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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-02

MYERS & HEDIAN,
46 N. Charles street, Baltimore Md
THE GREAT ART EMPORIUM,
SPECIAL ART NOTICE
To the Citizens of WASHINGTON
INVOICE of
ARTISTIC FAIENCE AND POTTERY
OF entirely New Designs and Decorations
Many of the pieces originals, no duplicate being
made, and have never even been exhibited in Paris
but sent direct to us from the
STUDIOS OF THE MOST NOTED ARTISTS
of that city.
We have, also, fine assortment of MIRRORS
EBONY CABINETS, ENGRAYINGS, MUSIC
BOXES and various other objects of ART.
Our galleries of PAINTINGS, containing choice
works by foreign and American artists of reputa-
ton, are always open FREE to the Public. ALL
are cordially invited to call and examine our collec-
ton of
RARE AND ARTISTIC GOODS,
Very suitable for Christmas and Bridal Presents
MYERS & HEDIIN,
46 N. Charles street,
GecS-lm Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Joseph Thomas and Melvina Colville, both of
Prince George county, Nd; Lewis Cook and
Rosa Hungerford; Robert Allen and Mary S.
Carter and Wildreth Maith; Frank Hyson and
Theresa SmallwoOd; CnaS. L. stevens and
Emma Galveston, both OF Baltimore, Nd: j. T.
.Shryock and Mary Walker, both OF Virginia.
Richard Ware and Isabel DirkS; Levi Bailey and
Jane Perry; Ashbury Robinson and Mary Hen
deiSOn.
a CENT is go ID for a clay pipe" and 25 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-02

ten and James t. Walker, the two police
officers, elected by the city council, and whom
Mayor Smith refused 10 swear in. have sued out
a warrant before Justice LOvejoy against the
city council for the sum OF s26.6I each, for pay
as policemen, alleged TO be due them for the
month OF December. Mayor Smith yeSter-
day was presented with q gOld-heaSed ebony
cane as testimonial OF respect and esteem from
a number OF New Year callers.
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1- THE WONDERFUL MAN.-Dr

1- The WONDERFUL MAN.-Dr.
Miller, the miracle worker, is nov at
Harrisonburg, Va, and Col. Daniel
Dechert, editor OF the Spirit of that
town. speaks of him as follows:-
The sensation Just now hereaboats is
the miraculous DR.. Miller, who Propo-
ses to cure by the laying on OF hands.
He is stopping at the Revere House,
(Rooms at the Spottswood,) and since
Monday morning lie has had stream
of patients. They come and go all day
long. Although making but a light
charge, and sometimes no charge at all,
there's money in the business; yea rerl
ly it is ZIG mill" About $50 were
treated up TO Thursday evening. The
DIR. will remain here until Christmas, so
all who want 10 see him can have a
chance of so doing.
We have, OF course, our opinion OF
Dr. Miller, but prefer TO let time and
his cure speak for themselves. We
would not throw any embarrassment in
the way of the affl cted. You can try
him. if he don't cure he cant harm yos,
and Won need not pay him unless you
are so inclined. Some say they have
been benefited. others say the reverse.
Let us be patient, aud we shall "sse
what we shall see.
Erasmus Long has little son, llo'
mer now eight years OF age, who has
been paralyzed from early infancy. DR.
Miller is now trying to help him. We
have been present once while he was al
work on little Homer. The lad believes
that he will cure him, and faith they
say, helps the cause. We are watching
this case, indeed are very much inter
es,ed in it. If DR.. Miller relieves this
one sufferer, and we sincerely hope he
will, we will give him due credit. We
will give a faithful report, and what we
say in reference thereto our readers can
depend is correct As yet we have
nothing to report ir the case that will
warrant us in asserting that he vii!
work cure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

SUSPENSION or AZ lSsuRASCg CoMrl.
Nr.-Tbe failure of the Piedmont aud
Arlington Life Insurance Company, OF
Richmond, Va, which was orgarizcd
in 1869 with a paid up capital OF S2OJ,-
900, was announced Saturday morning.
An assignment OF all its personal snd
real property has been made TO Angus
Il. Blakely, trustee, Tor The benefit Of
the rolicy'holder,. The immediate
cause Of the suspension was tho eAlra.
ordinary mortality among the policy
holders this yaar ard the pressure IN
the conr,s by Inc holders Of these claim.
for Judgment against The COMPANY.
The trustee will Issue in few days "a
circular to policy boIGcrs, giving them
full and accurate information as 10 the
condition OF the company, and will
soon thereafter convene them 10 decide
whether they will reorganize the com.
pany or take steps 10 reiDsnrc their
risks out Of the net assets which may
be realized under the deed. B. T..
IIar,siock is president, and Leroy ;.
Edwards secretary Of the suspended
company.
ps5" We regret to state that a nun.
Der of citizens of oar town and vicinity
were insured in the above company
who will probably lose very heavily.
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COMMUNICATED.

GAxorowN, Berkeley Co.. W. Va
Dec. Srd, 1880.
Dear Rcgister-Your weekly wish.
keep me posted upon the march Of
events in Jefferson, and when Sa,pr
days mail arrives the Register is The
first paper opened and scanned.
Three gentlemen from Jefferson
Messrs. ID. Ge,zendanner aud NinceDi
Moore, OF Kerreysyille, and Mr. Pblip
Hsnry, of Leetown, spent day or ,So
of last week hunting in this vicinity
They were not very successful IN can.
turing game, but they appeared to en-.
JOY their trip, and | enjoyed pleasan,
evening with them at the residence Of
Mr.. William Barney, the latter relating
some of his amusing hunting scrapes,
for the entertainment OF his guests.
An interesting protracted meeting is
in progress at Nj. Carmel Church, two
and a halt miles south OF this place, con.
Quoted by Rev. Charles llutsler of tue
u. b. Church. Several persons have
been forward for prayers, aLd one or
two Lave professed conversion.
Hon. VI. ). Grau,ham is SLOW y con
valesceing from severe spell OF sick.
ness, which happily vas OF but few
days duration.
:'Corn-huskings" have been quite
plentiful about here, this season, snd
have assisted at about halfadozen OF
those social gatherings, and on each &C.
casion ! enjoyed The supper ralhermorc
than did the huSking part OF the pro.
grammo.
The epiizooty has been epidemic
among the horses in this vicinity, scarce,
IL an equine escaping the disease, but
have not hcarG ofany fatal cases.
Mr.. John w. Long hsspurchaSeilhe
James Ilogue Tract OF land, east OF
Back Creek, aud abo,t mile eastward
from this place, containing 6S acres, for
S23S, cash.
Mr. John liutsler and wife, Of Grape
Grove, Ohio, has been visiting relatives
in this vicinity, he having migrated
from this valley nearly thirty years ago
TEMPLAR
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Alarrla9es.

At the residence Of the brides pa
rents, in Charlcstown, on Thursday eve
ming, Dec, Cd 1880, by Rev. i. SIroth-
er, Mr.. CHARLES w. STOLLE, OF
Berryville, TO Miss JULIA A. BISH-
OP, daughter of John III. Bishop OF
Charlestown.
la the Lutheran church, Martinsburg,
Nov; 3Oth, by Rev. N. L. Cutler, Mr.
OLIVER +. FAULKNER, OF Win
chester, Va, to Miss MOLLIE VAN
METRE, of Martinsburg.
On Wednesday, Nov. Path, at the
Associate Reformed CHURCH, by Rev.
John Leyburn, d. d., assisted by Rev.
Jos. II. Barclay, ID. d., FRED. Z.
SrEIFF 10 SARAH WATERS, beth
Cf Baltimore
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Dr,ru or AN AGED CrrIzEN.-Hiram

DEATH or AN AGED CITIzEN.-Hiram
Cole, of this city, aged seventy-iour
years, died yesterday morning, after an
illness of several months. lie was Is
native of Frederick county, Va, but IN
early life be came 10 Md. and settled IN
Abingdon, Hartford county, and worked
in the hat mandatory of VIM. Brad
ford, in which large number OF hands
were employed. He afterwards engaged
in the manufacture of fur hats on his
own account until the Russia fur was
superseded by the silk hat, when he en-
tered into merchandising and farming.
He was inspector and measurer OF cord =
wood under Governor A. w. Bradford,
and for about fifteen years has been a
resident of this city. His wife and their
two sons, James w. Cole, mail clerk of
the Daily and Weekly Sun, and Lewis
H. Cole, wholesale contectioner, and
three married daughters survive him.
Baltimore Sun, Dec. 4.
Eg- The first wife of Dir. John +.
Welshans of this town was daughter
of Mr.. Cole, deceased:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

R1~ Y. VI. c. y. SoClAl-The first
of series Of social entertainments prom
ised the community by the i. NJ. q. A.
of this place was held in The rooms OF
the Association ON Monday night last.
1t is safe to say that all were more than
pleased with the effort. There was a
large audience Of our hest citizens and
they were entertained, after short
opening prayer, with Solos, Duets,
Choruses Of Sacred Song and refresh
ments. Mr.. Jno O. Aglionby read quite
an amusing selection from Mark Twain
and Prof. ID. d. Pendleton read a beau
1itul little story. The Solos were well
rendered by Mr.. Pillsbury and Mr.. Nj.
L. Spobn Miss Mamie Hubbard pre-
sided at the organ assisted by Miss An
nie Harrison. The variety was sufficient
10 keep mp the interest IN all that was
done. We are sure none who We're
present at this entertainment will
fail to 90 again. These socials will be
continued each month during the win
ter. "A special entertainment will be
given for boys sometime during this
month. The Rooms and Library are
now opened each night for the benefit
Of the reading public.
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hCrowncG Victor.

Mrs MONNIE HYSORE, widow OF Rev. Mil
ton E. Hysore, # the NJ. f. Church, and daugh-
ter OF Marine and Margaret krrpp', departed
This life on the afternoon Of November -, 1851,
Mt IIarper's Ferry, aged about 40 years. Con-
ycrted TO God while yet child, she connected
herself With tie VI. T. Church, and until the day
OF her death II III aimed n consistent member Of
the same. Early in life she evnced tho traits OF
character that shoDe 50 brightly In her more nd
vanccd years and by her swretnt So Of d. poslt N
eudrared hersel! 10 all who knew her. Nowhere
was this more apparent than in the home circle,
In which she was as halo OF light ca ~ ing suu-
shine wherever she went. Her charity wss I'M
buun ell, and many will Gi's her WOrds OF cheer
and deeds of love. About nine years ago she was
,jped in marriage 10 Rev. Milton i. HysOre Of
tie Baltimore Conf renee OF the NJ. a. Church.
The spring after their marriage they were sent
to l2Ih ST. Church, Washington ely. Devoted
10 the work of her Master, She united with h'r
husband in all the departments OF church Work
n r, jsiced in the success OF their laOoTs. On
November Sth, 1874, while preaching In his pull
pit at Washington her husband suddenly ex-
pired, Gearing at once 10 work ard live. She Was
present. AS q witness 10 bis triumphant 3parturc
aud G. ids grace wonderfully Kept her. Alter
this event she returned TO the home OF her child
hood at harper's Ferry, where for more thu
SIX Years she has walked in and out before the
people Of the community, welding an II ndence
for tao glory of God. In these later years e.
pcci ,lly her thoughts dwtlt Oft in Heaven. She
loved the memory of her saintsd companion and
weaiied not while speaking OF lis real worth.
She longed TO see him again and walk eide by
side through the Paradise Of God. Her wish is
al last RraIifici, and ale has gore from us an
other Crowned Victor" Her death was sud-
den-tho' cuniaed 10 her room for several weeks
she was supposed TO be convaiescent when
spoken 10 l.y her father as to the po'siOl'liy OF
her death ahe id. II have no fears. That Is all
right" In short time thereGf, or she suddenly
expired. Without groan or struggle she sank
into the arms OF tue Angels to be Uorne into the
presence of Jesus. Her fuueral service was held
on Sunday. afternoon in the NJ. Z. Church, Tue
writer of this officiating. A large company gath
cred 10 pay a tribute ID ner memory and IN the
graveyard on the hill we l.id her Icy the side OF
lie one she loved ia life AID in d=ath they are
n,tsrnaratet = NJ. Afford.
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OksI,El'aRE.

Mrs. UTICA ARVIN departed this life juno
90, 1851. at Der home in lIarper'S Ferry, aged
about 40 years.
Converted To God at on early period OF her
If. she served her day ard generation faithful
" and passed away 10 0n eternal reward. Her
holy life was + living illustration Of the grandeur
of our Christian religion; and many through her
Influence were brought to the feet OF Jesus AID
saved through His grace. For some months sue
passed thrUug. the furnace of severe suffering,
vet with lAmD-like patience she eUdur'd No
Inarmur escaped her lips no doubt entered her
mind; her soul was kept in perie't peace. AS
she u,ared the erd Of her journey she requested
us 10 ling "The Gates Air For Me-" one OF the
sweet songs she loved So mucn. Inc smiles that
Ger her features played convinced US that TO
faiths enlarged vision, tbii, TO her, wss grand
reality. She died ia the tuumPhs Of faith, and
has entered in through the gates into III d,y OF
{; n s. ". Afford.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

EG" 4 Washington correspondent OF
the 4tI of December, TO the Alexandria
Gazette says
Among tie visitors TO the city is Mr..
Charles James Faulkner, OF West Nir.
cinia, prominent Virginia politician
half century ago, bnt though seventy
wears old be looks as hale and moves as
briskly as many man young enough
TO be his grandson. lie says he is not
a candidate for the senatorship from
West Virginia this year, but is in the
field for The successolship OF Mr.. Davis,
whose term expires two years hence and
who has determined not TO be candI
date for reelection. Mr.. Faulkner Ar
gncd a case before the Supreme Court
Yesterday, his opposing counsel being
Mr.. y. Is. Lucas, also from West Nlr-
einia. During the argument the latter
smoke of the claim OF Mr.. Faulkners
client, which had been sustained by all
the courts of his State, as having arisen
through treason, rebellion anil war, ana
a ripple was visible nglhe decorous
and austere black gowns that now com
pose the court when Mr. Faulkner re-
lortcd that for all tho abhorance his
learned brother at present entertained
for treason and rebellion, he bad retn-
rced TO Canada during the civil war
aud had written poem be@alling the
lost Cause.
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Dfatbs.

In Ckarlcstown, Monday morning,
MARY BERKELEY HOWELL,
daughter of David and Berkeley How
ell, aged l-2 years.
Al Summit Poinr, this county. Satnr-
day, Nov. 10Th, MARTIN GOLDSBO-
RO WILSON, son of Charles Z. and
Z Wilson, aged about 5 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

AS we opened our exchanges Inc
last week, among the number was
found that old reliable family newspa-
per the Shephcrdstown Virginia Reg
lister, published by our worthy and eS'
tee,ned friend Of other days, Mr.. John
II. Zittle. The Register was establish
cd in 1910, aud has been under It's pres
ent manager for twenty seven years.
In looking OYER its columns we were
reminded of other and more haicyon
days-it was like meeting al old friend
from our native shores. We gladly
place il upon our exchange Iis', with
the hope that it may ever live on in the
future as il has in the past, heneiactor
to coming generations and financial
producer of wealth to lis honored pro
prielor. Here is our Fly brother hit-
tie, shake COHonwood, Kansas, Echo.
G&y" Yes, here is our Bag, too, bro,
Their McCardell, and we trust that your
new fed of operation in the western
cline will prove producer OF wealth
TO you also, and long may you wave
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11
LOOK HERE {!
TO THE MERCHANTS, MANI
FACTURERS AND FAIRNESS

Mr.. Editor-Allow me TO sugges, :,
the citizens of our county the prOpri.,U
of holding Mass Meeting daring Chris,
mas week, at the Court House. Charles
town, say Tuesday, 2slh instant, TO taxi
into consideration the propriety of A.
pointing committees to cooperate with
the merchants and manufacturers =,
Baltimore, aud also of accumulate, .
fund for manufacturing purposes.
II.
Hope the Chsrlestown papers will
notice the above call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

Terrible Accountability Thurs
day morning our town was startled ny
the intelligence that on "Wednesday
night Hon. L. y. Arnett had fallen
over cliff into Pawpaw creek, at lsIves-
vile, and was killed. Il appears that
he, accompanied by his son, Mr. }. J.
Aruett, bad attended revival services 81
the Southern Methodist church IN l!iye'
Vile, Ia church that Mr.. Arneit contrib,
uted largely towards builJing) Aiier
service they started home asd took
what is called the goose path, Which
leads around The cliff that hangs above
the road which leads mp Pawpaw creek
The night was dark aud il was difficult
TO keep the path. Mr.. J. r. Arnd!
vas a short distance in advance Of be
father, and on gettiug down 10 The road
waited for bis father who, after reashlps
the road, instead Of turning down, 10
the darkness walked straight across u,
over cliff about thirty feet high, and
fell into Pswpaw creek. Ills son I'M
mediately went to his rescue aud when
he reached him, which was 10 a minute
or two, found that life was extinct a
post mortem examination % Ibursday
showed that The neck was broken ana
the face badly bruised.
No death for long time has prodoc.
ed more sorrow than. This Dir. Arne"
was one of our best citizens. dearly be
loved by his neigbbcrs and numerous
friends. who are deeply Distressed By
his sudden nd horrible death. The de,
ceased was .%sout 81 years OF age, and
was enjoy snal good health al w.
time OF bis demise. lie was 10 bis lie
sipnally bonored by the people OF th"
county. In ante bsiIum days he repre-
sented the county several times in The
Virginia Legislature. He was mem, ,
Der Of The Constitutional Conversion :"
1872. lie was elected to the State Sen.
ate in this district in 1874. and in ~
was chosen President Of that body: /"
each position he discharged his dalie'
faithfully, fearIessly, well. He was 'ns
FIRST choice OF our people for GoveIood,
last summer, but be absolutely relns.1
to allow his name 10 be used"
mont Iadex.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

1z5" REMEDY FOR DIrTHEEA.-Mr.
Thomas Z. Mitiag, formerly one of the
editors OF the Ilagcr,toyn Herald and
Torch-Light," recently handed the
following remedy for DiptheTia, 10 the
editor Of the Hagerslown "Alail," for
publication, extracted from Belfast,
Ireland, paper, and which Mr.. Mittag
has tried with entire success in his own
family. Our subscribers should apply
the remedy when the occasion requires
it
Should You or any Of your family be
attacked with dip,heIia, do rot be
alarmed, rs it is easily and speedily
cured When it was raging i'll Eng
land few years ago, ] accompanied
Dr. Field on his round to witness the
20 called "woudcrtul cures" lie per-
formed while the patients OF others
were dropping on both sides, Tie
remedy is SO rapid that it must be SIM
rle. Al lie took with him was pow
der Of sulphur and a quill, and with
these he cured every patient without
exception.
lie put 4 teaspoonful Of birthstone in
a wiue glass of water, and stirred with
his finger instead Of spoon. as the
sulphur does not readily amalgamate
with water. When the sulphur was
well mixed he gave it as a garsle, and
IL ten minutes the patient was out OF
danger Blimstone kills every species
eff fungus in man, beast and plant, in a
lev minutes. Instead Of splitting out
The gargle, lie recommends the swal-
lowing of it.
In extreme cases, in which he had
been called just in the nick of time,
when the fungus was too nearly closed
to allow the gargling, he blew the sui
phur through a quill into the throat,
and after the fungus had shrunk, to al
low of it, then the gargling. lie never
lost a patient from diptheria. If pa
,ieni cannot gargle, take live coal,
pat it on shovel, land sprinkle spoon
inl or two OF -four Of birthstone upon ii:
let the sufferer inhale by holding his
head over it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

EMrLorkEs Observation-Disclosures
discharge of employees OF the BaI!i-
more and Ohio railroad took place III
Baltimore on Wednesday. About one
mouth ago thirty young men in the
statistical department were dismissed:
Ga Wednesday eighteen more followed
in the same department. a number OF
discharges OF employees in other offices
at Camden Station also took place:
The day was payday Oh the road and
the discharge was caused by a new
system which has taken effect in the
Offices. Reports were formerly made
ont in the departments, daily and week
". Now they are made out monthly
and fewer clerks are needed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-12-11

E1" CIRCUlr JUDGEs,-Below will be
found the names of the Thirteen Cir
cult Judges, elected at the recent cleo
ton for this State -
First Circuit, counties Of Brooke,
Hancock, Marshall aud Ohio-TAayer
Melvin.
Second Circuit, counties of Harrison,
Monongalia aud Marion-A. 3. Flem-
ing.
Third Circuit, counties of Preston,
Taylor, Barbour, Tucker and Randolph
WIN. I. Ice.
Fourth Circuit, counties of Wctzel,
Tyler, Richie aud Doddridge-Thos. j.
Steady.
Fifth Circuit, counties of Wood, Writ
and Pleasants-James NJ. Jackson.
Sixth Circuit, counties of Clay, Gil
mer, Jackson, Roane and Calhoun-R.
+. Fleming.
Seventh Circuit, counties of Putnam,
Kauawha and Mason-f. a. Guthrie.
Eighth Circuit, counties Of CabelI,
Wayne, Lincoln and Logan-lra }. Nc
Ginnis.
Ninth Circuit, counties Of Mercer,
Mcdowell, Raleigh, Wyoming, and
Boope-David E. johnson.
Tenth Circuit, counties of Greenbrler,
Monroe, Summers, Fayette aud Poca-
hontas-Homer A. Holt.
Eleventh Circuit, counties of Upshur,
Lewis, Brax:on, Nicholas and Webster
Henry Braunon.
Twelfth Circuit, counties of Grant
Hardy, Hampshire, Mineral and Pendle
TON. d. Armstrong.
Thirteenth Circuit, counties OF Jtfer,
son. Berkeley aud Morgan-C. },
Faulkner, Jr.
Endorsed by the Faculty. The repn'
sa,ion of DR.. Bulls Congh Syrup has
been solely achieved Oh account Of its
merits. Physicians prescribe il.