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TIE COCK AND THE BULL.
Cnirerleu on Brntrnfn1.

CdIrerIeV on BroWntn1
lou see this pebble-stonei It's thing bought
OF bit OF q emit OF a boy 4 the mid o. the day
Ike to dock the smaller partso'speech,
As we curtaii the already cuT-tailed cur
you catch the paTonomasta play o wordsO
Did rather. 4 the pre -Iandseerian days
Well. TO my muttons. purchased the concern
And clapt Is / my poke and gave for same
I,y way, to-wit, OF barter or exchange
"Chop" was my snicker!ng daDdiprat's own term
Ono shilling and fourpence current coin o the realm
one one and four four 40 -
pene one and fonrpenee-you are with me, sir-
What hour IL skills not; ten or eleven o the Clock
Oneday land what roaring day II WASH
la February, eighteen sixtY-nlne,
Alexaudrina Victoria, Fidci
Um-Lu-how runs tue iargon l-belng on throne
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: spVsyTigai. lssa Al l1shts Fsssrvsa.
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COTTON MARxErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. I0-l2BO D. INJECTION quiet; Middng
Uplands li.l6d.: no. Orleans 0's sales 5000 bales
Including LOCO speculation aud export, Receipts. Ol
bales American Futures Dlanis low MidtiIe clause
and February delivery Jt4d do February and
MurCh delivery JJ-4d do March and Apr delivery, I'd;
a,p t3.Jtu; do, Aprn and May dctyeiy, J'4d, also
GG4i do, May ana June delivery. OO4d; do June and
July deyey, lOOid ALSO - sd; do July and August
deli D 1919 ID also i1-Gid. Futures iat.
--COttOu-Ihe sales Oi the day Included 80 >
bales American Futlres-Uplanls Low Mllllug clause.
July and Au GIat delivery l5G4d Futures Used hrm.r
GALVESTON jan l9.Cotton steady; Midding. l01c Low
Mildhng 10 Lie; GOOD ordinary BLOC net receipts
Loo bales, giU4s. ,6-S bales Exports to Great Britain.
- - bales t. France, - bales; To the Continent,
bales CUastwsc $50 bales, sls l67i bales; stock Ol971
bales ...,.
SAVANNAH. Jan 10 -COfton quiet; Mddiny. l04c; Low
NId1up tippd Ordinary, Blue receipts. 2.@JS
Lalrs gross 1.-67 bales EGports TO Gr't Bredln -
l,alr, to FRANCE, bales 10 the Continent OalO+
COastwise bales; sales l4UO bales last evening" 400
bale. STOCK. 81 81: bales.
NRw.OKlRANs. Jan. l9-CotOn steady; Middlng l0a-cj
Los Aldunng. 10 Lice GOOd ordinary. J! lGC; net 10
cepts 3s2B bales. gross 433l bales Exports To Great
bales; 10 France, - bales; TO the Continent
~ bales; O04stwIsc bales sales 5000 bales; last
evening, 500 bales. stock. 410.U74 bales
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LospoN Jan. l9-lZ5O p m-Auantic and Great Westerr
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 46 do Second Mort
gage IL Erie Second Consos D! d New ok Central l5h
ILLINOIS central 1902 Reading 2o's Mexican Ordinary, COZ
Canadian Pacific, JB34; st Paul Common. o. q
D. onsols. lOl bio both money the accounts
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage
ncat"s Il Illinois Central 1929 Reading, 2e9. Mexican
Ordinary. Goa; St Paul Common, VI.
advces quote Three Per Cent RenteS ~ 10 francs
60 centines for the account
LONDON, Jan 10 The EcOn0ntS OF this week says The
discount for Bank bills sixty days 10 three months Is
2saa2a per and FOR trade bills sixty DAYS To three
months pr cent Home funds have receded money
At the beginning OF the week the markets
Thursday the market rallied. but there
renewal 81 the relapse on Friday Grand Irn< Railway First
Preferred declined cent; the second Preferred % and
the Third Preferred 30; WABASH declined = per cent Den
and Rio Grande cent ontario aud Western
Norfolk Western Preferred pa cent and
oregon and California Preferred. per cent
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, Jan. 20-PM
The Mining Stock Markets passed dun week,
with total transactions amounting to 20 74O shares
against 1925 shares for the preceding week. Yet
there much interest manifested in the Bode
stocks which were all higher on indefinite reports
Of important strikes having been made in Standard
and BodIe Consolidated The price of the latter
with only moderate transactions. rose from o 20
12.50G12. and Standard advanced from 5as to
1864. BulweT also acted in sympathy and rose
from 80 cents to 1.70Gl.70. Otherwise the market
was featureless.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK MINING EXCHANGE
NEw-YoRK. jan 10. 1884.
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storne 10 Robert Hine "
lsth 81 ns ' AZ 70 ', 81; s iohns9D 1850
ghst 20 % !, p@ re az, ss,.msn M 1900
lime 10 Mstilde strriie 'O''''
s5dst ns 81, II o. 5dsye, Axel; Chas n Blsseli
9jdst rs s42 nv VI Sdave iiI0ij same 10 Emily "'''
c,h, @ en-, ~ :; 1000
"Te am 5 we ~ 80 70 Apn . o y isr5 10000
,s, az t . f + M fIty'sdf M 1900
co. and wife to The Barce'ona apartment Association
~ To- 09tIstH1x2O1 H. same 10 Central Park
59thsi 3 = TO- IT of 7,haye sane to The Corao,,
Apartment Association .....................-'.
59thst 2O6 7 eof 7th.avc, iOl1iooS; sauie 70
Granada apartment Assn. ............. 49,,
7thaye, cor Of 5sth-st, lOO6xlO5, same TO Tho
7th,ayc, sc cor Of 50thst iOO5xiO, same to The
6stlls = 2oG neof 7thaye, iO2I 100 ., same To-
,o Ihe salamanca Apartment Assn 80. ..........
The Fol lsa Apartment Assn I'm.
5sths tt's - q Of .thave, l0s6xlOO5 :, same 10
The Valencia a p lTtment Assn ......-.......,
BrOouie-si, " cor Of Essex.st II 6Is 80 4 II ste.
ye9s execute ETC. ,9L Steyerne 20 another 1878
l3JoLxlGOIi y interest, g Van iiper and
4ist,sI 81 40 It v Of 7thavc. 90iI6s g. Vim &
Lesster ~ al 10 a Anderson. 49,. o7a0
AveB \, 755 y Of l3th.st, l44105xirfs.alar; ''''
aaron Etnger and giie % Mar wertheimcf; 1890
Maaen LAM No 90 WIN O Wallace to Emma
24th.st, IS. lot 49, eoi Sd.sve, PA i.5I96o sarah
9Th ave- corof l31tli-si, 6b0x 90 1917 1sJli; ~
o.75.; Mary g PinGpsy TO Richard Arnon; 80. 100000
ana wife 70 Wm Bishop and another. ..... 1900
~, Siio 70 N Funkestone, interest $1,000, 5000
~ Meeses to stephen Loyeloy -, 1900
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Saturday, Jan. 10. 10:
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
kEW.lORK CITY.

hEw-loBK CITY.
beyel and o husband 20 chas RaspsS 1900
'a rH;sos 70 sa% 3I ioiesons' 1900
6secS Am Jackson 1900
seT a GSr Others 81 Mary ssee and saOacT $50
asd offers 10 f.saS ManSeneT $4,000
i2S Hossrs and PS Se to rGo%S: 10000
9siS h1WsrIs $1,000
scott ana wife 70 w wmJ Dee $4,000
MSaieS. referee, to JoS T Clark 10000
Rsdey and wife to isnatas Radley aud others 1000
SSsf 70 ESa Mnisr $1,000
10Th e. %, 200 Il Of 7thaye, SOIlO0li; simon
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sTEARINE-fard nominal al Oiqc. oleOmarganne quiet
and steady sales, 25,OOO n et S5sc
rALLOW quiet ut steadily hold. Prime CITY quoted AZ
ll..bc Sales -0.lU0 . -ssd7 l..lGc
TEA-fapan ia active and very $4,000 sold a.
23a23 &c fnr February 27sa2i PC Tor March, and = "a
2Iatc for April Black fairly actv- and very hm; bOtp
sold at Be FOR February. 81 9q3 We iof March. and
81 ~ for April. Options closed follows JaplnI anuary,
23d TIC February, 2fd - sc March. lJ02l aCi April
24%624aic. May. A3ia ijhc. June ptA02j ec Black
January. 30h0l NC, February. ail i25, March 81 ~
81 sc. Aprtl. 3ioa8 My 520JooI Juno. s2933o.
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rrpoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Jan l9-ProvtslOns- Cumberland Cnt,
3gs Cd Long CeIr 40s. I'D; short Clear Mdies ais I'd
I'd Tor extra Indan Mess Prime Mess,
6is POrk-PrmC Mess, Eastern as Western, uiA Lard
American 44s Ddi Western. AS Cd. Butter loss
per cwt for nnest United states Cheese-AmerCan Choice
Uss. Wheat-New Western Winter duh, 81 sd Combined
OIL So do new, o. 3d. PrOduce-Nprts Of Turpentine,
DDS do al London 25s % Renned re rOeum Id "a
7ad per gallon Clover seed-Amencan Red ASS zoos per
LONDON Jan l9-PrOduceLinseed on. $40 ljs 0s20 IS.
per ton spirits OF Petroleum. Old GGlSd per gallon.
SPIRITS OF Turpeutine 2js I'd per cwt Provision Lard,
45s per American Sugdr p G2ls Sd per
Cuba Centrifugal puverkng 9oo andes l5s 80 for Cuba
MusuOvatO lar rehnin2 anOat
ANTWERP Jan l9.-P6tGOlGum, Fine Pae American, q
francs pad and u francs Is centimes sellers.
Wtluox'e Lard closed Al L. france per LOO kilOs.
BRRMEN JAN lD.-PetrOleuIn. marks 80 ptenngs.
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AMONG THE HOLY HILLS.

nv HENRY NJ FIEI D. ID, author OF From the Lakes
y, Killarney TO the Golden Horn" From Egypt TO Japan
and on the Desert" one vol. crown Svo with map Sloo
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Ncw Publications..
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KADESH- BARNEA.

It's Importance and Probable Site with story OF Hunt
for IT, including studies of the Route Of the Exodus and the
southern Boundary of the Holy Land BY H. CLAY Thu NJ
mill u d editor of the sunday school Time One vol,
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Gearbers.

A MISS HESSE. SO West 81 st-st., supplies COM
IA. petent teachers, tutors Fovernesse singers house
best TO parents choice schools
by Hon. Hamilton sh and eIsec. Evarts
A PRESBYTERIAN Clergyman (Amencan),
~ experienced and ssfu teacher wishes pupils al
gentlemen ladies Thorough
guaanteed boys tted for college; highest city references
Address EDUCATION. boz No. ~, Tribune ONCE.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
~ ished 1855, provides promptly Best Teachers Phi.
vste Pupils, Families Schools Colleges Circulars OF Goqd
Schools with reliable information free TO parents skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form Tor stamp
J. W. sCHkkMEkhOkN q co. Last lsth ST., y. Y.
BILE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
n OF all Tades tutors govcrnesses lecturers companions
circulars Of schools charge those
Ing teachers teachers until engaged. r.. MIRIAM
C0YkIEkE a co, 81 East tibet. Union square
A GRADUATE of Trinity College, Dublin,
IA who has little time TO spare open 70 engagement Of
visiting tutor Highest testimonials and city references AID
dress w., Tribune once n. Y.
A LADY who has some spare time wishes to
~ few pupils In brooklyn considerable experience
preparation OF pupils English Music Elementary French
and Drawing PLAIN and fancy work Address B. e. Trb
une once ". Y.
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Danrma Ata0emles.

LIEN DODWORTH, No. GSl Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING
NUM OPEN
Particulars in circular for which send stamp.
ALEX. MACGREGORS, 112 FIFTH-AVE.-
~ lessons hour: classes every day gentle
classes Monday aud Thursday evenings
circular.
MIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY Of DANCING,
w Broadway and 92d.st is open for every
morning. and evening tickets reduced
circular.
AJR.P. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-ave.,
WI has returned from Europe. Fol terms, &C. apply at
Tie school
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THE EPISTLE OF PAUL TO THE ROMANS.
Explained by MATTHEW B. RIDDLE DID, One vol,
l2mo, $lO0.
Being VOL. W. Of the INTERNATIONAL RbEISloS
Commentary on Testament BY British and American
Scholars and Revisers. Edited by PHILIP ScHAPF, ID
CNATTHEw, MARX LUKE JOHN, and ACTS already
pubIshed.)
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The range OF prices and the total dealings last we
New. York were IS follower

closed with a steady tone Prices unchanged al =,
cents per gallon (above .tesu IN Newlork ana oe0 "
Philadelphia and Baltimore
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I OST.-0n Sunday last, ladys gold bar pin
~ with scroll work the face The finder will be suitably
rewarded BY communicating with o. W. p, Tribune onoa
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CLOSING PRICES OF B0STOy STOCKS.
Boston, Jan 10. 1884.
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For sale by all booksellers, or sent postpaid, BY
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,
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Art Schocs-CitY.

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wi beginning Tuesday oct IT, in DRAWING, OIL and WA
TER COLOR PAINTIEG, STILL LIFE. FLOWERS and
LANDk(APL, CHINA PAINTING ana DEC GRAFTON.
STUDIO. No. s. MAIlsONAVE
References
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For Both Sexes-CitY

T OF DUIII DCAO5-NIVYs
DACKARDS COLLEGE, No. 800 Broadway.
i The speclaies !. The commercial branches In
cuded in strictly business educauOni 2 Shorthand and
type-wrtting 3. Modern languages
This school does nothing inferenty IL employs the best
teachers known teaching and charges
price II prosperous a. today and never
prosperity There but few vacant seats
open Wednesday, January 2 Add SO - D. PACKARD, 500
Broadway.
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Men---City.


For Boys and Young Men--City.
CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. free TO parents Please give particulars. r. MIRIAM
Columbia Institute, LOG West 42dst., +. FOw
~ Ter A. b. Prin Marlborough Churchill, Jr NJ A, Heal
master Collegiate business and Prm Depis ~
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
" No 10 East 49th.st.
FRANK DRISLER A. NJ, Principal.
Reopens Wednesday, sept 20 For circulars etc Apply at
the school, to Pro HENRY DRlSLER As West 46th.st
CHARLlER INSTITUTE.
lOs West 59th-st., opposite Central Park.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
for boys and youths. from seven 10 twenty.
TINHE NETWORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 8
boarding pupil send or circular V. bABNEY, Principal
VNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. 721
L MadsOnave, near Gith-st- Dr. H. y. CHAPLIN, Princi
pal English classical and primary departments GymnA-
SUM. New building, complete In Its appointments Inc
t4t school year Just begun.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
u Broadway 42dst; 47th year Primary commercial
and Classical Depts. n. VI. HOBBY W. L. AMIN ffhc PS
For Young Ladies-Citv.
MRS. HUBBARD begins her course on
WI Games Wednesday. January 49, pm > at i09 West
54th-st The NO ASSOCIATION
AIRS. J. A. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
wi Boarding and Day school Tor Young Ladies' 400 Mae-
special intermediate and Primary classes IN 10th
English and French Separate class for little boys
NIFSDENOISELLES CHAMPIONSHIPS
WI French Protestant boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies' SO East S6thst New.YOrk formerly Parls VIII
reopen Monday. october l. Thorough course In all Engsh
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UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
broadway near 42ds; 47th year. Primary, Commercial
and Classical Dep'ts n. VI. HOBBY, W. L. AKIN, Prncps
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-12-26
The Death Of "a Good Woman.

The discovery of diamond in IA swamp
often read Of, either in romances or as
actual occurrences, but few, we think, if
they were TO set out in quest of the bright
est Christian character, would seek for it
among the inmates Of the county poor
house. Though Gods promises to the
poor, as found i'm His Word, are far more
numerous and comforting than those to
the rich, yet very few of those who, rs
last resort, take up their abode ut the
poor-house have either the inclination or
intelligence to find their consolation III
them. But Miss Matilda Ware, who died
at the County Aims House on the Nth in
slant, was one of those precious gems
found in dark mine. Aunt Till, as was
the appcllation given by all who knew
her, was born in Shephcrdstown. The
exact date of her birth could not be ascer-
tanned, as she was very reticent with re-
gard to her age, but it is supposed by
those who have the best means of know
ing that she was about IS years old. She
had been a cripple for ten years and up
ward, and an inmate of the alms-house
for a greater portion of that time. Her
cheerfulness, piety, and resignation un-
der suffering, as well as her kindness of
heart and obiging disposition, rendered
her very attractive to every one who be-
came acquainted with her, while her
quiet, lady-like department caused those
of the inmates who could not appreciate
her real character to respect and look up
To her. Mr.. Littletou and his family loved
her, and regarded her more as one of the
family thar as inmate under their charge.
She had been a member Of the Methodist
church for more than forty years, and
lived an exemplary Christian life under
such trials and Affections us few are called
upon to bear.
Farewell, Aunt Till! Humble and un
obtrusive rs was your life, you will be
missed by warmer friends than many can
boast of who ill far more exalted positions.
Thou hast at last found rest,
Where none e'er sheds q tear
While leaning on thy Saviour's breast,
Thou canst look back and deem ii best
Thou hadst To suffer here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-12-26

About two months ago young man ar
rived in st. Mary's, w. Va, and 1t became
nOised abroad that he was the son OF
New Orleans millionaire, and was looking
for chances to invest portion OF his
wealth. He said his name was Chas. Sar-
gent. He professe1 to have already III
vested largely in England, and as he had
II large correspondence from England
which reached him via New Orleans, his
story was believed. Sargent finally an
nounce1 his intention of investing SlO0,OO
ia flour and saw mills in the neighbour
hood. lie had scheme to buy all the
wheat and lumber, TO the exclusion of all
other parties.
The people were reioced. The local
papers gave him handsome notices. prices
of mill sites advanced, and everything
was excitement in the village. Sargent
was an eagerly sought guest. He was Il
faithful attendant at church, where he
contributed literally aud oStentaIionsly.
lie formed companies for his mills, in all
of which he held three-fourths of the stock
and WAS the treasurer.
Sites were selected, plans considered,
and IN architect engaged. The first assess
ment was made on Friday. All paid up.
That night Sargent attended church les
tival, where he made II speech and gave
the minister S20 bill rs token Of friend
ship. lie went To his hotel, and aiterward
he went no one knows where. Not con-
tent with swinding his partners in the
mill business, he forged checks to the
amount OF 1915, on which he got the
money. He beat the hotel proprietor out
of his board bill and left several unpaid
store bills, but paid his washerwoman.
He made about 1900 by his two months
visit to st. Mary's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-12-26

In Term december -Oth. 1871
]. Garland Hurst, Sheriff o. Jefferson County,
admi istrator de bonls non OF John H. NC
Endree. deceased. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pun
against In ChanceIy.
VIM. A. Morgan in his own right and as eNecu-
tor OF Jacob Morgan, deceased, Geo. W. Hail,
surviving husband OF Mary Hall deceased.
Ann T. Andrews. Grandson T. Lickider. j.
Garland Hurst, Sheriff, 6c., administrator OF
Ann f.. McEndrce, deceased, and others. Defts
Extract from decree of December 10Th. 1851:
SsTT is adjudged. ordered ana decreed that
this cause be referred 10 Cleon Moore, one
OF the Com missioners Of this Court, who Is dl-
rected to convene the creditors OF the estate OF
Jacob Morgan, deceased, take proof OF, hscer-
tain and report all Of the debts yet remaining
unpaid against said estate and the assets, II
any, in the hands or yet Ia come into the hands
of the defendant, liable to be applied 10 the
payment OF the same. Sdld commissioner -
further required To ascertain and report the
consideration for which the judgment described
In the bill in this cause was rendered; ana ii
upon two certain notes or obligations given by
the defendant 10 John H. McEndree IN his lie
time, the consideration Tor which they were
executed and whether the defendant ever re-
ceived credit in his settlement rs executor
of Jacob Morgan for the amounts or con-
sideratiOn for which such nOtcS or obligations
were executed; and whether the defendant
ever paid or satisfied said notes or obligations,
In whole or III part, prior TO the rendition oi
or satisfied; and whether, If said defendant
should be required 10 pay said judgment orany
part thereof, he would be entitled To credit
therefor rs executor as Aforesaid. said COmmlS-
soner shall report any other matters deemed
pertinent by himself OF specially required 10y
any of the parties.
\ copy-Testc.
F. T. ~ StH Clerk
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flarriages.

In tie Presbyterian Church in Gerards-
town, Berkeley county, w. Va, by Rev.
+. l.. Wilson, Mr.. c. w. BOfER to Miss
BETTE SHERRERD, all Of Berkeley
county.
At the residence of Mr.. Geo. Lambert,
in Marlinsburg, on the 18th instant, by
Rev. X. G. Holland, Mr.. ii. Il. MCCLURE,
of Kansas City, Mo-, and Miss MARY Il.
LAMBERT.
On Thursday, December IL, 1884, at
Sharpsburg. Nd, by Rev. +. ii. Jones,
Mr.. HENRY Nj. JOHNSON to Miss
SARAH l.. BRASHEARS, both of
Sharrsburg.
In the Reformed Church at Keedysville,
Md, on the 10th instant, by Rev. A. {.
Geary. Mr.. THOS. |. PRY 10 Miss IRENE
\. COST, both of KeeGysyille.
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Dfatbs.

Al the Aims House Of Jefferson county,
near Leetown, on December II, 1884, Of
pneumonia, Miss MATILDA WARE,
aged 7G years, 2 months and Is days.
At Millville, in this county, December
9Th, 1854, Mrs. HALLE lIOkE, aged %
years.
In this county, December IL, 1881, Mrs.
EVA BUZZARD, aged about 80 years,
wife of Mr.. Dennis BuZ2ard. Two chill
dren of this lady recently died.
December 10th, 1881. in Martinsburg,
BERTHE VIRGINIA TEBOW, aged a
wears and , months
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-12-26
NOTICE TO LIENHOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens 10y judgment or
otherwise CA the real estate OF any part thereof
al John f.. Schley-In pursuance at "a decree ol
the Circuit Court OF Jefferson County, made iu
Il cause therein pending To subject The r-Hi 60
tate OF the said John J.. SchleN TO the Snllsitr-
ton oi the liens thereon, you are hereby re-
CURED 10 present all claims held 10y YOU ana
each of you against the said John r.. Schlry
which are liens on his real estate or any part
OF it Tor adjudication TO IN" nt my Office IN
Chnrlestown in the county OF Jefferson, on OF
before the 10Th day of January, $50
Given under my hand This stu day oi lrcem-
nor 1881 FORREST ". BLOWN,
o.. y. lNsl-lM Commissioner