Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-09-20

II. Depot in this place, for the Baltl-
more market, and is paying $l.O5 per
bushei.
The Rev. F. X. Aglionby will preach
in the Episcopal Church, on Sunday, at
lO12A. NJ. and 7 p. NJ.
Miss Bette Byers OF this place, is
visiting relatives and friends in Sun
bury, Pa, and will remain perhaps sew
oral months.
Mrs. Lee II. Moler, below town, pre-
sented Criswell's Band on Thursday of
last week, most delicious cake, which
was enjoyed very much by the mem-
bers of the band.
Miss Minnie Hall is visiting relatives
and friends in Montgomery county,
Md.
Mr.. J. V. Poisal, of IIedgesville, has
been visiting his ta,her-in-law, MIR.
Henry HINES, with his family, in this
place.
DIR. Gold, Dentist, and family are
visiting relatives and friends in Freder-
lick county, Va.
The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association are requested TO
meet a. Iceland" the residence of +.
J. Lee, Esq, ON Monday evening, Sept
22nd, at 7 l-2 o'clock. Business OF i'm
portance requires your attention.
New subscribers are rolling into us.
Continue sending in your names friends
and we will just give you the newsiest
little paper you ever stuck fork INTO.
Mr.. Jacob F. Miller, a gentleman
formerly in the tombstone business at
Beaver Greek, Wash. Co Md, and we'll
known in this county, lost $3.50, last
week, at circus, in Hagerstown, at
faro bank.
MIR. William Keplinger, son of Mr..
John Keplinger, and employed in the
Drug Store of Dr.MAN. Donovin, ofBal-
timore, has been visiting his parents aud
friends at this town. While residing in
Baltimore, Mr.. Keplinger has taken
thorough musical (vocaD course, and we
were delighted to hear him sing some OF
the most beautiful and popular songs OF
the day.
Prof. Drott, of Hagerstown, who was
pronounced insane, and sent TO the
Maryland Asylum, a few days ago, died
on Sunday morning last.
Mrs. Z. B. Entler, formerly Of this
town, has gone into merchandising
in Williamsport, Md, in keeping fine
stock Of boots and shoes.
Mr.. Jacob Staley caught in his "fish
pot, in the Potomac, at the Cement
Mills, below town, on Monday night
last, 100 cells, one of which weighed
over 6 pounds.
Mr.. Edward Schnebly. of Peoria, ILL.,,
is visiting his uncle, Mr. Jos. NJ. Stone
braker, in town.
De Young elected Kalloch. He did
it with his little pistol.
Capt. Charles d. Mccoy, principal of
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution,
died in Stanton, Va, Thursday last.
A carload of fertilizers have been re-
ceived at the Berryville depot Oh the
S. V. X. r., and several carloads of
wheat have been shipped from said
point.
Gen. B. +. Butler is the Greenback
nominee for Governor of Massachusetts.
So many ministerial scandals have
burst on the country within year or
two that Mr.. Beecher doesn't feel as
lonesome as he did.
On last Thursday evening a young
colored girl by the name OF Malinda
Basey, Martinsburg, attempted to hurry
up her fire by pouring coal oil on i:
from a can. The can exploded, throw
ing the oil over her clothing, which
took fire, spreading over her entire per-
son. She only lived short time.
Mr.. Clayton o. Keedy, Attorney at
Law, Frederick, Md, delivered the ad-
dress at tournament, at Point OF
Rocks, Md, few days ago.
Quite large number of the citizens
of our town and county attended Coup's
Circus and Menagerie, at Martlnsburg,
on Tuesday last.
Mr.. S. b. Mcintyre has just put up a
stock scale at Kerneysville, and is ready
TO weigh large articles and stock. The
scales have capacity of four tons.
The weather has had tinge of fall
about it this week.
DIR. James Logic, near Leetown, is
again going bis rounds after having
been confined to the house for several
days, suffering from an attack OF rheu-
matism and lulnbago.
Next year is the fittieth anniversary
of the first railway in the world.
Some men pay attention who never
pay anything else.
A woman may wear her hat knocked
into any conceivable shape, and both
herself and hat are pronounced perfect
ly lovely; but just let man jam IN one
side of the hat he wears and he Is at
once proclaimed first class rowdy.
The farmers have commenced TO ''cut
off, corn.
The close season for cartridges will
be up the 18th of October.
Miss Mamie Cameron, daughter of
Mr.. g. G. Cameron of Baltimore, is Wis
ting relatives and friends in this town.
Mrs. L. G. Heskett, and sons Landon
and Daniel, of Greenwood Furnace,
Huntington county, Pa, are visiting
relatives and friends in this town.
The marriage of Mr.. VIM. Lewis, of
Jefferson county to Miss Mary Mish, of