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CALCUTTA, Dec. 9l.--Executlons continue
In the palace, Five prlncesses were recently
murdered on suspicion OF being IN CORE
sp9ndenco with Prince Nyoungyan. =.
The Burmese Embassy Is still Mt ThAyet
piln,entary mission. Ooasi3ering the dI+
courtesy lately shown our Resident, the Cor
bTn1neht declines to receive mission which
Is anly charged With tho delivery Of empty
, 1880-01-10

Al n;,,,,c,. ~. 7.,..,.,,,,, 1,...'o ,osp ~,
Etfamnt,o ,a,,,raa t, H. va' - 'o, 49, oeeh
vlth,oi, nnthaE MSs ~ Sns prevents although
May have already been aceepietl. Every
!WnE !M, nis. ig gVe piaeel 10 IN invitation 10 the
"''''0 1-oso. a,s,"
hos ro,.op ,'an1, ,m slssloS a.'l 10 ',' RUSSIA
tlemen WIG 6aye fseevei lie d appo|atmssnt, SfS sSi
and ea soao ol tiom t!nyo not remained long ut
81: ttG,tersGurg; when John Randolph W;ns
sSnt s'en tne1e " EIesldett JHsSson, who doubt
t1a trss ,conSfa1a1ia;.es inser on being Td Of
5t1e !InsciDie M YlrglMlAf, 10 was commissioned
May ~ l53p, aud LIFT his post Sept. 70, 1s'o;
JJa'nes Dufhan'tn, William Wilkins, Church.
y y: T. GMnnlgEGllng, M Na!pn>J. 1Mgcrsol!, Arthur
- Dashf tlohn Appleton, Sin0it Cameron,
aiarstlM!! 1eWcll, aMl George DokeF did not
relefsoiirg; nna Coy. Curtin only luaNner1
Il, 70 remain lTo'n hhrll ~, losv to Jnly !SEA
Illo salafy y sl75oo year, witt, I'M allow
"''o TOT Ts sossot HyH ouesrnTeen sspsnsss rt PAIN
of tic Russinn otllcInls. nf hich ond low ia.
grru. ft,r TiEcciIrS snn, 1raina MI. n 'lintnnntss W.
purse. Coy, Wan Hantt wouji lave a' lnaelo 4 4
splendid Minister ior Russia, rs tlsc Rnssiaus
stood Heatl anil shnnidsrs w nhnve VIA" ia tmioe i,ife
Matic rcprescntntiycs of tl,o Enrnncam co9rts
ruuernlly nffntntnntn ltjtio rhnf,s Hut na
Mndame holds tho p,,rsesstrInEs In 1,nr or, oyn ~
FVfSk It fFaA her Nrjyf}GH3 tn ritft1Ea n 1anva
tho bland climate OF Tie shores Of NarrnEan-
Artt l3hy Tor tho severn cold on the banks Of
tue Ncva. btI9 IS 4 daughter, by tho why, OF
Alr. Grcene, who Wrnte s.'TwAH the night be-
fore Christmas" "Ola Crimes Is iluail," aud
Otler sterling poems.
TILE MOST BRILLIANT nn1osrAr.
wa hive evrr Ind her, nj Woahinvtn,, ia 4ho
nrassnt Inrd Tvttnt,. V,rer"v ~ I,ri,iaf,
fn1in rhfrtv vn;,rs""n ,yi,on ha ,vas 10 is i,,tts,,
M EiwHri Hn}Hrt i.Sttnn Ia 1v"a "A7 hor., y .
nt,anhS To tfa Hritfsh Jnonion n nr,voto ~" -
Secretary T., fho thc,, 1iinistcr hia mncio IL
NMnrw f,,si,vnr vto n,ns s,,hscnwaHtf,, @ w ~ ~
t.nnstnntinnnfn ,vhare In ndmIrrNi, ,.,yS,,a. ~
tho TmrHis " an.stton Ynu,mt 'vttnm v.;I,, WG;H
co1,tr ut m"9 mn, y m I I; varicd VIZ fnd e1ou nrr ~
iug nun OH bontiiIx parties: liz wns IN
NOUS dnl,cer, and there arc treasured albums
iereabOnt3 iii which lle wroto lnyt>-vcrsca
over tho signature OF "Ownn Meredith"
which was Ills literary nom do plume, On
the death uf his father, Dulwer-l 4ytton, tll,
novelist, lle inherited the title anu tho eStatv
Of KncbWortll, III lIerttordsnire, viii, rent
NJ Ut 94 900 per an,luln, and ha received solno
property with his wife, u niece Of tho late
Earl Of Clarendon. Ills fnEona ns tho
Qneen's Vlcoroy Is probably fabulous, ns Ills
expenses are great, but hints have been 70.
would gladly give up Ills oriental sulendor
QUEEN v1cron1A,a A,nAssAnon.
Her MaIcsty is now, rcDresented Nv n
Minister lslen!potentiary. which Is the high
, 1880-01-10
IN THE JANUARY THAW."

8wectly the light wind, breathing Of tho South,
Swactiy tho light Wind whispers warm and wot;
and uu tho AltAr uf tho W Wt3lern hill
Tho c.nbcrA Of tho dny glow relly yot.
The elm trecs' naked branches seem to grow
~, l.ltlo With hnlf.Wakcned lite III tho soft mir;
Clothes tho bnro wood, And leaves It no moro
You hear the plash OF wAtor.-a full Atseam
Flnws by tho ruIHl-BId0. Pleasant TO Oc heArd
CoInca tho kind pattar Of tho rain. You etly
TO Acan tho orchard for tho first blua-biru;
While nll tho wish Of Spring grows In tho hcast
And half.wny trusts the frosty r|Gos y Ger,
That 8ullllug wnkca, and smiling Ia no moro.
CAANLEa NutILk GRKUpNY,
, 1880-01-10
Moro FtAla to Fry.

a new flsh or fishing ground 10 discovered by
aocltlpns. 1t waa reserved fur lsrof. laird to
stumble Upon the 9aot that directly OH our Now
Enxland co,st, not ten miles fr0M tho shuru,
IL the habitat Ut the pole loundet, one 0f the
utost esteemed food nshes Of Europe, IN such
quantities. - that fifteen 70 twenty Inlnutes'
drag would ao4ictmus furnish ~ many as G0O
pounds Df f1sh." and yct unt!l tho summer nf
1871 II wh4 nuver oven suspected that u slngly
individual ct the species hid ever bgcn within
thousand miles Of our coast
, 1880-01-10

Ileaaache, Anglor, and melancholy generally
srrinx from u disordored stomach, eosllvehcss,
hY Dr.. D. Jayno's Sanat!ve' PILLS, q few doses Of
which will % found to stimulate the Liver and
atomsch to healthy ant4on. remove Ill bilious.
llQHsla.
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dnnctng with Col. Abort Chonk. Ito shot coi
Abort Uhook on thu spot, md thon nnnninosd
his intention Of going home by knock ing dow
pistol. w

o,e of Ills aoqaatn1noos wtth tic butt of ff'Ss H.
GRANT.
Tho General Will proflt by His Prevl.
ouh. Error.
Rrtetat n Ntw rnrh Times
WAar11NaroN, D. G., Jan. 7.-From tha
time II first became plain TINT Gen. Nrant
would become candidate for tic Presidency
II Il popular dcmand should be nlado for ),ls
nominntion, n portion Of tho Republican par.
ty-nata tip Of men who were dIspteased
with mallyot tho developments Of Ills second
tcrln-llns been anxious to discover hfs pres.
cnt feelings toward certain officers Of Ina
Government who held positions near tie Tx.
ecullvo during Tint period, md whose aets
tended to cast tlissredit upon the AlmInt,.-
trAtloll, Some who have not lost sight OF the
fact TINT aay President IL liable to bo m!slei
III choosing Ills advisors and snbor1lna!es
III power, ,'llnvo regarded Gen, .Grant's toar t
around the world ts q most valuable expefii
ence, which would give him greater powcrio
discern tho trNe character Of n, men, md
takcs of tic Eask Il he hal malls any. Some,
who bulfevo that he wns grossly deceived If
hls second term by men who ought to l:ays
Geom gratssft!i ~ to lin. arc wondering whether
ass u sse 's sss slffso ansa s sa v %e seexsl s
Urnnt fas not seen fit to make any public dec.
larntt0n Of his sentiments IN tlls respect, ha
mud the nletlhors Of lits faml have not failed
+ eps spf"k sa sBy On Of S tsss sHsss 2essas e tYfs
may he sllra that no man llns learned tnotr,
or proAsett moro, by his experience, in thu
saro length Of TING, than. Gen. Grant sinca
,v3,nsa cnnn"cttnu u W;t, H., a.in,;rt ptsns
has been usetl rs. un argument ngainst
70 renew. ttielr former relations wifi
sal sl LIS Gd conRt%de RRnace'ty u ss'f9 s f,lcaSs G %
has characterized these attempts rs very dis
tasteful. To him, and OH n,Ie OF two occasions
those who made Them were trentel with.
cofdnnss WHICH wns liot, far removed from M
Grant expressed surprise to- Ills friends that
these persona should forget whut they had
done, and have 50 little regard for the rules
Of good tasto ns to force their presence upan
injury which thoy have done him In lflo past,
he Is Aston1sl,eA to find tint thoy desire ID
c1nbarrass and ,injurn hin still further BY
proHering hands WHICH nre both sotled ata
presence Of SONG Of tlesa men % at tho herr rece~ s
tions accorded tho ex-rrcsidcnt since lis rc.
turn 10 this. country has been the one na,!-
scntl1g tlrnp Il, the cup Of Kindness md good
opinions III regnr.l to their coilduct hays
been expressed In uhnlistakable terms.
Tie Grant rIovcmcnt in Now York.
Nttn FORK Sun (lhft-f1ranE.
ALBANY, Jim. GA Question which en-.
cages considerable atteniiuu~ hero nj present
IL the time Of hnltling the Convention to send
delegates 10 Chicago. Que man,. who holds
n place In tIle inner circle OF Republican
1na,1fre said. Il Wa shall 1,ova NJ, m r1, flnu
, 1880-01-10

party Of notable neopla wns ,nyitesI 10 mcot
!n, ,'n. NJ N1nner sa nMt ieW GLASSES q VINE us
hlaycd t!lo hotorlely.l0vlmBa actor III Ills TRIO
ilEht~ JOhes, or rnthor tho Count Jonhnes,
cirnt aI1nH tnwo lay y y nan ; Sgeen ~ aeIY ~
alWl ul,dcrtnok to mako n Mnssnnl,,Isut}}as
atatestlan pay honyy dunn dainascs. iIu md ] so,ne
IN for trial another tjtstlnn,,,sbcI man ,natic
nh n,,nrnl fn liza Cntt,,t's Snn}tv' sarit,u thnt
there Should be- sortof frccm,rsoi,ry t,;nonr
men Of tlletr socni Wsition, alltl that ttey;
Dcai toucln.I fl,o EM,,;t i" n h.",tier snot nh
when n handsome A,iin wns nffcrrti ia ,lefrnv
costs nr,d ox1Mnscs lie nockrtnfi Il md wifi.
drew tilo s,l}t. Tilo wo,,latl Was furious, i,at
ito t,ihor lnwyer ,yn,tti ti,,ficrtnkn hsr cnse.
md 1t was not long before the Count WIS TX.
oiS;sfo oulef IRON TIC D"'' Under some pro'ext or
REDRESS WITH 4 REVOLVER
WIS sought on Ncw,Ycar Dny by black
oyod brunei, Of medium size and rather pre-
!!,'oos;.s,eess!nf appe9ranee, wh9 nTswers to tie
bama, md sl!o declares tl,at son Of Senator
Nforgan, OF that State, young ilan so,t,o
threc,atld.t d.twellty yenrs Of age, .wronged her
nfter IT. hayl,g promlssl to make l,er his wife
hlacken her reputation by showing tllat sllo
Inns not led a slotleys life. Mrs. I3alva Lock-
wood antl others ot our strong-,n1ntlud woln--
cn hayc 5nll!e.l to Miss Iloston'y rescue, nnd
T. apear s swsr se eiarss as e,ffG e arsr lns
preferred after sl!v en1ptel tie contents Of
ono barrel Of her revolver into Ills shoulder,
who Eiil",1 - ci"rp ,a,n..i ann 1'n nnrra','.,s ,.,,
mi wro,~cd hnr ~, IT. a,n. a,ut19RSI d9 tS WY
rv an ,vHn otSns ;ns VI .v 1i't y,
tho Itsitriu Asylum rs having lost her minti,
lt0s escaped, anu cannot TO found, II Is ru-
norea TINT two or three gentlemen who usett
=" ~. tt thsutuhh."ue Ml. snI.eWs!It
e ,rastr s Fry frne S ~ WI .m .9r hv VIZ IT.
W. VIZ psa1tHe' MS Ivy uscot MttHtI!nH ,y tEe
iatr rex f ls not popular alnoItg the lorls Of
creation, VINO 10 1iet f4ncy summary Justice.
II WntIl1 bo blessing, however, II some
Sighted fair ono WOtild
for tic TWENTY-FIVE Of thirty Secretaries If
i,rrniion and 1ttnchfs nrilS ti,amaalvns ~, ~,
their sucCess II, brenKlnt, hearts Tloro ara
tt;y!yo classes, Of these foreign lady-kiiers.
croppel coaisbNcE hair, o stlooth fu ft'ccs c viii
fhn nycensnn n !, 1n,starha n1,d ,.hinr "v1 "v"a
that Hefray NJ, Intriguing sn|rit. The aSxons '
(fnclMling the DritlslI, The Gcr,nnlis, md thc
}s,ssians a,, aTe tall slender fellows VII, tleir
dUwny sidG-whiskcra, Doti, sets arc eXa,iis~
itc]y noIitp. cn,ITfrnus in thnir f,nnorfmnnf
and very dcfcrcu{Iai to those viii whu,nn
they converse. Thcv stigmntize . resIftfncn
crt., after their 10 iolirn aE tia yrlnus Cnnitnls
ot Europe, ~ uncndurable,V aid they In
tfmafo TINT the women hern ure "tneoln-
pleto" and "fastttlt2us," but their criticisms
nro SO courteous TINT no one cnl, muster
i. aeart 70 coltradict them: But every ycnr or
twe @ ; soMc poor grl is capt!vated by tho glitter
scorchcd before she can DO extrlcatcd.
THE 9th YEAR OUT AND THE NEW YEAR MI
Willis orr Methotllst brcthren wrro ccic.
brntIng wateh.niEht The tijnlpmuts nasscd
~; t - nv iit.o v.sl ~ c ltteA !AekM
, 1880-01-10

T'lin REASON W!lY,-Mr. Fellows, in hls Ned
teal Monthly, gives rrAsons for tho peculiar
GaScH, which seem 70 b. torna uut by faets.
rroM TONIC autlon Of The sympathetlo nerves qll
patient ovoroolnes his malady simply, pleasant
", md rapidly.
, 1880-01-10
TIE AKCu;EDpTERYx,

In 1868 N. Haberlein discovered In tha
lithogrnphio stone of Solenhofen (Bavnrla) q
fossil bird, tho Arctlmopteryx, which was de-
scribed by Owen, md a restoration Of 1t is to
ba found In several Of tho recent manuals
OF Geology. More recently, n. uabcrlen
j. has found In tie sumo place another slab
containing q complete and most perfect spec
linen Of Arc|mopteryx. The examination Of
that specimen modified some of Owens con-
clusions. The wings aro spread out ias for
Hight. Two small, pointed, conlcal teeth are
implanted In tho upper jaw. The hands
cannot be compared with those Of bird or
Of pte1odactyl: they resemble those Of q
thrce-6nge1ed lizard. The fingers arc long,
slender, provided With sharp claws. The
nlong the olter Side Of the arm and hand;
had they not been preserved, no one would
have suspected, from the examination Of the
skeleton alonc, that the anlu,al WIS winged.
ths proziiSal end of tic si!aift IS covered
Wings Is rounded llFs TINT Of the l,eIl The The
heed, neck, ehest, ribs, tail, tlo55acio gir,dle,
acteristically rcrtilian; tie pelyis wns aiso
probably more reptilian tllnn nyIan. On tho
contrary. the, legs are blrd-like; they re-
semble most those OF tho falcoll inasmuol.
lateral quilts. The relnainler Of tie body
was evidently naked md featherless, with
perhaps the exception OF tho bnso Of tic
neck, where there are Indications Of q collar
Of feathers like TINT OF tllo condor.
Karl Yogt, TO whom Science is indebted
supcrlluous to discuss tie question Us to
whether tue Arcllnoptory ii bird or d
reptile. It is neither; It Is An .inter!ncdiato
type by itself, and confirms the Views Of
reptiles, under the nnlne OF SaurOpstda, as
one OF the great divisions Ut yartabrites.
Some OF tho cretaeeuus birds described by
ntarah form another link between the two
than the. Solcnllofcn fossil. It Is not I'LL
reasonable 10 expect the discovery OF ter
rcstrial reptiles covered with imperfect
, 1880-01-10
TIE COITON-wOls5I IN RHODE
ISLAND,

IN q communication to tho NutuTu&lst A.
9. Packard, Jr., treats of the presence OF the
cotton-worm moth in Rhode 1slnnd. lie
says: non the evening Of tho 30th OF Sep
tember q specimen OF Alptia nrglllAcea Kew
1nto my study, in Providence. Tile moth
was In q perfectly fros,l condition, a,nl boro
every appearance OF having quito recently
emerged from the cllrysalis. lis appeRrn.lce
certainly did not benr out tile theory TINT all
the northern individuals fly nortllward from
III August, OIL C0ney IslnAh, III Salem llur-
bur, Massachusetts, Buvcrul fres, specimens,
which indicated Tint they hatl originated not
fNr from, II not on, the little islel OIL which
they were tlying In tic daytilne.n
, 1880-01-10

pesal Of the PRECEDENT to nominate him ~
Justice OF tho Supreme Court; III the place OF
Mr.. Justice Hunt for the paryletlu New
Yorker has not wished to give up his salary.
Such. however. ara tho le8M exigenclaa Of
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
Deatbs.

AT his residence, near Hilsboro, Lou
doun county, Va. on the l4th ult., Mr..
CHARLES BASQUE, in the Cpd year
of his age. He was born in Alexandra,
Va, III 1899, and served six moths In
the war of 1912, rs a soldier; went from
Shepherdstown, Jefferson county, va.
lie was in the battle of Craney Island
was married near Shepherdstown in the
year 1916. He vas kind father, a
good citizen, and was member for many
Years of the new school Baptist church.
At UnionviIle, Sunday evening last,
Mr.. HENRY BARNllART, aged II
years.
AT the residence Of Mr.. Geo. Lickli
lider, on Monday morning, August %,
Miss SALLIE MELVIN, aged 10 years.
On Friday the 3Oth Of July, near Hall
town. Mrs. MOLER, widow OF Henry
Moler, deceased, aged IS years.
On Friday the 30th July, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Nelson Il. Snyder, on the
Ridge. Mrs. SUSAN SNYDER, widow
of Abraham Snyder, deceased, aged ~
years, and 20 days.
At her residence in Mar,insbur9'
July 3lst, Mrs. MARTHA Gun
NINGHAM, III the 10Th year Oi her
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
OEs5AtiAEe 4.

In memory of our departed friend and
neighbour, Mrs. JElsUSilA NlCkERS,
whom loved so much.
Dearest neighbor thou art lying
Cam!y meath the cold, cold ground,
Thou hast known the change called dy-
ing,
Thou hast heard the farewell sound.
Bending o 'er the sad and weeping,
We would hear thy voice once more;
Tell us neighbor, art thou keeping
Tender watch on yonder shore.
Weep not, with angels bright above
You know no grief nor care;
You dwell in cloudless light and love,
Oh! would that | were there.
Sweetest flowers still are blooming,
But for them no more you'll care,
In those far off blissfui regions
Brighter gems than these you'll wear.
We gathered the choicest flowers,
That on earth you loved so well;
Placed cross upon your coffin
When we took our last farewell.
Twas hard 10 see our neighbor fall,
Whom we so dearly priced,
But It's alas the doom Of all
That dwell below the skies.
Weep not for her dear children,
Although she leaves you here;
BE righteous now and pure in heart,
Then you will meet and never part.
BY friend who loved her well.
X. &. U.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
CHURCH NOTICES.

The Council of the Lutheran Church
having kindly extended the use of their
house of worship, on alternate Sundays,
to the congregation of the Reformed
Church, during the repairing of their
building, | in behalf Of the congrega-
ton thankfully accept the kind favor.
AS the work of repairing has already
begun, | would appoint services in the
Lutheran Church on Sunday morning,
August 18th, to be conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Uassler, OF Mercessburg, Pa.
In the name of the congregation | al
so extend hearty thanks TO the pastors
and members of the NJ. E. and Nj. E.
Church South, and Presbyterian
Churches, who have cordially offered
their respective buildings for our use..
The Sabbath School of the Reformed
Church take pleasure in accepting the
invitation of the NJ. +. Church South,to
meet in their schoolroom.
The members of the Reformed Sab
bath School will meet I'M the schoolroom
Of the NJ T. Church South, 9 o'clock,
Sunday morning, August 9Th.
J. &. BOWMAN, Pastor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
THE AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE,
Is IN GREAT DEMAND BECAUSE OF
IT'S GREAT SIMPLICITY,


Being particularly free from all Compile
cations. always ready to work, and
easily understood by every one,
even the most inexperienced.
All Machines are guaranteed by the Com
pany and its Agents.
1t is the lightest running Shuttle Ma
chine in the world, requiring iit,lc outlay
OF strength, and sews with great speed,
and never Skip> stitches.
Ii has a Selt-Thrcadimg Shuttle, and re-
quircs no adjusting of the tension every
time new bobbiu j. placed in 1t. No
time wasted in vcXatiouS delays i'm get
ting the Shuttle ready 10 work. Ii Is al
WAYS ready.
IL is the most Durable Machine that ever
claimed public attention, owing 10 it SIM
Blc arrangement and the careful selection
OF the best material.
The Bubbin Wound without removing
the Strap from the Balancc-Whccl, with
out Unthreadiag the Machine.
Self-Thrcading above, from the spool TO
the eve of the needle and has the SELF
THREADING SHUTTLE AND EVEN
LY-ADJUSrED TENSION, which Is
considered by all who have used il 10 be
one of the most valuable improvements
that has ever been introduced.
NO OTHERS WILL SUIT YOU so
WELL. They possess MORE GOOD
POINTS than any other Machines in the
market, and are, in fact, just what We
claim for thcm-TliE BEST IN TIE
WORLD.
No better proof of this is needed than
the fact that the Company have been
awarded the First Premium ut nearly
every Public Exhibition in which their
Machines have been exhibited, including
our late Centennial, where they received
TWO AWARDS, one for the Machine,
and one for Work done ON the Machine.
Great variety OF second hand Machines
always OF hand, at prices from - upward.
T.. 4. KIRBY, Agent,
West John St., near the Winchester toll
gate, MartinSburg.
Aug. Z, 1880 II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR,
Improved Willoughby
Gum Spring
GRAIN DRILL.

TT HE best Drill for Jefferson County Far
| mers to buy. 1t cannot be equalled for
Sowing Grain; for Sowing Grass Seed;
for Sowing Fertilizers. NO CHOhlNG.
There can be no choking, for the reason
that il is positive FORCE feed, and all the
.white caps" Straws or any foreign sub
stance that should chance TO be in the
wheat. is fed through without stoppaSe.
PATENT FERTILIZER CUTOFF.
One of the improvements required OF
late wears was, some appliance whereby
the flow of fertilizer could be arrested at
the ends while turning around or moving
the drill from one field to another. This
was accomplished by us last year, ana APP
piled to nearly all new machines ana has
proved Il success. No farmer after nav
inc seen the waste occasioned by the con-
tinual flow while stopping to fill up the
hoppers will wish to do without this new
and useful invention. independent OF
this. the flow can be stopped while in mo-
ton bvmovin@ the regulator slide, ana
also bv the guano shift-leyer, which can
be shifted 10 stop the motion of the aSita-
tor shaft while the Drill is moving.
~ \ full stock of EXTRAS on hanG.
For prices, terms and circulars apply TO
DUKE Il GALLAllER,
Agents for Jefferson County, W. Va.
Aug. :, 1850. i
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
nlarrtagf5.

At St. Marks church, Frederick Co.,
Nd, on the 9th ult., by the Rev. John
II. Chew, JOHN H. CHEW, Jr., Esq,
of the College of St. James, to Miss
MINNIE WEST, daughter of Samuel
Claggett, Esq, of the Maryland Tract:
At the NJ. E. Church South, 10
Charlestown, on Wednesday July %,
1880. by Rev. J. a. Register, Mr..
JOHN L. HOUGH to Miss REBEC-
Gaze WOODY, daughter Of Mr.. Jas
w. Woody of that place.
On the 18th Of July, at the Lutheran
Parsonage, Martinsburg, by Rev. NJ: L..
Cutler. Mr.. FRANKLIN L. CUSTER
and Miss WILLIE E. OTTY, both OF
Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-07
TO THE VOTERS
of Jefferson County
MEST VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA.

NOTICE is hereby given that Polls will
~ be opened ut :hc different places of vo-
ing in this county, established according
TO law, on the
Second Tuesday in October,
1880, lthc 18th day of the month > for the
purpose of receiving votes for the follow
ing named olliccIs-Statc, judicial and
Cuunty-yiZ:
Governor Of the State.
Acknowledgement ofthe State.
State Treasurer,
State Auditor,
State Superintendent Of Free Schools,
State Senator,
Two Members Of the House Of Delegates
4 Judge Of the Supreme Court OF APP
pealI,
Judge ofthe Third Judicial Circuit,
President of County Court,
Sheriff Of the County,
Two Justices of The Peace for each
Magisterial District,
Prosecuting Attorney for the County,
Assessor OF District No. /,
Assessor of District No. 2,
County Surveyor,
\ Constable for each Magistcrial Dis
trict,
Also for Ratification or Rejection of Pro-
posed Amendment Of Article 8 Of State
Constitution,
II proposed Amendment ratified, for
Judge of new Circuit and for three Com
missioners rs provided for in Sections y
and % Of proposed Amendment,
And for ratification or rejection Of pro-
posed Amendment Of Section -, Article
3, Of State Constitution.
The following are the names Of the
Commissioners appointed by the Court for
each place of voting:
CHAILESToWN DISTRICT.
CHARLEsTowS.-F. J. Manning, Joseph
Trapnell, b. +. Leisenring.
WILTSHIRE SCHOOL IIoUsE.-Moses w.
Burr, DIR. L. l.. Wager, ID. II. Wiltshire
OSBURN DISTRICT.
KABLETowN.-George Harris, Thomas
L. Woodward, Caleb Burns.
SUMMIT PoINT.-Robert II. Shirley, n.
III. Willis, Edward Il. Haines.
MIDDLEwAY DISTRICT.
MIDDLEwAY.-Dr. a. NJ. Evans, Josiah
Watson, Peter Bowers.
AT THE SCHOOL HoUsENEAR LEETOwS.-
Isaac II. Strider, Daniel Getzendanner,
Meredith Helm.
POTOMAC DISTRICT.
SHEPHERDsTowS e. G.. w. Herr, Da-
yid Billriyer, John II. little.
BRowS's SHOT,. w. Hendricks, Jas.
B. Osbourn, j. i. Comfy.
SHEPHERD DISTRICT.
SHEPHERDsTowN.-W J. Knott, Geo.
". BeltzhOoyer, Geo. w. Chase.
DUPPIELDs.-JaIGes w. Glenn, Charles
i. Barnhart, john MeGary.
BOLIVAR DISTRICT.
BoLIvAR.-Joshua Cavalier, VIM. r.
Baden, James y. Smallwood.
HALLTowN.-WarnerW w. Rockcnbangh,
Geo. KOonce, J. w. Rider.
HARPER'S FERRY DISTRICT.
HAKPER's FERRY.-L. A. Montague,
John McGraw. James Conway.
MANSIsG's SCHOOL HoUsE.-Geo- w.
Bryant, John McGraw, John W. Grove.
Given under my hand July 81, lssO.
THOMAS \. MOORE, ~
Clerk Of County Court.
Aug. !, 1880. lOw