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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03


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The New York herald., 1874-08-23

Proposals viii be received BY the undersigned nnnl u
yering aud .ettng in place the entire Roof Wort
eopps ns
ine,. the wrought iron beams, with the necessary
The vault shis and sSyghts sr sSs building now ID
saa 81 street ana rne 's'wee"
zach proposal must seated. addressed to the under
Inc Of the proposer Inc propossl must be accom-
Cy & e s o %
the faithful performances Of the work under H. II
BiaaS tosms Of Proposals contracts specifications and
D at nd ns % woys Ss
ocs where also the plans Of the work may be 'een aud
The undersigned reserves he rsst e reest or al
tsSuper,utendine Engineer 10 Broadway. new York.
GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENIIENTIAKY OF
- VIRGINIA.
The undersigned. appointed com missoncrs tor IN.
purpose by an aet Of the General assembly approves
al IL O'Clock ~ on thursday, the lst day Of October
1874 the purchase and removal OF the fententsry
Tne following are the provisions Of the act to which
~ These commisoners shall advertise for proposals
not has I'VE mites from the he sorpoTs.e 's q s
suitable Ssidas plopsr ascom%od C % saeS snS I'D
ne ans
se IN me r e e1s sns
s, no proposal shall be accepted which in wolves mo
sale q ne land and buildings now used Tor ard con.
W tropo.si: 90 the rsmovsl must BE- endorsed on
the snyelcpcs rrCposs: Tor renewing the ssss reG.
SsoSs sSr sssSaiId,ns: ts rnIshsd il place
ssg'sS miles :sPsSssd tie s:%%i.sssasrs and
r,opos!s should be addressed ne arasrss'erEsd "
SAssHaIs taixssasa
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO IRON CONTRACTORS.
10 BROADWAY. August is. 1

Proposals tor the Complete Roof the Wrought Iron
Beams, &c. Cast Iron Columns I.ineis, &C.;
Vault Lights and skylights
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

THIRD FLOOR OF HOUSE Az FoCRrH AVENUE
to let with ba tn and gas; immediate possession:
commence from September /: also furnished hall
Room s. 50 a week.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

splendid second Floor or Fiat OF rooms all lighted,
with modern improvements: good neighbO' hood, near
Broadway; rentlow. Apply to OWNER ZS9 West Forty
ninth street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

RIO LET-THIRD FLAT, IN BUILDING no. 10 UNI
l. versity place; light rooms. two bathrooms,
levated range, washtubs &c; possession immediate
S65.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

ITO LET-UNFCRNISHED, BACK PARLOR. WITH
ExensiOu hot and cold ter; convenient for light
housekeeping 40 West Ninth street, between Filth ana
sixth avenues
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET SECOND
family terms very reasonable. Apply at No. Barrow
changed
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

rTO LET-FLOOR OF THREE OR FOUR ROOMS;
not and cold water bath, &c.; private house. leigh
borhood pleasant references: rent$2J or $ 25 We st
Forty ninth street near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

FIRST CLASS FLAT-LARGE BROWN STONE
"A house us East Seventy ninth street; paror and
basement floors, connecting; near Lexington avenue
and Central Park; all improvements; low rent TO good
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

A LII WANTING TO HIRE ONE OF THOSE MODEL
~ French Flats in West Thirty fourth street.
Eighth avenue shond apply at once before they are al
ali Improvements; htting for genteei families of adults
To trouble others need apply to T. DOf E 3s
West Thirty-fOur street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

rNO LET-A THIRD FLOOR CONSISTING OF FOUR
L rooms, toa family of adults only for light house
keeping ali newly painted in first class ORDER ref
erences exchanged. Apply at iSa West Forty-eghth
street = A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

A THIRD FLOOR IN TIE PRIVATE BROWN STONE
"A high stOop house, with all improvements 95S Sec
ond avenue: rent $3; occupies the rest of the
house first class neighborhood.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

yvANTED-A PLAIN, NEAT ENERGETIC AMERI-
w can woman, with some furniture ora worthy mar
red couple to take part OF small pleasant house
Cooper Insttutel and Board three adults. Address
OWNER, box s. 1856 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

TTPPER PART OF HOUSE NO: il THIRD AVENUE,
u between Seventh and Eighth streets opposite
Cooper Institute TO let Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

sd FLOOR TO LET-wTTH ALL IMPROVEMENTS;
= good neighborhood possession at once. Apply at
3 East fhiryfourth street between Second and Third
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

A TTRNTIoN. oN.-FRENCH FLATS, THIRTY FOURTH
n street, in Suites Of six rooms all improvements;
rents $50 to $44 per month. MORRIS b. BArk,
n West Thirty fourth street and 1896 Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

ITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN; !;
L accommodation une keep ptionable: location most
desirable rates moderate Apply at No. Cottage place.
near BIeecker street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

THREE PLEASANT FIRST FLOORS TO LET-ALL
/ improvements mot in tenement hOuse) Ninth
ward with nice people; SIS $35 each Apply JOS
Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

A HANDSOME PARLOR AND BASEMENT FLOOR
IA Private house, West Thirty fourth street; all i'm
provements rent 800 per month will rent Second Floor,
Il desired MORRIS B. BAER No. ~ West Thirty ourth
The New York herald., 1874-08-23
D1vELLING HOUSES TO LET.

ELEGANT EXTRA WIDE HOUSE ON TWENTY
IA ninth street. Just Out OF Fifth avenue rent,
nisned or rnshed, with without the stable +.
tecuth street = -
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

LNURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-FOR HOUSEKEEP-
IL ing; also single ROoms all couveniences; good
house and neighborhood; summer prices. Call all the
week, at 24S West Twenty. fifth street
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

NINTH wARD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE
IN nicely furnished back Paror for two gen.
temen' with or without Breakfast. Also comfortable
Room second floor Apply at Charles street. War
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

rVO LET-sECOND FLOOR. THREE ROOMS. WITH
i or without Attic to v respectable adult family;
water, gas bathroom. No. 50 West Fourth street
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

A FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT-BROWN STONE
IA house all the improvements: splendid location;
near the Park rent S3s Inquire on the premises 46
West Fifty nth street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-23

E>URNISHED ROOMS TO LET-IN A SPLENDID
Locations hot and cold water. Apply at ,lz Broad
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
a@ We copy to-day the Grafton

pa We copy to-day the Grafton
SentineTs account of the proceedings oil
the Republican Congressional Conven-
ton at Cranberry Summit, on the yin
inst, from which it will be seen that 1t
made no nomination. It, however,
adopted resolution recommending the
Republicans of the District to vote for
the Hon. w. 7. Wiley. But Mr. Will
lev positively refuses to be candidate
and he persists in that determination, as
we find from card in the Morgantown
Post. So, as the Convention refused
to nominate, and as Mr.. Wiley declines
to run, the field, as a matter OF course,
remains clear for the only two compel
ing candidates, Messrs. Faulkner and
Boteler, the latter gentleman being re-
lieved of his obligations to retire from
the canYasS; which we know he
would have promptly done if the Con-
yention of the 9th had made nomina-
ton, or if Mr.. Wiley had consented to
be a candidate in accordance with the
resolution it adopted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
Short Postponement
OF THE
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
OF THE
Valley Educational Association.

TT is with regret that the managers OF tins
l. benevolent enterprise announce postpone
ment of the day Of drawing 10 SAlU kDAf,
with the inyarabe custom explanation IS un-
necessary. Postponement Is 50 generally the
rule that the people could no; be made 10 be
lieye that it is not an absolute necessity ~ all
cases, and this inelaceable Impression is the
real and only reason why postPonemcnt has TO
be resorted to- The public may now rest as
surcd, however. that on the day above given
the Concert will be held, and the drawing take
place with the Gifts proporlioned--not ~ num-
Der but m yalue-to the tickets sold. The
management feel confident Of the entire success
Of the Concert and again appeal 10 generous
public 10 behalf Of cSust Ui such Ihhanhro-
Ply.
The mode Of draw ing will be exactly os de-
scrbed in all the advertisements
TIE CorpOrators are J. }. Stoneburner, John
A. Saum, J. G. Mcdonald. VIM. J. Drnges,
DR.. ID. W. Prescott, DR.. z. Bslew, Joseph
Comsr, j. D. Mllligan, James y. Swami, aud
Geo. w. Koou!z.
The distribution Of gifts will commence 10
days after drawing, and continue months, #
necessary 10 complete 1t.
President, d. W. Prescott; Treasurer, John
A. Saum; Secretary, j. ID. Ni;ligan.
Address all communications 20 the secretary
al Edlnburg, Shenandoah County. Virginia.
Money must be forwarded by Registered let
ter, Postofice Order, Express or Dran on sol
vent Rank
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
n(arria9es.

On Thursday the 10th Of September
in Washington city, by the Rev. -,
DR.. J. n. RENTCH, formerly Of this
town, to Miss JESSE RELY, Of
Washington.
AT the Episcopal Church, in this
town, on Tuesday morning last, the
18th Of September, by Rev. DR.. An
drews, r. A. ALEXANDER, Esq, Of
Weverton, Md. formerly of this county,
to Miss JULIA BUTLER, eldest
daughter of G. T. Butler, Esq, of this
vicinity.
At The Ems" Kenton county, Ky,
September sth, by Rev. +. w. Bedin-
ger, assisted by Rev. f. p Mullaly,
Rev. J. HARRY MOORE, formerly
of Charlestown, to Miss VIRGINIA
BEDINGER, daughter of the ofiiciat-
ing minister.
September ID, on the bridge at liar
per's Ferry, by Rev. ii. L. Miskmmon,
Mr.. b. f. STARKEY TO Miss HEN
RIETTA PAYNE, all of Clarke coun-
ty, Va.
BY the same, September 10th, at the
residence of the brides parents, near
Leetown. Mr. III. 5. NICELY to Miss
MARY NJ. WATSON, daughter of
Ephraim Watson, Esq, of this county.
On the lst inst, at the Parsonage of
the Church of God, in Creagerstown,
by Elder G. n. Gist, GEORGE w.
TOMS, of the Glade Settlement, in
Frederick county. Md, to Miss ALICE
WEDDLE, of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

nG LEcrURr.-There will be q pub
lie lecture in the Reformed Church on
Tuesday evening Sept. 22nd by J.
David Miller, Esq, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Subject: -"Ths Holy Land" The
city papers say that Mr.. Miller having
made a tour through the Holy land
gives a most interesting account OF his
travels. The traditionary spots of
our Saviour's birth, crucifixion, . burial
and ascension, as well as some q the
scenes of His miracles are depicted in
clear and highly interesting manner.
The public are cordially invited The
proceeds of the lecture are to be devoted
to the purchasing of books for the Sun
day School.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

ns5" \ SEMI SENrENNIAL.-Iho sun
day School at Reinhart' School House
celebrated on last Saturday their if
tenth anniversary with picnic in the
grove adjoining the school grounds.
The attendance was very good, and the
children all soomed to enjoy themselves,
notwithstanding the extreme heat of
the weather. Before the School was
dismissed to engage in their various
amusements prayer was offered by Rev.
J. I. Rossiter, after which Mr.. John
Hoffman, one Of the original scholars
read detailed sketch Of the school since
its organization. 1t was organized, he
said in the year 1924 by Rev. Jacob
Helfenstien, Reformed Minister of this
place at that time, and Mr.. Remley, an
agent of the American Sunday School
Union, in an old log School House in
Kindale Valley, now commonly known
rs ledlllSSudhc IluIi-HCuCe IL was lCS
moved to school house near Moler's
y Roads, and hence to its present place.
But two of the original teachers yet
remain with us, Mr.. David Hoffman
and Mrs. Margaret Line; and two of the
original scholars, Mrs. Rouett, and
himself. This little Sunday School had
been the source Of much good in the
community, To it many who had passed
away, and many now living could trace
their first lessons Of love for Jesus. And
il, could two or three flourishing con-
gregations bless, for having furnished
the material of which they were mostly
composed. As the School now enters
upon a new epoch in its history,
may it go forth with renewed zeal for
usefulness-and renewed devotion TO
the Lord Jesus Christ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

Iy MAErlNsBURG FAlR-A CORES
pendent to the Wheeling Register, Civ
ing an account Of the Agricultural Fair,
at Martinsburg, also contains the follow
ing
Through tie kindness of the Marshals
your representative was given the ex-
elusive use of the stand in the centre of
the ring. This stand commands the
finest view in this neighborhood, the
only limit to it being the seeing power
of the eye. Away to the southeast is
the Shenandoah Valley, and away TO
the north the view reaches far beyond
Maryland into the mountains Of Penn
sylyania For the use OF this stand, and
for many other kindnesses, we are in
debled to Towner Schley, Esq, who is
United States Marshal for the Second
district of West Virginia. Mr.. Schley
is gentleman whom it is rare pleasure
to meet. This is one point in which
the society is fortunate; the universal
excellency of its officials.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
DEATHS.

In Gerardstown, Berkeley county,
w. Va, OH Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER sth, 1874, Miss BESSIE l..
WILSON, daughter of Rev. Henry X.
Wilson, ID. d., of Elizabeth City, New
jersey.
In Martinsbnrg, after lingering i'll
ness, Mr. A. G, MILLER, aged 80 yrs.
10 months and IA days
Near Ripon, September 10Th, ELF
ABETH ZOMBRO, daughter of John
ID. and Joana Zonbro, aged year and
10 months.
In Keedysville, Md, on the 7th inst,
Mrs. SARAH BOONE, aged SO years,
2 months and 8 days, recently a citizen
of this town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

azg" TIE Next FAR.-The exhibi-
lions of the Frederick County Agricul-
tural Society at Frederick, Maryland,
have been for rumber of years so
uniformly successful and interesting, as
to render their annual recurrence occa-
sions of more than ordinary enjoyment
to the public, and i visit to the pleasant
little city of Frederick and its beautiful
surroundings, with the additional at
traction Of the great Fair is an event Of
! leasant anticipation to thousands. The
next Fair begins Tuesday, October IS,
and continues four days. The prospects
are said to be unusually encouraging
for fine exhibition. The Railroads
leading to Frederick will offer liberal
arrangements for excursion tickets and
freight for exhibition.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

BE- SHORT PosrroNEMENr.-Our
readers will notice by reference to adj
vertisement that the Gift Concert Of
the Valley Educational Association is
postponed till the 26th day Of Noyem-
ber The reasons given will be satisiac-
tory to all. 1t was an absolute necessity
which custom created. That the draw
ing will now take place on the day
specified there remains no doubt, We
can but repeat our entire confidence in
the integrity Of the enterprise and re-
commend its philanthropic object to all
as worthy their aid and encouragement,
besides promising large returns to the
fortunate ticket holders. Be prompt now
in purchasing yourtickets if you intend
to invest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

WILL Boy 4
HAVE YOU TRIED
J 4 II u B H. Il 4
ARE YOU
UsoL N,yyous. or UebIfq'fd ,


Ueak. MARQUIS, or DebLi1,td 4?
ARE YOU so L8NGUlD that sa7 e1eriion
requires more Of an cHon Ihsn 900 feel capable
Of making
Then Try JURUBEBA, the ~on3orIul tonic
and in.ieoraior, which acts 80 beneGeially on
tho s-ofelIVe organs as to impau yigof TO all
the vital forces.
IL il no alcoholic appetizer, which Stimulates
for shof time, only 10 let the sulIe rer fall 10
lower depth Of misery, bot It IS a vegeisbie lon-
lie aeIing directly on the liver sad s,leen.
IL requisites the BoSes. qaiets the nsrses.
and gises such a healthy tone 10 the whole sys,
lem as 10 soon make the Invalid feel like new
person.
It's operation is not violent, bot IL obstactsr-
ned by great gentieness; ths psIfepI expert
ences no sudden change, no marked results, bai
gradually bis troubles
"Folc their tents, like the Arabs,
Anc silently steal sway"
This is no new and uniried discovery, bat
has been long used with wonderful remedial re-
suits. and Is pronounced by the highest mec'es!
authorities, 1.-The most powerful tonic and ahef-
alive kn ,wn.' l.a
Ask your druggist iorit. For sale by WIN.
F. KIDDER & CO., New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
Bloomery, w. Va.
Mteligencer.

ANp STILL ANorHER.-The Wash
ington Republican says Two young
disciples of Esculapius, whose names
are withheld in view OF their high fam
lily connections, are about to settle a
long standing feud, under the rules and
regulations Of the "codc." Every ar
rangement having been perfected, the
gentlemen meet in mortal combat on
the Virginia shore of the Long Bridge
next Sunday morning at 5 o'clock.
Two gentlemen of indomitable pluck
and courage have been selected as sec
onds, and the affair willinevitably come
off, provided the police do not inter
ferc. The ole saying, "a woman at the
bottom, is applicable in this case, as
both parties are suitors to the hand of
Miss B-x, the accomplished belle Of
Alexandria county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
FAULKNER AND BOTELER.
Discussion BETWEEN TIE TWO IN HAIR
DY COUNTY.

A very lively debate between the two
candidates for Congress, was had on
Tuesday, 1st inst, at Moorefeld, Hardy
county. Many people were there to see
and hear Col. Boteler, one OF the most
accomplished scholars and finished ora
tors of the State. He exhibited all his
oldtinc and well known capacity to
meet and match his old antagonist,
whom he has before defeated for Con-
eress. The truth is that Boteler is bet
ter prepared to yentilate the singular
record of Faulkner, from 1882 to 1874,
than any man who can DE named, and
can probably array greater strength on
this side of the Alleghanies against the
Caucus Nominee than any candidate
who may be offered If the field be
left open to them, the Republicans not
nominating any candidate, the winning
of Faulkner will be, if he wins at all
in the most warmly contested field he
has ever yet entered. He (B) can get
votes that a Republican cannot hope to
win. and his declared opposition to the
Ring. caucus, &c, he being an hide
pendent of the true water, affords the
best guarantee of his success.
There is one Inconsistency i'll the H'nS
that deserves consideration by honest
people. Ben. Wilson is peculiarly entl-
tied to election in your district because
he lost his seat in the last Congress; III
this District the like claim OF Ben. Mar
tin is ignored, and the little giant OF
whigery and young Democracy prefer
ed to the eifectual shelving OF on Ben.
What fatcs attend our two little BenJa-
Minis.
The Free Press of Charlestown, JEFF
ferson county, finds that the large and
competent private fortune of Faulkner
commends him 10 = seat in Congress.
Private fortune is in itself good thing,
but, in our political contest, not too
safe argument.
After Faulkner's effort at Moorefeld,
he departed TO the western counties, to
consult with or console retired states
man of Taylor county, just to help
along the Republican Convention at
Cranberry Summi;-a Htile, only III
he. 1t is perfectly understood over
here, that he wants Republican nomi-
nation to be made, because he wants
any other candidate TO oppose rather
than BOteIrr; but if the Republicans
want Faulkner's defeat, they may safely
trust that he, who already occupies the
field so ably, is the very man for the
occasion. The declaration of Boteler
at Moorefield, however, that of anoth err
candidate be nominated he will retire
from the contest, ienues The responS'bM-
~ Nth the Republican party alone.
Colonel McCoole, Of Mineral county,
has declared himself the Independent
(anti- Caucus) candidate for the Senate,
in place of Blakemore, of Pendleton
county, and will both run we'll and
probably win.
EASTERN Pan HANDLE.
Bloomery, w. Va.
ITLoaEn0 T,iyU,reurer
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

~" The Twelfth Anniversary Of the
battle OF Antietam occurred on Thurs
day last, the 18th of September. That
bloody day, twelve years AGO, seems
now almost as dream. From this
section of country, where the armed
hosts met in conflict, and which was so
impressed with the tramp of warfare,
has almost entirely disappeared the de
structive footprints, and the feeling
upon the subject, so bitter and intense,
is fast dying out. Hasten, the glorious
day when not one iota of the gall en-
gendered by that fratricidal struggle
shall exist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19
NEW STORE
AND
Y e w q O D ID : !!
GALL HERE FOR BARGAINS!

w F. sre selling Sugars at 10, ~, and
W ID cents per pound. Codes IS.
80, and 80 cents. Sugar Cured Hams
% cents per pound. Breakfast Bacon 10
cents. Teas; Spices of all kinds; 10.
baccos, Segars, vice lot. We keep
Duke & Gatrel's be.. Family Flour AMI
Corn Meal. Crackers Of al Minds
Candies a grea, variety. B'st Table
Syrups, 80 cent., and Nolasse- 80 cent?
Vinegar 40 cents; Coal Oh 30 cents
Herring and Mackerel Ssl', fine aud
coslsp, and Table Salt; Paper and En'el
ope.; Essences of all Minds. BrOpm-,
Wash Boards, Backing and Brushes.
Indigo. be., quality. A nice lot 1T
Stocking Yarn. cheap. Lamp Chimney
add Wicks. Fruit, OF all kinds bepi
constantly on hand. Spool Cotton,
Needles and PIN; Concentrated L}e:
Starch and Sodas. The hIghes, market
price paid for Country Produce, in sx-
change for goods We sell for ca'h on
small profit. We solicit a portion e
tie public patronage. Hope 10 be ablc
10 please oil who may call upon ~.
BELLE HERR,
Mrs F.. ENTLER
Sep, 10 1874 On
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-09-19

~ Hon. A. Il. Boteler has accepted
the invitation Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical Association of Washington
County, Md, to deliver the address
upon the occasion of its Annual Exhi-
bition next month, at llagerstown,
President Grant and other distinguished
persons have promised to be present.
The Fair will continue four days, be-
ginning on the 18th of October, and
the display eff fine stock, field products
and farm machinery is expected to be
unusually attractive.