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labouchere's Mistake.

Henry Labouchere tells of an
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Persigny, Napolcon's right-hand
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THE CLIMAX OF AGGRE-
GATED WONDERS.
StupendOus Consolidation
of the Great A dam Fore
paugh and Sells Bros.
Shows.

From the New York Sun, November %, 1895.
Mr.. j. A, Bailey, who controls the
Barnum & Bailey show is sole owner
of the Adam Porepaugh show has ac-
quircd an interest with the Sells Bros.
and hereafter the Forepaugh and
Sells shows and will be under the
same tents. The Sells Brothers, CON
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than any preceding event in the show
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consolidation of two splendidly COM
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some rarest representative exclusively
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two herds of performing elephants,
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every species and size; the only edu-
Gated sea lions and seals; the only
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Niger antelope, gnu, Gland, and
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and reputable aggregation will ex-
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the morning of which day will be
presented magnificent double parade
introducing Queen Cleopatra's Barge
of State, two herds of elephants, open
dens of wild beasts, and other un-
rivaled spectacular features,
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iegsa School Examiners Meeting.

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Anril June, August October and Dece ber, at
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Matrimonial Advice.

Married in white
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4 CYCLING
MINISTER'S Exc E2EIllIIEENcE IE:IIllIIEENccEI:,
THE RESULTS oFloH|g1e, HARD RlDDElfIBI(e: RIDING,
FULLY 5000 MILES ON HIS WHEEL
He Makes Some Reflections on the Benefits OF the
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From the Pcs, J,:ca, -. Y.

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TIME OF PASSEMGER TRAINS.

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Obstinacy.

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n THE COLUMBUS
\ANDUSKY and HOOKING
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| Time Table i'll effect Dec. lG, 1898.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-05-28
Death of Mr.. John c. EckeIs.

Mr.. John C. Eckels, uncle Of Geo.
NJ. Beltzhoover, Esq, Of this place,
died last Friday at his home in Car
Isle, Pa, aged 70 years. The deceased
was one of the prominent men Of Car
Isle, and was greatly respected for his
integrity and high character. He was
county treasurer for one term, and
held other Offices Of trust and honor.
He was an active churchman and was
a leading member of the Second Pres
bvterian Church. He leaves to mourn
his loss four sons and one daughter.
The sons are Rev. DR.. NJ. J. Eckels, OF
the Arch Street Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia; Rev. Chas. E. Eckelsr
missionary in Siam John c. Eckels
Jr., in business in Carlisle, and Prot.
VIM. A. Eckels, now student at Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, form
erly a teacher in Shepherd College
this place. The daughter is Miss Gym
thia Eckels, at home. Mr. Beltzhoo,
yer attended the funeral on Monday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-05-28
Thirty Years Together.

Last Friday evening our friend Mr..
John P. Kearfott and his good wife
celebrated the thirtieth anniversary Of
their marriage by giving a reception
at their handsome and hospitable home
near Kearneysville. Nearly two hun
dred of their friends gathered to help
them celebrate the occasion, which was
one of rare enjoyment. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kearfott received their friends in the
parlor, and SO youthful and bright were
they it seemed hard to realize that they
were grandparents. Time has dealt
gently with them, and if his touch shall
fall upon them as lightly in the next
score of years they will fulfill the de-
sire of their friends and heartily cele-
brate their golden wedding.
John P. Kearfott and Mary Sidney
Deck were married May %, 1866,
near Vanclevesville, by Rev. J. w.
Jones. They were attended then by
Mr.. Mayberry Mckee and Miss Rose
Vanmeter, and it was pleasant coin
cidence that the groomsman and the
bridesmaid, now Mrs Couchman, were
present Friday evening and assisted
again in the festivities, During the
evening delicious and abundant re-
freshments were served from beauti-
fully decorated tables in the dining
room. Flowers of every sort made al
the rooms in the commodious house
fragrant and pretty. a great number
of presents We're received by Mr.. and
Mrs Kearfott, including an unusually
large variety of articles for home use
and adornment. The directors Of JEFF
ferson Savings Bank, body Of which
Mr.. Kearfott is a member, were pres
ent and gave very handsome set OF
linen, accompanied by mutual letter
conveying their congratulations. Mr..
and Mrs. Kearfott have been residents
of this county about fifteen years, hav-
ing moved here from Berkeley. Few
persons have more friends than they
have in this locality, and the throng
of excellent people that filled their
home Friday night were sincere and
hearty in their wishes for the contin-
ued happiness and prosperity Of the
host and hostess and their clever fam
| ily
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-05-28
Accident to a Workman.

Mr.. A. B. Anderson, a carpenter in
the bridge gang ofthe Norfolk & West
ern Railroad, fell from the Ramsburg
trestle yesterday and received some
painful injuries He was drawing a
spike from tie when his crowbar slip
ped and he fell over the side of the
trestle, landing with thump on the
ground thirty feet below. He was
quickly brought to Shepherdstown on
handcar, and Dr.. A S. Reynolds
gave him the necessary surgical atten-
ton. One Of his elbows was dislocat-
ed, his wrist was sprained and he had
a cut on the back of his head, besides
other minor hurts. DR. Reynolds put
him in good shape, and he was taken
to his home at Grove Hill, near Shen-
andoah, on train No. % in the evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-05-28
In the Circuit Court.

The Free Press says that in the cir
cult court at Charlestown Judge Faux
ner rendered decision Of Importance
to the justices of the peace throughout
the State 1t was in the case Of Jno.
C. Wiltshire VS.. Rein Smith. We
give the syllabus, as follows:
LIST. That provision of section ia,
chapter 80 of the Code, requiring judg-
ment to be entered by justices within
twenty-four hours after the trial, is
mandatory.
I'd. After the trial, means after the evil
dence has all been heard, and the attor-
neys. if any have been employed in the
case. have finished their arguments be-
fore the justice.
Sd. The judgment must be entered
within the time prescribed by law other
wise it is nullity.
18th. In this case judgment having
been entered four days after the trial.
the case having been submitted to the
Justice on the 2Sth Of December and
Judgment entered on the 4th of January
mot having been done within the time
prescribed by law, appellants motion
to dismiss the appeal is sustained, and
appeal dismissed, without costs and with
out prejudice.
R. E. L. HiIdebrandt, who pleaded
guilty to an Indictment Of thirteen
counts, which charged him with en-
bezzling $50 from the bank of Har-
pers Ferry, was sentenced to the pen
itentiary by Judge Faulkner for two
years, which is the lowest punishment
for the offence. The entire amount
which, it's claimed, he embezzled from
the bank is SAID to be $3.50.
DR.. Perry's trial is set for next Tues
day, June lst, in the circuit court at
Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-05-28
Democrats Carry Martlnsburg.

At the municipal election held at
Martinsburg formayor and five council
men Monday DR.. VIM. 7. Henshaw, the
Democratic candidate for mayor, was
elected, defeating G. F. Evans, his Re-
publican opponent, by SO majority
The Democrats also elected three Of the
five councilmen, and fourth, who was
defeated by one majority on the face
of the returns, claims his election and
will contest Should he be successful
the new council will be tie. Two
years ago the Republicans elected
their candidate for mayor by over
200 majority and four of the five coun-
cilmen. DR.. Henshaw is the youngest
candidate ever elected to the Office of
mayor in that city, not yet being thir-
ty years of age. He is at present a
member of the council.