Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-07-20
p@ PERSONALS, &c.-Mrs. Virgins

Moulder, OF Alexandra, va, and VIC
ow of Mr.. William Moulder, deceased,
Of this town, is now in this place, visit
ing relatives and friends.
We invite attention 10 the interesting
letter from Kansas, in this issue, writ
ten by son of Mr.. Edwin S. Ruse, for
merly of this county.
Mr.. Harrington, son OF Mr.. Timothy
Harrington, of Baltimore, and printer
by profession, is visiting friends in
town.
Rev. S. V. Leech, of Baltimore, for
merly of this town, has sailed tor Eu-
rope, and will remain from bis pastoral
duties for some time. His SONS are WIS.,
ting the family OF Col. John F. Schley,
near town:
The "Harvest Home" We are request
ed to state, has been postponed until
further notice.
The Carter House, kept by our old
friend Mr.. Leisenrng, at Charlesiowp,
was ''full up" on Monday last, and the
biggest squaest dinner! Go way!
We regret to learn that our esteemed
eounty=man, Henry Shepherd, Esq, has
been quite i'll for several days past. We
trust that he may speedily recover. Drs.
Reynolds and Manning have both been
attentive in professional treatpent.
YIN. II. Miller, butcher, will have
Pudding and Sausage at his market
place on Tuesday morning next; also
market every Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday mornings.
Mrs. Fry and Miss Jones of Wash
inoton, with their niece and nephew,
who passed last summer in this town,
are now spending the summer at the
residence of Mr.. J. Y. Moore, near Ker-
neysville.
9099 yards of Calico, 5 cents per
yard, at John A. Homrichs Cheap
Cash Store, Martiusburg, w. Va.
There were ffty-four fatal cases of
sun. stroke in the city Of st. Louis, Mo,
on Monday last; also quite number
since then. Business has been prostra-
TED and the city is in the greatest con-
fusion.
A ladies gold chain was lost between
shepherdStown and Martinsburg on the
9Th ofJuly. The finder will please re-
turn il to Mrs. John Ii. Snyder, Shop
herdstown, and receives liberal reward.
Mr.. John III. Duke has his Flour
Mill up aud under roof, and now being
painted by MIR. VIM. B, Miller. The
machinery will be placed'in the build
ing by Mr.. John Fitz of Martinsburg,
in few days.
The Grand Jury, at its session on
Monday last, at Charlestown, found
some - or Is ipdictme nts, among the
number some ten or twelve persons
were indicted for stealing coal from the
cars of the b, e.. 0. r.. II. between
Duffield's and lIarpers Ferry.
The members of Co, =. will meet at
the room under Register office, this
Saturday evening at o'clock, for the
purpose of making arrangements tor
soup and reunion, at the Big Spring, on
the first Saturday in August.
Captain Henry LaureDs Ingraham,
eldest son of Commodore ID. n. Ingra-
ham, died in Charleston, S. G., on Tues
day last. On the secession of South
Carolina, together with his father and
brother, who were officers Of the
United States navy, the deceased re-
signed his commission as an officer of
the United States marine CORPS, and
was commissioned in the army of the
Confederate States, where he served
until the surrender of Gen. Lee.
The Moonlight PIC Mic at the resi-
dence of Col. w. A. Morgan, on Tues
day night last, proved to be quite sue
cess. a large crowd of young persons
were present who enjoyed themselves
exceedingly. The yard was Illuminated
with Chinese lanterns. Quite num-
Der Of young ladies and gentlemen from
MARYLAND were also in attendance.