Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-11-06
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THAT MEANS Us AND THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

THAT MEANS Us AMI lhE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Blsuop DoGGErr's FUNERAL-The
funeral of the late Bishop Doggett took
place from Centenary NJ. L. Church,
Richmond, Va, Friday afternoon. Near
" all the ministers Of the city were
present. The Rev. DR.. Edwards gave
a sketch OF the deceased, aud was fol-
lowed by the Rev. DIR. Read. DR. Cur
nv spoke of the recent death OF their
great minister-Jeter, Palmer and Dog
ce,t. The Rev. DR.. Hoge closed the
addresses, and the casket containing all
that was mortal of the deceased bishop
was followed to its last resting place by
many sincere mourners.
THE MARRIAGE OF L. S. GRANT, JR.
"A New York paper in announcing
the marriage in that city on Monday Of
U. S. Grant, Jr., to Miss Fannie j.
Chafee, only daughter of ex Senat or
Chaffee, of Colorado, says: THE mar
rage has been the subject of discussion
among the elite of New York for some
time past, and has been regarded as a
social event The engagement has at
tracted especial attention, taken in con-
nection with Grants California expert
ence, and has been extensively discus
sed here and in San Francisco. The
bridegroom is lawyer in this city, who
has already won some distinction IN
his profession, and whose prospects are
of the best. The bride is the only
daughter of Senator Chaffee. She is
a blonde OF the tairest type, aged about
twenty-five, and has been n prominent
belle in New York society since her in-
PRODUCTION here. The courtsbip which
has resulted in her marriage with Mr..
Ulysses Grant is little over a year old
and is described as match ofpure love.
There is but one verdict, and that is,
that in thirty three years DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has never failed to cure
Cough, Cold or General lloaIseness. AT
Drug Stores. Price % cents.
The New York Suns Narraganse,t
special states that ex.Gov. Sprague has
made a specific written charge against
his wife OF infidelity with Senator COnk-
ling at the Palace Hotel, Buffalo. lie
has obtained a warrant for the arrest of
Senator Conkllng tor trespass on his
grounds at Canonehet.
Col. VIM. p. Adair, assistant chief of
The Cherokee Nation died in Washing
ton, Saturday, of typhoid fever. lie
commanded brigade Cherokees in the
Confederate army, and since the close
of the war has been the principal repre-
sentative OF Cherokee interests i'll Wash
iugton.
The ladies who rode for prizes at the
Winchester Fair were highly compli-
mcnted by the judges, aud the follow
ing prizes awarded. TO the best rider,
Miss Kate L. Sewers, Clarke county,
saddle. The second prize was hand
some bride, awarded to Miss Leila
Payne of Frederick county. Third
a gold mounted whip awarded to Miss
Kate G. Baker of Frederick county.
WHAT SECRETARY SHERMAN WILL
Do.-A Washington dispatch to the
Boston Herald says: Secretary Sher
mans determination to leave the Treas
ury Department at the end OF the pres
ent administration, which is announced
in the Herald correspondence today, is
absolute, and is not likely to be
changed. lie wishes to leave Garfield
absolutely untrammelcd in making up
his cabinet, and believes that his re
naming in the cabinet might embarrass
Garfield He also believes that his
own political future should be i'll Senate
rather than in the cabinet. AS j Sena-
tor, after 4th of March next, he Will be
restored to his old place as chairman of
the committee of finance. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury for the next four
years will be compelled to continue the
funding operations which he has begun,
but this cannot be done until Congress
passes The necessary law, which the
democrats refused TO do last winter.
Mr.. Sherman can render quite as valua-
BILE services in the Senate as i'll the
In