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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

A VICTIM OF BAD MANNERS IN A
RAILROAD CAR.-The remains OF Mr.
p. B. Gilbert, a prominent merchant
and member of the Masonic fraternity
of New York city, passed through this
city yesterday, accompanied by his wife
and daughter, and under Masonic Temp
lar escort from Richmond, Va. Mr..
Gilbert died in that city, Monday night,
under the following circumstances. He
was travelling through North Carolina,
by rail, being then in full health, and
fell asleep in Que of the seats of the car.
He was awakened by chilly sensation,
and found two windows open, one on
each side of him, and the bitter cold
night air was streaming in upon him.
By the side of one ofthe open windows
was seated young woman; who had
apparently been moving from one win
dow to the other. Mr. Gilbert never
recovered from his chill. He took to
his bed in Richmond, and died before
his wife and daughter could reach his
bedside. This is indeed sadly sug-
gestive illustration of the great neglect
of amenities among railroad passengers
in this Balto. Sun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

Ex-Governor Thomas E. Bramlette
of Kentucky, died on Thursday last in
Louisville Of rheumatism of the heart
He was Governor of Kentucky during
the closing year of the war, and was an
able and prominent lawyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

Does any one wish to see, in part,
the garnered harvest of the liquor-traffic!
1t may be found within the walls of
our State prisons. During recent
visit in the eng Sing prison a mourn
full procession Of twelve hundred con-
victs passed in review before uS in en-
tering the large dining-hall of that Ill
stitution. In response to our enquiry
as to what proportion of these unhappy
people were there in consequence, di-
rectly or indirectly, ofalcoholic liquors,
a prison official who accompanied us
said "Itis perfectly safe to say three
fourihs. Careful examination would
show the proportion to be much larger"
So crowded of late has been the condi-
ton of our State prisons that. many
cells at Sing Sing, three by six, too
small for one prisoner, have been occu-
pied by two! The Tribune, Times,
Post, and other of our leading journals
decry prohibition and advocate license.
Behold in Sing Sing au illustration of
its fruition.-N y. Temperance .Aduo-
CATE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

tits said that the negroes IN Ala
bama are rapidly contracting with plan
ters for next years work. There is less
talk of going West, and better feeling
than for wears.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

ALovELr You've WOMAN RAFrLEp
For AND WoN.- One of the most nov
el. as we'll as exciting, raffies that ever
took place in Seymour came OF on Sat
urday evening last. Miss Minnie Clar-
ince made the novel proposition of put
ting herself up to be raffled of, at 50
cents chance. In less than one hour
every chance was, taken, and heavy
premiums were paid.
Miss Minnie is most bewltching
beauty of eighteen summers, an orphan
of respectable parentage, and a member
of the best society of the State. She
was decidedly the belle of Seymour,
and was loved and admired by all who
ever became acquainted with her. She
is bright blonde, perfect in form, fair
complexion, and has most ravlshlngly
beautiful eyes. Ever since she came to
Seymour she has been the centre OF at
traction. In justice to Miss Minnie, we
should state that she gave the winner
the privilege of accepting or refusing
her, and reserved the same privilege
for herself.
The hour set for the rattle came,. and
found all ready to try their luck. Miss
Minnie was there in person, dressed IN
the height of fashion, to lend a charm
to the occasion. She stood leaning
gracefully against q show case, never
speaking a word nor betrayiug the least
emotion, or showing the slightest pref
erence for any of the contestants, ex-
cepting there was perceptible twinkle
in her beautiful eyes when some young
and handsome 'lover' would shake the
dice.
Name after name was called, and
each one in turn wonld shake the box
with nervous hands, until all but three
had thrown, and nothing higher than
3S had been thrown. Then came Lynn
Falcoher's turn. Lynn is blonde hlIn-
self, and clever, hardworking young
man, and perhaps the twinkle OF her
eyes nerved him to the work. AT any
rate he tossed the ivory with steady
hand, and the scorer called 40. Ihe
other two throws were made amid too
much excitement to even be counted,
and the prize was awarded to Lynn.
Minnie came forward and took Lynns
arm, and the two went out together,
amid the cheers of the crowd. She ac-
..,wpanied him to- bis fathers hotel,
where she was presented 10 her rela-
tives.-Seymour, Ind, Star.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

Posr OsYicE kossGD.-0u Monday
night last the pospohice st Greenland,
Grant county, West Virginia, was rob.
bed Of four registered letters addressed
to Petersburg, West Virgins, which
had been left at Greenland by tbs car.
rier, who did not wait for . delayed
mail. On "Wednesday young msa
who lives Sin the West was arrested
at Keyser, charged with the robbery.
About $3.50 were found upon bis per-
son, and Is he had been impecunious
Tor some time this was looked upon %
a suspicious circumstsnce. He vas
sent to Grant county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

"a Hoax. Martinsburg CIV.
Va) Independent says:
"The Baltimore papers of yesterday
contained huge hoax in the shape OF q
telegram purporting TO be from one IL
w. Brazee, U. 5. Commissioner at
Charleston, to President Grant, and
using the following language "Send
troops here at once. Not single ne
gro is allowed to take his seat The
Utmost anarchy prevails What must
l do"
"The truth is there is no such Com
missioner as Brazee. Not single negro
has been elected TO the Legislature, and
that august body does not meet until
to-day. Some Of the boys have been
perpetratipg huge joke.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

PAPER BARKEls.-Among the nu-
merous novel uses to which paper 10
now put is the manufacture of barrels
for -four, sugar and such other articles.
The barrels are made Of successive lay
ers Of paper subjected to powerful pres.
sure, and are very strong. The barrels
are perfectly cylindrical 10 shape, their
weight is about half that OF wooden
barrels, it is calculated they will stand
four times the pressure Of wooden bar
rel., and it is claimed they can be made
twenty per cent, cheaper. The inven.
ton was patented about ak months u
90, and there are two factories now
working, one at Wiona, Wis. and one
at Decorah, Iowa, the latter tarniDS
out 800 barrels per day,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

One of the most hopeful and en-
couraging of the recent incidents IN
connection with the temperance reform
is the praisewortby, conscientious action
of the Rev. Mr. Claggcf, q Presbyteri-
an clergyman of Louisville, Kentucky,
who resigned bis charge rather than
continue in fellowship with church
whicl, persists in retaining, against bis
earnest protest, liquor. selling deacon.
When churches and clergyipeu gener-
ally deal with liquor-,rafickers in this
uncompromising spirit, the hour Of vic
tory win be near at hand The com
ment of the N. Y.>TTibun', which is
latterly the organ Of the Respectable
moderate drinkers, spou-ths Rev ~.
Clagget's manly resignation, 70 -In-
tannsraia temper,uee.--N.E Tsn7es-
anee y4dUoeafs. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

RoMANrIc SUICIDE-Horace B.
Gibbs, an employee of the Indianapolis
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad, in
Cincinnati, committed suicide to-day
under peculiar circumstances. Some
two or three years ago deceased marri-
ed and lived hsppily until 3 few days
ago, when his wife died, and was bur-
led at Spring Grove, since which time
be has been very melancholy. This
morning he engaged hack aud drove
to Spring Grove. AT the entrance be
told the driver to exercise his horses
while he visited the grove. But not
returning after some time, the hackman
searched for him and found bis body
laying across his wife's grave with two
empty Derringers beside it, he having
shot himself through the head. He
left letter stating that be was not in
sane, but that the deed was prompted
by affection for his dead wife, whom
he wished to join in the other world,
and expressing the belief that his wife
would not have waited day if he had
died.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

Il Is useless 70 sttempt 70 clssnss .
sirsam while the fountain 10 impors.
Dyspepsia, complaints Of The liver -
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

A contemporary says whosoever viii
try alum aud honey-a small portion OF
each, will never suffer from hoarseness.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30
S I 0 R E r 0 @ NJ
X F. N II !

THE old and popular "Towoer" s,snd
[ il Shephsrds,own. lately occupied
by F. r. Grove. Room large and newly
renaired. Good and convenient Cellar.
Possession gwen Jsnusry lst 1875.
For terms inquire OF
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Nov. 81, 1874 If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

QUY yous Toilet Soaps, Hair Brushes,
- Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs,
Perfumery. &c a,
Bsrnhsrts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

To clesu jewsiry ssb . brush.
tooth brush j. best--6St on piece OF
Common chalk, then on the jewrlry.
dsmpenipg The latter by breathing upon
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30
40 Acres of Lime
stone Land,

of the bes, quality. in q high state Of
cul,ivstron. and well enclosed with the
bes. Of fencing; the Improvements con-
els, oil
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

Mr.. Sharon was on Tuesday elected
II. 8. Senator from CaIif"rnia, reeeiv-
inc the entire repablican vote.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30
PRIVATE SALE
OF
V A L U 4 Il l. II
JEFFERSON COUNTY
L A N D

Il VERY superior Small Farm for sale
IL privately. l will sell at private sale.
the farm on which Samuel Ruckle has
bsen living a, Kearneysville. This farm
rontaing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-01-30

Jefferson Co., w. Va. Jan. 16, 1875.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-26
WAs JonY e.. coLr niNoEDq
Another phy-ittan'e NcrollrctiOus Of an AL
most Forgotten Tragedy.

To rur t,,,,,,,,. ov I'm. l,,,. Sir. Tho
story Of John G. cor. Che murderer ~ Adams,
.n4to,di,v Dr. Edward N,.,lcrv i'm Ius SIS of
.,b. Nam 49,, .,.....,....,.. L,,.t f.r...t.n.
facts c0unr"tcl with tins remarkable cisc.
Ikrro. t.tlt ne~ .,p.ily ID so u.f ..t. ..-s-
''' '' %" 'N''-' ne W.. "N''' """'''
vngy poor. very proud. vcrs a'upi .i1Is ll I' ]
w ".' To- No'H''' $50" i.P l'"''' ''.''" ''
hiH lN' pNWcUit 49, NiN iN. 'N' li. ' Doe
man uIfI rcd ~ Ur. " .iefrr w. O. 5000.
nate when pnyturnt was an i,n.oss.-
hiib' 10 the hcat of COTE e1cu'mcnl' he
stracs Adams ou the head IS TIA an axe. fac. III
'n. w, H"u' anu .'' '"- '',N'r'' ''' WIZ
NJ thHl u'lc '' "'' .'N''i i'''"h 'h 'n' "NI'N
ing a' inc corner 90 Hfoid"af AMI 'A nhcrs
strcnt nnw Dolmlnicl's. nj neighhrr in the
n,N' .'n .. .'n "a who tH4l,,h' Ne ~
vi i'''n n- wv Wv 'fV' ' lbs ''7. u' NV liz
Auhh. Wa inc ,Wh inhc 'l COW .''' 'h ln'
severe" q ~. ~ li .n' Mi!','. lIa ~ .''l.
hDIru NAV tr 70 IN'F ll .l uI i'ni.H ~
SOUND Nl lNuh' ~ "l "a upuN iunuE I'hNly
uuoh the moor. an" WAY ilc ',u so,n ~ ,'lN
D. g au empty uuN mo lli- on ana Hi.ciWWd
u'Nn Ih" @lNN way l1 VI. IN, v, il'','
W. ugIt,u IVY. W. Mi.,ii- ~ H. 49,, ~
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thc ho, ta,, ncn, t.L.n tbc dnrH tnr elm
,ne n9A NV nven ,aN,n ~ tm" u,''S ~. s'p
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nc N's-cI Wa 20 nay s"l'e1 "i'l w wv, "W -
Iu'ub H. 'u1 va ~ ~ Ky .u'" was i'"'u q
boty idrnultd a. thH OF ADAMS,
~ N''. va, u'eu' '"u'" s'ii '''u .,'', " ~ ~
pc nnil ~ ICY ,,H t..eiyy.9 a VIZ
ny hpi'.,'Hn il' ~ sAe' i'li i .nu '''''a ,i,
~ '",u '"' VIZ. 'n~i ~ a. o." lv'tlNV' %
,,,, ID ~ ', a,, NY lux
a,,n,,t, ,r,s evncndci ,.,nn mis- atte.,ot 10
rl "a VIZ WE ""'" '''S '''' ""' 10
On fi.l i,i r,,i.,l - con-. inland j execution
. '-..f ,.. &c.. 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-26

Col. George X. Leet has been appointed
AS-istnat .hectpr.pf Customs ~ jersey gify a.
salary of S-Hu u-f aunur. THIS nlp,inru,n'
l. uucer %, Colectu. OF New York Mr.. l. et
VIII hc rcuCmptgci a iuciur of the famous
" = neral orIer" hrm Of Leet ~ Stucsirg In
the palms q V II general orders" S..yuU a year
was an extremely insignificant sum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-26

TuUBspAY, NOV 25-P. M.-Thrrc was
40 business ia " all street on Thanksgiving Day.
and all OF tue departments were closed. The
Treasury sllc u SiNNOI r,ll has tceu post
buH'" H"tl. "'tNl'IN' "''"'7N Ai, "l the N1Nr
r,suec. Tor the memory oi tue lale \ ic. -Iiesi-
dent Wilson, whose funeral ctremunl Is VIII oC
observed.
Ire following were the bids for state bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-26
TIE Day OF GOOD ClEER.
FEATURES ~ THE OHSERTfNCF or
THANkSGTTfNG nay.
Feeding the p1or by Thor-artq Rove ia
street VI squr rude Evnruufton Onv \
Rare variety OF HOLIDAY Entertainment.

street " SOU rude Evaruufion Nav \
Rare variety Of holiday Entertainment.
TIN "Thnuk-eiving yesterday u.pcud-
90 business To % great OK cnt IN this c y,ond
occupied the streets rot bly, with holiday
70 rscr-, church.gosre, and hila-ious children
Tue ! ter. y radi0c in m SKIS and tattcrs, were
u.ro1- in mary % RTE or tie city. toiu- the
most noisy observance VI the occasion. Their
plans were framed in weak Imitation OF the
target or anic. n election timrs md con
81 ia Of " stirling" their acquaintance AMI
spending the collections Tn cindv. L.cNng thi
feature, the holillyw q. in itl outdoor aspect
Ike avcr' rlols no SUNDAY. Religious services
were lei in the churches ifter the usual man
ncr; aud. presumably, the cd. ing Of fowl WIS ~
tn accustomed cxtcnt. Some of the Testing
th done through tho bounty OF the ch ariiatlt
Institutions was open 90 more ptrliC uar on
scrvulion. At mat representative place of pru-
pc ism, the Five Points, the provision 81 Thanks
giving fare was lavish. Tho Methodist Mission,
in the old Five Points brewery, held four hun.
dred scholars ~ an attractive dinner. Other
poor persons viii get the remnants to-day. So
licitutions for money had brought IN Sl,400, the
Sock Board had given 500 besides. and $50
H. unused. the Five Points House Of Industry
Cove away nfteon hundred meals. During the
hy O line of a1plicnut4. Policemen kent them
10 order. anl threw out those who were unduiy
we tuali. df Tie ssc'ia5oi, end the rcst W. i
wh cyOrcdu. the drank TX hundred rul ia
Of tea. ana atc four hundred rince riOs. tile
counted tuIk. N-. nd ca. az quantities 81 other
thIn-- Ibis in titu'ion aso suprlicd e, ~
rri- .ner i1 the onln. with sice OF tutlse.. %
ii'ce OF pie. ami 90 apple.
oruEus WHO wfrE FED.
President a. = Hatch of re Howard Nission
wee SUR erd. % ~ 1'clHcN in the lcc cllHlHi
"a. L.. ID 10 . . b ffls Ia DO H
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Tho Brooklyn churches bad more fully-atterd-
ca -,rNlfr- lh1n l. u-ul' pn iNauks- ~, aHI 1
tins vls rergrded As result 90 the aWakenrd
: .utioH, inie.es; EyAnsciisl Neeu" .m lrrarued
500 fhu Rev. Dr Fultuu's cuiWch he Nrv. Drs.
ClNl,r. Budlugt "a. and S,udder julued IN % SER
NiHt DO tlo church Of the lattet and the Cath I-
lac ,Iur,Its 4. leorated with ma--cs.
I'm Jcr-cV CITY, tables were sprDad In Cooper
lpll Tor ,syJ hc Ssbo, by Mlcuael Hullote Of the
-irUp. A band OF music played vale the BOYS
ate. tNlrrDt -fnan llhfdtuD r-u and Sclni n
Ahoctt wcrc among thr spectators. Comm -
nd l. Of the Fourth Regiment went TARGET
smoothing. Services were held ia most OF the
Inc oh sulors in the Snug Harhor New
iir sHtou, w Pc g!vel a Tine Gunner aud Ms.
S.NIt7 cd tulf village gave way a hAElred tur
hN. Target shooting was common ON the
lnc Jlry i'm the scanncr trial we're prisoners
IA Sw''uNs lioteh guarded hy officers OF the
OYER and 1erniner. 1ncy were given the urlvi-
or thc uh'c o.. bat none % ITEM availed them
selves of ttat chance. They diued anonymously,
however eating a quantity ul luWl and ace s.
sulits described 10y dn eyc-Witnras d, hst nul-il-
ING, sit SIMPLY sstOnshinR. Ihey played
cuChre ana checkers, wrote letters TO theif FAINT
lts' told stories, aud louneed curing the rest "l
the daf. They aid not, % Is SAID, dltt.ss the
tril, tht suggestion being made ~ one OF their
number that INV analysis OF the incomplete
testimony would he unfair.
The Two hundred boys OF St Niucents Home,
IN warren street, mad dinner and religious
services.
New rochelle had hos guessing Yesterday.
ana eagerly engaged la the sport. lho Cunli-
iIDns 90 tue guessing were: l. icu gles+er should
utuoslt uitN cent, enclosed IN piece OF paper,
on which was hls name ana the amount guess ID,
g. box. lhc "er7ou making the best lesa 90
take the hoe. hr next utoic-t was 10 lane the
oNtrpllr money afior the oWnerot the hog To- d
tak "a twelve c0uts pound. lhc hog was o. he
Killed and WcIrhed fifteen minutes after hcHg
dressed. From early IN the morning until the
closing at tho polls the guessing proce, dcd.
An uli expert IN guessing got mo the pcn and
carefully meas red the hog, IT. length was a
ltte over 1--we and half feet and the sirlh
slXtY-tWo Incnvs.
ono hNudr d and twon,y-nlnc chances WOE
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