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force bill will fail
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LACK of light caused the New York
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News Rooms and Publishing House

Business Ohice--CorIier Smith1eld
and Diamond Streets.
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Uncle sam's Scoop Net.
Chicago Tinies.I

HARRISBURG, Feb. 2S.
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@eh.xeranfder gdaeenbmnb.

9as folgeube gitcular, tim .beFen
9erbfeatIidung bic sGreie preRe" er.
fu@t tpurbe. III Dor einigen Sagen an
bic S9hBenbereine bes Meltens bers
fanbt pDrDen:
Sn Der ON 8. M1i ffatieebabten
0eriammluug bes Son Mntpnio
G@lbenuereins. tpurbe Der 8el@luB ge.
faBt, f@ BET Werdnaaltuug zines gro.
zen S9ubenftEes i'm Derbft bieIes
Sabres In Son Maioni0 au u~nteraieben,
bel !peI9er Geleeenbeit bann bic Orgo,
IMITATION eines 3eranii@en, ooer Meit.
3erauif@en G@lbenbunbes fattfinben
iou.
So nun 3us Musflbrung zines fol.
den eroben 6eIies Bic n6tbigen @eIb,
mittel botbdnben icin miiRem, 70 Helt
Der San MniuniO @@tiBenperein fol.
| 0enbe Bebingungen:
l. Dab fi6 ni@t tDeniger toIs 10 bers
f@iebene 8ereine bet6eiligen.
2. Gab li@ ole @ereiHe, tuelde Ed
3u betbeiIiaen nnnlGen, BEL benz Sc.
tretdr bes Gan Nnionio S1hben Der
ems, BERN Mrtbur @iinther, i1riftliG
onmeloeu unb aipar big fpdteitens Der
81. Muguf 1891.
8. DAP ieber 8erein Ieiner Nnmel'
bung bic Gumme bnn $25 beifh9t
tpeIde als pro rata 3abluns bes be-
trefenben 9ereins aur NusFhbrung be!
Geftes angefebeu tDerben fnl unb nnl
3u 0ieIem 3wede berlpenbet uerbei
fam, uno i'm 6olIe elmer gu i6mo@el
Betbeiligung, q. 3. inter 10 Ser
einen) ben betrefenOen 8ereinen gu
riidsrHatiet pirb.
Der San Mntonio G9hben Bereii
lit enti9IoHen, ipeni bieieit brei Beoin
sunsen G0lee seIeiiet tuirb, unb mem
bnrh bas Nn6gommert berfelben ba!
nbtbiee Snierefe an ben Sag geles
trirb, feline Mlbe au fparen, UNI ba.
5eft In itber Be3iebung gu einem grfolI
3u MAIDEN.
6erner tDurbe beT@Iofen, baB In
Sale fH elm lleberT@uB Bel benz Geii
erasben folIte, berfeIbe. entmeber ben
neu su eriinbenben gunbe 5utOmmt
ooer folte bieier niGt 3u 6taHoe Tom
men, banIt pro rata inter bic Berein
su beriheiIen, bic fi9 nit Der 3ablunI
ron $25 on benz Set betbeiligten
GOnts baeegen elm Deficit entlfeben
mas tpobl niht su befhr@ten 1T, +
mnB baEelbe reipettipe bonn 8unbe
eoer ben be~tbeiligenben Nereinen a.
gIeiGen Sbeilen getrageu iuerben.
Dir re@nen auf eentgenbe Betbeili
gung uR6 boften, bob bel bieler @ele
genbeit 0erfdumtes na6gebnlt mir
unb H9 bas GpriduOrt heDa5tbeitei
&c gut, allies gut"
M9tungsrol
gbuarb DreiB,
gbas. 5. u. 9ummeL
Special Romiie Oes g. u. S9hbeu
Wereins.
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sci es bur6 ben 6tabtratb Der
Stabt San MntoniO peroronet, bGB bic
Geftionen ems, 3tpei uno brei elmer
Orbinans, bic bas 6abren Der 6traBens
babnen f0ntrolirt, 10 u~rnge1n6ert ners
ben, baB He foIgenoermaBsn Iauten:
6ettion l. DAB In 3utunft teine
eIettriI1e StraBeneiienbabn in ben
@tabtgrensen San MntoniDs benrBt
tperben fol-. obne einen @onbufteur
unb einen Motprmanu au baben; Gus
Berbem fol- feline Gar, in elmer gntfers
nung Dpit elmer Weile bonn Mittelpunfte
oer Stabt, mebr afs 3ebn (10) Mtilen
bic 5tun6e f6 fOrtbeDegen, uno 3ebn
(1O) Mleilen bic 5tunbe In elmer @nts
fernung bon apsi Meilen bonn Mittelz
puntte Der Gtabt unb 5tuau3ig COY
Weilen in irgenb elmer 9i1tan3 bon
iber atpei (2) Meilen, aber nidt iber
brei MeiIen bic 6tunbe iber 8riiden
unb f@arfe gurben.
SettiDn2 2. DOB ale elettril9en
Cars, bic innsrbalb ber Stabtgreuaen
bet 5tabt Son Nnionio benubt tper.
ben, nit elmer orbentli6en @lode Der.
leben fnb unb einem guten, tlarbrens
nenben 2i6te, mel6es u6brsnb Der
Wintermonate um feds (6) 1br
Mbenbs unb IN Der Sommeraeit a@t ~
ubr Mbenbs angeainbet tperben fOa;
bic @lode ion bon benz MOtOrmar1e
elmer feoen Gar n~enigttens funfunbs
Febenaig (75) Sub bor etaer Strasens
~treu3ung aagel9tagen pegben, tn6 lou
berlelbe ipdbrenb ber 9reu3ung bas
26iten fortIeben unb bas G~prtbetpesen
Der Gar ~bolftdnb;s in ietner @etpalt
baben. 10 bob bieieIbe augenblidli@
ann 6tiQfanb gebra9t tDeroen fann;
au9 fol- es bic pfi@t bieier In9etels
tem iein, ba5lr Gorge gu tragen, baB
bic Signal 8aterae pGbreno ben bots
geI@riebenen 6tunbtn brennt.
6ettion 3. @ena su irsenb elmer
3eit cine elettrii@e Gar innerbalb Der
6tlotgrenaen ohne einen @otormarn
unb einen @onbufteur unb obne bic
@Iode unb Gi9nal. Qaterne, ME bas In
ben 6ettionsa ems un6 5pei borges
f6riebsn 1T, eri@eint, 10 ioll ber Ges
i9dftsfhbrer Der @eieli9aft ober bies
ienige perion, bic bas gigenibum uno
ben Betrieb tontrolirt, zines 8ergebens
f1uIoig fein unb, tpenu bonn &ecorber
i9uIbig befunben, gu elmer Gelbfrafe
BON ni9t peniser dig fhnf $50 unb
niGt mebr als sweibunbert Dollars
($200) nerurtteilt tperben. Nu9 lou
irgenb cine Yerion, bic se9eu bic Dor.
1Griften Der Seftionen ems uno 3tuel
bieier Oroinan3 perft6Bt, eines 8er=
gebens i1ulbig fem unb lou, tpenn
oom 3ecoroer fGulbig ertldrt, gu cine,
Gumme bon ni9t weniger als ftini
($5) unb ni9t mebr als apeibunbert
Dollars berurtbeilt perben.
paffrt unb eutgebeiBeu ben 4. Mai
1891.
9rnan @aIIagban,
Mtteftirt: Nanor.
6. g. GIaubon, Stabts@lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18
0eInm0bett lit 0eid5tbmin

Or, g. g. WkRs Merpens unb Gebirn : Rur 1T Elm
serantitieg fpedff@es 9eiImittd fur 9pifefte, qrdms
tfe, nefpoie Meuralsias Rppfi@usr5eus nerpbfe nebers
xetsung uMb Nbfpannnng, reruEIant ouf@ ben hters
mdbtaen Oennb bon MtDbeI rber Tdtat SHIaflciss
9eit, Mlteefgei4lasenbeii unb @ebirueripeimung bic
IN W1bnfnH nneartet unb ougemeines Gienb, Siems
i5nm nnt Cob bertetfhbrt. Gs 1T aua eln 9eilmttteI
SSrIens Sci seIDen GeI@le4fsra, GpermaturrhSea Ser
nxfaAt burH eetniee teberantrengnne rber burd
SHgenbfhnben. Sse6e G@aGtel enibdIf bic Eur fhi
einen Mecnat. 500 bic S@d9teI, cher 6 G@aHtslu
ftr 800, bur6 ne gcf seseu GlnIsnbung bes 9Sreifes.
Mdr aaranttseu, Dob 6 G@ahteIn feben Tan heller
ueEben. miit jeeer 9ereauug fur 8 S@a9ieln, BITE Be
ms init BEN 4retie sintduft, fenben mir benz Befeue
nnlerea f&rijtlt@en Garantte sG@eint bab mir bal
Sch lufhdi9iden, lBenn baR Wittel tetne 9eiluns Be-
uirlts Sot4e S9etue fcefbeu nur a~u69eteut BON
Ctr Drus Gtore (Ginltse A9enten) SO. 8 Gai
Commerce Gtreets Gan Antcnle, 2sgas.
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Cine OroiAaua.

welde ben &ransport BON sei9IaGietem
0leb ober bon Jleil@ bur@ bic
@iraBen Der Stabt Derbietet,
Denn baRelbe ni6t geaii>
genb 3ugebedt 1T.
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%

Der nnter3ei@uete aeist hermit allen
Den1etItger, pel9e irgenb einer BE,
i9dftt9unB ober einem 8etperbe mad,
eeben, obne porber bic bo3u erforbers
ltde Slaeus ertangt gu baben, an, baB
tpenn oie Si3ensiteuer ni9t innerbalb
e1aes Wtonats beaablt morben lit, Eel
benz Neforber 3lage erboben uerben
tpirbi uebereintimmuns nit @eftion
80 ber StabtsO roinan3et.
g 10. &if1e,
Sta6t, Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18
Oeffentli6e Mmseise.

Office bes @itD Collector.
San Mntonio, 6. Mfai, 1891.
@igentbiimer bon 6ads, grpreBsWaz
gen, SobsW ogen, 9raDs, Carts. uub
onen arberen 5ubrmerfer, pel6e gun,
8ermtetben gebalten tperben, tperoeu
hermit bena@ri6tist, baB bic 2icen3z
Steuer fir bieieIben iebt fdlig 1T fir
bas Sabr beginnenb am /. Mai 1891.
gb 10. &tf@e,
@itD Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18
8emetsfaMe.

g. 8. Clifford in @ew GaRel, gBts. Bate ~nerpbies
Ropfreb nn6 Gbennatt8mu8, bic acknowledgements
faren tn i4le9ten 3nftanbe, Bite 2eber merfli6 anses
srifen, bate teinen glppettt unb mar h~berbaupt rSaz
ftdnDts e%ntttaftet. Dret GlaiAen electric SttterS pa,
Ben IN furtrt.
Gbparb ebepberb, Sarrisburs, gu +, tatte eine
pfene Wunbe am Beine, Bite idcn a4t Sabre ~selaufen
mar. @ebrau@te bret Slai4en Gleetrtc 8itters uuD
iieben S&aGteln @udIen'8 @rntca @albe unb bic
Wnnbe TT sebetlt.- Sptn Speater, Gatapba, Sbtp,
Bate funf 2Bunben am Beine burd Steber peruriaat.
pie Nerbte ~ertldrten %ieinen Sau ais unbetlbar. Sine
Sllai9e Gleetrie SitterS unb etne Sbadtel 8udlenS Nrz
saen &pOtbeteR. Dreib, GhompiOn 8 Co., W6pleiale
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3efaltat beS 4fin8ft gobieRen oes g..
u. Sd1tiBett : 8eretuS.

Su1"P$W SS&StUp,
&reis. Saise. gerein. &tnse. greiie.
l. q. etepes, 9. u. ..ersba.
2. pr; y. 9erft S.@ lie. @letbertdnber.
4. s. Sefel, 9. u. ........10S. 49,. ShdufelItubl.
b. u. StepeSt 9. u. ......l07....S beez Gerpice.
6. u. @ltmann, g. .....107....T Std @ebed.
7. .. Sprde, gBacp SprinsS. 107. -. Ternrpbr.
8. gB. u. Benoler, Borne .106. i. +. .&tIe @ein.
8. q. @hntbert @. M.......106. 49, eppt&.
10. y. 6. Wenbler, Borne. ..105.. 8atrpnenteide
II. Spbn Gesler, g. q. ......1 04. %. 9tfe Gtsarren.
-. o. Sp9eS, @oseIS @aaep. 104. . F.. .Me5er.
Is. s. Siffler, GeussrFs. ..104.. !. .8agenbede.
"a. s. Oe8ener, g. u. ..1O4... .@ldier.
10. 9. @ltmann, g.. q. $3.50. 103. . . .9atrpnen.
is. Y. 96pperwetn, 6. ...101.... 9tubl.
II. 6. Crime, @eu=8rfs. !. .lOO.. /. .NnaeIfpd.
IS. W. Staert, Gibplp @aaep. l00.. 49,. 8af6sei6trr
10. Mlots altmann, 9. Ill.,. 98.... SelbfdS6e.
20. 8. SaDa, &eu=SrHS. -. 98....@aIen.
3. Mcpe, @&ledteter edub, Copper.
s. Npi4, Sdusen=3bnts.
Spbn !eesler,, Bitter S@ub.
Das @@dBenfet bes ean Mntonio
59aBensW ereins tuer iebr fort befu9t.
Us fpurbe i'm algemeinen Iebr gut gez
i6ORen.
9err Gufab @roos ~bertbeiIte nit ell
tler turaea Mnfpro6e bic berldiebenen
Breiie.
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Cine Nr0inan.,

um bic 6etionen ems bis brei elmer
Orbinana au amenbiren. beaasli9
Der 6abr 3OntrOle ber
6trQBenbabnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18

s@- George MangoIb eriu@t
Ieinen Nrnber Mneelus i9 BEL Wenb.
lanb & Doblbusb6ing, SO, 302 Gufins
StraBe az meIoen, I'm bon ba i16bere
Nadri1ten 3u erDarten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18
oetfemtiide stnseise.
Office bes @itp Collectors

Office bss @itp Collectors,
Sun Mntonio, 6. Wtai 1891.
Nae petionen, uel6e gu WaHer fur
electromagnetic bere@tigt fnb. tuer>
ben bierbur6 aufgeforbert. lire Mai1ers
ffeuer Dor @aoe biefes Monats gu Be.
aablen.
CD. Rifaei IT,,
@itD Collector.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18

Sci es bur9 ben Stabtratb Der Gtabt
San Nntonic perorbnet:
section /. DAB es bon iebt ab
fir Sebermanr ungeiebIi9 fein fcQ, IT.
senb wsI6es gef@la@tetes @ieb ober
Gleii4 bur@ bic StraBen bet Stabt au
tragen, 30 fabren ober fonfuie 3u
transpoitiren, menn bafelbe ni9t 3uges
bedt unb 10 ben 8liden Des publifuMs
eut3ogen 1T.
Sectiom2. Seoermanu Der IT.
,9enb cine Der Befimmunsen ser Sec
ton l bieier Oroinana Derlebt, ion
zines 8ersebens f@ulbis era6tet tperben
unb ioq nod feiner 8erurtbeiIuns Dor
benz &ecorber 3u elmer Strafe bon ri9t
peniser als faaf Dollars (5) unb ni9t
me1r als auei bunbert Dollars ($200)
b%erurtbeiIt tperben.
Wnaenommen unb gebiQigt ben IL.
Mfai 1891.
8rpan Gallagher.
Nttefiri: Mapor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Staots@ Iert.
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p. Mcpe, S&le@teiter S9ub, GpppI
s. Npi4, S6lsen=3bnts.
Spbn QeoIer. Riffer<@ miih
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18
Das gtiftnn8s Set Ses arie9er=
Wereftt4.

@dbreno Der Iebter Sage feblte es
bier in San Mntonio ri9t an gsfelis
gen 8srgnhgeu, bel beneIt fi6 bic 9iel,
gefiaItisieit unferes beuti@en 8ereias.
lebeas In ibrer bolen gntpidlun8 3eiete.
Nm gamftag berantaltete Der 8eets
tobensM duner1ot i'm MiRons'@ arten
cine Mbeno.u nterbaltung, gefern belt
Der San Nntouio.@ 6tBen.8 erein iein
Yfingff.G 9ieBen ab unb i'm San Yeoro
Springs parte feierte Der Rrieger.0er.
Elm In 8emeinf9oft nit ben 9ermanns.
fS6nen unb benz San Mntonio > Mdn.
ner9or fem 3tpeites Gtiftungsfef. 1nb
beute beranltoltet Der @drtner : gereil
Tein pienic. 9as plcnic 5uLl Belten
Der @eranIfaltung Der 6eier bes beuts
fGen Cages In 2eon Springs unb bas
Monof9ein. picnic bes 8eetbobensM dn.
ner@or am gnbe bieier Mo9e tperben
boiiir iorgen, baB bic Mo@e ebeniD gut
abi@iieBe, pie He a%ngefange1.
Dos 6tiftungsfeit bes 2rie9er : Ser.
eius bereiniste i'm San pebro Springs
Barte bic Mitalieber 6es 0ereins unb
berert 3ablrei1e 6reuube. Man tDar In
@emeinf@aft nit ben 3ur 3beiInabme an
Der 6eier eineelabenen 8ereinen bon
Der @ambrinus , Dale inter ben 2ldn.
gen elmer Iu(igen Matf6 MuRt abgerRdt
unb bate an Der Ode bon @olebabs
lunb Ncsquid,G troBe bic bereitffsbenbeu
eIettrii9en Cats beifieeen. SIN Parte
enltpideite R9 baIo elm reyes 2eben.
Man amiRrte fi@ aufs Beiie unb ou@
an 6eareben nnb Geuerperf feblte es
uimt. Den Bel1luB biIoete Elm Ball,
Der Bic i~an3luiiigen Paare big gum frtis
ben MDrgen beifammen belt.
Das Jeit tDuroe bur@ bas f96ne
@etter | nsber benfbar beiien Weiie bes
sinfigr.
aas~ @eorge MQngoIb erlu6t
fn3A1, Nasr ha~ NmnnfsR HA ka; momh.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-18

Sds- Sn unter3eus, 6emben, 9OiIet'
tearti!el finbet man n%irgenotuo before
Ausuabl als BEL aneoa # & Spbn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-09-18
Awful Destruction by an Earthquake.

A dispatch from San Salvador,
dated September 9th, says: Millions
of dollars worth Of property and
many lives were destroyed in this re-
public by earthquake to-day. Whole
towns were wiped out, and advices
indicate that hardly a city in the
country, except those along the coast,
escaped the awful effects Of the con-
vulsion. At just five minutes before
two o'clock this morning the earth
began to shake. The shock lasted
twenty seconds and the earth rose
and fell in long waves. Men, women
and children rushed shrieking and
praying in the streets; walls ofhouses
cracked, tottersd and fell; there was
a continuous rnmbling as if Of heavy
thunder; the sky was overcast and
the air was filled with fne, penetrat-
ing dust. The panic stricken people
fiocked to the open ground outside Of
the city where temporary shelters
were thrown up wherever possible.
All through the morning there have
been slight shocks and the inhabi-
tants are afraid to return to their
houses. The towns throughout the
country have suffered more severely
than the capitaleven. Analquito and
Comasagua have been completely de-
stroyed. Cojutepeque, Santa Tecla,
San Pedro and Masahuet are practi-
cally ruined, while damage was done
at Santa Ana and Susimtepeque, fully
sixty miles from here. 1t is impossible
at this writing to form any idea as to
the number of lives which have been
lost
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-09-18
VALLEY NEWS.

Grimburg & Morris, dealers in cloth
ing, notions and shoes, at Roanoke,
Va, have failed, with liabilities OF
$4,000.
Mr.. Henry Peyton, well-known
old Virginian, died near Staunton last
week. He was the father Of Mr.. Bern
ard Peyton, of Charleston, this State.
The monument erected at Winches-
ter by the Sedgwich Memorial Asso-
citation to the memory of Gen. David
A. Russell will be dedicated Septem-
Der 10.
Miss Maude Lewis, daughter Of the
late q. Washington Lewis, OF Clark e
county, and Mr. +. p. Whiting, of Roam
oke, were married in Grace Church,
Berryville, recently.
A large number of the landowners
contiguous to Luray, who sold land
last year to the Valley Land and I'm
provement Company, have consented
to the repurchase of their lands of the
company.
The town council Of Berryville has
passed an ordinance requiring bar
rooms to close at Q 30 p. Ill. every Sat
urday night. and at the same time on
all other nights that they may be no
titled by the mayor to close them.
A deed Of trust to secure a loan Of
$3.50, 600 was entered in the county
clerks office at Lexington Tuesday
from the Rockbridge Company, the
founders of the manufacturing town
OF Glasgow, to the Manhattan Trust
Company of New York. The bulk OF
the debt runs thirty years.
The Buena Vista Paper Manufac-
turing Company has made an assign
ment to S. w. Blackburn trustee.
Failure to make collections and being
hard pressed by creditors was the
cause Of assignment. The assets far
exceed the liabilities. Plans for reor-
ganization are now under way.
Rev. William Cabell Brown and Rev.
John G.. Meem, Jr., graduates Of the
Virginia Theological Seminary, left on
their way to Brazil as missionaries,
sailing in the mail steamer from New
port News last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Brown carries his wife, and Miss
Packard, daughter Of Professor Pack
ard. of the Virginia Theological Sem
mary, goes with the party.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-09-18
A Girl Sued for Flirting.

A dispatch from st. Paul, Mimi, to
the Chicago Tribune says: Social cir
cles of the twin cities are on broad
smile over the remarkable suit brought
by John w. Turner, of Minneapolis,
against Miss Ella Terwilliger, pretty
brunette of twenty summers. The
suit is for $1,000 damages, and the
young man claims this amount on the
ground that the Young lady is COM
mon flirt. Referring to his case, Mr..
Turner said with great warmth: This
is not breach of promise case. but
case for damages. l don't like flirt-
ing, and am going to show people
that this country is a very unhealthy
one for that kind o. business. l have
been fair with the girl. told Der
that l detested flirting, and when l
commenced keeping company with
her told her that did it with the in
tention Of marrying her, and had ev-
cry reason to believe she intended
to marry me. Now she has gone to
flirting with other people, and in
tend to punish her for it."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-09-18

THE West Virginia militiamen who
were encamped at Gypsy Grove last
week did not have the picnic that
they had expected. On the contrary,
they had plenty of hard work, picket
and guard duty until they were sick
of it. and anything but a Delmonico
bill of fare. To add to all, the rain
poured down nearly all the time.
There was considerable grumbling
among the men, but, come to think
Of it. 1t 10 just such sort OF an expert
snce that is usually the soldiers lot,
and we rather think it is good thing
for them. Soldering is not all fun
even in these piping times Of peace.
This IL the first encampment OF our
State militia, and Of course the Of
ficers had to learn q great deal. 1t
will be better next year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-09-18

Uncle John Nc keehan always en-
joys the Morgan s Grove Fair, and this
il what he says about it this year III
the MELVILLE pa Star and Enterprise {:
MIR. EDITOR :-Having had some experience
as to the attractions of this fast becoming
popular place, We felt we could not foreco the
opportunity OF again visiting and seeing our
many friends at Morgan's Grove. According
ly on Wednesday morning last We bonded
the go train and at II. IN. we were set down
at the grove minus our duplicate check. Con-
sequently the conscientious bagSage-master
would not permit us to have our trunk with
out the usual preliminary half dollar, which
we paid, and was about To rehlove the trunk
when 10. here came 4 dispatch from Alex
Miller to give Uncle John his trunk, all right;
30 we got our trunk and half dollar and went
on our way rejoicing.
About the fiji st man we met was DR.. Rey-
nolds, President of the Association, who gave
US a very cordial welcome and made Us feel
quite at home. Then the gentlemanly sccre
tary and Col. Morgan himself, who gave US II
"bully" handshake, and Ill the rest. Indeed,
they all gave us good Old Virginia recep-
IlOi ana eStTleu luGulstINtS W ItIp 10 IN
up. We were much pleased with the appear
ance of the surroundings much improvement
and extension OF the grove. Many new build
ings and conveniences have been added since
last year, evidently growing in Importance
every year since orr first visit, almost equal
ing the famous " hliams Grove in exhibits.
&c. The fine old oaks gave abundant shade
for the comfort Of the crowd OF people there
gathered.
We had very pleasant grip Of the edltori-
al paw OF the Shepherdstown REGISTER, with
whom we exchanged the usual newspaper
courtesies.
Our hotel being somewhat crowded, after
supper walked out, and meeting u decent
look ing gentleman with a badge, inquired
where we might find quiet lodging place.
He Immediately told us TO come with him,
where we found good bed and break and
very pleasant and moral family, for which
we are indebted to Mr.. W. Mcl}ee. If We are
spared to another year we want more OF our
citizens TO go with us and get knowledge OF
our southern neighbors and hospitable good
fellows. We are glad they have been so sue
cessful In their efforts for the benefit OF the
citizens. UNCLE JOHN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-09-18
Scrofula is Bad.

For all forms and variations of scrof-
ula, which stands next to contagious
blood poison, in the problems that it
presents, s. s. S. is specific. AS d
remedy for this disease, it stand pre-
eminent and Incompatible. Where
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does fail in nine cases out of tens
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testimonials that the proprietors have
on file, and others which they include
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er tributes could be paid to the singu-
lar efficacy of this medicine than those
which are embodied in these unsolici-
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alone would place it at the head Of
all blood medicines.
WoLCoTT BALEsTIER, who ha- col
Elaborated with Rudyard kipling in
the new novel which The Century will
publish, is q young American now
living in London. He is a writer and
a business man as well. being a mem-
Der OF the recently organized firm Of
Heinemann & Belestier, of Leipsic,
which is publishing series Of copy
righted English and American novels
on the continent OF Europe in the
fashion OF the Tauchnitz editions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-09-18
Deafness Can't be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that IL by constitutional
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ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
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rumbling sound or imperfect hearing.
and when 1t is entirely closed, Deaf
ness is the result, and unless the in
fammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that we cannot cure by TAX
ing Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
FL. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists at 75c.