Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-19
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SATURDAY....... april 10, 1873.
hH~ The April Term of our County
Court meets OH Monday next, the 2lst
instant.
bsSTEMrERASCE MEErING.-A TEN
perance Meeting will be held in the
Lutheran Church, of this town, on Tues
day evening next, the 22nd instant, at
s O'Clock. Several addresses will be
delivered by able speakers
DsS- CoMaIUNIoN SERvICEs.-Commu-
Mon services will be held in the Lnthe-
ran Church of this town. on Sunday the
27th of April. Rev. Mr.. Steck,o of Mid
dletown, Md, will assist the Pastor, Mr..
Hawkins
Eas- CrEIosirY.-We have al egg in
our office which is great curiosity. We
cannot describe it. To be appreciated it
must be seen. Call and see it.
BIZ SALE OF A FARM-James w.
Kearney has sold his farm, near Wal
pers Cross Roads, known as ''Rose
Lawn" containing 10 acres, improved,
to George l.. Hoffman, for $4,000
Gee DR.. ID. w. JoNEs.-We inyite
the attention of our readers to the ad-
yertisement of DR.. Jones in another
column. We have known the DIR. for
number of years, and in his profession
he has been extraordinarily successful.
Read his card carefully, and II You have
any of the ailments he treats upon, 60
and see him at once.
Eg- NEW TOBACCO SrORr.-C. VI.
Grouse, as will be seen by this issue,has
opened Tobacco Store lie will keep
all of the best brands for sale. Give
him a call
g4- New SPRING Goops.-We call
attention To the different Mercantile adj
yertisements in this issue 1t will be
seen that some of our merchants have
received their new supplies Of Spring
and Summer Goods of choice selections,
and we invite our readers to call and
see them and make their Spring pur-
chases.
E@~ L. 5. DISTRICT CoURT.-The
United States District Court, for April
term. will convened at Charleston, the
Capital of this State, on Monday next,
Judge ]. J. Jackson. presiding. Deputy
Marshal Schley has summoned the fol
lowing gentlemen as Grand Jurymen.
from this portion Of the State sc. u.
Lakeland, i. f. Harrison and Col. John
+. Schley, of Jefferson. apd \. Il. Nc
Ouilkin, of Berkeley.
E@- OFFICERS ELEcrED.-At the
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association Oh Monday evening 'ast,the
following gentlemen were elected OIL
GERS for the ensuing six months -
President-G. NJ. BELTZIIOONER.
Vice President-T. w. LATIMER.
r. Secretary-F. w. MUZZEY.
c. Secretary-C A. LICKLIDER.
Treasurer-LUTHER l.. SMITH.
mT ARM BRoKES.-Robert Halbert,
an employee of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, while coupling cars
at Kearneysville on Tuesday last, was
caught between the bumpers and sus-
tanned a severe fracture of the right
arm. The requisite surgical aid was
provided by DIR. Robinson,
IW ACCIDENr-On Monday last MIR.
Joseph G.. Thompson, of this county,
had the forefnger OF his left hand cut
off by coming in contact with the saw
Of the steam saw mill of Mr.. Alexander
Drawbaugh, at Browns Shop, which he
was running at the time.
g THE MCSuERRY HoUsE.-By an
advertisement in this issue it will be
seen that Capt. J. II. McSherry has
opened new and commodious Hotel,
in Martinsburg, for the accommodation
of the travelling public. Mr.. McSherry
and his clerk, Mr.. Mcintyre, are both
very clever gentlemen, and will do their
utmost to make their guests feel at
home. Don't fail to call when you visit
MartiHsbnrg.
a@- NOVELTY lIoUsE.-Wbilst at
Front Royal last week, We stopped at
the Novelty HoHe,kept by Mrs. Grant,
and conducted by Sir. Robert Wine.
We can safely state that there is no bet
ter kept Hotel i'll the Valley than the
Novelty House. The tables are laden
cd with the de,ieacies CT the season; the
rooms are well furnished and neat, and
everything is comfortable. MIR. Wine
is also an accommodating young man
Ill 10 oxoryfhipp IN make Won