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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-04
2aorafif6e 9titf6enGie6e.

Sn gbicago tparo bor Ruraem eis
ner iener efelbaften Gir1ens Gfanbal-
pro5eIIe berbanbelt, an benen uniet
2anb 10 iiberrei6 1T; Der MngefIagte
NOR elm f6einbeiliger pfaffs, bic &l1s
germ elm iunges Mdb1en, bas Der
WoIf in S6afstleibern ieinen 2hnen
geopfert. Ser pro5eB bauerte mebrere
Sage, ieben Sag fan6 elm lebensgefdbr=
lides, mitunter nit reguldren priige=
leien berbunbenes @eordnge no9 Ben
ybeiten 5iben" itait uno bieies publis
fun befanb gum 8r6Bten Sbeile aug
pfaffen unb frDmmen Betl6tpefern, bic
9iunoen lang ii9 ni6t bom pIaBe riibrs
ten unb obne au err6tben fi9 feine Gilbe
Der nit brutaler Sel1tli9feit gefiibrten
0erbanblungen entgeben lieBen. lnb ba
nabm bann ber Mntpalt Der &ldgerin,
na6bem er hen ia6li9en Sbatbefanb
bargelegt, NnlaB gu folgenber. MeuBes
rungs .Wir baben bier Elm gut She'll
S9le6tisteit unb moralii9er 8ertom=
menbeit tennen gelernt, aber no liegt
ber @runb bielsr 8ernorfenbeit2 sou
man bieiem armen iunsen Mdb6en
8orpiirfe MAIDEN Ober ben bunberien
bon Weibern un6 fanatif6en @eiiflis
den, bic fi6 bier porgebrdngt baben
unb enti6loiien finb, fiir bic llnf6ulb
beg Mngetlagten eiu5uitebeH, felbff penn
ct inulbig 1T Sinb ni9t bieie 9Beiber
bic @6ulbigen, bic, anitatt 5u 6auie sll
fein unb fur ibre bduslidea BHidieu au
forgen, bier berumiiBen unS periu9en,
bic @ef9porenen stt beeinflufen2 sic
baben ber 5pra6e Der Gemeihbeit ges
laui9t unb baben nit StraBenbirnen
aliammen aus ben pIiiben Der @emeins
belt getrunten nit langborgeitredten
9dlien, bic glusen aufseriHen unb bic
6dnoe an bic Sbren baltenb, 6amit IT,
men ia feline Silbe Der @emeinbeit ents
gebe." Sabei berpanbte er tein Nuge
bon ben &eiben Der pfaffen unb 8ets
f9weferu, bic bel bieien berben peits
f4enbieben bod suiammen3udte.
lN. 3. Gis.)
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NeM 9Smn BET
- NG<al IN zEsa

getpeien, 6err @raf, bate fe angefans
gen, bab i'd fat befiir9ten muB, sic
re9nen bieien Mbenb au ben berlorenen.
War i9 10 unartig, gnd6iges Grdu=
lein, TIM 5u folGem 8erbadt @nlaB gu
geben9 Sd bite um Sbre @er3eibung ;
ipiien sic bod felt benz Beeinn unierer
Befannti6aft, bob i9 fein gutter @ee
ielidafter bin. Geute bate id1 nun
gar mod nit alletlei Gebanfen, mil
unentf6lofenbeit 5u fdmpfen =
sSa CT ifDdte, errbtbete aud fie tpibe,
Willen umb f6ob ibr 9lrmbanb gu.
re6t
llnb fino Sic iebt su einem gntf6luRe
gefommen? fragte iie baum, oBnt ibn
! an5ubliden, nit elmer 6timme, bic Elm
ipenig sitterte.
So, .gndbises Grdulein, unb barum
lit biefer Gbenb fein berlorener, fon5ern
elm entfdeibenber, Elm unpereebli1er in
meinenl 2eben.
I'm 10 ernife Oinge banbelt es fi92
Sic bdtte beibe 6dnbe auf ibr 6era
prefen ti6gen, un fem ungeiiiimes pos
den du unterorlden. Das Mogen H.
reg Suiens mubte ibm bic unrrbe oer=
ratben.
grnifbaft nur fir mid. Sic tennen
bic Jreunbfdaft, bic @iite Sbres Gerrn
Toters fiir mid, idb ertpibere fe aus
bolem 6er3en unb mD9te ni9t germ
unoanfbar erfdeiuen. 9lber es gibt eis
men puntt -
Nun bate fi6 Mbelbeib bod gefabt,
NIT erbDbenem 0aupt ben 6toB 3t1 EN-.
pfangeu ober ab5umebren; bic. Siiru
lei@t tn Galten gesogen, nit ibren fla.
rem Mugen fab fie ibn fei on =
ginen punft -
gDorin mir Geibe ni9t iibereinltims
men. Set beute Mbenb bin i'd ieboG
iiber3eust, bob Sic aeine Mnfi9t tbei.
len, gndbiges GrduIein, baB aud 81.
men oer Munid Sbres 6errn 0aters,
tpentt er einmal ausgelpro9en tperbeu
tellte, nur cine peinlid5e 0erlegenbeii
bereiten tpiirbe =
Sd bonte Sbnen, Serr @raf, ants
tportete iie err6tbenb, aber NIT freiem
Bid unb fi6erer @timme, Sbre Sitter.
li9teit perleugnet fi9 ME. sic rei6en
mir freunbli6 bic 9anb, um iiber eiut
gefdbrlidbe STEELE bintpegsutommen.
Wie isllte mir elm iol9er Greuno tidt
INNER -tpertb utb tbeuer 'fein! sic
bate bas Mort nJrenab" abfi9tIid
itGrfer befont.
gilbert. bate iie ipobl beritanben uni
inbem ar einen fiidtigen 2uB auf ibre
9anb briifte, iagte er:
einen 6fennb, ber benz @liidli9erer
ben yIab sn rdumen tpeiB. limb nun
mir Deibe einie iinb, tpirb es midi
JOINER tperoen. aud Sbrem 9errn 8atei
bic 8rille aus3ureben.
ytiemanb bdtte fin In elmer FOLDER
cage angemeNener benebmen, rnbigei
reoen, b6fiiGer ii9 perneigen t6nnea.
dls gerghauien. Wie ct iebt bon ibl
bur9 bic eanse 2dnge bes BilberFaoles
bnr6 bic Ofene GliseIibiir gu einel
@ruppe bon 6erren i'm Nebensimmel
| f6ritt. fab lie ibm nit einem Ieifen, ibi
unmilIfommenen 8eoauern nod, bel
fen he fi@ bod ni6t su eripebren psr
mo6ie..
(GOrtfebuus fOIst.l
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Gin Veriitms,t,tssn,ittel

Srau EbObe gbesIeb in YeterTon, glat
@onntb. Soma, ersablt bic folsenbe bemerfens.
trertbe 6eftibte, 0eren @abrbeit bon ben 8e.
tnobnern ieneS StaSt6enS berbiirgt ipirb: sd
bin 7S Sabre alt unb bin Ianse Sabre bin6urd)
BON Nierenleiben uno @eldbmtbeit aepeiniat
inorben. Sd mar f9IiesIid nidt mebr I'M
Stanoe, mid aaein ansufleiben. Sett bin id
boaig frei bon allen 9eiben unb S6mersen un6
tann iosar n,eine Sausarbeit gang allein ber.
ridten. DaS Seroaufe id ben electric Bitters,
ipelde mid bDllis beriiinst unb mid BON aIler
arantbeit unb allem Siedtbum befreit tabei. /"
Wtan berfn9e cine Glafde. .Die fleine 6IaIde
totet so @ents, bic sroBe 81 unb lit gu baben lit
ber Mpstbete bon u. Dreis.
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Sralt Ye,1lts.
O ma II bon aarI ssrenseI.
lfortfetuna.l

lUOtbISRuu9.I
8alb fab Ct Sulia i'm prd1tigfen
gn3uge, i'm lei1ten Magen neben benz
Jiirfien llipar0lf bic Qi6teHtbaler Mllee
binlauIen, balb in einem i1li@ten
fnuar3sn Wouenfleibe III elmer engen
6tube an einem 3iid iiben unb aipei
fleinen Md69en llnterribt ertbeilen;
iebt fteiet He aus ber blauen WeerfIutb.
als @0itin einpDr, jebt tritt fie III nller
1el9eibeubeit unb 9emutb Dor bic bdBs
Iid5e 6rau eiues Gabrlfoireftors, nm
ii9 eifer prnfung 3llsuiterperfen
@s tuirbelte uln i'm; uno penn er
banH nit ieiueu iebnin6tsbollen Nugen
ipie frogenb, tDie bittenb 3r feinem Sc
genilber idaute, blidte Cigar berlesen
3ur Settle iinb iiber Mbelbeib's @efbt,
b0s ii@ uieberbeugte, iagte cine fliegenbe
&6ihe -
GieIe l1hfiGerbeit bes foni 10 ifol3en
unb ieIbHbepubten Mdbdens, -bas lei=
bemf9aftli1e @ebobren Cigars iagten
ibnl genng: es mar ibnb als f9lhge
3tpif1eu Beiben cine idbe Slut. fie unts
faijenb, diif. Dies Teuer aerff6rte feline
D0ifHllt1getl fpie bas 2ebensgltid Sus
las. @etbiB bate fte cine 2unbe BON
GbGarss 1Iutreue, bieIIei1t bate Ct es
ibf gejianber, bnB CT Mbelbeib iiebe -
baruns luolIte He ibn, bic etabt per'
laHen.
ilub nun f0lIte er,. elm gbelmann.
bin8eben iin6 ibren YIan bur9treuSen2
Gerra YIfug bon ibrer Wergangenbeit
er3dbIen2 CT, ben he Derhunben, ges
pfeet, beul fie getraut2 Der @ebanfe,
b0b er lsnr gbgor's Derrdtberii9e 0anbs
lilnaspejle Mbelbeib 5li beri6teu
br0Iid5e, nm ben Nebenbubter aus bem
s5elbe 81 i5In9eu, fnm ihm ni@t, bafir
mar ieIne Seele au reiuli9 uno 5l
trdunleriid.
Werf9Iebene 9rintfprii6e auf bic
Qunif uiib bic Riinhier i'm Allgemeinen
itnb 0uf Cigar Gturm insbeionoere,
auf ben fbniglideu 3oufniAnn Grid
pnn8 ilub feline f@sne SD9trr tparen
allseebra9t, nan@es @las geleett tpors
ben, ber 6err bes 6auies bate unter
iiurniImerl Beifau feine &e6e gebalten
un6 NIherf feiueu EnffdlIuE nefdEt.
Do Niemonb ioon INN he Spobrhsif
aeforbert. tpnlIfe er iibmeioeu rno15te
ors hem obente,erIiden Neoinuem Sus
Iin's iuag inner entfiehen Ginmal
tuieber ieines Millens unb ieines @efiibIs
GiaIie erhobttt. and, feline dpkere Mube
nuA 6oIf,Iuo tpieher
ggie "a ber 4e5roud i'm 6oufe Germ
mfino's mar oIte aermafiidle
G;is { beho,biete er - jdiitteIten iit,
81 Gxlae ara hem Gbeiieinni fretenb.
H. Nsnbs
sliherf mar her Qekte. her gbefheib
Sic feline reit5te: iett tpirb es cine grs
fEdrtna qeben, rneinte 6err pfug fiir
lla usb ipu6te eelfidt Bic anoeren bon
Ssm paar au eatferuen.
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Spmn1erieibe Don serlAtebener
Sualttdt+
Sfeue auswabl BON Sddera.
nnsweifelbaft bic beite Auswabl
BON Damen~ ltnb &inber<gAnbem
Ndnner< u &naben>Sduben unb
Stiefelnupn bewdbrtenga abrifantet+
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Bei uureinem .ober biirnen uub

- Bei unreinem ober biinnen unt
fiiblem 8lute fann bic @eIunbbeit ni1i
9ebeiben. Inter fol9en 8erbdltniReu
entpideln ii6 @ei6mare, 9Isf6ldse,
3opfi@mera, Neuralsie, &beumatismus
uno cine 3ranfbeit nod Der aubern.
Mmm MDer's Sariaparilla, unb fie
tDirb bein 8lut rein, rei9bal!ig UNI
parnl MAIDEN.
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Nudlens gIrniea.gaIbe.

Die bsfe SaIbe Der xSeIt fir Sdnitts
0usti9unseu, gefdpiirs, 6ieber. uuS 3aut'
ausi9Ias, Gle4te, seiprunstne 3anoe, 6rof'
bsuIen unb ale Santfrantbeiten; turirt o.
mprrboiDsn ober teine Be3abluns. Boaiss
Satisfeation sarantirt obsr bas @elb Dire
turdderfattst. rs Gents bic Sdahtel bel Y
Grei6
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gleae 3epbYr @tnsbams, Snbia
Grinfles, percals, 3an3tbars, pt<
ques, 9awns, gatttffe, gfOpeltY
Gcrbs, iAuttiide 3eptprs, Soil but
0Orb unb unbere gum Waidsn gee
eisnete Tabrifate tn srDber Gus~
mail nnb gu veridiebenen preifen+
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ggtHemsipertb! /!

SER @. s. 1torsan, elm Raufmamn in 3ate
gitp, Gloriba, bate fiA cine beftise ertdltune
suaesoaen, bic bon einem qudlenben Suifen be-
gleitst mar .uno gang ben auidein ber eriteu
Sdpinbfudts Sbmptome barbot. Ct ber.
fudte cine Wlenge iosenannter populdrer gu.
itenmebirinen, ,allsin Das llebeI berfGlimmerte
ii9 bon 9as ~ Sass. ermaserte fi9tli3 ab,
bate atbembsfamerbsu unb tonnie ni9t mebl
idlafen. GGlieSIid) berludte er Or. stin9s
,slene Gntbedams assen SdbinbfudtN unit
fanb fofort GrIei6tsruns. Na6oem er eiu
babies DntenO 5Iafden ssbraudt batte, iual
er boafdn6is sefunb unb bas llebel ftellte fid
aud fpdter nidt ipieber eiH. aein anoeres
Nlittel fam cine fold Ianse eiife bon 9elnnse'
nen 2uren aufpsilen, pie Or. Rings pNen'
entbeduns sesen G9ninbfudt". Der erfoll
oieisr Webiein ipirb 9arantirt.
probeaai@eu frei in bsr apotbefe bon u
Dreib.
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ertragen. llab feline MdngeI maren
Helm i'm yerglei6 nit ieinen 8Dr3hgen.
MuBer einer glei6falls bo6be9abten
gBlttipe betrauetn i'm biele Greunbe.
Seine iroif6en &eite umi9IieBt iebt eine
urne; benn ieinem Wunfd,e genldB lit
ieine 2eiGe auf Mount Olibet Bel Stem
Sort berbrannt mpr6en.
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gtiGereieat T!

@ptt3en! Spttsen!
&uf bieiem Belbe sldn3en mir
bur9 bte srDbte auswabl unS bic
neuelten Saden, bic je ben pnbli<
fun nprselest ipurben+ Spr4pn,
esYptilde, prientaliide, @alenetenne.
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8rfeffahen. n.

MbDnnentin in NorbsSera
Speeialfarten bes 6taates Seras f0n.
men sic bur9 ben biefgen 8u9bdnb.
ler Nic. Sengg beaieben.
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@lesante gfpoitdten tn gdnbern
unb Niiaen.
Ste neueittn Sums @etltnss,
Settrietta Sud-, Grepes, a9ter
Sud-, @ballte etnfarbtg unb se~
muitert in allen mpbernen Saat<
ttruneen+
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s@ 6einite unb billisfe Drudla'
DER BEL 5 Dbn on 8rss.
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be6 je III 9an Mntontp au7gemielen murbe

@ambric in yerldiebenen 8reiten IT,
preiien. Sarttse Stidereien ber
fetnffen Sprte.
Grpbe @uswabl BON Damen>
Hnterseug4
gOaifanbises Eager BON Dameas
unb &inberifrimpfen+
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ipaniide, @seurial, @utpure, gban~
thy Sptsen in alien 8reiten fit
neberwurf pber 8eias+
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@eitidte @inidbe
tn petbem unb farbisem 9tque,
Muu, Swib, Nainlppf. Gefidter
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-07
Circuit Court.

CIRCUIT COut'
The following cases have been dis
posed of in the Circuit Court since
our last report:
Geo. w. l.. Johnson, colored, con
victed of felony. Sentenced to the
penitentiary for eighteen years.
Brown for State; Green and Engle for
defence.
Mr.. II. G.. Green was not engaged
i'm this case as stated in our last.
The case OF the State VS.. Geo. W..
Williams and Luetta Catlett, indicted
for misdemeanor, was argued on a
demurrer to the evidence before the
court on Saturday. +. w. Brown for
State; II. G.. Green for defence.
This is the first criminal case in this
court where a demurrer to the evil
dence has been entered.
State VS. James Lay. Indictment
for assault and battery. Jury failed
to agree. +. w. Brown for State
Geo. Baylor for defence.
State VS.. Jere Johnson. Indictment
for assault and battery-continued.
+. w. Brown for State; Hon. j. H..
Grove for defence.
State VS.. T. Il. Brown. Indictment
for keeping eating house without
license at Shenandoah Junction.
Plead guilty Fined so and costs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-07
A Memorable Occasion.

On Wednesday evening of last week
large number of personal and pollt-
ical friends of State Senator-elect
Charles H. Knott gathered at his resi-
dence a few miles from Shepherds
town, upon the invitation OF MIR.
Knott, who desired to show some EVIL
dence of his appreciation of their
hearty support in the last campaign.
A supper had been prepared, the like
of which we think has seldom been
seen even in this land of fairness. A
monster turkey graced one end OF the
long table, while pig roasted to a
turn appeared at the other. Between
them were roasted fowls, oysters
salads. and side dishes innumerable.
1t was sight mighty well calculated
to cheer the hearts of the Democrats
WHO had been so surfeited on crow
and the manner in which they Ell
joyed the delightful viands showed
that they heartily appreciated the
feast After the guests had done
their full duty-yet making slight i'm
preston upon the abundant provis-
lon-toasts were drunk to the success
and prosperity of our generous and
hospitable State Senator, the ladies
who had performed their part of the
programme so well, TO the long life OF
the Democracy, and so on. After
supper the guests adjourned to the
parlor, where calls were made for a
speech from Mr.. Knott. He responded
in few earnest, well-chosen remarks,
in which he assured his friends that
he would always be found at his post
of duty in the interest of his constltu-
ents and his party. He expressed his
thorough appreciation of his friends,
efforts in his behalf in the recent
campaign, and said that he should
never forget their hearty support
throughout. Short speeches were
also made by other gentlemen appro-
pirate to the occasion. The evening
was a most pleasant one in every re-
spect, and all who were present en-
ioyed it thoroughly. 1t was unanl-
mously agreed that Mrs. Knott and
the ladies who assisted her in getting
up the supper were entitled to first
premium for their most successful
efforts. Surely no finer banquet has
ever been provided, nor more pains
taken for the entertainment OF guests,
than on Wednesday night last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-07
PER so N A L S.

Mr.. Edward II. Hoffman and family,
of this place, will leave on Tuesday
next for Cranmore, Suffer county, Cal
ifornia, where they will make their
future home. Mr. Hoffman has re-
Gently been farming near hearneys
Vile, and will engage i'll ranch work
in California. Their friends here wish
them safe journey and future pros
perity.
Miss Julia Grove left on Saturday
last for Harrisburg, Pa, at which
place and Philadelphia she will spend
most of the winter
Miss Ella Fordyce, of Shepherd
College, has been called 10 Philadel-
phia by the serious illness of her
father.
Col. Henry Kyd Douglas has so far
recovered from his recent serious ILL
| ness that he is able now to sit up lii
chair
Mr.. b. s. Pendleton has been in Bal
timore this week buying additional
| goods for his store.
/ Mr.. Il. w. Latimer and his family,
of Charlestown, spent Thanksgiving
Day in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry W.SPotts have
returned from visit of several weeks
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Richard, of Ha-
ger.town, spent last Sunday in Shep-
| herdstown.
Miss Ada Mann, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting Mrs. VIM. ii. Billmyer near town.
Miss Sallie Shepherd is in Baltimore
visiting the Misses Williamson.
Mrs J. f. Keller is visiting friends
in Martins burg this week.
Mr.. Ben Greenwood, of Roanoke, is
here on a visit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-07
KearfoH-H Herr.

KeGrfott- Herr.
Mr.. William II. Kearfott, of kear-
neysville. and Miss Mamie Herr,
daughter of Capt. f. G. w. Herr,
were married in the Presbyterian
Church of Shepherdstown on Wednes
day morning. Rev. Charles Ghiselin
performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of large assemblage of friends
Of the bride and groom. There We're
no attendants except the ushers.
Messrs. Ed Drawbaugh, Walter Herr,
Frank Honsher, Harry Trump, Chas.
Billmyer and G. w. Osbourn. The
bride was very becomingly dressed in
a bronze travelling robe, with hat to
match, while the groom, of course.
wore black. The floral decorations
of the church We're unusually hand
some, and showed to good effect Miss
Jennie Smith. played the wedding
march. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bride and groom left for
Shenandoah Junction, where they
took the train for Washington, in
which place and Baltimore they will
spend some days. To the young and
handsome couple who are thus start
ing in life so auspiciously we tender
our hearty congratulations.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-07
Woodward & L0throp
BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THEIR
Mail Order Customers

That their store is now in Holiday
attire, and they will be glad to have
you visit them, if possible, during the
Holiday season.
They have purchased very extern
sive stock of goods, both useful and
ornamental, suitable for Christmas
presents; and have also had manufac-
tured for their use a large and attrac-
tive variety of Fancy Boxes and Car
tons in which they propose to pack
all goods sold by them; such as Fine
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Col
lars and Cuffs, Scarts, Ruching, Laces,
Dress Patterns, Damask Cloths, Sets,
Toilet Articles, Stationery, Fancy
Bric-a-brac, Fine Underwear, Infants
Clothing, Mems Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
Scarfs, Half Hose, Gloves, and every
thing else that Is intended for Christ
mas gifts, and where the beauty and
acceptableness of the goods will be en-
HANGED.
They also promise that especial care
will be taken to have these reach you
in perfect condition, and will either
wrap the boxes securely in paper or
enclose them in other boxes of larger
dimensions.
Every reader Of this paper should
avail themselves of this opportunity.
\ good plan is to write for what
YOU want, describing it as minutely as
possible, and enclose the amount you
wish to pay. They will make their
best selection, and if it should not suit
YOU can return it, and your money
will be refunded.
They call especial attention to the
following interesting items:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-07
HU-TrusseH.


Married, on Wednesday evening"
Thanksgiving eve, Nov. %, 1888, In the
Presbyterian Church, Harpers + err
nv. w. Va, by the Rev. ii. Z. V.
Campbell, Mr.. George j. Hill, OF
Shepherdstown, to Miss Fannie ID.
Trussell, of Harper's Ferry. The
bride is a general favorite in the com
munity in which she has lived. She
is not only distinguished for beauty
of form and face, but is united with
her husband in those rare qualities OF
mind and heart, which make them
one in Christ's Kingdom. A large
audience assembled to witness the
ceremony. The bride and groom en-
tered the church preceded by the ush-
ers. Messrs. w. 0. Rau, W. l.. Erwin,
Geo. w. Trail and Eugene Shugart,
and passed up the aisle TO the en-
trancing strains of u beautiful we'd
ding march, which was admirable ex-
ecuted by the talented young musi-
clan. Miss Grace Cochrane. The bride
looked lovely in her dress of amber
green plush, with hat to match and
as gallant as heart could wish, APP
peared the groom III neatly httlhg
conventional back. After the cere-
monv the invited guests repaired 10
the home of the brides parents, where
an elegant reception was held, Alter
partaking of most delicious supper,
the bill of fare of which will not be
forgotten soon by those who enjoyed
il. the bridal party departed by prl-
vate conveyance for their future home
in Shepherdstown, amidst heartily
expressed good wishes, and shower
of old shoes from the boys and girl
they left behind them. May the shad-
ows of. life ever fall dinly on their
pathway. is the wish Of all who were
present on this enjoyable occasion
Harper's Fary Sentinel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-12-07
WEST VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The Star Stove Foundry at Parkers-
burg. was burned last week. Loss
$4,000.
Four men fell from high scaffold-
ing at Clarksburg last Friday, and
two of them were fatally hurt.
Wigg Bros, dry goods and notion
| dealers at Charleston, have made an
assignment for the benefit of credi-
! tors.
LII. Price, confidential clerk of A.
! C. Orcutt & Co., at Charleston, has
| skipped to parts unknown after hav-
ing robbed his employers.
Last Saturday night Peter Meats, of
Coal Valley, was engaged in playing
billiards in Hotel Perkins, at Hinton.
when Arthur Hawk, one of the pro-
prietors, hit him with a billiard cue
Meats, it is said, pulled revolver and
shot Hawk, who will die. Meats was
arrested at Coal Valley and taken
back to Hinton.
Charles Sanders, colored, who is
| charged with the assault upon Ru-
| dolph Herr. in Clear Spring, Wash
ington county, Md, on the night of
| the ODD of February last, from the eff
| fects of which Herr died, has been ar
rested in Fayette county, w. Va, and
will be taken TO Hagerstown as soon
as a requisition can be obtained.
Last week as Daniel Cunningham,
who has lately been so prominent in
making arrests in the Hatfield Mccoy
country, was sitting in the court
room. at Spencer, Roane county, an
apple was slipped into his pocket by
| a supposed friend. On taking it out
his suspicious were aroused, and on
having it examined, he was told that
it was charged with strychnine.
There are now 929 persons at the
Insane ASYLUM, of which number 40
are officers and employees, and Sl9 pa
tients. Here Is the Thanksgiving din
ner. taken from the menu of last
week: Ten bushels of potatoes, forty
| four gallons of canned tomatoes,
ninety-nine turkeys, weighing 952
pounds. one hundred punches of eel
cry. and an immense quantity of bread
and butter
The Democratic executive commit
tee of West Virginia have issued an
address Ito the law-abiding citizens
of that State. in which they charge
on the Republican leaders the lavish
! use of money in every county in which
there was a large floating vote. In
addition. it is charged that non-resi-
dents voted in numbers sufficient TO
affect most materially the result, par
ticularly in the counties of Mercer,
Mcdowell, Fayette and kanawha,
where the Republican vote was in
creased several hundred per cent.
compared with the last election, and
even with the assessors returns for
! the present year. Judge y. b. Elem
! ing, the Democratic nominee for GOV
ernor. is called on by the committee
to make contest of election before
the proper tribunal. and it Is under
stood that he has determined TO make
such contest, provided he is counted
out on the face of the returns But
whatever the result, a searching in
vestigation into the frauds and cor
ruption alleged is promised by the
! Democratic committee.