Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-04-05

p@ KERxrYsvILLE Irkus---Templar

D% KERxEYsyILLE lTkNS---Templar
sends US the following items:-
Mr.. Charles Getzendanner has recent
ly received a new buggy from the Bug
gy Company, of Columbus, Ohio, which
for Workmanship and promise OF dura-
bi.itv we have never seen excelled. /
understand that Charley contemplates
taking an agency for the sale Of those
buggies.
Senator Butler has been In this vicin
ity once or twice since the adjournment
of the Legislature. He looks very well
after his hard winters work.
Hon. Moses S. Grantham paid ny
ing visit to this place last week.
Mr.. James Hamill, Kerneysvilles rep
resenta,ive in the State capital the past
winter, Is home, and is in fine health
and spirits after bis campaign at Wheel
ING. think that "Jeems' would make
an illigant delegate to the House OF
Delegates.
The moving season has opened, and
promises to be quite brisk.
Mr. C. NJ. Stump has bought a lot of
ground from Mr.. Thomas Turner, on
the pike nearly opposite the school
house. aud on which he is now having
building erected for dwelling and
shop.
Mr.. George Toms has sold an acre of
land cas-, of the pike and adjoining the
school grounds, TO Mr.. Lawson Weddlc,
for 500, and on which Mr., Wedd'e in
tends to erect a residence during the
summer.
The colored folks have broken ground
for a church in "Hartstown," the south
ern suburb of Kerneysyille. The church
is to be held by the Free Will Baplists.
Thus YOU see that there is quite an
amount Of building projected for our
little village, aud this will help to en-
liyen us little.
Kerneysyillc has been afflicted with
the moving mania, and we have had the
disease right severely, about halt OF our
fellow citizens having had moving
spell this week. Mr.. Lawson Weddle,
our village carpenter, and who has been
denizen of cur place for dozen years,
pulled up his stakes, folded his tent, aud
removed his goods and chattels to Mar
tinsburs. Mr.. w. will be missed, tor
he was ready for work OF almost any
kind. Our good wishes go with him.
Mrs. Alevia Hamill has again taken up
her residence in our village, amid the
scenes of her early life. Mr.. NJ. B. Mil
Ter has removed his shop from the de-
pot building, and has hung his sign
upon the outer walls of his dwelling,
where he will be pleased TO meet his
friends and customers. Mr.. John Glib
son and Mr.. James Stewart have left
our vicinity and migrated to the vicinl-
ty of Keyeses Switch, one locating on
each side of the Shenandoah. May sue
cess attend them. Mr.. Samuel Lohr has
moved into Berkeley, and Mr.. Elem
ming takes Mr. LIS place. The moving
wave also struck Horace's Gap, and Mr..
Conrad A. johnson has retired from the
Gap, and gone back to his first love,
viz: Leetown. Mr.. James w. Chapman
has left the fesh-po,s of Egypt, and
again located at the Gap. Mr.. Martin
L. Furry has retired from the immedl-
ate precincts of the Gap, and his place
has been occupied by Mr.. Nathan j.
Roberts, of Berkeley.
Mr.. George Toms having given up
the farm which he had recently purcl'as-
ed OF Mr.. Thomas Turner, the latter
gentleman has rented the farm ia qnes-
ton to Mr.. Manuel, Of Dufield's, who
has already "moved in"