Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-01
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p@ PERSONALS, &c.-Wheat ID SELL
ing in this market at $l.25.
New corn is selling on the street at
40 cents per bushel.
There were over 10000 people III at
tendance at the Hagerstown Far on
Thursday. The fremens parade was
the big attraction.
The exercises at the dedication OF the
new Masonic Hall in Hedgesvllle, to-
day, November lst, promises to be quite
interesting. A large attendance is ex-
,, pected.
The Supreme Court of this State has
awarded an appeal in the injunction
case Of Mason VS.. the liarpers Ferry
Bridge Co. aud fixed the amount OF
Mr.. Masons bond at $500
Lake Hcrring,s fresh lot just received
by Baker & Billmyer.
We cant git over itthat the rag baby
had the stutfiu' jerked out of it in Ohio
week before last. Dog gon it.
The nights are longer than the days
now.
We call attention to the advertise
ments of Messrs Geo. "A. Smith and +.
w. Maxwell, Martinsburg. Call and
see them when you visit Marlinsburg,
and we feel assured you will be pleased.
Hon. D. b. Lucas will deliver a lee
ture for the Good Templars at Charles
town on Monday evening next. Sub
ject-Schools of journalism.
Miss Pendleton, daughter of Gen.
Pendlcton of Lexington, Va, is visit
ing Prof. u. d. Pendleton near town.
Mr.. Geo. Yontz of this town left here
on Monday last for Portland, Maine, TO
take charge of Il paper mill at that place.
Success attend you Sonny.
Mr.. Robert Wintermoyer, formerly
of this town, and now of Cumberland,
Md, has been visiting friends in this
place during the past week. MIR. Win
termoyer is the leader of the Queen
City Band at Cumberland.
Mr.. Hugh P. Allen of this vicinity is
now on the engineer corps OF MIR. Potts,
at Hagerstown.
Mr.. Wilhelm Of this town raised this
year pumpkins weighing 25o pounds,
the largest weighed 65 pounds.
Mr.. John w. Grant of this town can
beat the Jews on raising turnips.
Mt. Nebo Lodge, A. +. 81 A. NJ. will
meet on Monday night next at Z o'clock.
Don't forget toread our new Martins
burg advertisements in this issue.
w. L. Jones, the jeweler of Martins
burg, has purchased, and put in his
store, large fire and burglar-proot Hall
safe.
The Grand Lodge of West Virginia,
l. o. Odd Fellows, met at Wheeling on
Wednesday. Mr.. r. S. NJ. Hoffman is
the delegate from this place.
Mr.. VIM. II. kighlstine is in Balti-
more purchasing full supply Of Fall
and Winter Ready-Made Clothing.
Young Mems meeting on Sunday
Nov. 2nd in Episcopal Chapel at 8 l-2
o'clock. Come out to this meeting.
a party from Berryville paid our
town flying visit on the Fairfax on
Thursday night of last week.
Il. l.. Magruder has received this
week another large assortment OF Whit
mans tiue candies.
The large yield Of Corn ofProf Pen
dlelon, which We spoke of last week,
was from grains instead Of five.
The November elections of the sever
al States takes place on Tuesday next.
We will bet after the election.
Mr.. James Bane and Mr.. Washing
ton Banks, two of the Registers old
"stand by's' called to see us on Tues
day and made our heart glad with
stamps of affection. Oh, that others
would do likewise!
Hon. A. II. Boteler and J. H. little,
of this town attended the meeting of
the Stockholders of the S. V. r. r., at
Winchester, on Tuesday last.
Thomas L. Richard raised from
single vine, this year, fifteen large pump
kins, which aggregated 36S pounds;
and it wasn't very good season tor
pumpkins either.
The popular Science Monthly for
November, published by Messrs. d. APP
pleton & Co., of New York, has come
to hand. This number fully sustains
the character and ability of lis publish
ere, as furnishing one of the most pop
uar journals Of the country.
Theophius Barnett, we'll known
citizen was drowned in the lock on the
Ches. and Ohio Canal at Hancock, on
Saturday last, accidentally. About
year ago his daughter was drowned at
the same place.
~ Carriage Hardware, Bar Iron,
Nails, &C., bought before the advance in
prices by Ct. L. Hodges.
eg- Corn in any quantity wanted by
G.. Il. Hodges.
c~ New assortment Of Boots, Shoes
and winter Gloves at G. Il. Hodges.
On Sunday night, the 10Th inst, the
store Of Mr.. II. Hagerman, at William
son Station, on the South Penn. X. X,
was robbed of $425 in notes and silver.
The thief priced off a cellar door and
thus gained entrance. A man named
Charles Salyards has been arrested on
suspicion and committed 10 Jail
at Chambersburg.
THE ANNUAL ADDREsS.-Hon. Alex.
r. Boteler, of West Virginia, delivered
the annual address before the Agricul-
tural Society at the fair grounds yester-
day This gentleman delivered the ad.