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seassA and the moro cultivated
tire audience. the greater the effect upon
II Of what he hsa To say. IL Il not,
however, regarded - likely that any
contingencies will arise which viii cul-
inmate In his election His name Is
frequently mentioned in connection
with the Gubernatorial nomination,
and this, probably. rather than any
thing else. Is tho reason why IL is oeca-
sionaly referred 70 when the successor
Of Mr.. Evarts Is spoken OF The great
shadow which hangs over the Senator
ship is heavy with Presidential signii-
canoe. Newspaper which arc looked
upon ss being indebted 70 tho Governor
Cor their inspiration say that Hin does
NOT want to 60 TO Washington, and they
call upon tho party to make no efforts
20 ooerce him into going to tho Nation
al. capital There Is . growing convic-
ton that when the 6ena*orship Is dis
posed of, It shall b with the under
stsnding that Hill shall have another
torn rs Governor. The Governor of
ths State Is the National leader Of the
party In the State No matter how
commanding . man he may be, when
he leaves the Governorship he leaves an
invulnersbls stronghold. II is fort
ress from which his guns command all
tho approaches to political distinction.
To reGnquish II Is TO abandon the key
to the situation. Just what it means in
connection with Presidential possibili-
ties il v scarcely necessary to point oct.
No accurate calculations can DO made
unless New York figures in them as a
sort Of foundation stone, and the man
who can speak with authority for New
York rises almost to the height of die
tatorship. This will be more especially
the case next year. because it happens
that the De mocratic National standard
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

nsnens - - ~ No vf,l 80
bpsd vUinn ~ uvores - - upiasA
onnnD osnp6D UenA hnvo 49, knDwn
No. - ~ lss tAs - thaA - the
maDbershtD = nov eoasstentsd vote
"a tptss bnIioe n Ne usw York Lagisr
ieanss vssAl1 - szsssdtngu eloss. A
nA1osi1v - sws makes - nnsvin pr
uosaaly snali. snd stvss - eng O. nan
ths sU1Dvenni>v of uaAhing srvss dssl
- Ossbap fDs hls party esvsn sseso
sss - - eussssoeA. 30 n y conceded
eh1e ~ ne<s than fbas Of thee ere
hksH - ahan0s occuDap1A anA . the
present. hzsumksnss ere Rspnblieana q
n quite possibis shak whAa . Joint BAL
1Ds b tnhsn. The mArgfn VII ~ N
creased frsxn Two - tea -Four assss
gsiasd ~ oss sikas nesnA of eourse. the
lo~s II tour sssls 70 ths OTHER. each sest
thus gained being squivalsns 10 two
votsA II may bs ssusA MAT - far -
vssslts ere eoncsrnsd . majority % two
= - god - majority Of twenty-five.
and than no margin. % long - II u
large enough to insure choice. need
asesssarily stand In the way of making
en- snnounsemsnt of the name OF the
man u be chosen
The truth az the matter II that the
sitaAsion v . most remarkable one. 10
y two months SINCE IL wAs known that
the Republicans had lost the Legisls-
tare. and up To date not . statesman has
formally announced himself = candt
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

= 10y yonag mna - - talked
ohoss - snnnsc<1oa wifh ssat h tAs
UnfAa1 6kstss sennss fsoa NOV York.
~ - Is sns ~ - unsk pirtssssq~
paz1z1eai figures u NJ tina. He bss
- Wssker Fl shs Asseubly and eome
tEu11ns - shs Ssass. snd y now sers-
ing ~ ssoond teen - MAYOR. He
woald pgobsbly have retained the
eGlas 81 State cony1Boilsx. hsd II act
bsen fsr the passlbls odiam Of : third
1snn; ssd The nsyorslty served the
paspue. IT iess2 of keeping his name
bsf~s the puhlke. He i tall sasad<r
snd aludaouA Not many men have
0neh Doves over 81 asdienos - - poD
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

II is not necessary 70 say . word con-
corning the first name. IL establishes
iss own identity at cnce. Roswell +.
Flower il also fortanate 70 the extent
that his reputation Is National He is a
member of Congress- an exceedingly
wealthy man. and has more than once
been mentioned in connection with the
Governorship. Smith NJ. Weed rs not 50
well known but be is backed by the pres
tice of historic name-that of Thurlow
Weed-snd Is very popular in the north
err part Of the State. lie has few or no
sntagonisms tn contend with. and - re-
carglsa az q man of much more than or
binary ability. Charles A. Dana has in
vsrsably placed the influence of his
newspaper at TIE disposal OF The Gov
ern.or. and 70 this he 10 really indebted
for the discussion a his name. This
1isc,ssion has net % far been attended
by results which point ~ his election
The nfth name on the list - that q the
navcr Of Brooklyn Mr.. Chaplin Ia
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VITA him The rsa1 ppfnt = thSs -
his frsssdssslzl sh>aes Pra.ssnG
snesgh - 5zsltty hin - heefng :
uaited sssts s<aa.srship s1iP shroaEh
tis fageE>9 He tkiain they sre
Hin strength y In The position
Ae hol&& he !. tae oaiy'ohseeels u tne
path Of Mr.. Cleveland and IA TIE
Uaited S&stss senate - woald b no
obsa~es 1t I'll heard . peculiar story
The oshsr uaorninsx, bat dldnv t1&aese
IL wAea hoard n IL wss - The saecs
that Cleveland and Hill had come 70 "a
understanding, the terns Of Il being
that Hill l. 60 clear the tracks fer C1eve-
land, and that la return for Il he y ~ have
in the next Democrats esbtnel the
place which Thomas =. Bay ard occupied
In the last one. Since heard that ru-
NOR. some things have happened which
seemed 20 lend il confirmation Llest<n~
snt-Governor Jones has INDUCED in
little side ding against third terlnA
This was either . slap In the face tor
the Governor. who has already served
two terms, or il WAS prompted by the
Governor himself. In which event he OF
course does not mean To seek another
pomination. Another very significant
thing was his allusion In his annual
message To his last year of Guberna-
torial service. That allusion may mean
any thing or nothing. but IL never was
resorted to without purpose. and 1t Is
certainly the shadow Of coming
event The Scnatorship comes along 1T
an unfortunate time. because 1t COM
pels the men who dispose of il 70 show
their hands too soon. However. tho
situation Is plain enough By tho time
the next convention Is due in New York
State, It VIII be q great deal easier To
predict the Presidential programme
than 1t Ia now. Next November
tho Governor will be able TO
SEQ just where his political In
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
LEGAL lDylRIlSIkG..

PROBATE nKpER-ssksts - Aishts&s es1n.
~ - kspk Al pe<ss.sa ~ sns - -
Seest leg s>la te@as II Asns 81 ..s = ss as
fesA@ss AElex IN shs ess> ~ uf~se <sNfsse -
: = 15kt esy 81 j&xe4Fs II fes }cet ese <ee~
osas sisAs teaare& A2a nsartS-ent- 49,
kfr><2& tRTas II f<f<fA& s~9xs ~ 1tsse-
il kls aziteF II rae estate 81
fffIk A. h4ktc. m<Hof -.
oa fc4ofhx <nd f1sDe ths pc. ssta7s auY seft
nsa. al Margaret T. psssA xAsfatAA - s1sa
siaes. pr1slax this esast ief zscossss sna ~
8tts ~ sel sEfz,E peal estate 81 s<ss MknNf
= .tseia sc scfia<a ief the rsaseas sAa tAs pssos
tAsfela s<s teffh
II i ordered. fhss frsasy. the 18th ass 81
teefaaT,. ISL. ~ 10 eeisek Ia TAG fefeheen ~
. ~ fs<siz~1e or-oe. ~ appointed laf hS4tsh<
sl& pcflssoD 4aa that the ae1< ~ kih al eAia
mianf. sna eli psGso1ss iatsresica ~ said e
sle appear tetofs SAID scarf. 81 SAID tfns sne
piss<. 10 stce e4xss ~hs license shsssaa nni
BE sFsntcS a. - 4 guardian 10 s<1t r<kl esfsAe
- mi = fsr IA aid PETITION.
Ana il Il farther ordered. Ih@f acepy 81 this
eFisss be pahllsAea Tires saeces,s Ne Nccks fter
sieas &c said asy Of he~fin2. ~ the IS.kssss
III sksLn. eslis new >psi,ef prilstrd ana c1s1
l4ling IL ssia EoGagy At kens-.
tNkNs x PEkklNs:-
"A true eopy@ Judge IL Probate,
Apoirs T. NAses. Register. mon isb
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
rREAsURER's NOTICE.
City Treasurer's once.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. Is. 1871. !
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the construction OF q sewcr In arDer
street. from First street 10 Fourth street. In
re city of Grand Rapids. is now In my hands.
and that l will receive payment thereon for
the period OF twenty days fr n this date. at
the Office OF the City treasurer. 81: y Hall
GEORGE r. PERRY.
IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
TREAsURER-s NOTICE.
clty Treasurer's 0r,ce.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. Is. lsei. I
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and eraveiin. Deloney street.
from Park avenue 10 Veto street. In the city
OF Grand Rapids. Is now In my hands, ana
that i will receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from this Date. at the
ONCE of the City Treasurer. City Hail.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

OF health and strength renewed ard of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Svrup OF Figs ~ u asts 10 harmony
with nature 10 efsctnally cleanse the
svssen when ccstve or bilious For
ssIe IN soc and 81 bottles by Al leading
df,s0xista
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

Atlantic and fscife..--.--.-f coo m II Is ~
fDaily. All olbers daily except sunday.
Taxing effect Sunday. july Is. laso.
Sleeping cars on Pacific and Atlantic Ia
presses 60 and from Detroit. Parior cars run
on Day Express and kirand Rapids Express Is
and from Detroit Direct connections made
al Detroit with all fhreugh trains East. TICK.
cts on sale 1T Union Ticket once. G. Aonroe
St and al Union depot.
FkKn NJ. BRIecs, hen' All. % Monrsest-
O. ". Eueelns. q. +. snd i. Agt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

TOURIST r,cssrs eourr
va TFs
orfsvsfIx q NASHVILLE r. r.

nHE only hne running through puiimss
i Buffet Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
from cIneinnstl 80 Rirminsbsm and Mont
ssnsry. Ala; ThomssviBs. GA. Jacksonville.
ocsia. Wildwood and Tampa. Via. without
change.
Through pUsct Elesffpf Can between Tin
efnnssi and Memphis and bstwesn Cincinnati
aBo Nev urlssas y ithoHi change.
Toufls ez'1s train seryiee a. eseb direction
betNeen Ciptannan end Esr pitts. bsf~~en
Fsneinnssl sas Fe~ prseans sno bsfwesr cfB-
einnsti are Fisrsds witt equipment saf speed
passeeIlss. II veu are es3ne ~ Fiorldx Hsf-
Zee o. Csliforais tsse ne 1. =. x " Fof
further tsfofipasion see see
IS psssss- DIV Psss Ar. Cinsisnstf. ..
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19


A sSESsMENT ROLL Tor the construction az
"A = sewer - arsna,iiie sWnas, IRON fffih
avenue - Prescott street. ia the eify Oh utahe
Rapids.
offscs of CffS CIxsk.
GkAsp RAflps. Mica. Jan. u. l-:i.
A. Boamsesser. Jacob Bas. C. T. Balloon. A.
b oekgarken. julta A. Billings. =. hiseses.
DARK kali. Jacob EuiltenwrTf. james
brown. Emma X. tarpentrr. I. t-ewley.s
W. ID. X, K. Co. john Dykemsn. J: l. Dire
b .alt. 6eina De jonse. AHgie lie kries. los
sis J.. D.Ar.es. Harm Dykslra Jehsnnrs Den
a lT1ef, jan porsn5aS. elbbe front5s. tss.ets
Gray. freeman Godfrey. Vim. j. q acks. Her
manus HofnGorp. John Hobart. tAlhrffte
Howell. Albert hikkerf. sserfitE EessiRk {. q.
llndsfmAn, q srfit J. Mailman, frank III diicf.
John Mcconnell, john NexIon. Henar1N Paul
der, Jacob Rielmaa. l.. j. Row saa. kjen Ring.
Is. J. Steg nan. john Snyder. ,aannss n 4
stra. John slryker. Albert =. - kef. corhe lus
stryker. John saeiiink. farsL9 sohfeh una.
Igberlus Iangenbers, ~. nirsIrss +, ".
Iusch. ADRIAN Van oeilie. * +. ~stsoa.
Workman, Catherine Wash. Edward h.
Wheeler. Berend Zesaink.
You are hereby notified that assessments
are about 10 be made upon you 10 dciras the
expense Of the aforesaid Improvement al
assessment roll las been made tn the prem
ises and Is on lie In the CLERKS o!nee OF said
city. whert IL Will remain open Tor inspection
until hopcay evening. JAR ~. 1891. when hnd
where you can appear before the Common
Council on said evening and show cause. II
any. why said assessments should lot be made
aud collected according 10 law.
WI. A. snlNkNAN. City Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
$500 Reward /!

VIZ ~Fi r<- t<s~ st~-s r~---< So e.T - 1870
f<trrenfsf Tss~n<<Ns< fese><<5e. f>r
sttEzssaf fo<<~~re~< esrszf roFt VIA xe<s
FeTetsbi< liver - - ~te- 90 c~<s-fp<s <>5~<F
razrrser va TtrF fsfress S%fs>ssss sns r~~~~
faf - rs.s set-~fsrsr. segsr f,s4<< E<~r& 1880.
sfst-sr Ffils - B~~srs - ~ounte~fsss<
,s.f s.rss~<r>rs - rr~ffrf e.1s -
1sg go1f 6 wsss oosfkET. CBHxes ia
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

The valley City Milling Company hss
q r>ey N she manufacture OF no5T.
r. products are IN great demand And
specially tae Lily Waite. Try II
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Ia. J.. @ NgsT's NFsrs ssr Barr ISsxT-
VA. - eusF4fles6 specific for Hysferia Dizzi-
hess. teHFu.sloas. ljts. Nervous Neuralgia.
Ecaaass8e- Ne xou& Prns1rsfsen caused hr the
use u ceb 5. on tobacco. 81 efn hess. Mental
Depression SeffsHinz 81 tfs brain resulting
IN insaaifT and fesdinc 70 fniseEs. decay ard
death Premature Did Are. Basrsnres<. bDss
81 Power iH either sex. 5hF0iH1 tsrv Lesses nd
Sgsnrr1esofTfrs caused ~ ever- * ert5on effte
lrain @eif-asBss ~ Oxer4nd flseure Fset for
fenfsin ~ eae months treatment: go box.
o. sy boxes Tor $50. ssnf bT nlsa prepaid Oh
receipf of rTicf.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To eDre any c4ee. N8tk eseh ef1eT rsentrr<
~ Ne for SIX boxes. accofnpsB5ea nv so vs.
wit sen1 tist pHff Hesfr Hrse sflffeD "a rsnfee
70 refffrH q Monty # 20 treatment fses " 90
effect q care f5usrsf tees jssRe1 ervr
WITH 4 WHITE.
Noftez Hsuse Phxrmsey e<is trsHts.
20 Monroe-stre@f. Grand RsFaos, Mich
oFEx ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

- Gnssosn DvouoD - - UH0nsa
D1n1oD 0nnn0ne

- - oDunns - - 49, -
- - 0nonmnU DuBp unnnnD-A
Dnmn1onnnD DU111anub mnnonm -
- uou1nnmn1ns punnn611nnns h n
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

Simply apply 'sswsySE's OINTMENT"
No internal medicine required. Curse
letter. eczema. Isch. all eruptsons on the
face. hands. nose, etc, leaving the SKIN
clear. white and healthy. It's great
healing ard curative powers are pos
sessed hv 20 other remedy. Ask your
druggists for SvAxss's OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
A SSESSMENT ROLL for grading and gravel
n ing Of RGmscy street. In the city OF Grand
Rapids.
OFFICE OF CRY ctEEE.
GRAxp RAPlps. Mich. Jan. Is 1881.

To-
Aaltje Brock garden. John STRIKER. Jan and
II rmina often. Henry Joseph Richter. John
VI ..onnell, sophie lis. Douwe fopi8s.
; brrgtie Postema. lanlbarias Vandenberg.
J I'm L. Drieborg. Carl it-s- James 4. Rum seq.
Freeman Godfrey. Everett q ay. Albert stry
ker. Jacob Rec man. John Drieborg.
You are hereby notified that AL assesspent IL
about 10 be made upon you 10 deffay the ca
pense OF the aforesaid improvement: an
assessment roll has been made In the
premises and Is on file In the clerks Office OF
said city where IL will remain open for lnspcc-
ton until Monday evening. Jan. u. 1881. when
and where you can appear before the Common
Council on said evening and show cause. N
any. why said assessments should not be made
ana collected according TO law.
w. A. SII1NkMAT. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
prrsKTpos ss. ~ ~.


Every day. tNeek Gays.
COX A. NJ. runs throuxh 20 Detroit with par
80 Tor car, seats - cents.
Ion p 81. has through parier Car 20 Detresfs
l.@V seats y cents.
coz ?. ". runs through 10 Detroit with par
O.-J lor car seafs n cenfs
For sickets and Information Apply NJ Union
ticket once. 81 Nonroe-st.. OF Union station.
6Bo. DtHhNEk. Gen Paxs'f AIT
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

sDaiiy. tDaiiy except sunday.
Trains arrive from the East. q 20 m. u 50e
10, 90 . m and 10 - = m.
Trains arrive from the West 10 IL am. SIS
m and = 30 y m
Eastward-No. IA has Wagner parlor Bufe
car. No. Is Chair car. Ne. ~ Wagner Sieep@t
wesfward--Ne. 81 Wagner Sleeper. No. 4
Chair car No. IS Wagner Psrior Buffet car.
.loHs w. Loun. Trar1c Manager.
Bus FLFgcHER. TRAY. Pass. Agent.
JAS. CAMPBELL. City Ticket Agent
y Monroe street
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture OF our usilL None genuine
without Il.
Valley CTrY MaETSa Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
CHICAGO IlAC. R. AL.

I've Grana kspias 10 q IA 90 ~ III ot N
Arr tbie&xs.,..--.~ t5pm stopm a. IN
tpailS. 10 ~ m train has t.reslsh tree par
lor car. ana II "a y " Train VI kneF Slec1slag
car
I've cAsesees as m % . an 10 "a 10 10 . ~
Arr Ord II 1f3 y ~ ! - m 10 y m b IL m
ilsafly. 10 p an train has dining car ana
through free psrief car. and 10 10 y IN train
WAGNER Sleeping car.
Through tickets aud futl information can 10
had BY - ling ueoa A. AImeuisl. tiekei agent
al union station 81 G. W. hnnsan. tnion fiekrt
agent g. Honroe-sf,. orano Rapids. Mich.
L. L. LocKsooDs Gen Pass AgeuL-
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-19
lRLIN THE FABLES.
cKAKp Rapids 4 fknlAxA kAlI-k0A1
" il cackS stc.- ..Ik- l6&

shsils except eaAaas.
slEkr1ks ASa rkR.af CA skksfcx.
&efth~~I - IA ftele. nsfieE chAlf car T.
Hsckia&x CITY, d. - . n train. Nsxno
eiecpiag Car fer N4ck snSv Cts.
eeutn-f a. M train has psrlof ChStr Ger 4
rnrinnsE. b. ~ tf&sn has Through fario.
Car tef Chicago eft ~ Train. VI sxArs e.eop
ina Car tor Cincinnati II az 3 "a u4lE- Med
ner Sieeplng Tar isf tAscske.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-01-16
Mss FauIknsr's Debut.

Senator and Mrs. Charles J. Faux
ner gave a tea last Monday afternoon
at their spacious Capitol Hill resi-
dence in Washington 10 introduce
their daughter, Mics Jane Faulkner,
and a very large and agreeable CON-
pany responded TO their invitations.
The double parlors were beautifully
decorated with growing palms aud
quantities Of fresh roses sent TO the
debuIaute, Cat III tie GInlnK-room
q generous spread vi dalntles and
substautlals were served, the young
ladies rendering effective service. In
the drawlng-room airs. Faulkner,
sttired III Becoming black lace and
neliotropr satin, mad ner pretty
Young daughter Standing near her.
rhe deuutause' gown was oil pale
green crepe, aud sne carried bunch
OF lilies of the valley. Mrs. Is. RI.
Warner i'll pink silk, Mrs. Charles ii.
Gibson in black silk with ietted lace
over yellow SILK, Mise May Faulkner
III white embroidered silk muslin,
Mise birdie Faulkner in white clotn
with borders of ermIne, Miss Love. OF
! Winchester, in white silk Kauze, Miss
Kenna in blue crepe, Mis-. Stewart, OF
Marlinsburg, in white muslin, Miss
Patton in blue null and Miss Cabell
in gray faille, were also receiving.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-01-16
COMMUNICATED.
KELLER, W. VA, AS IT Is.

a
EDITOR REGIsTER-It being my
good fortune to drop of Of train No.
IA. mt Keller. w. Va, to attend to
some business with friends al that
point. and as had several hours to
wait for the esst-bound train. had
ample time TO take in this business lit
tie town. No place on the line Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, that |
have seen, has better facilities for en-
joying q boom than this town. Arts
ing far up toward the house not
made with hands" the travellers eye
is greeted by six majestic iron smoke
stacks, from which belches forth
smoke from as many immense lime
kilns, from which is drawn one OF the
best qualities of lime that is manu-
featured in this country. Mr.. w. f.
Claybaugh, the energetic foreman, in
formed me that they enjoy well-es-
tablished trade in Washington, ID. c.,
where the finest building lime is used.
The firm ships lime 10 all parts OF the
country. In connection with kilns
for burning building lime will be
found four patent kilns, for burning
agricultural lime, with a capacity OF
twelve to fifteen hundred bushels per
day. In busy seasons ali are taxed TO
their capacity. AS mucn as seven and
eight cars are shipped per day from
these kilns, including building lime
from patent kilns. Directly opposite
will be seen an immense stone crush
er, operated by company OF capital
lists, largely interested in by Messrs
Baker Bros, Of Buckeystown. Mr.
ID. X. Houser il the efficient superln-
tendent. At present they not crush
ing, but will commence in a few
weeks. AS many as 80 to 90 men are
employed i'll the above named enter
prises. | was informed that a quarry
is being opened on the farm owned
by the heirs OF the late William II.
Buckles, adjoining Keller. The rail
road facilities are good, and the Off
cials see that their train men do their
work well. There is nsver-failing
stream OF water which flows through
the entire village The stream i,
small, but, nevertheless, it would far
nish enough water for various enter
prises.
Keller az ii is enjoys a well-regu-
lated store, conducted on good, sound
business principles, by clever gentle
men. Four mails daily, which, regu-
iarly every Friday brings the REGIS
TER, which enjoys subscription list
Of great credit TO the popular journal
In word, Keller is bound 10 be
town Of credit to ITS found-r, who is
Mr.. G. +. Keller. For fear | will oc-
cupy too much OF your valuable space
/ will close with a word TO the honest
Nottingham, that no where will you
find better employment with good
pay than at Keller, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-01-16
War CiaIms.

War Claims.
The Court OF Claims has certified to
Congress its action on the fol owing
claims of citizens OF West Virginia
which were referred to il for adjudica
ton: F. w. Brown, administrator OF
B. w. Herbert, Jefferson county,
military stores taken by the army;
amount allowed, 81, 160.
The following, after hearing, were
rejected Jonn ID. Conard. Jefferson
county, amount claimed, 1921; Eli
jah Lilly, amount claimed, sl,+l4SO;
George Deck, Berkeley county,
amount claimed, 500: Robert s.
Flagg, executor OF Thomas &. Flagg
Martinsburg, amount claimed, 4,45e. =
CO. The Court says these claimants
failed to make satisfactory proof OF
their losses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-01-16
PERSONALS S.

The members of the Legislature
from this county are all at their post
of duty at Charlestown. Delegate
Gibson left last Friday. Senator
Knott on Saturday, and Mr.. A. s..
cambridge on Monday. Mrs. Dan
bridge accompanied Mr.. cambridge
and will remain in Charleston dur
ing the session.
Mrs. Jacob L. Hoffman and family
after visiting relatives in various parts
of Maryland, have returned to JET
ferson county. About the let OF Feb
ruary they will leave for MADEIRA
Fresno county, California, oJoin Mr.
Hoffman, who went there last NO
vember, and who has prepared y
home for them.
Mr.. William Turner. OF the Govern
ment Printing Office at Washington
is visiting his relatives in this neigh-
borhood. We had pleasant call
from him on Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry Shepherd, Jr., has re-
turned from a very pleasant visit to
various portions OF Virginia and
Maryland.
Mr.. Harry c. Getzendanner is able
to be about again after an attack OF
fever that bleached him most per
ceptibly.
Mr.. George w. Marshall, OF Phila-
delphia, spent few days in Shep
herdstown last week with Mr.. }. r.
Entler.
Mrs. Rachel Snyder has gone to
Baltimore to spend a month or SO
with her daughter, Mrs. McCleary.
Mrs. H. W. Potts and the children
have gone to Pittsburg. where MIR.
Potts is, to spend the winter.
Mr.. C. Ernest Samuel, OF Blue
field, this State, was among Shop
herdstown holiday visitors.
Miss Katie Deck, of this place, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Hines, In Roanoke, Va.
Miss Hattie Kuhns, OF Indiana, Is in
Shepherdstown visiting her aunt,
Mrs. d. NJ. Moser.
Miss Annie Molsr, daughter OF Mr..
d. G.. Moler, is on q visit to friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Ida Bitner, OF Walkersville,
Md, is visiting Miss Katie Derr, near
Uvilla.
Mr.. Walter Link, of Duffields, is
home from Front Royal on the sick
list.
Mr.. E. l. Lee has gone tolRichmond,
Va, on business trip.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-01-16
THE BAZAAR.

The bazsr held during tae Holidays
for the benefit OF the town hall was q
perfect success. The ladies feel very
much encouraged 10 find, after de-
Quoting all expenses, they cleared one
hundred and thirty dollars The
beautiful silk quilt, which was being
sold by numbers, will be found AT
Miss Title Harris's. where any one
who wishes TO guess the number can
do so. Other useful article. are to be
disposed Of.
The ladies wish 10 thank Mr.. Mar
ten for the loan Of the room, which
they appreciate very much; Messrs-
Lee s cambridge, for their kindness;
the band for their services; the pub
lie for their liberal patronage, and
those who so kindly contributed.
NJ.