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CAST OFF CLOTHING.

AsToEIsHINGLY high prices paid for Ia
dies. gentlemen's and children's 8 discarded
Clothing, fine Evening and Street Costurnes
Diemonds: Jewelry, Bric-a-Brac F1irs &c
Cali or address Mr.. or Mrs. NATAL. 744
6th-ave.
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EMPLOTHI1N1 AGENCIES
ST 3GRTMGl 0EaFM'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
211 East 42d-st.. first class domestics are
supplied.
MME A. EKSTRONTS. Oldest Swedish,
German. French Bureau. references in
vestigated: established ISIS: only private
families supplied. 34S 4th-ave.
H. HOTOPS. German Employ ment Agency,
$50 3d-ave (57th-st) t)-Reliable help OF all
nationalties investigated. references
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 SECONDHAND
wood and iron working machines: fully
<uarsuteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GDO- B. EDDY. 3oS Aadisoa-ss-
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GAS.

GAS.
CONSUMERS can have bills reduced 2Oco 70
900 with improved illumination: particu-
lars and terms. Apply TO u. 5. GAS CON
81 LINERS ASSOCIATION. 13O East 23d-st
WANTED. Immediately. by refined intel
ngent Young woman who Is a competent
stenographar and typewriter. with several
years practical experience some position OF
trust. where accuracy and good education
will be appreciated as well as conscientious
service: salary must not be lower than SI2
per week in order 10 live respectfully and
honestly; no agencies. Address URGENT
Box ~ Tribune Office.
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BILLIARD q POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms
MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
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GOLD FURNITURE * REGILDTSC

pTGGFST BARGAINs.-Closing out Beau
tifll Gold Chairs, 81 80. Regilding. Esti-
mates furnished. GOLD FURNITURE
MANUFACTURERS 90 Sixth-ave.
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TYPEwRITERs

Remsngtons. Smiths. S35: rentals reduced;
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 241 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED
ATTENTION MEN!-Cheap trip to any
European port: London, Liverpool. Ham
burg Bremen: also free passage and
steady positions procured. SHIPPING Of
FlCES, 8 Clinton-st and % Wesf-st.
ATTENTIONl-Men wanted; S. 81 takes
YOU to Europe, also experienced cattle
men wanted. ATLANTIC SHIPPING OF
FICES, zoe 2d-st.
ACTIVE YOUNG MAN 10 or IT years Of
age. educated in mathematics and OF
mechanical turn OF mind. can find employ
ment n Milliken Bros. Engineering De-
partment, II Broadway. City.
THREE BOOK CANVASSERS; high CON-
mission; workers only. 80 East l4th-st..
Room 33
wANTED.-Bright boy for office work;
must be good penman and have references
Address ]. II. c.. Tribune ONCE
WANTED.-Second man; English preferred.
East 69th-st., Wednesday. 10 O'Clock.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGEN-Y.
Licensed and Bonded. $40 Brosd.av
Rooms 717-71S, telephone 1. 68I ErsnISIin -
AL evil and criminal cases attended TO bv
expert detectives. male and femais
DESKS Il OFFICE F'URyTTuRp
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BOARD AND ROOMS
A HOTEL ROLAND,
68th-st, between Madison and Park avsf
Modern hotel. with every comfort and cen,
yenience. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. 81 PEa
DAY 50 WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS. MILH
BOARD, S12 PER WEEK SUNNt
ROOMS, WITH BOARD. S14 PER WEEh-
Every room has hct and cold water steam
heat and electric tight Suites OF two Sse ~
three rooms, with bath. References - re
ouired. CANNOT BE EoUALLEp FOH
The MONEY.
5srH-sT.. $50 wEsT.-Brisht sunny rooms
in ar apartment, with or without Doafo'
elevator.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. ss QIamiIton
Terraca) three blocks west OF Sth-aVe.'
of West 141st-st--Rooms. with board: pr
vate family.
2OTHST.. 10 EAST.-MTs. Beach has
handsomely furnished parlor, second moor.
near Holland House: board optional
5fT9-sT. SO WEST. Handsomely FUR
nished first hoor, private bath. toilet;
parior bedroom. private bath. toilet; also
suall room.
16a EAST 118TH-ST.-Bacl1 parior to let,
with board: running water; suitable for
doctor or dentist.
40 EAST SsTH-ST.. near arl-ave.-Rooms
with board: references exchanged.
ST. ALBANS, Z East 31st-st.-Redecorated
throughout elegant suite; private baths
and service; parlor dining room; table
hoard.
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CREDIT TO ALL.

CREDIT TO ALL WITHOUT SECURITY.
IClothing for Ladies. Men and Bows.
rsaay made. 70 order. PROGR RESSTVF
CLOTHING AND CLOAK CSONPsN- 7
west l4th-st (Open Evenings
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HELP WANTED.
Female.
A YOUNG. strong. competent woman, good
cook German or English, for general
hOusework. IN apartment with two
adults: wages S15. Call between ! and to
day, 2O1 West 54th-st.
WANTED.-An intelligent French maid for
two young girls CParisiant; must have best
Of references. Apply between 10 and I
Wednesday, West 56th-st.
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Real Gstate i11anteo.

NNTANT TO HIRE poultry farm about . 20 < -.
State W., S5 Dean-sL, Brooklyn - W" AorA
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EARS.

z. WEISER. Furs and Fur Garments 20
order: also renodelled and redyed into
fashionable styles. 42f 6th-ave.
STBINBERG. 12l East seth Street
Fine furs. seal garments. made 10 order.
remodellsd 20 the latest: large assortment
fIr sets for Christmas presents; reasonable
prices.
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90 Get for Bnsimess ilnruoscs.
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MOODS GYMNASIUM.

HOW TO GET STRONG.-Handbau. box
ing fencing, baths &c. WOODS GYM
NASIUM. 8 East 2sth-st. Entrance. s5;
monthly cues. 50.
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FURNISHED Apartments 90 Eet.

A RTIsTIcALLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS of seven
- large sunny rooms. Apply 70 RUTLAND OFFICE
Broadway ard 57th St.
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VALET.-Euglish: understands vvarfr0b.
shoes; care OF apartments. r. CHAM
BERS 165 East 89th-st
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MIDDLE AGED WOMAN. expsrisncsd IN
all household duties, city OF country. lA3
Meserole-st.. Brooklyn. 1st dOor; no cards
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FURNIsHED ROOMS To LET.
NEW handsomely furnished heated rooms;
ladies only. small private family; 50
weekly; breakfast 81. PHILLIPS. 1O2 West
seth 81.
Is LIVINGSTON PLACE (Stuyvesant
Square,, near East 16th-st., opposite St.
Georges Church. - Beautiful furnished
rooms; large, small
TTH- AVE-. 19S. near 23D- -ST.-NewIy fur
nished room for gentleman cheap. Nor
ner's bell
1913 WAVERLEY PLACE.-NiceIy fur
nished front parlor. suitable for couple or
gentleman: house heated: all cOnveniences;
rent reasonable.
15TH-ST.. S5S WEST-Square rOom suit
able for two gentlemen: hot and cold
water; privilege Of bath; inspection invited
75TH-ST.. Ill WEST.-Cheerful sunny
hall room, handsomely furnished large
closet. use OF bath; service first class. ref
erenCes.
I15TH-ST.. l34 EAST.--I.arge. airy rooms.
with heat and all convenienCes; suitable
for one or two: private house.
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I.AUNDRESS.- Jabls and bed hnsn
TO take home. including stage WORKS cob
oFed. KELLY. 139 East 13th-st
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PAGE BOY or SECOND MAN.-By vorn-
Englishman. 1S. best of references. Cff4Te
WICK. 220 East 14th-st-
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WATCHES ON INsrALMENTs.

WEEKLY PAYMENTS. - Fine diamonds
watches. WATCH SUPPLY CO.,
Maiden Lane. Room 81. All goods guaran-
teed.
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NURSE.-By competent Infants nurss;
thorOughly understands the care and BOT
tie feeding OF infants. best city references.
no cards. 12T West 4oth-st
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NALET--YoUng man. 20. a. valet with
gentleman travelling; reference. WIEDE-
MAN. 524 1st-ave
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VALET.-By German-Ane-fcan thoroYgbT-,
competent; willing. obliEing ana honegr.
shave; good traveller. references a At4rsss
g w. 40 Hobart-ave-. Bayonne. " D.
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ENGrSEER. R.-Amerfcans city or country
has arst class city license and references
w, s5 Dsan-st-s Brooklyn
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COOK--ThorouEhly understands cooking.
personal reference: no washing. PSI West
25th-st.. third floor three days.
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INDESTRUCTIBLE PHONOGEAPH and
Graphophone records. 5sC. each: all fine
masters: Edison or Columbia records So 80
per doz: supplies cut rates. - inch Brass
Horn. S1.50; 30 inch. $3.50: Diaphragm
Broadway Room l.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
A Tragedy at Brunswick.


Charles + Seeb-rgrr, electrician foi
the Baltimore ami Ohio Railroad 1t
Brunswick, Nd WAS shot aud perhaps
fatally injured by Jerome P. Swart-
lev, conductor of the same road, at
Brunswick Sunday morning. Swart-
lev, 1t is said, has for some time sus-
ppcted his wife Of unfaiihlulness, and
Saturday left the house. apparently
10 90 out OF bis run. Inste"d. ne re-
turned to Brunswick during the night,
and on going TO his home on Sunday
morning is alleged to have found See
berger there. The irate husband at
once drew his revolver and began to
shoot. As soon as Seeberger saw
SNarrley be attempted TO grapplv
with hun, but before be could do So
be received one shot IN the thigh. The
men then cliuched and Seeberger
grabbed the revolver in his right hand,
and using his whole strength threw
his opponent to the floor Seeberger
landed Oh top, sud though he had a
grip on the pistol, SwaItley succeeded
IN firing 1t off again. Seebergers
thumb was over the month OF the
weapon, aud the ball, 36-calber
passed through the point OF his thumb
and entered his abdomen. The men
fought tunously, each endeavorlug to
get possession Of the weapon. Swart-
ley at length wrestrd It from his op-
ponents grasp, and by supreme FL
fort turned HIM over He then dI.
recred the pistol towards the other
breast and fired, the ball piercing the
man lung
Serbergrr,though wonnded severely
three times, and bleeding protusely
still fought. aud succeeded IN finally
getting thu pistol OUT of the maidenrd
conductors hand He then was able
20 get away
He was taken to B fillmore on a
fast tram and was operated on by two
surgeons who, after three hours work.
succeeded IN sewing mp his wounds
The wound in the abdomen pierced
the iutestlues three times, and the
wounded man WAS constantly eXprc
tor4ting blood from the wouud IN the
lung All the wounds were powder
burned, showing the pistol was held
close to the body
Mrs Swarrlry was Miss Annie Rob
Ell, formerly Of WIiIiamsport. See
berger Is wiiower with a large
family of small children, and former
ly lived in Baltimore. Swartley also
had large family
Seebeller died Of bis wounds IL
the hospital in Baltimore Tuesday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
Death'S Decree.


Mss Susie Leggett, eldest daughter
of Mr. aud Mrs Thomas W Leggett,
died Monday night at the home OF her
parents at the toll house of the Kear-
neysville pike a mile from Shepherds
town. Miss Leggett had been Ill for
many months from stomach trouble
disease that baffied the skill Of the
physicians. Death must have been
10 her welcome releAse from the sui
frring she had 50 long endured. The
funeral WAS held YESTERDAY in the Re
formed church, the service being con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. Geo 6.
Everhart, assisted by Rev. DR. Chas.
Ghisplin The remains were buried In
the Reformed Cemetery. The relatives
ard friends OF the deceased have the
sympathy of the community in their
bereavement. They have the com
forting assurance, however, that she
is at rest with her Saviour, for she
died in the confident hope of bliss
full Immortality.
Mrs. Ellen c. Cameron, widow of
W H Cameron, died suddenl Y last
Sunday morning at the Carter House
in Charlpstown, aged about 45 years
She succeeded her husband As propri-
rtor OF the hotel after his death. She
Is survived bv two brothers and SIS
ter-AIrs L Craft-all OF Baltimore
Her mailen name WAS Game and she
was resident Of Frederick, Nd, prior
to her marriage. Mrs Cameron was a
member of the Catholic Church. The
cause of her death Is supposed to be
congestion OF the lungs.
CHARLES E lward Krmmerling, aged
10 years, died at Mnrtlnsburg last
week from lockjaw He complained
Of IA pam IN hI- rrghtankie which lm-
mpdlately began to swell rapidly.
Spinal Inflammation aud lockjtw de-
veloped, which resulted IN his death
Mrs Salhe SrIbvrt, widow OF Bern
ard SribrIt, died last Sunday at the
home OF her daughter Mrs Robert f
Miller, near Iuwood, Berkeley county.
She WAS TO wears OF age SIX sons
and daughters survive her.
Mr. Patrick 0 Biprne, a well-known
resident Of Hrrprr'- Ferry aud form.
er town sergeant of that place, died
last Saturday after brief illness OF
pneumonia. He was 10 years old.
Mr. John Thomas Meadows, who
was assistant postmaster at Martins
burg while c. W Boyer was postmas-
ter, died last week at Frostburg, Nd.
Mr. Arthur Ellis, respected citi-
zen Of HrdgesvII- district, Berkeley
county, dIed on Friday last, aged 90
Years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
1O2 Years Old.

AUNT Betsey' H4rtgrove, one Of
the oldest aud bes,-kuowu colorrd
women IN Wluchestrr,dIed last Thurs
dav NIGHT after long illness. She
was lO2 years old, having been born
IN 1898 Her memory Of people and
events was remarkabie.aud as nara
torof local aud national history She was
entertaining and correct As 10 dates
and faces. She WAS born in Martins
burg, when that place was founded,
and she occupied the frs house built
there She was then owned 10y Col
onel Stevens. son Of Gen AdnmSievens.
who laid out MArtlnsburg. She WAS
atterwarl sold to DR. Dennis Murphy,
who then hired her out to Garland
Butler. Of jefferson county. She then
passed into the hands of George
Doughertv. of Whitehall, Va, and
was soil again to Colonel Harmon, of
the Fifth Virginia Infantry, from whom
she procured her freedom. Aunf Bet
sev was very intelligent, and by thrift
accumulated considerable money. She
was the mother of Is children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
Among the Churches.

Among the ChurCheS.
THE religious services in the town
hall which have been continued each
night this week by thu various pastors
of the town have been maintained
with great terest, and the large
hall Is crowded every night Last
Sunday night the hall was filled to
the doors. aud an overflow meeting
was held in the Southern Methodist
church PRAYER service is held each
afternoon FROM / to so o'clock. a
humber Of persons have publicly sig.
uhrd their Intention to become Chris
uauS As the result OF the services. The
meetings will be continued each even
Ing Tins week.
NE. Church South: Shepherds
town II a. m Marvin Chapel 3 p.
IN Junior league $50 aud Epworth
League p. IN. The young people
are specially invited to attend the
morning service.
The communion of the Lord sup
per will be celebrated III the Re
formed church on Sunday at i a IN
Preparatory service on Saturday at 3
y m. Service III the town hall at I
p. IN.
Communion services in the NJ E
church at Snarpsburg Sunday at 10 80
a. III. Prayer meeting AT Mt. Wesley
at p IN Epworth League at Shep-
herlstowu at 45 p. IN.
Services in the Lutheran church at
Uvllt SUNDAY morning at ii o clock
CHRISTIAN Erdearor III Shepherlstown
at p. IN Union service III the town
hall at I =. II.
There will be services in the Pres
byteriau church Sunday, ii Provld-ne
permits, Ia Shrpherd,rown at II a.
IN aud at KrarurysviLIe at 3 p. IN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

George Myers. who pleaded guilty
at the present term Of the Berkeley
circuit court OF entering the room Of
Albert Queuzrl, aud stealing sum
Of money, has become a ravlng ma
Mac in his cell at the Jail. He has
eaten practically nothing for four
days, aud has kept up continual
howl during that time. He bites at
everyone who comes within his reach,
and tears his clothing in shreds.
Charles De Formiere, n prisoner con-
fined in the same cell, was seriously
bitten by the demented man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
A BOYS Foolish Act.

L4ndon Heskitt. aged IA years,
son of Landon Hrskirt, OF Piedmont.
this State, formerly OF Shephrris'own,
because his parents insisted upon h~
going to school to a teacher he dli
not like attempted suicide Monday
by shooting himself with IA revolver
The ball entered his side, struck rlb
and was DETECTED around to the back,
where 1t lodged The ball VAS re-
moved aud il is thought he will rrcov-
er. The shooting occurred in an up
stairs room at his home, where he
SAID he WAS going to get an article be-
fore starting to school.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
JOIN 81 Rnthellorl. one oi lhe -

John II Rutherford, one OF the brst-
known residents OF Frederick county,
died at his home near Winchester
last Saturday night after long i'll
ness He Was rs years Ct age The
battle of September 10 1864, was
fought on NJ RI helfori's farm, aud
near hi> house occurred the romantic
Incident which has since b-come ia
nous, when the late Miss Till- RIs-
sell, one Of The voluntary Southern
nurses, held the head Of Capt Ran
dolph Ri1geley, a badly wonnird
Confederate soldleriu her lsPsll night
long TO kee han from bleeding To-
death. She WAS alone on the battle
field. and bv her devotion succeeded
I'm saving the soldiers life
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
The Sick.

The Sick.
Mr.. VIM T. McQHlkin, Sr., who
has been in failing health for some
time past, has been quite sick the past
week. Mrs. B F. HARRISON, wife OF
Mayor Harrison, has been extremely
i'll since last week-Dr McSherry, OF
Maruusburg. was called IN consuIra-
ton on Sunday last Mrs Rachel
Snyder, who was very sick last week,
Is somewhat better this week. Mr.
John w. Grant, who has been confined
to his home by an injured leg, has I'M
proved considerably Mr.. John h
Snyder has been on the sick list for
the past week or two.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

Eccentric odd Billy Blue" cane to
town on another lark and landed IN
the lock up few hours after his ar
rival. The mayor put Billy AMI Ham-
mond Hayes, another coIorrd man vino
is serving ten days in the lookup, to
work leveliug the dump on the boom
Yesterday. Billy got the rheumatism
after he worked 4 little while and had
to be relieved They will be put to
work again tomorrow -Uytlasburg
World
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
After the Ball Was Over.

William Dunlap, Edward STider
and John Splnks were given hearing
Monday afternoon III Charlrstowu be-
fore Justice Howell on the charge of
maiciously assaultng George S Lewis
and J. NJ Miiey while returning from
dance Tuesday night of last week.
All OF the parties were held to await
the action OF the grand jury. SPinks
was committed to Jail and Strider and
Dunlap gave bail. A large crowd was
in attendance at the hearing, which
WAS held in the courthouse
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
lint Inrohhlna 4 .adachs

Would quickly leave YOU. il YOU used
DR. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matchleSS
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They mahrpurr blood and strong nerves
aud build upNuur health. Easy To take.
Try them Only - cents Money back
&c not cured. Sold al Remnants PhIr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
1883 1900
v P. LiCkIider.
New Years Greetings!

We begin the New Year by making
reduction on all our Fancy CHINA,
&c Embrace this opportunity II you
want Bargains
We are prepared to give yon Ing
v,lurs iu Shoes made expressly tor
he winter season for Men, Women
ud Children Everything needn' N
B OTIS. Shoes and Rubbers YOU can
dul here
II our Grocery Won can find every
thing iu season of the very best for
he least money, AMI We will do our
b.sr to supply your wants
There h,, been sharp advance IN
al hines # Goods. bat We buy for c,sh
and will give YOU the benefit OF our
purchases 10y selling ON the shortest
margin
We want Bacon. Lard Apples,
Beans. Butter and Eggs in exchange.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
sHEPHERosIowN Markets.
Notice to the Public !

The firm Of J. Terrell & Son having
been dissolved. all persons indebted vii
please make settlement of the same
The business hereafter viii be- conduct
ed by q w. Terrell, To whom it has
been transferred by the undersigned.
MRS. SUSAN TERRELL.
I.n'v IL 1OOO-l,y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
R. S. V. P.
II, Go bancho.

IA, Go bancho. K. 5. '. T.
The above is the form of invita-
ton received here few days ago an
nounclug u Interesting event to the
people OF Shepherdstown. The groom
Is Prot E II. VIckers, "A son Of Mr.
William Vlckers, OF this vicinity, and
native of Jefferson county. Prof
Vlckers Is well-kuown here, where his
early HE was spent,and the announce
meut OF his marriage 10 lady who Is
evidently native Japanese has Caused
much discussion. He is a graduate
of Shepherd College and Of the West
Virginia University. He was regarded
as an unusually bright young man,
aud his ambition 10 WIN Tor hlmse.i
the highest education lmpelIed hun
10 the hardest sort OF work IN
both schools After he graduated at
Morgantown he taught there Tor two
wears and then went 10 Harvard Uul-
verslty, where he took the A NJ. de-
gree aud secured travelling fellow
ship which enabled HIM to spend three
wears IN the universities in Berlin and
Paris, further flung himself Tor Int
erary career. He returned TO this
country about year and a-halt aS3,
and soon aitrrward was offered The
position Of professor IN the Kelo-Ggl,
ku University at Toxic, japan. lie
accepted aud left for his new field Of
labor, under d three ears engagement,
IN November. 1898 Just what TO-
mance may be connected with his
marrying lady who Is probably
native Japanese We DO not know, as
no facts are known here other than
the announcement above printed 1t
appears that the marriage has been
performed according TO both evil and
religious ceremonies, aud the knot Is
therefore a doubly-urd one. We ex-
tend our congratulations AMI good
wishes and hope that the union may
be happy one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

The Smith Manufacturing Company
has Just been organized at Wayues.
boro, Pa. Aren't there enough
Smiths in the country already?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

F. Il. Thirkirld. Health Inspector Of
Chicago. saws. "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly.
II cured me of severe dyspepsia. IL
digr>iS what you cal and cures lndiges-
uuu. heartburn and all forms ofdyspep-
STA. J. G. Gibson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

A big steamship WAS wrecked OFT
the coast of New Foundland last
Thursday during fearful storm. Ev-
erv soul on board Was lost. The ship
is believed to have been the Helgo-
land. from Phlladelphla for Norway.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18

The pension bill has been reported
10 the House Il carries AN appro-
priation OF $l45.245 $50 to pay pen
81 ns the ensuing year
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
nr Rurrs Cough Syrup invariably

cures promptly all catarrhal affections.
This wonderful medicine performs to-
day. and has performed in the past hall
century. the speediest cures OF colds IN
the throat, chest and lungs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-01-18
FOR SALE.

have for sale five Hcifers and two
Colts. Two Of the Heifcrs are TWO years
old aud the others are yearlngs. The
colts are yeariugs. Apply to me at
Duflields W Va.
S. w. HUNTER.
Ian IL lOOO-3w.