Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-11-22

There will be Young Mems meet
ing in the Episcopal Chapel on Sunday
evening, at 3 l-2 o'clock.
Rev. J. p. Hubbard, of this town, has
been ip the cities of New York and Bos-
ton during The past week, attending TO
matters of business.
Rev. Mr.. Amos, of Martinsburg, as
sisted Rev. Mr.. Miller, of the NJ. +.
Church III this town, in his protracted
meeting during the present week.
Remember that the County Council
will meet at Shenandoah Grange, OIL
Saturday next, the 29th instant.
Rev. Harry B. Lee, OF Virginia, and
who is visiting his brother, Mr.. +. j..
Lee, near town, preached in the Episco-
pal Church in this town on Sunday last
Major Harry Sheetz,,hc veteran tramp
ing jour printer, was at Annapolis, Md,
at last accounts, on his annual "grand
rounds"
Messrs II. f. and S. d. Barnhart are
now busy erecting the new house OF Mr..
John Crow on High street.
Mr.. Lloyd Licklider has been in Bal
timore during the present week purchas-
ing bis winter stock of goods.
Miss A. E. and Miss Fannie Shep-
herd, of this town, are visiting friends
in New York.
Mr.. r. d. Shepherd left here on
Wednesday last for Boston, from which
place he will leave for New Orleans, to
to spend the winter.
Mr.. holland, OF Brucetown, Va, was
in town visiting the family Of Mr. Chas.
Huyett, during this week.
Mr.. Henry Shepherd and family left
here on Thursday last, for New Orleans,
where they will spend the winter.
Mr.. Griffith, living in Terrapin Neck,
has purchased of Henry Shepherd, Esq,
fifty acres of land for 1900.
r. L. Magruder's is the place to get
your seasonings for butchcring purposes,
and don't you forget it.
Miss jimmie Chapline of this town,
and a graduate of Shepherd College, is
teaching school in Mineral county, this
State.
Our frie nd, Mr.. Kogelschatz,of Mar
tinsburg, received first premium at the
recent Berkeley Fair, upon the hand
soonest set of furniture exhibited. MIR.
John Fitz purchased it, to be put up in
his fine newly erected residence in that
city.
Read "Templar's" letter on the first
page of this issue 1t will be found IN
terestlng.
Congress will meet on the first Mon
day in December
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, wife of Mr..
Israel Smith, formerly of Sharpsburg,
died suddenly in Boonsboro, Md, last
week, aged 70 years.
A couple of deer and calf skins were
stolen from the Tannery of MIR. w. A.
Chapliue, in this town, on Sunday night
last.
Geo. r. Bowman, the enterprising
and generous baker of Hagerstown, last
week one day distributed gratuitously
500 loaves of bread to the poor.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
convenes in Sharpsburg, Md, on the
26th of this month.
The Ladies Home and Foreign Mis-
sonary Society, of the Lutheran church
of Sharpsburg, intend holding an oys-
ter supper for the benefit OF the Society,
on Thanksgiving evening, in the Good
Templars Hall.
DR.. Albert Hammond,a homeopathic
physician of Hagerstown, died in that
place last Saturday morning. lie was
a prominent member of the order OF
knights of Honor.
Mr.. John Fitz, of Martinsburg, has
purchased the necessary machinery,and
will in q short time commence the man
ufacture of rims and spokes which will
create a market for all the surplus hlck-
ory and have it worked up at home.
The Governor elect of Maryland, Hon.
WIN. #. Hamilton, will qualify on the
the second Wednesday of January next,
in the presence of both branches OF the
Legislature.
Mrs. Virginia staley, wife OF MIR.
Geo r Sta].y. of Baltimore, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stonebraker,
in this place.
Mr.. James NJ. Mason,of ChaIlestown,
started for Iowa, this week, to argue q
land case, involving the sum OF fifteen
thousand dollars, in which he Is engag-
ed as an Attorney.
Mr.. VIM. Gold, clerk in the drug
store of Mr.. r. L. Magruder, lett here
on Wednesday morning last,to visit the
Luray Caverns.
Go to 'sPood" Osbourn's ifyou want
the best Oysters in town, fried, steamed
and in the shell.
The Circuit Court for Berkeley corn-
ty meets On Tuesday next, Judge Hoge
presiding.
Tuesday was the tenth anniversary or
tin wedding day Of Rev. ]. S. Kietfer.
and wife, the honored and respected
pastor of the First Reformed church, OF
uagers:own.
Mrs, Eugenia McEndree, wife of Mr.
John McEndree, deceased of this town,
died at the residence of her snn-in-laW
Mr.. John Ii. Fowler, in Baltimore, on
Wednesday last. Her remains were in
tered in this place Oh Friday, 2lst inst