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Golden Medical Discovery
Is Aherative, or BIood-cleansing.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Pect0roi.
Golden Medical Discovery
Ba ChOlagogue, or Lirer .Simuiant.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery

BY reason OF its Alterarive properties cures Dseas-
eS OF the Blood and skin, as Scrofula Kings EVIL
Tumors Ulcers, or Old Sores; Rlotches, Pimples |;
and Eruptions. BY virtue OF It's Pectofal properties
lncipient Consumption Lingering Coughs and
Chronic Laryngitis; It's Cholagogue properties rem
Liver or Liver Complaint :; and It's Touic proper
Ties make it equally etcaciousn In curing Indigestion
Loss OF Appetite, and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin Is salow, and covered with blotch-
es, and pimpes or where there are scrofulous swell
llngs and affections. a few bottles OF Golden Ned-
cal Discovery Will effect an entire cure II you feel
dull, drowsy debilltated have salow color OF skin
or yellowish brown spots on the face or body fre-
quent headache or dizziness, bad taste In mouth in
ternal heat or chils alernated with hot ushes low
spirits and gloomy fOrebodngs. irregular appetite
and tongue coated you are suffering from Torpid
Liver, or "Bilousness." In many cases OF Liver
Complaint, only part.of these symptoms are expe-
renced AS remedy for all such cases, DIR. Plerces
Golden Medical Discovery has quail, as it effects
perfect cures, leaving the liver strengthened and
healthy, =
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VEGETINE

Says Boston physician, has no equal as q blood
pnrlfler. Hearing ofits many wonderful cures after
all 0tner remedies had failed, visited, the Labora-
Is prepared from barks, ROOTS and herbs. each OF
when Is highly effective. and they are compounded
suts.n
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Bloomsburg Official Directory.

President OF Town Council-D Lowenberg.
Clerk-W. Writ.
Chief Of Police-M. c. Woodward
President OF Gas Company-S. Knorr.
Secretary-C. W. Miller
Bloomsbury Banking Company-John A. Funston,
President, II. II. Gro ., Cashier.
Flrs Ma ional Bank-Charles Il. Paxton, President
j. p. Tustin, Cashier.
Columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
Associaiion-E. IL. Little, President, &. W. Miller,
secretary.
Bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
VIM. Peacock, President, J. Il. Robson, secretary
bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund Assocai On--,J.
] Brewer, President, G. q. Barkley, Secretary.
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Investigators " natrrtl science have demonstat
eu ptHoh1 controversy, that throughout the
~ INV kinguoin the lle survival OF the flftestr Is
th" uhlN law That voufhSlt-s THRIFT aud uerpptuItv
DOES net me same principle govern the comm, rcIai
prosperity Oi man An Inferior cannot sllpersede
aSupcriOr article. By reason ~ superior merit DT
Plelcc1 Standard Mciicgs have ontrlyalcd ali oth.
ers lntlr s.lle In III" tinted states alone exccpd9
one ihlOn dollars / r annum, while the amount
eNlhrlen tuolS up 10 81 eral hundred thousand
more Nobuslness could ever grow to such Gigantic
upp
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sPRiNGvrLLR, ME-. oct. 10, 1915.
Mr.. H. n. stevens:-
Dear Slr, Fifteen years ago last fall was taken
sich win rheumatism and was unable TO move until
the next April. From that time until three wears
ago this fill suffered everything with rheumatism
sometimes there would be weeks at time that
cyuli not step one step; hese attacks were quite
oilen suffered everything that man could. over
,hree Years ago last spring | commenced taking
ntgetine ana followed It up until had seven bot
ues nave no rheumatism since that time. ] always
aiNlse every one who is troubled with rheumatism
10 Try Negetlne and not suffer for years as have
Zone. This statement is gratultous as far as Mr.
stevens Is concerned. Yours etc,
ALBERT CROOKER,
FIRM OF a. Crooker & Co., Druggists and Apotheca-
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The blood, in this disease, is found to contain an
excess OF nbrin. Vegetine acts by converting the
blood from its diseased condition to healthy circu.
laton. Vegetlne regulates the bowels which is very
Important In this complaint. one bottle OF vegetne
VIII give relief but TO ef1ecta permanent cure 1t
must be taken regularly, and may take several bot
ties, especially In cases OF long standing vegetne
is sold BY all druggists. Try 1t, and your verdict
VIII be the same. es that OF thousands before you
who say 81 never found so much relief as from the
use OF vegetine, which is composed exclusively OF
barks, roots and herbs.
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COMPANY 2.

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~ n "a week In your own town. g Outit free
\N(N NO risk. Reader II YOU want business
eO\N at which persons OF either sex can make
~ ~ ~ great pay all the time they work. write
march 22, '1s-ly
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DIR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATURAL SELECTION.

Are not advertised as cure ais but are specie
lii the diseases for which they ere recommended,
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APleasing an /! IemorahI, Experience.

Tickets for sale at the lowest rates at the Ticket
onlces OF the Company In all important cities and
FRANK THOMPSON L. p. FARMER
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
J. X. SHOEMAKER Pass Agent Middle DIST,
feb l, TS-ly
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Tax Appeal Board.

Y Notice is hereby given that the Board of Tax Appeals,
for the District of Honolulu, will sit at the Police Court
Rooms, Honolulu, on the first Monday in December next,
at the hour of 10 O'Clock q. m, for the purpose Of hearing
all appeals from the Assessor, made in said District.
W. c. JONES,
Police Justice, Honolulu, and Chairman Of the Board.
Honolulu, Nov. 22d, 1878. no23
The following lots of Government Land will be leased
for a term of twenty-five years, by Public Auction, on
Monday, December 10th, at II o'clock noon, in front Of
Aliiolani Hale.
One lot on Queen Street, next to Macfarlane X Co.'S
Store. Upset price, $3.50 per annum.
One lot on Fort Street, between Mr.. StrehPs cooper
shop and Mr.. Chapters blacksmith shop. Upset price,
s25 per month.
All particulars can be obtained at the Office Of the
Interior Department. SAML q. WILDER,
no16 st Minister of Interior.
WITH the approval OF His Excellency the Minister OF
Finance, I have appointed Mr.. Frank Bindt 10 be Col
lector of Customs for the Port of Koloa, Kauai.
W. f. ALLEN, Collector General.
Collector Generals Office, oct. 80, 1873. nov9-2m
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10 he Eihor ofhs pac1fe OoDamercf 4 ddverfiser .
SIR Allow me a space In your paper for a two
fold object. 6rst; TO give you an instance Of the
manner and rate in which the natives Of this coun-
try die out, and mostly are killed; and secondly, for
the purpose Of awakening the authorizes. and espe-
eially the police, to pay more attention to and iBves-
tigate doubtful cases Of deaths, and the manner In
which natives come TO their deaths. On Tuesday Of
last week, n young woman who died in the prime Of
her life, was buried. She was the last but one Of q
family Of thirteen children, Of whom . boy called He
enalu, who lives In Manoa valley, IL the only sur
viVor. She leaves q husband and two children, An
I understand the case, she was advised repeatedly IN
her very light disease, 20 abstain from fhe help
Of those licensed or unlicensed murderers. tbe " ka-
hunas,' and seek assistance 10 the Queens Hospital;
but. kAnaka-like, she preferred 20 use the preHcrip-
tions Of the fraudulent imp0sters rather than take
the iaau GOaGca a IA hGoie. The consequence Of
this is the entire extinction OF a family with the ex-
ception Of one survivor. by these 10 called kahunas,
and kahunas without even u license. who nke ~
many others all through the group are permitted 20
exercise their unboly and murderous trade under
the very eyes Of the Board Of Health or the police
itself. How long will this Government make laws to
sell the lives Of its people for the few dollars 10 be
paid for a license by any ignorant native inpcstsff
The foreigners and King Libolibo thought by erect
ing the Queon's Hospital and providing the best Of
medical attendance, medieins, md everything 180evs
cary, free OF expense for the uative' population, that
a stop might be put 10 native superstition and tho
practice Of the kahunAa; but the experiences Of svery
day life shows but too well, how far the natives arc
aunken in ignorance and superstition, bow httls The
Board Of Health. or the police, value ths imt II ne
native population. How long this slsuGhtering Of
the people shall 70 on the future will show, and what
steps, II any, the Government win take In the mat
ter, will be seen. Xxx.
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GEoRGE F. WELLS, Esq, Agent American Sewing Ma
chine Company: Dear Sir-Nearly eight years ago my
wife purchased one Of the American Sewing Machines
and used it nearly three years in our family, and then
gave il to her sister, who has used it continuously in her
family, and now has it, and would not part with it for
any other machine she ever saw. Runs easily, smoothly,
and sews nicely. keeping in good order. Mrs. Andrews
has used the Howe, Wheeler K Wilson, Grover & Baker,
and Singer, and prefers your machine over them all.
Very Respectfully, WN. ANDREWS, in,
no3O 715 Hayes St., San francisco.
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Cases Morton 5 Assorted Pickles, pints, 2 dz. each
" qts. ? d.. each;
3" Picked Walnuts, pints, 2 d.. each;
" English Pie Fruits, , d.. each;
" Edam Cheese.
" Ground Pepper, in glass, b DE-. each;
q" Colman's Mustard, 8 dz. each;
" Cream Tartar, 6 dE. each;
" Carbonate Soda, G d.. each;
d" Ground Ginger, (pure) b dz. each;
i" Lea & Perrins Worcester Sauce, pints and
half pints;
" Salad Oil, pints, + doz. each case;
" Salad Oil. half pints. + doz. each case;
" Castor Oil, half pints. 3 doz. each case;
" Asstd English Jams, l 10. 10 doz. each CO.
d" SULTANA RAISINS, 4 ID. tins;
" ZANTE CURRANTS, / ID. tins;
" Pearl Barley, + lib. tins;
L" Round Oatmeal, + ID. tins;
" Fine Oatmeal, 4 ID. tins;
" Pure Colman's Mustard, Alb. tins, bulls nd
" Ground Pepper, 7 ID. tins;
" Seidlitz Powders, l d.. In each tin;
I" Conversation Lozenges, 7 Id. each tin;
&" Sultana Raisins, 7 Id. jars;
Z" Zante Currants, 7 Id. jars;
/" Carbonate Soda, 5 and 10 ID. jars;
" Fine Table Salt, glass jars;
d" Ultramarine Blueing, half Id. boxes;
CASES EPPS' HOMEOPATHIC COCOA,
7 and IA ID. tins;
Cases FRENCH CHOCOLATE, u ID. each tin;
" Huntley & Palmer's Biscuits, assorted;
Kegs of Carbonate Soda, 112 lbs. each;
Half and quarter boxes Malaga Raisins,
One gallon demijohns Pearl Barley,
One gallon demijohns Pearl Sage,
Cases LENTILS,
" DURET SALAD OIL. l doz. each;
Five gallon demijohns Malt Vinegar,
Five gallon demijohns Wine Vinegar,
Tin LINED CASES TURKEY PRUNES, So lbs.
each, suitable for stewing, &C., &c.
ALSO
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TRIM THE TREEs.-Now is the time to prune
down the superfuOus branches Of your trees and
shrubbery. This is an important matter to the
public comfort and safety. There is hardly q street
in town, or any of the avenues leading from the
city, and we mention especially the Waikiki Road
in which the equestrian is not in danger of having
his face scratched or eyes gouged out by the over
hanging branches of the ~algeroba or monkey-pod
and the injury to carriages resulting from the same
cause must not be overlooked. The trees named,
and other species, grow rapidly in our gardens
and Enclosures, and should be kept trimmed.
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FOR SALE.

SUPPLENESr.-The press Of advertisements on
our regular issue having somewhat curtailed the
space for reading matter, We to-day present our
readers With a full seven-column supplement, in
which will be found an interesting letter from our
Washington correspondent, editorials 1.-The Fisher
les Question: and 1.-The CIPHER Messages"
Foreign News, and miscellaneous reading.
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BRIEF M

=1- The a].ten,ion o. the public Is called 20 the
posiponement Of The sale Of real estate belonging
to the late c. Kanalna. The sale viii take place
next Monday, Dec. "a.
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REGULAR PACKET FOR LAHAINA.
TURNING ESTABLISHMENT.

~zs UNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
- Il opened a TURNING ESTABLISHMENT
on Fort Street. above Hotel Street, announces to
- the Public Of Honolulu, that he is prepared TO do
IN WOOD. IVORY. &C.. in all
branches of the business. Special attention given 70 turning
Billiard Balls, and all fine work. Having had an experience
of thirty years in this business, (over eighteen in Honolulu) he
feels confident of giving perfect satisfaction to all his Gus
se2I 3m ". E. HERR1CK.
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The steamer CHyCf Sydng took away about
200 tens Of freight FOR Saa Francisco. As .6s
steamers are supposed 10 DE At the wharf twelve
hours. the above fgares would indicate the hand
ling OF nearly oNE roN per minute. Tee steamer
Of Oct. rs also carried away some coo tons.
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CCck W0Ek-The Nuls steamer Nokoli, Capt
Bates. on her last trip to Kauai, was absent from
port only Sc hours, including a stoppage at Kappa
to take on board Her Majesty the Queen. The
weather, on the return passage, Sunday night
was quite boisierous.
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Sewing Machines to Rent.

( Those wishing TO rent & Sewing Machine for a week or
month can do 50 by inquiring Of c. W Cooke, at Messrs.
Castle < Cookies store. ro23 In
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Elk ELLA, FROM SAN FRANCISCO,

Ia AAuAAe 41kUAl h4AIt AAe4A4bVAbtU9
Cases Underworld Cod Fieh Balls, In tins;
" Underwood Fish & Clam Chowder, in tins;
" Fresh HOLSTERS, I and 2 h.. tins;
" Fresh Salmon, l and 2 10. tins;
d" Fresh Gulf Shrimps,
" Borden's Condensed Milk,
Z" Borden's Condensed Eggs,
\ " Lima and String Beans,
" Succotash,
" Roast Veal, Beef and Mutton,
" Soup and Bouilli,
" Boston Pork and Beans,
" Sausage and Mince Meat.
+" Golden Gate Table Fruits, Bib tins.
" Cuttings Table Fruits, BIB tins,
=" California jam and Jellies, 2-lb tins,
I" Strained Honey, in glass and tins,
" Queen Olives, quarts,
&" Stuffed Peppers, quarts,
" Tomato Catsup, pints,
" Sea Moss Farina,
L" Assorted Extracts for Flavoring,
Boxes Dried Apples, so lbs each,
q" Alden Apples, 10 and 40 lbs each,
Alden Peaches, Picked Plums, Pears and
Nectarines, in 2-lb pts.
Mess Pork, IN 1-2, IA, and 1-8 kegs,
Casks Star and other brands Hams,
Cases Star and other brands Bacon,
" Smoked Beef,
&" Fairbanks Lard, in 5 and lob pals,
/" Occident Lard, in 5 and lob tins,
Firkins gilt edge Butter, so and 100 lbs each,
Gases Fresh Jar Butter, Alb Jars,
Cases new Cod Fish,
" California Cream Cheese,
Drums New York Cheese,
Little Beauty and other Brooms,
Barrels new Zante Currants,
Quarter boxes new California Raisins,
Half boxes white Vermicelli and Maccaroni,
Cases fresh Corn Meal, in l0-lb bags,
+" Cracked Wheat, in 10-lb bags,
&" Dat Meal, in l0-ib bags, !
a" " Small Hominy, in lob bags,
&" " Avena, in 5 and lob bags,
4" Buck Wheat Flour, in 10-lb bags,
Tins Soda, Milk, Water, Wafer, Pic Mic, Santa
Clara and assorted Crackers,
Tins Jenny Lind and Ginger Cakes,
Tins Jumbles and Cocoanut Cakes,
Cases extra Soda Crackers,
" Saloon Pilot Bread,
{" Medium Bread,
Golden Gate Extra Family Flour, IA sacks,
Star Mills 50 IS
" Z" Bakers Extra Flour, IA sacks,
Golden Gate S~uperfne Flour, IA sacks,
Bags Small Corn and Wheat, for Chickens,
" Pink and White Beans.
" Humboldt Potatoes,
&" Oats and Bran.
Crates Onions, Silver Skin,
Mats whole Cinnamon and Pimento,
Preston &c Merrill's Yeast Powder,
Casks Washing Soda,
Cases Libby's Corned Beef, Tongue and Ham,
&C., &C., &c, &c.
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uAPRAYER MEETING WILL BE HELD
every Sunday Evening in the Yestiy Of the Fort Street Church,
at a quarter Of seven O'Clock. All are cordially invited to
attend o5 3m
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Lease of Government Property.

on MONDAY. December %. ISIS, 81 y O'Clock noon. Al
the dOor @ Alllolaai Hale. viii be offered tie lease for
I've years. Of the lower story q the Armory Building
lnCw occupied b Messrs. {. Brewer 4 CO.. Five feet
space on the Eva and waikiki sides viii be allowed
Upset Price. 500 per month. payable Quarterly.
Possession given January 18th. 1873.
ALSO-St the same time and place, viii be offered the
lease for FIVE years Of the Building now occupied b.
Messrs. A v. Pierre L Co. on Queen Street Ten feet
space viii be allowed in rear q building
Upset. Price, s75 per month; payable Quarterly.
Possession given April 18th, 1879.
SAML g. WuDER,
ns0 :, Minister q the Interior.
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TIE following Anniversaries, being National Holidays,
will be observed on the several days mentioned below.
All Government Oaices viii he closed throughout the
Kingdom.
THURSDAY. November 2sth-Recognition OF Hawaiian
Independence by the Governments Of Great Britain and
France.
December 25th-ChristmAs Day.
WEDNESDAY, January 1st-New Years Day.
SAM'L G. WILDER,
Interior Office. Minister Of the Interior.
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BOAT.

THE Christmas vacation of Government Day Schools in
the English language, throughout the Kingdom, will ex-
tend from Friday, December goth, to Monday. January
9th, 1879, and from that date (Jan. 6th) a new term will
begin. W. JAS. SMITH, Secy.
Education Office, Nov. 21st, 1873. ms 81
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PUBLIC attention is hereby called to an Act entitled
IAN Act for preventing collisions st sea" passed in Is64.
The Minister OF the Interior, under Section 50 Of the
Civil Code, adopts this law as Rules for the guidance
and government Of all vessels engaged in the coasting
trade" and hereby gives notice that on and after the first
day Of January. 1879, the law VIII be strictly enforced.
SAINT @. WILDER,
no23 Minister Of the Interior.
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A LAZY LAXFLI0HTER-During tie rainy and
pitch dark nights recently, no lamps were lighted in
the government lanterns on = certain street. and
people who were compelled to be Abroad physician
in one case. visiting his patien;s,-had to feel their
way very cautiously. We heard Of more than one
instance Of pedestrians coming in collision with each
ether. or going bump against : stray horse.
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MAsoSIc-The regular mcuthly Meeting q Hau
allan Lodge No. n. win bs held ~ their Hall On
Queen street. Monday evening neat, at the usual
hour. A. fall attendance expected. Election q
Ofhocrs, so.
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The next moonlight concerts VII take place on
thursday. Dec. ., aud on Monday. Dec. .. 1t Emma
Square. at "A O'Clock p m Na..NA
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MrsIc-The band will play this afternoon At
Emma Square. At 4 o'clock, with the following
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EAA lis ANNCAAAf NhNA 1AlhI NhANNh =
On the arrival of the ship in port, the remains
were taken to the Station House where a post
mortem examination was held by Drs. McKibbin
and Hutchinson to ascertain the cause Of death.
This was found to be strangulatsd hernia. The
Masons Of the city, having learned that the de-
ceased was a member of the Fraternity, a number
Of them assembled on very brief notice, and es-
corted the remains to the Nuuanu Valley Cemetery,
where they were inferred with the impressive
honors Of the craft. After the masonic services at
the grave were concluded, Capt. McKirdy Of the
PeuSiG made some very appropriately worded
remarks, addressed to the Fraternity, ia which he
heartily thanked them for the prompt manner in
which they had rendered their aid and assistance
at a time when it was 30 much needed.
INDEPENDENCE DAY.-The celebration on Thursday.
the 35th anniversary Of the recognition Of Hawaiian
Independence. coming as it did 20 soon after
that Of the Kings birth day, was very quiet
The usual salute was fred at noon. There we're
a good many private luaus and picnics in the
suburbs, and the usual amount Of horse-riding and
drunkenness, among the native population. The
band gave one Of its excellent concerts at the Square
in the afternoon. The arrests were II, Of which 9
we're for drunkenness and the remainder for fast
riding, all of which cases were summarily dispoOed
of in the Police Court on Friday morning. Consid-
cradle comment was made among residents on the
fact that II. b. NJ. s. Opal, at anchor in the harborr
did not recognize the day, even by hosting the Haw-
allan flag. On inquiry as to the cause Of this appar-
ent slight, we learn that no official notice had been
received by the British officials Of the day being q
national holiday. 1t is n welI-known rule that the
Foreign Office must notify the Representatives oi
foreign governments Of such occurrences, otherwise
they cannot take cognizance Of them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-06-18
HI A Z RIED.

1875, by Rev D. Wilson. Mr.. JNO. w. VEL
LER and Miss REBECCA MILLER, daug hter OF
Mr.. Geo. D. Miller-all of Berkeley county.
In tinsburg, at the residence of Capt: John
Feller. May 9th. by Rey..Jno. w. Lea, MI A;
G. TABLER, of Berkeley county, to Miss SUE
DECK. of Jefferson county.
In the Lutheran Church at Shepherdstown,
June llth, 1915, by Rev. r: G. HOLLAND, Pastor
Mr. SAMUEL THRUSH, of ShippensburG. Pa,
Geo. johnson of Shepherdstown.
In Martinsburg. on the 5th inst, at the M F.
Church, by Rev. J. Edwin Amos, w NJ. LO1AEh
JONES to EMMA F.. daughter OF DIR. ID. Will
son-an of Martinsburg.
Joseph strine, VIM. REESE to RUTH E..
daughter of Mr.. Vanmetre. all of Berkeley
county.
In Martinsburg. Nav 2Sd. by Rsy: J. K. Mel
son, Mr.. MICHAEL K. SMELTZER to Miss
VIRGINIA E. GRUBB.
Rev. J. K. Nelson. Mr.. J. z. RANEf to Miss
MARTHA GORDON, both of Berkeley county.
Near Waterford. on the 9th inst. by Rev; w.
81. Forsyth. Mr.. MAHLON ID. MYERS to MISS
MARY j. COATES, all of Loudoun county, Va
AT, the residence of chas p Reed k mig at
Benicia. Miss ETA F. REED to DR.. A ANDER-
SON, of Napa, also Miss NELLIE REED 70 E..
T. GLOVE, of Knights Landing.
daughters of Hon. Chas. F. Reed, and highly es-
teemed for their amiable and sociable qualities.
MIR. Glove is gentleman of the first order as IS
also DIR. Anderson Our heartfelt wish 10 that
both here and hereafter.-Foo (Cal.) Democrat.
Mr.. Glove is son of Col. Henry w Glove,
of Winchester formerly Superintendent OF the
Armory at Harper's Ferry, He went to Cali
here mite in kind wishes for his future happl-
ness and prosperity IVinehe'ter 1ims'.