Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-31


business man, and will sell you bar
gains.
Rev. John II. Anspach, Pastor of
the Nj. Z. Church, Flintstone, Md, Wis
tied relatives and friends in this place,
this week.
Miss Jennie Anspach, of Baltimore,
is visiting relatives and friends in this
place.
Mr.. d. G. Adams, the Postmaster of
Duffields, paid us a visit on Saturday
last.
The potato bug is here, registered
for the summer campaign, with his
knapsack on his back, looking hale and
hearty, determined on business.
II. Davis Shepherd, Page in the
House of Representatives, is visiting his
home in this place, for few days.
a reunion Of Gen. Ashby's Brigade
will be held at Winchester, on the 9th
of June.
The trial of John b. File, for the
murder Of J. +. Notfsinger, commenced
at Berkeley Circuit Court on Wednes-
day, Judge John Blair IIoge on the
Bench.
Mrs. Nj. J.. Harrington has received
her second supply Of Millinery Goods
this Spring. Call and see them.
Mr.. w. Il. Kerns, formerly of Han
cock, Md, is now clerking for Mr.. G.
r. Hodges, Of this place.
We return thanks TO Mr.. II. G. Get
zendanner for Il copy Of the Southern
Collegian, published by the Literary
Societies Of Washington Lee Universe
ty.
We notice that Mr. Edward Biilmyer
has provided himself with a handsome
new sulky, which was put up for him
by Mr.. Spohn, Of this place.
Mr.. Jas. w. Greenwood is ahead in
this place for strawberries. He present
ed us with some very fine ones last week,
which he raised in his garden.
Mrs. a. Stansbury, sister, and Mr.. J.
Lee Fout, of GAINESVILLE. Md, are Wis
ting Mr.. q. T. Hodges, i'll town.
Rev ID. NJ Moser, the new pastor of
the Lutheran Church, arrived from
! Lockport, n. Y, on Thursday, with his
family. y handsome collation. awaited
him at the parsonage, prepared by the
ladies of the congregation.
The United States District Court of
this State, Judge Jackson, presiding,
convened at Charleston, kanawha coun
~, on Monday last.
Mr.. John w. Harp, of Piedmont, is
visiting his relatives i'll this places.
Mr.. J. a. Adams will run two hacks
to the depot, DALI. One will leave at
quarter before 10, and the other at II
o'clock A. NJ. The mail will arrive
here at l2a and 3 O'Clock, daily.
Just received at ]. s. Flemine's, Ia
dies Newport Ties, Mems Caters, and
Harvest Shoes. Call and see them.
Young Mems Meeting in the NJ. +.
Church South, on Sunday next, at ) -
Il. VI.
Our exchanges throughout the State
arc all hopeful concerning the prospect
for good yield of fruit this year
Before the Democrats decide what to
do with one veto the President is busy
preparing another.
We return thanks 10 Rev Prof. {.
l.. Kcedy, Principal, for an invitation
to attend the Commencement OF the
, IIagerstown Female Seminary, on the
18th of June.
The jury in the case of the State vs.
Thomas w. OReilly, indicted for at
tempting to poison Geo. III. Neild, of
Ketdysville, rendered q verdict of gull
ty, at Hagerstown, last week. The pun
ishment is from one TO ten years in tie
penitentiary.
The will of the late Asa Packer was
admitted to probate in Philadelphia.
One of his requests is $4,000 to Wash
ington College, Lexington, Va. He
also releases a s., 900 bond held by him
on the college.
Lumber for the trestle on the 5. '.
X. Il. where it crosses the turnpike at
the Old Chapel in Clarke county, is be-
ing delivered at that point.
The locust bloom was never more
abundant than it is during the present
season. \ great many people believe
that it is an unfailing indication of a
large crop OF corn.
Wheeling turns out onc-third Of all
the nails manufactured in the United
States, and one-fiith of the annual pro-
duction of the world.
The monument to be erected over
the 2S9 Unknown Dead at "Stonewall
Cemetery" Winchester, on the 9Th of
June, will be 40 feet high and weighs
60 tons, and cost $40, 200.
Some men can rake up Ten cents a
day regularly, for whisky and tobacco,
and yet refuse TO pay for their news
paper.
The average boy now spends the
Sabbath along the creeks and ponds
fishing, instead of attending Sabbath
School.
The Philadelphia Times dominates
Col. Mosby for Secretary Of War, in
case that Mr.. McCrary goes to the
bench of the Northwestern circuit.
John A. Thomson, Esq, of this coun-
ty. is suggested as candidate for State
Treasurer, on a Greenback ticket pro
posed by Mason county correspondent
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