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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-06

EOR SALE CHEAP, q
i ON Lowe TIME,
one of the BEST FARMS in Fairfax County
Tvo-thirdss open land, ions-fhird good young
TIMBER. Oak and Pine.f arr BLOB C
= New HOUSE Of seven rooms modern, built !;
well, stables. tobacco barn, and several tenant
houses. -.,rp .sn zao.u
This farm contains about SIX HUNDRED
ACRES, and borders the Potomac River nearly
three-fourths Of o milsg the soil d, dry loan.
withsa few sandy spots adapted espsciaIiy 10
grass. corn, tobacco. traoting, ana fsnit.srowins
II would make a fine DAIRY FARMgyiyshn9d
b tits located twentystwo miles south Of wash.
ington, near a. stsamboatt landing and foar
miles from . station on the railroad from Wash-
lngton and Richmond, and adjoining the a
Of Colonel Edward Daniels. Good fishing priyi-
ieges. and neighborhood pleasant 80 sgt Of
PRICE; $4,000. Enquire AZ sob9L, ag0Il
de 2o-tf STATE JOURNAL OFFICE
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OFF. OFCLERK or HOUSE DELEGATES,(
w. RICHMOND, VA, February ~, 1874. !
DY-AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF
d ASSEMBLY, apprvved April d. 1s7s, II
Is lawful for tho Circuit Court Judges of this
Commonwealth, until the times for holding the
terms Of their respective courts shall be pre-
scribed bylaws % AZ the tine for holding gsuch
terms. TIE terms OF the Fifth Circuit have
been fred as follows
CRAIG CousrY-February 2lst. June aist and
OCTOBER 4en.1 VI BHMIQgHOOHa
BoTRTouRr--March LIST, July LIST and Eovem.
Der 4th. :
RoAxoKR-March 10th, July 10th and Noyem.
PER lstn. MTG AAQO &HN
FLoYp-March soth, July sOth and December
Sd.
MosfeoMERy-April eth, August 9Th and De-
lGrIRs-April 18th. August gam and December
26th.
J. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House Of Dslegatsss ~
sfe l7-2awlmAMaA a AVof virginia
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TI"l iNI NV U ~ 6l42 a91H -
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
a. TED STATES for the Eastern District of
rA.o TElGoIi2 a .aFlpd s9- buBu4g
In the NATTER Of John Pratt Robb, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy. - - -
At Richmond, Va, this 10th day of February
1874.
40 whom II May concsrn-The undersigned.
r B. Lewis, OF Oak Grove, I'D the county Of
Westmoreland, and state OF Virginia. hereby
gives notice OF his appointment as assignee
Of the estate OF Jno. Pratt Robb, Of the county Of
King George, In said district, who was, on the
18th day OF January. nd, 1874, adjudged a bank.
rupt upon the petition Of himself, by the Dis.
trict Court Of the United States for said district.
- Dated 1t Richmond, the 10th day of February
a.d, 1874. J9hllN o. o. bfoR. b. LEWIS, 5njs
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JENNY S~rAINBAoK, in jail at Warren.
ton. North Carolina, for poisoning her
husband, and against whom medical expert
w. II. Taylor, Of this city, was the most
important witness, Is dead. She probably
took "cold pizeno and went off the same
way she dispatched her husband, - rT9
1kHMIQL ATAT& TUtaW Up I.8
IsHV aEsTlf
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- ENANZE.4L L. A8HAEa y aaNHMHHA aHNME~hA ]
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
y ted States for the Eastern District Of vir-
In the matter of j. Blackwell Smith, abank-
At Alexandria. on the 27thA day Of February
|l2d ,eyt8T181 1lIfTEb B16 HoH ET NY
10 WHOM n MAY coNCERN. 9llai
Please to take notice hereby. that a petition
has been. to-wit on the Sd day Of November, a. d.
1878. filed in said District Court. by j. Blackwell
Smith Of Fauquier county, Virginia, IN said
district, " who has been heretofore duly de.
claredbankrupt under the actof Congress entitl.
ed'AnA Act TO establish q uniform system of bank
ruptcv throughout the United States approved
March I'd. 1881. for a discharge and certificate
thereof nom all his debts and other Claims
provable under said act, and that the 18th
day Iof march, 4, a.. 1878. at 9 o'clock
a. IA before Lysander HIN, ESQ., one Of
ne registers Of said court In bankruptcy, at
his once in Alexandra, in said district, Il the
time and place assigned for the hearing Of the
same. when and where you may attend and show
cause, u any you have. why the prayer Of the
said petition should not De granted. rmnq s56
sIrnga b1s LYSANDER, HELL.uoo
Ia llafsd D. Register in Bankruptcy for the d
NH ,2-M2w fsv s;EN Sth Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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IMPORTANT TOrTHE TRAVELLING
, .noaooA nia' PUBLIC yqoo 4 b1a
A, STILL FURTHER REDUCTION OF
RATES By THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD TO ALI POINTS
WEST, NORTHWEST AND

10 flrsfsiass fare Richmond to Pittsburgh. &loss
ODD f6l 9tGj1sHi y1RiliilC Columbus, ela.so
s9nabUs sd Tsbau" ,loodaa Oincinnati, sls.so
.g1s ni n,,d esd ding i Indianapolis. eI4.so
.ssv d9iI"" 5i .eEsr 59gis nor Louisville, el6j 80
10 siFls bia raIgsb ""di laflh Be Chicago tle.so
ymsha9a VTsIIi,E ssJaisSt Louis, e30.so
-afisIb F"spisd le1Ii9ni7d Evansville Aelso
.,9od3a iaHj 10 Kansas City. $sa.so
aid iauc gn bGs a.IiguE nj Omaha $3.50
-1sl In a.g.iUiGu ri.di bsg,,gN Nashville s2a.76
asgt 10 oatuoa q q. ioo5oN New Orleans s4lI8o
sd bsHH'..p p iEa4 1. boa .nia sherman 1880
A corresponding reduction to all other points.
Tickets purchased at the above rates ARE NOT
SPECIAL or LIMITED. but GOOD UNTH.
I'll. dguglodI icon sdl niliis re few
This Great National Route is l25 miles short.
est all rail route from Richmond to Cincinnati,
and all points west.
SErENTYrFTvE MILES THE SHORTEST
LINE 10 PITTSBURGH. na sGl
81 HOURS FROM RICHMOND TO COM
;7TRTC INNATIDHod 10 lion shj
70 Two Fast Daily Trains leave washington. as
follows lat s a. m. and 7:45 p. m. PULLMAN
PALACE CARS, and Magnificent Day CoachesL
run through,to Cincinnati, Columbus, St. Ions
and Pittsburg WITHOUT CHANGE, and with
but one change to- Chicago, Onaha, Kansas
City, Louisville, &c. ojaH-yfgmiTq did
10 The Equipmentsof this Great Short Line are
Of the most modern ana improved, style. For
Speed, Comfort and Safety 1t is unarlvalsd. d It's
Eating Houses, and Hotels ARE owned and
operated by the Company lMeals at seasouable
hours and ample time to enjoy them. naTAe
scenery along this Route Isl unsurpassed for
grandeur and beauty.
For through tickets and Information, apply
At the company's Office, 1901 corner or Twslfth
Main streets; at Richmond, Fredericksburg and
and Potomac of1ce, corner Eighth and Byrd
streets A, ". GaFber's, s2st Main street |; Rich
mond, York River and tChesapeahs nonce.
kichmond. Va, and all ticket ofices throughout
the southeast mo5os esd. LoWALDROP, ri
.YE 5ad1 BOOT Southeast Passenger Agent. nan
Iaoiaof 1921 corner Twelfth and Main strset.os
ajLiig ,Eaoi sRcisd ,doidg Richmond, VA
I. M. CoLE, General Ticket Agent, adsildgq
b 8 y. JOINS, General Passenger Agent, IIrg n
THOMAS 3. SHAH, N. Transportation. sms1
ue
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5us THE %ORIaTNALH0W %
rNsTALLMENT' HOUSE. oAoe1
l4Ss MAZE srlxsr. RIcnxezD. vIasIsiA.

bSAlNV3o E&W NNL---U ouil9lik 3NA
oI oasr for sale the following goods for cash. Or
BY weekly Or monthly payments.p For cheap
mss, duality, and variety. second 70 none m ths
market; for accommodation, snfpasslns any
1000 Lithograph and stesi ,Engrsvinss; aChro-
mos, newest IN the market; ON Psintipss
Lcokns.0 Glasses. IN great variety PKotosraph
Frames, large assovtment. 2 Frames Of al a.
scriptions made at the shortest notice. "a large
stock Of Picture and Looking. 0lass Mouldinss
always on hand sold cheap, " the foot or man.
ufactared.p Special contractsI mads nor Iasss
orders and dealers. aClocks, Bibles, window.
shades. Carpets, Rugs, iMattins.' on sCloshs,
Walnut Extension Tables. and other goods. to
EPartiss In want OF amy Of tins above ARTICLES
/ win consult their own mtersst BY giving me q
ocsli before pnrchasing slsswheresh i sIsdW
ane % t7s-ssm e1g SWULAJAMe uAFFRONa
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INlTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES for the Eastern District o
Virginia.
In the matter Of Charles W Gentry, bankrupt
--n bankruptcy. II % II .TgTbEIHBtW go
a At Richmond. the 2ethaday OF February, 1874.
ITO WHOM H MAY C0NCERN-The UNI
dsrsisnedsG o. H. Wendlinger. Of Richmond city,
Va, hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
assignee Of the estate of Charles w. Gentry. Of
Hsnrieo comfy In said district, who was. on the
18th day Of january a. d. 1874. adjudged q
banSrupt upqag b petition of himself. by the
District court of the United States for said dis.
triea, N ,ahEoG ssoI3 suaaaL EaG noaGJsd
Dated ~ Richmond, the Goth day Of Feb, a.d.
1874. saIaasaa.1 'ssoli
fe 23-2aw3w by's424 % H'" Assignee.
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A1AVs0 ~ '"'AfUIVWAS
|ids iso :, mid II" % RAIR0AD. il fI5 1 am % Of q
RI, : sf e ,s ~ 3 NJ o October n isss. iqlt W, VA
-lG Oh o. " siauIsl bsno6Hadh'' od1 46l ilsl
-1t'' rod Ial saNoRTHwARp!q ins99b q Tsj
NORTHERN ExPREss-Leave Rlchmond d
1850 p m; arrive I'M Washingtonl at 4:osi Al m
Leave Washington at SIS a. m. !; arrive at Bal
.tinofe Mt 7:l6 asm.BL-,THJoD a0II0d
PACIFIC ExPREssLLesass washington Al
Top M; arrive at Baltimore at ll:5o D. m.a-oi
CINCINNATI ExPRESsLLsaye washing.
ten at $40 p. M; arrive at Baltimore at 7:6s 3
m. a3BJ STINT hpG gmsillIW sll9fM
ACcOMMODATION@Leays Washington SIS
2. m. and $50 p. mi arrive at Baltimore loss a.
m. and 0:60 !. m. sgIGylyziiId nj b951immO9
III WESTERN EXPREsS-Leave Washington
His a. m; arrive at Baltimore l:Os .. Om.b3ilRo.
BALTIMORE ExPREsslLeaye Washington
s:2s p M; arrive at Baltimore 4:S5 D. NJ
no1ibnTRAINs no NEW YORK ~siss11a
,slIGW obi "a s1OsT9 5sn9mmi SIG 8T9dI
RICHMOND ExPRESS-Leave Leave Wash
ington atlsls Pc m; arrive at New York at lo:IO
b. m.d odW gu0a1sg a2iYbs bIDow sW emit
FAST LINE-Leave Richmond lO:s0 d. M;
leave Washington sos a. m. b ARRIVE New York
SO p. H. JTOha al 6fft .sf53r7 T6l iaa1ta
WASHINGTON NIGHT ExPRESS-Leaye
Richmond at $40 p. M: leave Washington sos
p. M; arrive at New York s:4oa m.TsUH
-oD8 lAll the abovs trains, except Baltimore Ex-
press Accommodation, and New York trains,
connect at Baltimore with trains on the Northern
Central Railway for the rWestand North. The
$40 p. m. Express Train leaves Richmonad daily.
The 1880 p. m. Express leaves daily except sun
day. .bssoio FIoqsT
soUTHwARD.
9HL-,ILslHaaIElHJ II EOIT02Ia
s SOUTHERN ExPREss-Leaye Baltimore
els p. m; arrive at washington lI:os b. m
Leave Washington n:ss p. m. arrive at Rich
mond 400 a. MI 10 uCii3si3 Bat ri b9tlBss7
RICHMOND xPREss-Leave Baltimore at
600 p. m. arrive in Richmond 400 q. n. g 81
"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Baltimore Gas
A. no. and $40 n. m. and 1856 p. m. |; arrive a
Washington s.f5 and ll:2s q. m, and 6i4s d. m
. SOUTHERN M~AIL--Lsavs baltimore la:so
p. m. arrive at Washington sss5 p m!Isq snid
EXPRESS FRoMNEw YoRK-Lsavs BAL
timore s45 p. m! arrive at Washington 6ls ,.
m. --C
FAST LINE-Leaye Baltimore at 7;lOa q. /.
arrive at Washington s:sS q. m. - - -
EXPRESS FROM NEW 1YoRK-Leaye Bal
timore 4'2o a. m. arrive Washington els a. m
and arrives ut Richmond l:3o p. M.
: MA1L-Lsaye Baltimore e:4o p, M arrive at
washington SIS ,. M loq cd III s5ilon sva9
The i:soo p. M. Express Express Train arrives at Rich.
mond daily. % W" ~ ~" S
EDMUND L. DuBARRY, Sup't.
Ep;s, You've, ~ nots1 W~ashingtops DO.
ioIl ysb-oi General Passsnss Agent Aaw
no s7h 46l .slfam8dlA Haifinore Ma0
.vus91ai bnsIs TOT
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TO let 1Aaer, MO-
b~ERN-B6iLT HotsE. Gas and water in a
the house, with good stable accommodations
streets. Apply to
sc 1S-tf GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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roR RENT OR SALE.

EOR RENT OR TO SELL, THREE =
Il TENEMENT-HOUSE5Lo on Church n
Hill five rooms each, with closets, and kitchen
Rent. $40 to al1 per month. These houses
are new, and have water at the door. Posses.
sion given Immediately. Good paying tenants
win please apply at ole Twenty seventh street,
or Seventeenth street, upon the subscribers.
- SAMUEL H. JONES,
jas-tf ROWLAND HILL,
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Register in Bankruptcy for the Il
2wliar s;FO sth Cong'l Dist. of Va.

5Jfn THE, DrsTRICT COURT or THE Uni-
"a TED STATES for the Eastern District1 of
L Tie matter II John M. Moran. / bank bankrupt
In banirupsy.a qIl - :
At Alexandria, on the o 227th DAY na OFF u February
o.. d., 1874. KIIH uDHTuDA YIaTAI
TO WHOM m MAY ooNCERNaa 81 a9EA
, Y Please to- take notice hereby, that a petition
has been, u wit: the 7thl day of February,
q d lsyl. Alsd In saad District Court, by John NJ
Morans of Loudoun county, Virginia, in said
district. who has been heretofore duly declared
bankruptt under the act of Congress entitled
J"An Act TO estabhshi q uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States, Y approved
March ID, 1857, for Q discharge and certifcats
thereof from all his debts and other claims
provable under said oct, and that the 16th day
Of March, q. d., 1874, at 3 o'clock q. m, before
Lysander Hill. Esq, one Of the registers of
sid court in bankruptcy, at his Office in Alexan-
dria in said district. is the time and place
assigned for the hearing Of the same, when
and where you may attend and show cause, If
any you have, why the prayer of the said petit
ton should not be granted.
- You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. TaxWIstI afs LYSANDER HILL,
dajtsv -Yaluayys Register in Bankruptcy
NH 2-M2w for the sth Congl Dist. Of Va.
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CHESAPEAKE n w
Rrorrosp, YoRx RVS. ~ CzzsArsArr)
40 RAuRoAn OonPAHy,
|NBN RxcHxoxp. VA. March Z. 1874 -
o. andAfter this date the PASSENGm and
FREIaHT TRAINS over this route VIII b run
az fblIows; ~ NS A
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Riohinond at 8 r. NJ. aud train from West Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1880 A.. M. daily
Sunday excepted).
The splendid steamer HAVANA Captain A.
O. NIckLK. has been placed on the route between
West Point and Baltimore 10 run in connection
with this road,T and will make, three trips a
week, leaving West Point TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS, n SATURDAYS on the ar,
rival Of the train which leaves Richmond at 3
r. Ms arriving at Baltimore next morning in
ample time to connect with trains for the North
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at p. M.
connecting at West Point with the train due A.
Richmond at lo.so next morning. oaN slFoaq
Fare TO Baltimore "a yii9 s.a! bhnots I
FREIGHT TRAIN. aforf through frsishht only.
leaves Richmond Tuesdays.a Thursdays. ana
Saturdays at4 O'Clock Al. M Through freieht
received daily. POI ,ob V3ni u q 4
Pu FREIGHTo TRAIN wsith passenger rear car al
attached for Freight between Richmond and
West Point, leaves Richmond on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays at $50 Al. M. 10 Al
Freight received Tueesdays. Thuarsdavs. ma al.
urdaJs ~ L'1A EDw, r. rOLaER,i
~ y Br4paaas,, Master srrraa transportation
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orFrCrAI.
OFFICE REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY, T,
R~icHnosp, Va, February 10, 1874. :
In THE MATTER -OFDANKRUPTCY.

After this dste nd AUorIoNEERs COM.
MIssIONs VIM BE- allowed Oh sales 70 be made
heresfterb " assIsness N bankroptey m this an.
trict. BY order Of Judge Hughes,
W. W. FORBES,
Register in Bankruptcy ID Cong'i Dist. Of Va.
fe ll-tf -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-17

SINGULAR CoMCiDENCE.-A most
singular incident, in connection with
the death of Bishop Lee, Of Iowa, has
come to light. y private letter from
Davenport, Iowa, contains the following:
eve have been very anxious the last
two weeks over the illness of Bishop
Lee. which terminated in his death on
Saturday morning. The whole commu-
nifty are saddened by the event. Some
two months ago he got up in the night
and took a bath, and on returning to
his room he made mistake and step
ped off a long flight of stairs, and land
ed at the foot with a tremendous crash,
as he was very heavy, weighing over
two hundred pounds. 1t aroused the
whole family and Mrs. Lee and Carrie
sprang from their beds, and, lighting
each candle, went to see what had
happened, and found the Bishop lying
on the floor Of the Entry. He got up,
however, without aid, and seemed to
have received no injury except few
slight bruises, though his right hand
was a little famed.
"Mr IL. and myself called on him
two days after, and while telling us the
circumstances. He had Il letter in his
hand which he had just received from
his son Henry, living at Kansas City.
His son wrote, Are you well? for last
night | had a dream that troubles me.
| heard a crash, and, standing up, said
to my wife, Did YOU hear that crash!
| dreamed that father had a fall and
was dead. | got up and looked at my
watch, and it was 2 o'clock. / could
not sleep again, so vivid was the dream,
and it made him anxious to hear from
home.
"The Bishop said he was not super
stitious, but lie thought it remarkable
that Henry should have had the dream
at the very hour of the same night that
the accident occurred. The difference in
the time there and here is Just fifteen
minutes, and it was 2l5 by his watch,
making it at The same moment. 1t was
as if he had actually heard the fall. And
the fall finally caused the bishops death.
His hand became intensely painful, and
gangrene set in which, after two weeks
of suffering, terminated his life. We
are none of us Spiritualists, as you
know, but surely facts like this must go
far to make us realize that there is a
basis of truth for their hypothesis Of
spiritual faculties resident in man. How
did Henry Lee become cognizant of the
accident to his father! -Uashington
Chronicle
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-17

BLANCHE BurLER.-The one redeem
ing soft spot in Gen. Buffers lie
is his love for his only daughter, Blanche
now the wife of Coy. Ames, OF AisSiS-
sippi. The General, every one acKnow[
edges. is fearfully ugly, and his wiie'
who was an actress years ago, Is equally
nlain How from this union such an
rxouisite, dainty loyeable maiden as as
blanche Butler could have sprung VIII
will always remain wrapped among the
,nysteries. livery well remember hear
inc the praises which were sung at her
atbui She was educated at Georgetown
Convent, and after her graduation she
made a protested appearance IN the gay
society of the capital. Il don't want
to 90 into society" she said to a friend
lit does not satisfy me. l would mucn
prefer staying quietly at home. And
this remark made at her hrst party.
where she was surrounded by hosts Of
eager admirers Her dress on this
occasion won universal applause from
its charming simplicity. 1t was white
silk Illusion, hight ana Hully DIS sea io"'n'
and embroidered with pale green ferns
Her only ornaments. pearls. She must
have looked like Undine, after her soul
came to her with her fresh, fair com
plexion, chased with faint bushes; her
tall, slender figure; her pure soft blue
ewes; her sweet mouth, withits winning
smile; and her woman crown OF glory
in her wealth of red gold hair, such as
Titan loved to paint on his Mad0nnas.
| saw her first at some morning receP-
ton, as the newly married bride OF
Senator Ames, and | followed in the
wake Of her footsteps like one enchanted
with her gentleness and beauty. She
wore heavy silk calling suit OF two
rare shades Of blue; ermine turs, and
white uncut velvet hat, trimmed with
long, graceful ostrich plumes. As she
came in from the winter storm raging
without, | thought what lovely emDo-
diment of the Esprit Of SNOW she
looked. Everybody loved gentle Blanche
Butler, even those who hated her father
the most, and | hear that in her South
ern home she wins the same affection
from all, no matter what political grounds
they stand on.-JtashtngtOa Letter 10
Cincinnati Gazette.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-17

Wrpp,xG AT CAToCrIN FURNACE.-
On Wednesday last. quite large num-
Der of friends and relatives assembled
at Catoetin, to witness the marriage OF
Miss Mary kunkel the third daughter
of Col. J. Is. Kunkel, u Mr.. John Will
son of Baltimore City. Some time be-
fore the hour announced for the ceremo-
ny, numbers of handsome women. ele-
gantly dressed could be seen gayly
chatting i'll the parlors, and anXiously
waiting for the solemn hour when both
hearts and hands would be united for
! ever in the holy bonds Of marriage
At the hour appointed, Mrs. J. b. Kun
kel, upon the arm Of her youngest son,
Mr.. VIM. Kunkel, entered the room,
followed by Mr. John Wilson the groom,
who was accompanied by lis best
friend, Mr.. Chas. Kunkle, then followed
the brides maids four in number, when
Col. J. b. Kunkel, entered with the
fair bride upon his arm The bride took
her stand by the groom, two brides
maids on either side aud Col. kunkel
and Chas. kunkel standing Just behind
them. The ceremony which was very
impressive, was performed 10y the Rev.
Osborn Ingle, Pastor of the Episcopal
church OF this city. The bride was
dressed in white silk, trimed with satin
and point lace with wreaths OF flowers,
and was resplendaut with magnificent
diamonds, gift frow Ter father. The
groom was in full dress evening suit.
Miss Trail of Frederick, first brides
maid, wore white tarlaan, with pink
trimming. Miss Kunkel sister OF the
bride, white tarlatan with lilac trim
ming. Miss. Wilson sister of the groom,
white tarlatan, blue trimming. Miss
Falconer of Frederick, white taratan
with cherry trimming. The wedding
being in English style, there was but
one groomsman. Among the guests
present, we notice Mrs. Col. Chas. Trail
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alfred
Ritter, John Kunkle and wife, The
Misses Dennis, The Misses Baughman,
Mr.. John McGil. From BALTIC, DR.,
Wilson and wife, Mr. Talbot Den
mead and Son. MI. Irvine keyser, Mr..
j. II. Wyman, Mr. c. w. Ward, Mr..
VIM. Solomon. John Buchanan, Esq,
Mr., Jacob Taylor, Mr.. (. Murray Tyler,
Miss Summeryille of the Eastcrnshore,
Miss Donnie, OF Chester Pa, the Misses
Benton, DR.. VIM. S. Mcpherson, and
family, Misses Thompson, Miss Ander-
son, Dr. White, DR.. Waters, and a num-
Der of others whose names we did not
learn In spite Of the dark clouds and
falling rain without, everything was
sunshine and pleasure within. After the
congratulations had been heartily given,
the large rooms opposite the parlors
were thrown open, and all invited to
partake of refreshments. The entire
management of the tables with the con
tents were under the supervision of the
well known Jakes Of Baltimore. The
bride and groom received the party con
gratulations Of all present, after which
the happy couple started on trip
North. CITIZEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-10-17

sJ- BRIEFS. Circuit Court
meets on Monday next.
A heavy white frost on Thursday
morning last.
Quite number Of eels are now being
caught in fish pots, in the Potomac.
Election day passed off very quietly
in this town.
LLOYD Licklider has received his new
supply of Clothing, Notions, &c.
John III. SchOppart receives nice
oysters every day.
Wild pigeons are plentiful, and our
huntsmen are shooting many of Them
When you have money i'll your peck
cts pay your debts instead OF squander-
inc it.
We had a few flakes ofsnow on Tues
day last.
We want few loads of wood on
subscription Immediately
The best way to cure dull times is to
apply an advertisement to the afflicted
part.
Silks are ten per cent cheaper than
they We're year ago.
The cider mills are running on full
time
Pay your subscription promptly and
die happy.
Now is the time to lay in Your wood
and coal for winter use
Christmas is coming. 1t is not a
long time before it will be here.
Sales of red wheat at Georgetown at
Sl,3l per bushei,
The turkey season is approaching.
Fall overcoats will soon make their
appearance.
Now is the time to get out your
stoves, polish them and set them up.
Examine the Few advertisements in
this issue.
Soon the sausage will begin to sim
mer on the frying pan.