Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-07-19

vited to address the Teachers Institute,
at Charlestown, Gu Friday, the 25th in
slant.
The Re Union of the students of Ro-
anoke College will take place at Lou
ensuiHe, Loudoun county, Va, instead
of Waterford, as heretofore published,
on the 23rd instant.
Misses Julia and Sallie, daughters Of
Mr.. John l.. Richard, are visiting
friends and relatives at Westminster,
Md.
The Supreme Court of Appeals, con.
cluded its session in Wheeling on Wed
nesday last, and adjourned until the
first day of the next term, which begins
i'll Charlestown on the 9th of August
next.
Mrs. Amelia Shepherd, widow of the
late James Shepherd, and her grand
daughter, Miss Rose Finley, have re-
moved to Frederick city, to reside with
Pref Clarence Shepherd, son OF the
former.
Misses Alice and Rose Rouskulp, of
HagerstowD, are visiting their uncle,
Mr.. VIM. Weise, in this town.
The Harrisonburg Commonwealth, in
noticing the presence of the different
bands at that place on the 4lh OF July,
says, "The Shepherdstown Silver Cor
net Band, on their first visit to Harri-
sonburg, won high enconiuns Of praise
for their fine music. The reputation
for fine playing which preceded them
from Winchester was fully sustained"
Prof. Clarence Shepherd, of Freder-
lick, Md, has been visiting relatives and
friends in this town.
Mrs. Laura Swearingen returned 10
her home, in this place, from Baltimore,
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Eliza Williamson, OF Baltimore,
and her two children, have been So
jourriny with relatives in this town.
Mrs. Reisinger and child, of Balti-
more, have been visiting the family OF
MIR. G. +. Licklider, in this town.
Rev. DR.. Fry and wife, Of Reading,
Pa, relatives OF Rev. Mr.. Moser, visited
the latter, in this place, during the past
week. The DIR. preached an able ser
mon in the Lutheran church On Sunday
morning last.
Communion services will be held in
the Lutheran Church at Unionville, on
Sunday morning, July Goth, Rev. Mr.
Moser, Pastor.
We learn from the Charlestown Spir-
IL that the families OF ex-Judge Vale,
one of the editors of the Washington
WorId, and Maj. Nedrich, of the Quar-.
ermaster-Generals department, are oc-
cupying residences on Camp Hill, iar-
per's Ferry, and L. Willis Wilson, Esq,
his charming wife, and sister-in-law,
Miss Cotton, of Charleston, are soiourn-
ing there with relatives for few weeks.
We regret to learn that Mr.. James
A. Adams has been quite i'll for some
time past. He is now recovering.
Communion services will be held IN
the Lutheran Church of this town on
Sunday, the 9th instant. Rev. Mr..
Moser, pastor, will be assisted by Rev.
J. l. Miller, Principal of the Female
Institute, at Staunton.
A pleasant Sociable was given by
Mrs. James S. Markell, on Tuesday
evening last Quite number of young
ladies and gentlemen were present.
The Cement Mills here Major Blunt,
of Washington has contract tor seven
thousand barrels OF cement.
The school house in Potomac district,
in this town, has been handsomely
painted during the last week. Mr.. ia
cob Ferrells did the work.
We regret to learn that Mr.. George
McGl!ncy, of this town, was quite bad.
ly bitten in the leg by dog belonging
to Mr.. Jos. Staley, "Wednesday last, at
the residence of Mr. s.
A large lot of Lemons at John G.
Unselds from 20 TO 80 cents per dozen.
Mr.. r. L. Magruder, Druggist, of
this place, was in Baltimore this week.
Master Eddy Riggs, the Speakers
Page in the late Congress, is visiting
the family of Mr. Thos. Wysong, near
town.
Old Hats Bleached by the Resident
Beacher, S. &. Peterson, Barber, under
the Entler Hotel.
Feathers Feathers! The feather rem
ovating machine is good thing, but
Sam Peterson is better one tor reno
waiting old clothes, wooden hats, &c
Messrs. Walter Staley, Davis Shep
herd, Lawrence Rentch, Clifton Staley,
Thomas Richard, Allen Staley, young
men Of our town, encamped or ''tented"
out, at "AIint Spring" 3 - miles up
the Potomac, several days this week,on
fishing expedition.
Mr.. Lee Powell, of Richmond, is Wis
ting his mother, in this town.
The dog days will begin on Sunday
the Goth inst.
1t is said Hon. VIM. r.. lIamilton's
wheat crop will yield 5000 bushels, or
an average OF about 80 bushels to the
acre.
The ex Confederate, General Lorg-
street had bis pocket picked of gold
watch and chain in GAINESVILLE, GA, a
few days ago.
Miss Julia, eldest daughter Of Hon.
VIM. T. Hamilton, of Hagerstown, sail
ed on Wednesday last for Europe, where
she proposes spending some time in