Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-30
shepherdstown Register.

Mr.. JACOB =. helDnart, VINO WENT
to Kansas a few months ago, has re-
turned to this iocslity.
There are between sixty and eighty
saloons in Frederick, Md, and the
people in that place are beginning to
agitate for high lirens'
Miss Florence +. Smith. d the
Harper'S Ferry neighboriinod. last
week eioped with Charles II. Grove,
of Washington county, Md, and they
were married at Sharpshurg.
Mr.. VIM. J. Tenant, well-known
citizen of Shepherdstown. died at the
residence Of his spn.in-law, Mr.. VIM.
Eniler, in this place, on Monday
morning last after a long and distress
ing Illness.
The other day "a couple 81 esiys
while hunting saw u whole tree full
of 'coons in Mr.. Newton Vaumetre's
woods. There were niue Of the an
FINALS on one liinh of the Tree. Wiieu
the boys began to fire un them the
'coons made for hole IN tree, hut II
was unl : large enough l., h0l.i seven
OF then, 80 two Ind la stay uui>Ile
al,,i dodge. Oae az them s:,- >hii by
j. l.. Cookus ami tIsc 10y MIR. Cnas. Y.
Walters. 1t i thought the-e 'coons
were turned ln,se l., Republ,cit, news
papers after the recent elections.
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE Many
years ago DIR. Macgill, who afterwards
moved to IiichnInud aud practlred
medicine, lived in iIugrrs,owu, Md.
In the doctors fanuly lived a lady
who was especially fnld of the doc
tors daughter, Molli", and always
said she wanted To ;tl1pi her if the
venerable physician should pass away.
Some years later this lady moved tn
Galveston, Texas. There she met
Mr.. Henry Rosenberg, who was ut
that time prosperous merchant vino
was making money rapidly. In dne
course of time they we're married.
Mrs. Rosenberg then insisted on the
promise that DIR. Macgill had made
to let her adopt his iaughter-heing
kept and the Doctor acquiesceu. Miss
Macgill went to Galveston and lived
with Mr. and Mrs. RI enb'F.. until
two year ago, when the wife died.
Their. she returned To her mother in
Richnond.
Lately the friendship between the
widowcr and his wife's ward has
strengthened, and on Wednesday cul-
minated IN their marriage. The cere-
mony occurred in Grace Episcopal
Church at 4:30 o'clock, and Rev.
Hartley Carmichael, Of st. Paul's
Church, were the officiating priests.
The bride was attired in a Partisan
gown of smoke. colored velvet, com
bined with embossed satin aud point
applique--diamond ornaments. Mr..
and Mrs. Rosenberg left here early
this morning on the Richmond and
Danville train for the south. They
were accompanied by the brides
mother and sister Mrs. swami. The
brides father died several years ago.
Mr.. Rosenberg is Swiss and quite n
handsome man, with an inclinationto
be portly. He is one of the richer t
bankers in Galveston, reported to be
worth several millions, and is regard
ed as very public spirited and philan-
thropic. He is sixty-five years of age.
His bride isfifty-one.- Richmond ( JU.l
| Times.
At the residence Of the brides
mother, in Morgan county, by Rev.
VIM. Harris. Nov. IA, Mr.. Ross Wild
meyer formerly Of this county, and
Miss Leila G. Michael, of Morgan
county.
At the same time and place, Mr.. Il,
]. Mitchell and Miss Anna KEGS, both
of Morgan county.