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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

The dealings i'm state bonds were more liberal
than for several days. and considerable demand WAS
reported for euues,ecs, which were firm. Oiu sold
mo ~ new at as ald new leycc- no i6. District of
Columbia 3 SOS opened at au advance % 40 de-
Ginning 90 G3af. Virginia g, consolidated second
SERIES sold 40 81. and Ncw-lork state bounty
bond, AT 1913 registered. There were 40 dealings u
civ bank stocks Railroad bonds were m'.eg.t. .F
well traded in, with -. Paul sinking fund mp 90
sis and North-W tsteU gold cOu~uls marked up io
9Glt. Rock Island Is were firm az III. mon Pc
cihc frsts at lO6a- 1864. sinking Fund at "I.ea
81 d. and Missouri Pacific fr>i- at 90 "a. Gland
and Pittsburgh consolidated sinking fund sold nd
10. and Hannibal and -. Fsanh c'nY,rl".' 49,
declined 90 81. Ncw-Jer-ey tru-rHi issues Dr.
neglected, rxcep, for sale OF Ly-.-a AND i...--
barre cOnsos al GS.
An examination of the following .'-t 90 gag r.ad
earning, from The t0HmG70I Gso I.it...t. .......
reveals the fact that TIE Let increase .A e...i-
iugs reported LARGELY due tn tine n.,tt. 'ri!
new lines and 20 those NOT dealt iu ~ 'H. $50" iE-
change, while such companies 90 Central AND ili"-
SON. Lake Shore, NsrtH-N rstcIa, aau other ac1
stocks, u..JI which bank, and bankers ". ,..-
SANDY called upon 90 go se '"al~ .is MOI I-l.I't.
cG0ss EAas..s- Iy ogIClF.-
1874. 1873. Increase. Decrease
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- o,cLocK-sALEs nEFoRE M ~.


GOVTTN1fTNT STOCK UEPAEIMFNI-Z VtIUth.
{ $50 Registered, 90 L ; 5s COUPON ISL 40,
5ONO ....-..... .I4h oOVJ'..'.s------ ----A4 Q
I S. 1910 Coupon -
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Uinter Resorts.

rl,HE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau,
Il Bahama Island. now open r J; POINTER PROPRIETOR
Steamers New Ork OCT ~ tnl
nation apply 70 JAMES LIpGEEWooD & CO., 7so sros&
way. SswfeEk
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''', l. 90. tsr.i lranis. Aiuuama. y. o-.uA leylf
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10 I..i I-iI,. ...,uly, l0 .-l.c.s lpt Pet
ra t,oo nae- ir .t, , "-.. T. ,' . dee 100.
5., ou. -.'a-, .'' .l, a-, +. .pr l8I ( 81 ac
la- iOJ it,. .r: Au-a-., 400 }. si i',a ~ % S-',i
second gl-,'.H,.,,' BY TL f. cr-,,.rf ID o. i2,ae;
.4.uarr. Io0, -4c Frtmar' lO' r.: "a Ia NJ.
-.. ,o. s. mp to 3 D. nus ogrlr'r 500 2so st0 re-.
- 49,. so --,,i .og a. w., l. q. 11s,.c. .jo
i' ,'. .c- iaU. ~ s,c. lu' D. ~ February.
1.,s ., ~ . ]. o. i-lis,.. 100 49,. -.u l-isl.c.
81, 70 .g, I--. iOa s-c.; 200. l-----c.: 2uu.
l-4@..c' Atr+ iyI 4-.-s'' y. Wy '''' IT, 10. june
I.1... I@4-.. -u, . i..+. --.'- "-is -l"i- "''''
'''' '~'- Tt A-.,.. Rla Assed.
Novtn.,,I---'i $40 l..-. sI.r ...
January. .-..I lee s----- 10 i' '..
'..H"' --- August. ..-.-....lSI5aa 1871.
81. IA ~ f.-T-. Amman. tIHi % Nas lI'a
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--..-.-. Elirls 10 ~ 1881 90 lor PAIN andss '34
i.....-. brI nIis Extra 70 ~ - d
1Y i. 5is4m i.JlI 90 40 % 20 .ls - perm,
-,t " I.- nni- Ne o. 90 - 4rl-ts 10 Uu.-- sour
o.. "a ~ .,l. loo bD. D.ty Mills Extras q = -o4
m IN I.al.u.. add .. lu 81 81 To-. '. ana = I.I d."
,''.T i'm ,,dc, ~a.,ruc state and Western - ~
lal 'i."'' g., ,.t.,., I.vrr. stale. 1885
go D' ny Far do: - 80 - 90 for Far to Coco
ihI ''- a. ,.'f n, tlDIr, Fancy do - -ud - 80
er: 81 'VH7' I'l '1 80 rvfrt W-,f.rr. - 4-QtJ %
~. .,ol., r Good DO. - 6UIrj e. Tot GIJi O.
ll AMI. 80 -U0 p far Choice du- - 30
~. :, Tor Common lo Guog LEV Craze i.t' Nils
80 ~ -DE - u ion Winter Wheat Cool 90 tlote PAN
IT, 10 Mills lara. - -u.<5 80 Hr t1ur"u 20 lar
f...,-. .. Ut.. 20 iJu % ~ fUr Fair tu Good do
i-'. '.,. Il. Chance .In. - 7Ja-1 30 Common
e. 'r al t,..Ia Extra - 1J4 70 800 lOr Good io more
60 .',.' t- HI,-. ID fYr Common Good ENiId
4. ii.,is sut .s 5-a-r - fo. Good Chmce u.e
70 i''l' ....r. t.I 81. Lilly lu BUYERS favor
h"' ',l G ., rlt, insane ll -IJi HEM FLOt
.---- ', -,-. 200 bbs 90 - 25a>5 COLO Com
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Total sales Tor the day.
9Th seller 50 days. so seller 50 days.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The cable news was uuiWpOrtant to-day, the Brit
isb couSols and United Stat, bonds ruling firm on
the basis Of yesterdays prices though Eric Is down
10 10. the preferred closing lGl2G1I The sum OF
E1SZ. 900 bullion was withdrawn from tine Bank Of
England to-day. Silver is quoted at 534. In Frank
fort United States hyes were quoted at TO- p.
Paris dispatches report per cent rentes mp 10
lO5.5 2l2 closing 1Oj.32l2. Gold opened strong az
10, against 1898 Monday, advanced to llOls, and
later sold down 10 1922 on moderate trading, SO
closing On gold loans the rates were Hat. ana Tor
CARRYING and per cent Foreign exchange was
dull al quotations, selling rates being no cOnce,-
SONS OF Lla1 cent The Assistant treasurer PAID
out ia com interest Sl1GoOO, and T3.lup luTedcni-
ton OF called bonds. The days business az The
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, ~ .
10000; gold balances, Tl,3Oj, OOO; currency btl-
ances ~ JJ6,7l3. The principal quotations OF gold
were; ~ 80,
lO........l1O Il2...........10a'- 3.--.......1t9a
Money was in good supply al day, and call loans
We're quoted on tine street very generally 90 . per
cent tie rates among the money lending uStiJu-
tious being and o. IN the afternoon the street
couut Is quiet ~ % per cent. Tie jmted states
Treasurer 40 Washington received to-day $4,000
national bani notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were 5000 600, ard internal revenue
receipts SJJO.OOO. The following j, the Clearing
house statement to-day; Currency eNchauEts,
T7u7G2. 800 ; currency balances, T5,b4c,HL.
gold exchanges, $5,473,3OO; gold balances, p519,-
1876.
Government bonds were in fair demand and prices
were strong registered SKIES of 1851 selling at
Il7l2: coupon 5-2Js OF 1~Gj, new, a. ll3is, cou-
pom 5-2G- of 1867 at 1875, and new htrs regis
far.1 IT We annex latest street QlUt.lION-.
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Total ......sl5 7so63 4il.I'4,sOO fd',.,v95 "'-''
~. ,,.,c~s, ..... ........ o,3l4iU43 ....'.
Tilree weeks only OF October in each year
The following companies have recently reported
their Gaming Tor september;
GROSS EAisINOs ~ sEIfEMhLR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

below gives the earnings operating
penEes the month ~ september. ana
from sept Of OF the roads that viii furnish
statements for publication. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-09

Total S,l25 l234os41 o1e5 ,2 Sf''i''
Net increase .......~- $1,000 80 % ''"-' $780,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19
Dtatbs.

At the residence of James NJ. Brown,
Esq, hear Charlestowu, Jefferson
County, w. Va, on Wednesday morn
ing, August 9th, 1876, Rev. NORVAL
WILSON, in the 74th year of his ago,
and seth of his ministry.
Near Charlestown, on Tuesday ight,
August 8, 1876, Mrs. CATHERINE
HURST, widow of the late Capt. James
G. Hurst, of this County, aged % years.
On Monday evening, 18th inst, at the
residence Of Mr.. J. r. Rodrick, in
Charles,own, Mr.. DAVID OGDEN, in
the 65th year Of his age, formerly a
highly respected citizens Of this county,
but recently of Clarke.
AT HalltowD, Aug, 8, 1876, LITTLE
CHARLEY, son of Windfeld S. l. Z.
Morgan, in the 3rd year.
Near Darkesville, Friday, Aug. 18th
inst, Mrs. Ana Payne, relict of the late
Nathan D, Payne, in the slst year OF
her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19

rD The ELECTIONS IN WEsr N1Rdr.
sA.-It has been supposed that the
election of member, of the next Con-
gress from West Virginia would be
held on the second Tuesday of October,
at the general State election, but 1t has
been found that the Legislature at its
hst session passed an act in pursuance
of the act of Congress changing the
time of holding elections for members
of Congress to the Tuesday after the
first Monday in November The cleo
ton in October, therefore, will be for
State officers and the members OF the
Legislature. The latter body will be
called upon to elect two members OF the
United States Senate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19
THE ELECTION TO-DAY.

We learn that the election for re
districting the county will take place
to-day, Saturday. 1t is to be hoped
that the voters will turn out and vote
"for Seven Districts" as they are at
present, instead of reducing them to
FIVE. Some weeks ago we discussed
this matter fully, showing the advantage
and interest 10 the citizens OF the county
by the districts remaining as they are,
and the disadvantage and more taxes by
reducing them TO five districts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19
J u r u Is E b A

CTINULATES the secretive organs thus
- purifying the blood and striking ztthe
root Of disease. IL is the medicinal extract
of the plant of that name found in Brazil,
and is one Of the most wonderful tonics
and invigorators known, and is used in
their regular practice by the physicians
Of that and other countries.
It will make the LIVER active, assist
DIGESTION, purify the BLOOD, restore
VIGOR TO the debilitated, and is certain
remedy for all diseases Of SCROFULOUS
nature and those arising from poverty or
Druggists.
wholesale by c. n, CRTTTENTON,
7SIxTH AVENUE, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19

S0- The Leetown Temperance Camp
will commence on Thursday next, the
oath instant, under the auspices OF the
independent Order of Good Templars,
in DR.. Balchs Grove. The exercises
during the week will consist of temper
nnce lectures, essays, and orations, by
some of the most popular aud gifted
orators of the day. Let everybody at
tend.
Hon. VIM. Daniels, President of the
Maryland State Temperance Alliance,
and Prof. a. a. Krantz, will be there
at the commencement Of the camp and
remain over Sabbath. Rev. L. Graves,
of Baltimore, will be there on Monday
and remain until the close Of the meet
ing.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will assemble ON the goth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19
Extracts FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.

EAlkASIS fROM NARicUo LkIIbkS.
al had no appetite; Holloway's Pills
gave me hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep them
in the house."
CDR. Holloway has cured my headache
that was chronic"
81 gave one of your Pills 10 my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
we'll in day"
"Ny nausea Of a morning is now cured. )"
"YOur box of Holloway's Ointmen:
cured me of noises in the head. rubbed
some of your Ointment behind the ears,
and the noise has left.n
''Send me two boxes, I.want one for n
poor family"
81 enclose dollar, your price is %
cents, but the medicine to Inc is worth u
dollar"
"Send me five boxes Of your Pills"
"Let me have three boxes of youI Pills
by return mail, for Chills and Fever"
1 have over 200 such Testimonials as
these, but want of space compels me to
conclude.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19

py- PERsoN.L.-Mr. J. Il. Marshall,
a native Of this county, and citizen of
Louisville, KY, for number OF years,
called on us the ether day We are glad
TO see him looking so well.
Commodore Ingraham, of Charleston,
South Carolina, Is spending few days
with Mr.. NJ. =. Andrews.
Mr.. S. II. Harrison, and two daugh.
tiers, of Ellicott's Mills, are visiting Mr..
Is. +. Harrison in town.
We had pleasant call from Mr.. Viii
liam b. Shryock, of the Her"Id office, of
plattsmouth, Nebraska, He IS spending
few days with Mr.. John r. Ray, in
town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19
August l9, 1876.

Some idea Of the extent to which the
national lunacy prevails may be obtained
from the fact that single firm in New
York has sold $4,000 base ball bats,
100000 balls, $500 pairs Of ball shoes,
$3.50 pairs of colored hoes, 5000 caps
and 500 complete uniforms.
Some scoundrel or idiot has put that
pen where l can't find it ] growled old
asperity the other day, as he rooted
about his desk. "Ah, urn, yes, L
thought So" he continued in lower
kew, as he hauled the article from be-
hind his ear.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19

mr PROCLAMATION IssUEp.-Gov.
Jacob, Saturday, issued proclamation
that an election will he held at the usual
places of voting in the several counties,
on the Tuesday next after the first Mon
dav in November, 1870, for the pull
pose of choosing five electors for Pres
ident and Vice President Of the United
States, and three Congressman for the
stat VI West Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19

l6- SALES OF PRorEErY.-Geo. ID.
McGliucy, Auctioneer, sold at public
sale, on Saturday last, for Geo. Nj. Belts-
hoover, Trustee, the House and "a
acres Of land, well improved, on the
Northern suburbs of town, belonging
lately TO S. b. Harrison and Oliver
Sherman, formerly the property OF Jo-
seph Eutler, deceased, for the sum of
Sl,705. Purchaser, David Billmyer.
On the same day, by the same, the
80 acres of land, belonging TO the heirs
of Joseph Entler, deceased, near town,
OH the Scrabble road, was sold for $50
per acre. Purchaser, w. L. I.emen.
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p1- County NEws.-We clip the
following from the last Charlestown pa

eU- County NEws.-We clip the
following from the last Charlestown pa
pefs:-
DEATH OF REV. NoRvAL WILSON,
This venerable and venerated man of
God, one of the oldest and ablest minis
tiers of Baltimore conference NJ. +.
Church South, departed this life at the
residence Of James NJ. Brown, Esq,
near Charlestown, on Wednesday last,
the 9th instant, in the 74th year OF his
age. Mr. Wilson had been in feeble
health for some time, and his demise
was not unexpected. In his death his
own church loses one of its brightest
ornaments, and the church universal
man eminent for his deep pity and puri-
ty of character, and untlnching devo-
ton to the cause Of his Master, whom
he ever with manly independence that
Fever allowed augllt to come between
him and his senses OF duty to the cause
of Christianity. He was the father OF
the Rev. Alpheus Wilson, of Washing
tor, ID. {. After brief service at the
residence of H. n. Gallaher Esq, in
Charlestown. on Friday morning, con-
Quoted by the Rev. A. 9. Hopkins and
the Rev. Dr. Huntington, OF Columbia
University, Washington, d. C., (the
Rev. Mr.. Ferguson being called away.
to camp-mcrtingD his remains were
taken to Winchester, where the funeral
sermon was preached by the Rev. DIR.
Register, Presiding Elder of Winches-
ter District, and his remains inferred
theie.-Spirii.
A WELCOME GuEsf-Gen, Kelly and
wife visited Col. X, w. Baylor, OF this
county last week. 1t will be remember
ed that during the war drum-head
court martial condemned Col. Baylor
to be shot for alleged violation OF a
flag truce and it was by thei nterposltion
of General Kelley, then commanding
the department, who was satisfied that
the evidence did not sustain the char
ges, that Col. Baylor was not executed.
Subsequently it was in the power OF
Col. Baylor in a measure to reclprocate
the kindness of the General, who be-
came a prisoner in the hands OF the
confederates; and it is hardly necessary
to say that our people gratefully remem,
Der Gen. X. for his firm resistance OF
the unjust decree of the court. 1t was
great pleasure, NO doubt, to Col. Is.
to extend to Gen. X. aud wife the hos
pitalit:es of his home.-Free Press.
Masonic DEDIcATIoN.-The dedica-
ton of Jefferson Hall, recently erected
by jefferson Lodge, No. 81, A., f. u
a. NJ, at kabletown, as will De seen
by notice in our advertising columns,
will take place ON Thursday, August
3lst, 1876. The dedication ceremonies
will be conducted by the Most Wor-
shipful Grand Lodge of West Virginia,
and in addition 10 large number of
other visiting brethren Of the Masonic
fraternity, several Communicates OF
Knights.-Spirih.
The appointment to cadetship at
the West Virginia University has been
conferred by the Hon &. J. Faulkner
upon Charles Il. Butcher, son OF X.
Hume Butcher, Esq, Of this county
Shirt.
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FOR RENT.

THE STONE WARE HOUSE AND
| SAW MILL, at the Ferry landing, at
Shepherdstown, belonging TO the heirs OF
the late X. D. Shepherd, Jr. Possession
given 10 the SAW MILL on the lst of UctO-
Der next, and TO the WARE HOUSE with
out DELAY. For terms apply 10
MRS. ELIZABETH ). SHEPHERD.
Aug. 10, 1876. NV
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Keep it Before the People,

Keep it Before the People,
THAT Zcll's Ammoniatcd Bone Super
L Phosphate is the old reliable standard
Phosphate, and Sjustly placed in the lead
of standard Phosphatcs, eXcclled by none
in its beneficial effects upon the crops, fire.
quently more than doubling its yield,
from its being satisfactory results upon
the crops just harvested. We anticipate
heavy demand for il this fall, and request
farmers to hand in their orders early, 10
insure their being filled in time. War
rantcd full strength and in good drilling
order, for sale by
j. 5. MELVIN, Agent.
Aug. 10, 1876. II
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FOR CONSTABLE.

HENRY +. CAMERON, having proved
IL himself possessed of all requirements
of faithful and efficient officer, will re-
ceive the cordial support of the voters Of
Shepherd District for reelection 10 the
office Of Constable at tie ensuing election.
VOTERS WHO KNOW HIM.
AuguHt II, 1876. Il
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5bcpberSstown Register.
- ----..-------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10, lsfG.
DemOcrniic.COns Prima'
nv and County Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic Con.
servative Executive Committee of jeff
trson connts, held at Charlestown Aug.
10th, 1S76,lt was
ResoiUed, That Convention be
called to nominate County Officers, and
that the Democratic aud Conservative
voters be requested to assemble at their
usual voting places on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2D,
at 8 o'clock, =. NJ, Except at Harper,
Ferry and Bolivar, which shall be ut 7
o'clock, Z. NJ 10 select delegate, to a
County Convention, to he held III
Charlestown on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 9TH,
at IL o'clock, a. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating County Officers.
Resoirsd, That each precinct elect
three delegates for each one hundred
conservative votes cast, (and one tor
each fraction of hundred over twenty
fve,) taking the vote on the ratification
of the Constitution as the basis for such
election of delegates. And the con-
sentative voters are specially and urgent
" requested by the Committee to send
full delegations 10 said Convention, IN
order to give falr expression TO the
will Of the people.
The following is the vote ON the
ratification of tie Constitution, 10y which
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19
FOR STATE SENATOR

MR.. Edi,or-Please announce {. T.
AA BUTLER, Esq, Of Jefferson, as a
candidate for State Senator, in the 18th
Senatorial district, composed of the
counties OF Jefferson, Berkeley aud Nor
gan, subject TO the nomination of Dem.
ocratie-ConsetvatiSe Senatorial Conven.
ton. Mr. Is. is one of the ablest men
of Jefferson county, large TAXPAYER,
public spirited gentleman, knows tho
wants of the people of his district, is
earnest and energetic in whatever he
undertakes, q forcible speaker, gentle.
man of excellent and comprehensive
judgement, and if elected will serve tho
people with utmost satisfaction.
JEFFERSON.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-19
FOR MAGIS VRATE.

MR. Editor-Please announce Capt. f. G.
Ul w. HERR as candidate for Magis-
trate in Potomac District. His past DELHI
erations have proven to us that he Is high
" qualified for that position, and We wish
him reelected ,n.
Arg. 10. 1876. IL
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FOR MAGlSTRATE.

MR.. Editor-At the request of a num-
Il Der ofthe voters of Potomac District,
you will please announce JOSEPH NJ.
ST0NEBRAKER rs candidate for Mag
istrate at the approaching election.
MANY VOTERS.
Aug. ig, 1876. If
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

At Sle solicitation Of numerous voters OF
a Shepherd District, JOHN Z. RAY has
consented TO become = candidate Tor the
office of Magistrate. Mr.. Ray has held
several public offices, and has proven TO
be an efficient public officer; and he Is 4
man of good, sound judgment, well versed
In the law of our State; man i'll whom
the public can confide; as being safe TO
trust with the public money, ana would
faithfully represent the interests OF ms
constituents in the County Court, and Will
be supported by many o,
Aug. 10, 1876. u
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GEO. McGLINCY, Sec'y.

The Tilden and Hendricks Club, of
Shepherdstown, met al the office OF j..
S. Bragonier, Tuesday evening, Aug.
18th, at 100, President Hagan in the
chair the Secretary beng absent the
chair appointed Geo. McGlincy Secreta-
nv, pro TEN. The minutes of last meet
ing read and approved. The commit
tee on constitution made their report.
On motion, the constitution was read
by articles and adopted by articles, and
aiterward adopted as whole.
On motion, it was resolved that any
person signing the constitution, or au-
thoriziDg any member Of the committee
on membership, shall be constituted a
member of this club.
On motion, the time for raising the
pole be changed from Aug. 26th to
Aug. 3lst
On motion, Capt NJ. J. Billmyer was
added to the finance committee, and a.
p. Reinhart, John Helferstay and liar
ry Cordell on the Pole committee.
On motion, it was resolved that the
Pole to be erected by this club be not
less than 100 feet in the clear. The
committee appointed to select site, and
get permission from the council report
ed that they had the permission Of the
council to erect the Pole outside of the
pavement and opposite the S. w. corn
er of College wall.
On motion the following committee
was appointed to secure room and fur
nish it: +. w. Latimer, d. S. Rentch,
Geo. McGlincy, John II. Schoppert,
Jas. S. Rightstine.
On motion, it was resolved that the
club meet every Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock, until changed.
On motion, it was resolved that the
club meet at J. S. Bragouiers Office on
Tuesday, 22nd, at o'clock, to 60 after
Pole, and the President instructed to
secure q team.
The following resolution, presented
by Capt. Lee III. Moler, was unanimous
ly adopted:
Resoiued, That we as club mean
work, and are determined to win; to see
that all Democratic voters get to the
polls on day Of election.
On molten, the club adjourned.
GEO. MCGLINCY,
Recording Sec'y, Pro Tenn.
The young man that can catch red
ho, basa hall without hurtiDy his hands