Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-05-03

week to deliver Grange lectures in the
counties of Harrison, Lewis, Upsher,
Randolph, Tucker and Barbour, of this
State. He will be absent about month.
The Bible Glass will meet next Mon
day at 7 l-2 p. NJ, in the NJ. E.Church,
| South. Scripture, ST. John Sd. 22-36.
Young Mems Meeting on Sunday
evening, May 4, in the NJ. Z. Church
South, at l-2 o'clock. You are wei
come.
! Miss Coopsy Keplinger, daughter of
Mr.. John Keplinger, left for Rome,
Georgia, on Monday asst, to visit her
sister, Mrs. D. Shepherd Orndolff, near
that city.
If you want your advertisements thor
oushiy disseminated through the coun-
ties of Jefferson and Berkeley, adver-
tise Ill the Shepherdstown Register.
The first cargo of Pine Apples were
received by John G. Unseld on Tuesday
last.
In the United States Senate, on Fri
day, the army bill was passed as it came
from the House, by vote of Al yeas 10
80 nays, strict party vote, Judge Da-
Wis voting with the Democrats.
The Rev. J. a. Rondthaler, lately Of
Harrisburg, has accepted the call recent
ly rendered him by the Presbyterian
congregation of Hagerstown.
For Garden Seeds of tie best variety
and quality, go to r. L. Magruder.
We invite the special attention Of our
readers to the advertisement in another
column, of Mr.. Louis &. Gerling, Hard
ware merchant, Martinsburg. Persons
going to that city will do well TO call
on him, for they will find him clever
and accommodating young gentleman.
Baker & Billmyer, Richard & Wei
shans, w. T. Lemen, and G. 7. Hodges,
have full lines of Dry Goods for the
Spring and Summer trade. Call and
see them before you go elsewhere.
There is great excitement at ker-
neysville, and if you don't believe it
just read the account given by Mr.. 7.
Homsher in our advertising columns.
DR.. Mccormick, Dentist, will be here
on the 18th of this month.
Mrs. NJ. L. Harrington is now receiv-
ing full line of Millinery Goods. Call
and see them, ladies.
DR.. E. 7. Gold, resident Dentist, has
returned home from Professional visit
in Frederick and Clarke counties, and
is now ready to receive customers.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr. G. /. Barnhart, Duffields,
of Agricultural Implements. Mr.. Il. is
reliable business man, and all who
deal with him will receive satisfaction.
MIR. J. J. w. johnson and Mr.. VIM
Beltz, near town, each lost valuable
horse, by death, this week.
In both houses of Congress Tuesday
the death of Hon. Rush Clarke, Rep
resentatiye from Iowa, was announced,
and committees appointed 10 escort the
remains to his late home.
President Hayes has vetoed the army
appropriation bill.
See the advertisement of II. Z. Emit
Ter & Go. in another column. There is
now no necessity of your going else
where for good and cheap Clothing.
Mr.. VIM. Rightstine has commenced
business "on his own hook" See his
advertisement. Garments will be made
up to order and guaranteed in every
way. Also Clothing at the lowest prices
Mrs. Rebecca May, of Hagers;owD,
daughter of Mr.. John Gruber, of Cru
Der Almanac" fame, died last week,
aged SO years.
On Monday the laborers on the Penn.
sylvan;a railroad in Washington county,
Md, were paid for all work doue since
January last.
Hon. James A. Garfield is to be invi-
led TO deliver the address at Frederick,
Nd, on Federal decoration day.
Mr.. Isaac w. Chapline has a splen-
did line of Straw Hats and Notions.
Call and see them.
Thos. D. Bond and Chas. T. Haller,
of Frederick, on Monday caught 60
black bass, weighing from 3 to pounds
each, at Point of Rocks, with hook and
line.
Mrs. Admiral Dahlgren, of Washing
ton, has taken possession of her summer
residence On the summit of South Noun.
tain, near Boonsboro, Md.
Mrs. Eugenia McEndree, widow of
the late John II. McEndree. of this
town, has returned TO this place, from
Baltimore, to spend the summer months
and recuperate her health.
John w. Garrett, President of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, presented
tie Garrett Rifles, Of Fairmont, with an
elegant new flag recently.
Pes,ilence and famine are raging in
Morocco. In one town $4,000 persons
have persisted from hunger.
"There's music IN the heir" moaned
the young husband as he reached for
the paregoric bottle.
i rumor comes from Paris that bon
nets are TO be worn on the head here
after. II strikes us the head would be
a good place on which to wear a bon
net, but such departure will look a
little odd at fret.
The last mile OF the road-bed of the
Clarksburg (W. Ya.) and Weston rail
road is about graded.