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WILL MAKE GOOD The LOSSES
England seeking q" Wake Er~ftn-
ton for Flour and rroNi-
.ion~ seized.

Washington. Jan. There wee no
Developments here Friday Of interest,"
in regard to the seized American riour
and provisions the tao governments
concerned devoting their efforts 10 the
procurement Of evidence touching the
ownership Of the different parcels of
goods with the view on the part of the
British government il j. assumed here.
% making good the losses Of the own
ers. In fact. with the decision an
nounced by the British government &C
Mr.. Choate. Thursday. touching the
freedom of foocstufs from seizure un-
der ordinary conditions the sensation
al features have passed from the ne
gctiations. and all that remains Dow -
to adjust certain small details
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MUST BE DONE OVER AGAIN.
Russis-s Great Siberian Hallway
Must he Practically Recon
strurted Before Completion

Washington. Jan. 1s.-Before the
completion of the Siberian railroad II
has become necessary TO rcconstEnc.
the work already done. and this wall
cost not less than S25.000.000- The in
formation is supplied 10 the state de-
partment by Commercial Agent Green
er. al Nladivostock- His report com
piled from Russian sources shows
curious condition of affairs ON the
-uad. In the haste Of construction
and the anxiety TO get everything
cheap the road was laid with a Il
round rail instead of 2i-pounc rail-
The bridges were built Of wood and
crossings were made far apart Con-
sequently more than twenty miles an
hour can not he made ON the level
with safety. Only one passenger and
two freight trains are run
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TWO MEM TOWNS
Stories Told ny TRAVELLING Aea Aboss
q Couple of Decidedly Poor
Places to Live In-


TAer acre taking nhoar bad touns-
The rEsEazesr E.-hc~ ! ever w1s IN n
che man VI no rr1veas f1r a Chicago haEse. -
down la Massachusetts lay. do yuG kfea
whas Aaqpene1 " hlle l MAS stoFrEng t-sr~
omret 4 man had f1Alen lhrUu-h a A1s M
the sidewalk and sustained IrIgrles r1lt ~
su.red 10 she l1ss Of his rl,-ng arm Hs .-sl
the CITY icr t1rm1-s@- and the case u1s tr-tl
before a gury. WA.eA- the papers >aa1. VS.
romr,nss1 az rerrg sen sAtlve clrlzErs- w
whas do x1n SUPPOSE they did 20 Ar
BrnurAr IN 4 vsrt1ct In favor AZ tEe si-v
ho-E. ~ sE.1r Srnsm1ch a. he Wa Lttr-alle
h. anIurT ds1m't amount 10 anything
Yes rnf cigar malr sand -t1AG'- Fre-rz
mean Gown. Admit tEr AMOS * a -ur-
one Tins place j. N Pslrsy wanna An lf-
onainsanre al rnlne down y ere was InIlr
snrne time 1r0 IN pretty Eleh the same Uly
the MAN You rneu-B1ned cot hurt tie EEL
n had sstewa'k and lost one az hls ls-s- be
sued the rasy. ant didn't gst anTrnrr !
never heard 1ns. shy hus probably hecl--@
the rurur,s didn't heaneve be NEEDED nlcre rrl-
one leg N rs business. seSIr< that be w.
a barber and c~71l int hone a rzxlr OF sraV-
a nan wl-h his foot anyway Bls =a--- I
haven't COME 70 the pozat al w1leh the rsl
rnea-ress developed Benz poor r-ln- Re
eoulHn'r afford 10 boy 4 ccrk le-- - be nll
a. get along w1rh ! wooden Peg and one dag
while be was crossing the prr1efpal SIRE :
tins neg in @orne Way cot wet-ed herwef1 Z
fnursfe "a having stones r-<lr IN the rll-- e vs.
ne street, car track II took them rslris Ar
hcu- TO GET hEun loose and What o. 500 mp
poe haupnn@d them Banned Il tnry -l-- 2
e. and me hSm ten dollars and er-ts :
oas.rrsrt II ( trztzle- -S1lca-0 Il1n@=- Hem
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REED AND HIS MUSIACEE-
The Man from Nafae Was fro1e OF
u TIL . barber Did Ia Up
for Him.

TIE r-e-herx OF the last tw0 cen zrgsss-
r1ll REGAL the srnr0.h-sEaven vl-A-e c-
former Speaker Reed sand Al 0a1 Alta -
al the house 10 Times reporter the - r.
6av. And the oder En@ruhers NIL Akfw ~
rsrnernf-er that Reed az che rTEle wcre a
rrus-zche OF a few s-rAG- nnz hairs ~ c----
seen on the upper lps OF extreme rts-E
men How Mr. Reed parted via rs .lr-t--e
apology can hest It tod b. a CERTAIN bari'-r
II she ncuse Of rEElrfscnr4-Iye wao 1-te-a-s,-
70 that -en-.@n1r-s wants
-Ore cAy the hlr mar from Name SETTLE
hsmsef IL the nzro@rs cn21- ard re,s-esrt'-
a save When the cv@rzrl1n Vas &c y .ste,-
Mr.. Reed 1izarensc hlm1sslr and 1sksi-
Have you any D. that Cd tasalcres- F-a--ll--e
10 MAY rmEs~r1f nes wIrh<
The hGrn@r hls-ied among hrs pots a. z
,1-z and produced q French rrsFar7ti-n l-
vurre z quarter q a cs-turE an. an tsen
proceeded TO wax the ends q the N---~s
s.zrs.rsa-l's few wlrrl1ke hairs
--Wher the rn1n % snap stct senteree-
arose ard o0nrernr arsc hlrrssat 70 IN =. r
4 he surr.sst 10 the 1s-c-a-net barber ant s1,.l
I Cut -his tianked-hIlrk rn-s-ache 91. Z
ron have made me lock Ike a c1rre1rA-e
catfish
--~rcs then Nr Reed ms ryE veru rrs
e-rgr-uE hxzga-h hls nose w ASKING 2
Y Tlne8-
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Manila Jan. 1e.-tontinuro opera
tons of Bates command south 81 Ma
Mia. The Thirty seventh ard thirty
t.inih regiments are al Caiamhsa- conn
maiiacd Sx inllar,d. Ca january l.
Iullnrd. with two hatraiions # 'h--
rhiriN-nirsih. attacked a fon-e OF insur-
gents IN the vicinity. driving shc che
ms. capturing town of tal1Nuo. the
following On, Einan. Enemgs los
20 Killed. large number wounded
and 20 prisoners and rifles caPiur--A-
Our casualties three men slightly
aounded.
.-on january ,. Boyd.wirh three COM
tanies of the Thirty-sexenth. captured
Gen. Rixal. official papers ard proper
~. three s.iilcs east of Los lsanos- TN
January !. Long with = detachment OF
the Thirr .-ninih. attacked the lli>uT-
gents a. tarmona- IS killed Ne had
no casualties. On January ?. BGllarai.
with partions of the Thirty-sezen1n
and Thirtv-rinfh regiments afracked
the enemy. south of Calamla. whom h
drove beyond Sanro Tomas. killing -
capturing their artillery Our casual
ties were one private killed and Capt
Baker and Lieut. Pelita- Of the Thirty
ninth. slightly wounded On January
IL, Cheatham. of the Thirfy-srxcnrh-
with JOG men. supported by artillery
attacks the Insurgents Two miles weS1
SAINT, Tomas. driving them from thaa
section: no casualties >chwans col
umn. consisting of a squadron OF tht
| Fourth. and one Of the Eleventh cav
airy. and dcfachn-nfs of The IhirTierh
and Thirty-sixth infantry. and SIX Nor
denfeldt guns. under Capt Van Dnse,
seized Dinan SLANG. indlngn--sc- scat
terinr the enemy. who were scscrel.
nunished. Nheaton's column tbres
troops of the Eleventh cavalry Fourth
Twenty-eiyhfh. Thiiiy-eirhrh and FOR
fv-fifth regiments. AStor's and Ken
TONS battery have driven the cncrn,
from all important points north o.
the Slang line. had heavy fighting
aud captured rcnsidera hle public prop
erty. infiicting heavy los upon am
scattering the enemy Schwans COD
urnn is now moving iE northern Batai
gas IN snuiherly direction All caVIt
province j. ocruriedby Nhsafon's con-
Inand Heavy loss has been inflicted o.
the enemy during the week IN mer
! ordnance and ~ her property: all ol-er
qtions very successful
OTIS
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ANOTHER CUP FOR DEWEY.
The Dimes Contributed by seventy.
Two Thousand Children Went
to Make II.

Washington, Jan. 11.-The loving
cup OF silver made from the melted
dimes contributed by 900 Americans.
nearly all of whom were children. was
presented to Admiral Dewey Tuesday.
The cup stands nearly six feet in
height. and Is appropriately inscribed.
Al one side was a large silver-bound
volume containing the names of the
contributors of the dimes who had
subscribed to the token through the
fundamentally OF the New York Jour
pa1
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Senator Depew acted as spokesman.
In accepting the tribute Admiral
Dewey thanked Senator repcw for mis-
gracious words. and said that he was
overpowcred by this proof of the graft
tudc of his countryinen. To him the
most pleasant thing about il, and one
that would make him cherish !; all the
more, was the fact that the children OF
the country were so largely repre-
sentcd in the giving. The gratitude OF
the little ones. he said, pleased him inn
mensely. and then the admiral spoke
fcclingly of the way they surround
him on the street and lisp out their
pretty little compliments.
At the conclusion of Admiral Dew
ey's remarks, the healths of those who
gave and him who received were
drunk
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Youngstown, o., Jan. 1.-THE b.
monthly examination Of reports OF bar
iron sales for November and Deem
Der was completed yesterday afternoon
by the officials Of the Amalgamated as
ISOLATION. and resulted in an advance
Of % cents per ton for pudding. max.
ing the rates s5.:j. The wages of fin
ishers are also increased. This Is an
advance Of nearly "A per cent. since
April, 1899. aud make the highest
wages paid iron workers since the
boom of 1s7O-S0.
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The Mother of Trnsts.

One of the stock arguments ~ favor
of protection is knocked into smiihcr-
Gems by Commissioner Chamberlain. Of
the government navigation bureau m
his pamphlet fayoring subsidies lie
shows conclusiyely that there is no
good reason why a protective tarif
should now he maintained in This coun-
try. In treating of the marked increase
of interest in the establishment Of an
American merchant marine. Mr.. Cham
berlain attests TO the necessity for such
marine service by stating that il is
demanded for the carrying Of American
goods abroad. Our manufactures
have developed so rapidly" he says.
"that the place the home market filed
in the political discussions Of - or 20
wears ago il now filed by the foreign
markets. This reduces protectio.
down TO what we all know il has de-
scended. Ii has become a factor in
strengthening and fostering the trust
system. protection is the mother OF
trusts. "-Pittsburgh Post.
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Middlcs6oro. Ky. Ian. l3.--Eev- W~s-
lev Hall. at Hindman. Knott county
Is reported TO have shot and killed
Miss Lucinda Isaacs- a sister OF his
dead wife. and then to have shot him
SELF in the abdomen Physicians say
h.. will recover The cause was Mrs
Iszacs refusal of his offer OF marriage.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN UN(M.
Gen. Otis Gables . Report Of Recent
Operations TO the South
ward Of Manila.
SERIES or SUCCESSFUL esGAcslEsTs-
The la~my Driven Scattered and
p~.p.Ir~I Of Arms. Artillery ssd
othcr I'usise Property ~ Every
Turn-aIl of snssre rrsssacs
Occupied by " heason-

Washington. Jan i3--Sen- o1hs has
made ropori 10 the war department.
IA r, gard 10 the military operations IN
Lnzon. south Of Manila. showing the
capture OF several iowr<- and a large.
number OF prisoners with arms anal
ammunition. The message - a. fol-
lal1
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That Maj. Mckinley does no.

That Maj. Mckinley does not
regard his reelection as an assured
thing may be judged from the .sct
that he has already partially maze
arrangements for an across the CO. til
nent stumping tour. similar 10 the
one he made last fall. He will make
rear platform speeches wherever the
party managers may consider them
necessary. Similar trips are TO be
made 10 the New England states. all
Of which shows that the noble and i'm
rcrial major isn't expecting the walk
over that less shrewd members of his
party are predicting. - Johnstown
pal Democrat.
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Fort Wayne. Ind. Jan iS--ks- Fer
Joseph gademachsr. bishop Of the
Roman Catholic diocese Of 20 +. Nayrr.
died to-day. after an illness Of years
1ryat.sn-
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and republican and drought and 30
winds when they voted against the rcpac-
ncan party. why. my friends, n a mar VIII
stop 10 think for a moment he Niil know
that the republican party does noi control
IN. rairs, because II Il ala there wo9,o
be a monopoly OF water and you would have
TO buy every shower II does rot give you
larger crops. II cannot give you pettsS
nrire for a farmers crop
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New Orleans represents more t,nn
the total valuation of the rest OF Loris-
lana and pays more than half the taxess
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Keeps
My Hair
Soft

Il have used year H,r
vigor fo- five years AID an
greatly pleased WITH n Il CO.
i,,nly restores TIE osisisd eoior
to gny har- Ii kegs my ha'r
soft and smooth Ii q.'ckiy
cured one Of sone End Of kuzo-
Of tie sealP- nv nOthss ss-1
yosr Halr visor fOr SEE
t~snty yeas and Fixed Z stry
n7ch' Mis- Hel>a kilkrany.
New Ponl,ad. Me. Jan- + or
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Washington, Jan. io.--ln the course
OF session of the United States sen
ate devoted 20 the delivery OF caloSiss
an the late Garrett \. Hobart. wee
Lresident of the United states, lion.
Chauncey NJ. Depcw delivered the ioi-
Rowing eloquent tribute 10 the man
Ehom he was proud 10 cad his Irlenu :
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"Do YOU know what the gold standard
means?'' he asked. why. when the Eng
ush armies lost three battles In South AZ
rira and there was disturbance In London
IL manifested itself in New York and II was
necessary for the great financiers 10 rush
in with yi0.O00.000 OF gold to bring interest
down from ls6 per cent. and necessary for
the treasury 10 step In and help Wall street
out. IL few reverses In war with o
handful of Beers shakes New York with
the gold standard, where will your gold
standard be II England ever reaches ma
ton OF her size?
They talk about prosperity. Yes. there
has been some prosperity, but the larger
portion OF prosperity has gone not TO the
ma sses of the people. but TO the few who
have been favored simply by republican
legislation. Nearly half Of the people of
this country work upon the farm. and there
Is not a ~epubican policy that can bring
anything OF good TO the farmer. The good
the farmer enjoys must come from one OF
two sourccs-either from an increased crop
or from Increased prices. Can the repub-
ican party bring an increased crop? You
would suppose from the way republicans
brag about large crops that the republican
party held in its hand the showers and gave
abundant rains when the people were good
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Used
Twenty Years

We do not know Of aay cfhrr
kair prsrsr.tioa that has h-sa
used n one f,=ly for tv-sfy
years. do you2
But Ayers Har visof his
bees restoring color to grsy A1'f
for fifty years. saA n seS-f
fails = do tbs vcsk. efksf-
You Can rely sPca 4 To-
stopping your has fson f,lli.z
cut. fOr kseflas yosf s-i.P
clean and kea,iLy. anA for max
ing The h.ir gro~ NH AID lc-s-
am a Msn. Al s-xzsrsA
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-07-05
Cnatr-Gang OPERATIONS.

Last Saturday an attempt was made
to work in The ehain-gang three
colOred men who had been put IN AL
for disoEierly conduct, IS detailed N
the last issue Of the RSsIsTzz They
were Frank Clark, Charley ROss and
T. D. StAlsy. They couldn't pay
their fines, and as there was no profit
IN feeding them II idlsness, It vas de-
.srminej 70 make them work out their
ines by breaking stone On the street
They were escorted 70 the stone pile
and anchored with ball and chain.
Thsy absolutely refused 70 DO any
work and s.: there al day without
striking 8 hex. Sergeant Maddox
announced 70 them tina. they would
either have 70 work o. starve, tor !:
was decided 70 give them nothing q
"a. unless they lid their stunt
There 10 telling how The affair would
have terminated, for the corporation
authorities meant business, h2d not
the friends Of the prisoners come 70
the rescue and paid their fines, The
-.-..-.' -, -, -,-,, ~ = 49,,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-07-05
A Fatal Fall From a Cherry Tree.

Mr.. David Hawn, well known res
ident Of the neighborhood Of Uyilla,
this county, net with a fatal accident
Monday morning, He had gone to
the home Of J. \. Link, aear by, to
pick cherries, and was pretty high up
in tall tree when from some cause he
lost his balance and fell to the ground.
Mr.. Link was in another tree at the
time and heard the fall. He went
quickly TO Mr.. Hawn's assistance and
found him in an unconscious con-
dition. The unfortunate man was
carried into the house, but he never
fully recovered consciousness and died
in about two hours. His death was
caused by internal injuries or the rup.
ture of blood vessel. Mr.. Hawn had
a very serious accident few years ago.
He fell from a load Of hay and was
quite badly hurt, breaking one of his
legs so badly that he has been Grip
pie ever since. The deceased was about
65 years ofage, He was a genial, in
dustrious, and kind-hearted man, and
was respected by a large circle of
friends. During the civil war he was
a member of Company F, Ofthe Twelfth
Virginia Cavalry. He is survived by
his widow and six children.
The funeral was held in the South
ern Methodist church at Uvilla Tues
day afternoon, and the remains were
inferred in Elmwood Cemetry. Rev.
J. c. Thrasher conducted the service,
and the Confederate veterans of this
vicinity attended the funeral in body.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-07-05
Special
Crockery
Bulletin!
80 - 81. So ~ 81.

Dinner SETS =, So and so,
Tea SETS 5, =. = and $3.50
Chamber Sets $l.75, =, 81, : aud
$40.
Lamps I5e, 9oc. IS, SIS, SOC, 81,
Sl25 and :,
Beautiful Boagus. Holders s, les,
90c and 25c.
Decorated Salad Dishes sos, 75c
aud 81.
Tumblers 2O,. 95c, acc snd 50, st,
Gob.ats 4Oc. sos, 60c and 81 - SCI.
Jsri.uiers 2oe, IS, S5c, sos, s5c
ana &.
White ana Brown Baking Dishes
los 70 25c.
Bowls, White, Yellow and Deco.
rated. $ 10 SOC.
Vegetable Dishes $, los, l2c, l5c,
9Oc and 5Oc.
Pitchers 5, to $I25 Glass Pitch.
ers 5c 10 20c.
Plates sos, S5c, 4O,, SOC, Coz and
75c SET
CUPS and Saucsr 25o, SOo, 40c, soc
and -5c set
Stone Jars, Fruits Jars, SC.
We invite Won 20 call aud see our
New Goods. Respectfully,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-07-05
A Memorial.

After : struggle Of four weeks. Nor
va z Wilson. q Bolivar. " Va. sur
rendered his life 20 MS Saviour On Tues
6av evening. June Ssh. al the age Of %
wears and { months. The deceased Is
survived BY TWO sisters and tWO broth
e-s Ms Z 7. Kirby and Miss Annie
Wilson. ofthis place Ex-Governor + W.
Wilson. Of CharleStCn, WA, aud Giant
Wilson. OF Hartford, Cogu. he WAS
weIl-known here BY his friends for his
intelligence. honesty and upsightneSS~
By his death 3 heavy blow Is dealt his
relatives. who have the sympathy Of his
many friends
The funeral services were conducted
IN the ". Z. church by Rev. John Smith.
The remains were followed 70 their 6u2l
reStius-p place in the Harper Cemetery
on Camp Hi by a l2r-e couconrSe o.
friends and scQu2jntacceS-
SE-=-.v e. ~ s,ecp c-t
E--- -ee s-r-v 1-G s--te g re e1gl.e - ~
1 y----- rurv q - Ec-e K Is Sc
l---e t---z --e --l-> -cEz c-e >---css 1-- 'e1r>
Tax ---e CO --e E=l-- 20 80 -.5e> 81 yel-s-
>----v le; ,5z s.eer ---
WALTER L DTTTNlEyER-
Bolivar. " va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-07-05
Working at the Cement Mill.

\ force of laborers has been started
by Major Blunt 10 begin the prelimi-
nary work looking TO the renewal OF
operations at the old Potomac cement
mill a mile below Shepherdstown. The
men are cleaning out the tail race
this week. It is said that the dam,
which has been entirely destroyed,will
be rebuilt and that the mill will be re-
paired thoroughly, putting the plant
in good order for the manufacture Of
cement. We truly hope that this in
dustry, which was once an important
one, will be revived.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-07-05
Thursdays, June %, July p and %, and
August and %.

The Baltimore x Ohio r. r. have ar
ranged series Of popular Seashore Elk
cursions. TO be run on Thursdays, June
IS, July y and %. August 0 and %, TO
Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City
and Ocean City, y. j.. Ocean City, Md,
and Rehoboth Beach. Del. Tickets will
be good sixteen 90 days, including date
of sale
Stop-overs will be allowed on the re
turn trip at Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington on tickets sold to New Jer-
sey resorts, and at Baltimore and Wash
ington on tickets sold to Ocean City,
Nd. and RehOboth Beach, Del.
For tickets, time of trains, sleeping
and parlor car accommodations, call on
or address nearest Ticket Agent Balti-
more and Ohio r. X. for full information.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-07-05
Among the Churches.

Rev. D-.L.G.M v. Miller. Of Roanoke,
Va. has declined The call 70 become
pastor O.: the Lutheran church O: S1sp-
hs-isvowu. extended 70 hin a couple
c: weeks ago. Dr.. Miller gives as his
reason the reluctance Of the Roanoke
congregation TO permit him TO leave
them, thew having brought 70 bear
upon him pressure that be could not
We, resist. There : much regret here
that he could No! ind the way clear
70 come 70 Shephsr3s:owr.
The sacrament Of the Lord supper
WI. BE- celebrated at Zion on next Sab
bath al 9 a. II. There VIII be services
in the Presbyterian church at DU,te,is
on mex. Sabbath a. i q. Il. and IL
the Presbyterian church a. Sheuar-
doah Junction at 5 ?. Il.
The Rev. Chas. 5. Shaw, Of Harper's
Ferry. Wi. preach in the Episcopal
CHAPEL at Da-Eelds next Sunday, July
S,h, and the Rev. Edmund J. Lee
WI, preach on July 22d. The hour
Of service Is $50 ?. n.
Children's day services Sunday IN
the ". T. Church at NJ. Wesley at
1880 a. N. Preach!ngin Shepherds
town at 5. ?. m. Epworth League
60 ?. n. Prayer meeting at Mt.
Wesley at $50 ?. N.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the ". E. Church South
will meet at the home Of Mr.. G. T.
L;ck,ider Thursday, July 9Th, at :
o'clock.
Preaching Sunday in the NJ. f.
Church South Shepherdstown 1880
a. II. Epworth League : Pm. Chill
drens service at Marvin Chapel at 8
P. n.
There will be a children day SER
vice in the Reformed church, with a
sermon to children, on Sunday at
1880 a. II. Service also at 5 ?. N.
There will be services in the Pres
byterian church Sunday, il Providence
permits, in Shepherdstown at 1880 a.
N. and at Kearneysyille at S ?. N.
There Will be mass in the Catholic
church next Sunday at II a. n, at
which time notice viii be given OF 9TH
er services.
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Sons Of Confederate Veterans.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans
are requested to meet at their head
quarters in shepherdstown at ! o'clock
on Saturday evening, July l4th,
whence they win proceed in a body to
the lawn fete at Sudley Place. On
Sunday evening, July 18th, they will
assemble at headquarters at $50
o'clock, and march to the Presbyter-
ian church, where sermon will be
delivered by the chaplain, Rev. Dr..
Charles Ghiseln.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the camp will be held Satur-
day evening of this week, July 7th.
All members are asked to attend.