus-
sion, threw The reaper completely over
tie ia+en laap, When he was reached
all Supposed, thaA Ne. was dead, but,
strange to,relale, he was not even stun
nod, but was mpst terribly cut in the
head and shoulders, and four or five
deep sashes were made in tho middle
of his back where he was held by the
guards; he was immediately taken to
the residence OF Mr.. Stewart, and DIR.
Sencindiver summoned to his aid. Up
on examination, the doctor found that,
although his injuries were very Serious
yet none were absolutely fatal, and he
is now getting along as we'll as the ma
ture of hip wounds will pcrmit-.,ior
in,6urg Stnf,Sman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

E4- FREE PosrAGE-NoTIcE TO SUB
scR1BERs.-The Post Office Gazette Tor
July summarizes what the new post-ot-
fce bill accomplishes, as follows; IRE
payment Of newspaper postage after
January /, 1875. Gives free delivery
to all newspapers, to subscribers only
(daily, semi-weekly, weekly, monthly
or quarterly within the county III
which they are printed and published
from July !, 1874. Makes nniformi-
ty in all matter other than newspapers,
as thrd-c class, limited TO four pounds at
one cent for each two ounces. All pa
ners now circulate FREE in the coun-
ties wherein they are printed, aud re-
ceive their exchanges free.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

s4- To PuBLIsuERs.-We received
proposal from l.. J. Emmett, " Co.,
of Brooklyn, n. Y, to insert an adver-
tisement for one year, payable one-half
after said advertisement has been insert
ed three months. Now, We do not
know the parties at all, whether they
are responsible OF not, but we do think
that it is piece Of considerable pre-
sumption and audacity, to make propo-
sitions of this kind to publishers, when,
at the same time, knowing that publish
ers are perfect strangers 10 Them. If
they wish TO do the square thing why
don't they offer to pay caah in advance
We hope no publishers will bite at the
bait, if they do, in our opinion, they
will be gone suekera
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

Ey- CLERICAL SuRLwpSESs.-E is
said that the Rev. II. Keys, colored,
who made all the necessary arrange
ments, for the late excursion of our col
ored people to Chambersburg, and who
had the general supervision Of the par
ty, made in the transaction the neat IT.
lie sum of four hundred dollars. He
did it fairly and squartiy, and we be
lieve all parties interested are satisfied.
The Cumberland VALLEY Railroad Com
pany is the party out of which he made
the draw, aud he did it in full accord
ance with their own stipulation. He
hired train of cars for the occasion
and fixed the fare for the round trip at
one dollar, having in his own hands the
selling of the tickets. He sold four
hundred tickets over and above the
number necessary to pay for the hire of
the train. This is something unusual,
especially as it was practiced upon a
railroad company, as all their transac-
tons are characterized, by shrewdness.
This time Parson Keys was TOO sharp
for them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

s% WooDs MEETING.-A Woods
Meeting viii be held in the beautiful
grove of Mr.. Jacob J. Miller, at Kear.
neysville, commencing on next Satug-
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. II.
Nice, will be assisted by several minis
tiers from distance. The committee
are, J. III. Logic, j. {. Bitner, I. HON
sLer, A. Trump, w. Thomas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

s4y~ PErsoxAL.-Prof. Clarence Shep-
herd and family, Of Frederick, are now
sojourning in town.
Mr.. James L. Towner and family, Of
Baltimore, are spending a few days with
Col. John L. Schley, near this place.
Mr.. William Byers and family, Of
Louisville, Kentucky, are spending the
hot summer months upon his residence,
near town.
We are glad TO welcome our native
citizens with their families back TO the
Gland of their birth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18
psy~ The Right Rev. Richard V

nY- The Right Rev. Richard V.
Whelau, Bishop Of the Diocese of
Wheeling, died in Baltimore, On last
Tuesday evening. whittier he had gone
for the benefit of his health. Bishop
Whelan was well-known i'll this COM
munity, his first field duty, after his or
dination, embracing Martinsburg, Har-
pers Ferry, Winchester, Bath and the
surrounding country. He was one Of
the most eminent diriues i'll the Catho-
lie Church, and was universally respect
oil
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

sE5- RE-UNIoN OF SABBATH Schools
AND PIC N1C.-The Sabbath Schools of
the NJ. L. Church, South, composing
the schools of Shephcrdstown, Rine-
hart's School House, Liberty Grove,
and Unionyille, will hold Re-Union
and Pic Mic at Morgans Spring, to-day,
the 18th. a pleasant time no doubt
will be had.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

s- PEIsoSAL.-J. Ed. Dixie, of the
enterprising Agricultural and Hardware
firm of Duke g. Gallaher, of Charles
town, drnppsd in to see us on Monday
last Ned is Hue man, and can sell
more Drills than any man i'll the Coun-
", because he sells the most practicable
and most advantageous manufactured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

Fey" SEgyICts.-The Sacrament Of
the Holy Communion will be admins
tered in the Reformed Church, Sunday
morning, July Goth. Preparatory ser
vice Saturday evening previous at 5
O clock. Rev. Jacob Hassler, Principal
of the Female Seminary at Mercersbars,
Pa, will be present and will preach
Sunday morning and evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

pa- Hon. &. J. FAULKNER.-ln an-
other column will be found a letter
from the Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner, an.
nouncing himself as q candidate for
Congressional honors, in this, the Sec
ond District The honorable gentleman
is well-kuown in the councils of the ma
ton as a statesman Of no mean ability.
fIe is all able. earnest, and energetic
man; and heretofore when entrusted
with the confidence of the people Of this
District, proved himself to be devoted
to their highest good.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18
p SAD AND FATAL AcCIDENr-W c

@ SAD AND FATAL AcCIDESr.-We
regret to learn that on Sunday night
last. about y o'clock, Mr., Henry {,
Davis, Of the firm of Davis ~ Lock,
Grocers, in Charlestowu. while arising
from bis bed, i'll the room over the
store, to admit Mr. John w. Lock, his
PARTNER, and Mr. Shirley Smith, their
Clerk, who had just returned home from
Middleway, fell through an open drop
door into the store-room below, and
struck his head against molasses bar
rel, rup,uring & blood vessel OF the
brain, and receiving other injuries, from
the effects of which he died on Monday
evening Mr.. Davis was quiet, gen
tlemanly and accommodating gentleman
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

rsD- PERsoXAI~-During the absence
of Rev. Dr. Andrews. of the Episcopal
Church, Of this town, his pulpit
is filed by Rev. Mr. Fare, of New Or
leans, an eloquent and able minister,
The Rev. gentleman is at present guest
of Henry Shepherd. Esq, also of New
Orleans, but who is now sojourning up
on his magnificent homestead near this
,,lacc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

~" CoNrRAcr-At meeting OF the
Committee OF the Overseers OF the
Poor, on Tuesday, Mr.. Gregory Brit
ncr, of this town, received the contract
for erecting the stone work for the
Barn at The Aims House. The con
tract for building the Barn will be Civ
en- out in few days. Mr.. Brimer, we
know, will do justice to his contract.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18
hon a. r. BOrELER FOR con-
GHESS

Mr.. Boteler, as may be seen by the
notice elsewhere in our paper, has been
announced as an independent candidate
for Congress for this District, and
rs Mr. {. j. Faulkner, his old time
competitor, is also in the field as all
"independent," we are likely to have a
lively canvass in this District, between
these two able, energetic and expert
tnced aspirants Tor Congressional hon
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

BE ADDRESS. Hon. A. K. Boteler
has accepted the invitation OF the Agri
cultural Society Of Montgomery Coun-
ty, Maryland, to deliver the annual adj
dress at the Rockville Fair, in Septem-
Der next.
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For the Register.

Now, .rnulkner has begun to prance
Around the District gally,
And O! such splendid bows from France
He gives the people daily,
Whilst .Inriin in his mountain nest
Awaits his own convention.
And Boieier with his lance IN rest
Is giving EN- attention.
uARrEK FERRY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

EaS- GRANG ERs.-I'he County Coun-
Gil, Patrons of Husbandry, will meet at
Summit Point on the last Wednesday
in July, the Doth. A County Pic Mic
will be held at Leetown, on the third
Thursday in August, the goth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-07-18

lT- DEATH.-We learn that AIR.
Malcolm G. Kirk, of Warrensburg, Mis-
souri,, and formerly of this town, re-
ceiyed paralytic stroke on the 4th Of
July, and fingered until the evening OF
the 9th, at Z o'clock, when he died.