Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-11-20

The NJ. L. Church South is erecting Church
8 miles West of this town. on the MartiDsbur g
road, upon the land of Mr.. Fletcher Kenny
Mr.. VIM. Nose, of Sharpsburg shot white
swan 5lS feet from tip 10 Tip, on this siie OF tbe
| Potomac river, below town, on election Cay.
Mrs. Daniel Keedy, of Boonsboro, Nd. moth
or of Rev. Il. K Keedy OF the HagerStown Fe-
male Seminary, II. II. Keedy, Attorney at Law.
of Hagerstown, and DIR. John ID: heedy OF
Keedysv;lle. died in Boonsboro on Monday last.
Mr.. Wstkins James, aged 20 years, we'll
I known citizen of Washington county, Nd, died
| at s.. James College, on the h instant.
We are informed that the Antietam Iron
Works will resume operation in short time.
/ Mr. w. G. Bradley, the Superintendent OF the
works, was In Sharps6urg on Tuesday looking
after the interests of the establishment. Inc
owners Of the works are cndeavoripg to have
|, coke shipped 10 them over the Shenandoah Val
ley railroad.
At a meeting OF tho council of the Lutheran
church Of Sharpsburg, it was ordered that no
tobacco shall be used in said church, and any
person Or persons, who shall violate tnat oruef
shall be promptly dealt witt.
Elder s. W. NALL, OF the Church OF God at
F!irplly, WAS the recipient OF a handsome dona-
ton Of The comforts of life from lis Shsrpsbnrg
congregation one day last week.
Mr.. d. sullivan, who repairs the pike was
walSiug across the railroad bridge at Falling
Waters on last Monday, when he fell through
aud broke lis arm.
3rd. 1880, 10y Elder g. W. NALL, Mr. Lawson
REYNOLDS to Miss Mary Benner, both OF Sharps-
burg.
We regret TO learn that Dr.. w. A. Riddle
moser, OF SmiJhsburg, Wash. Co., Md, Is lying
i'll with consumption of the lungs. Tue Doctor
has long occupied leading position 10 that
county.
A,-a., 90, oo,;,.o ooo,,,eo hos n IN, rnnDon1 for
the Post Office in HIgerstown. There are sew
ersl applicants.
Rev. A. s. Moffett, of Augusta county, has ac.
cepted . call To the pastorate OF the Round Hill
Presbyleyian Church, near Winchester, Va.
We regret to learn that Mr. T. j. e. Will ms,
one OF the publishers of the Hagerstown Mail, Is
i'll OF typhoid fever
joseph 4. Amiss, leading citizen OF Front
Royal, Va, died on Thursday of last week.
Rev. VIM. soudenmire will be installed as
pastor OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church, at
Oakland, Nd. Sunday, Nov. 81
Rev. Cnas Reeder, of Hagerstown, was paral-
" d in the left sid. Friday This is the third at
tack Mr.. Reeder has suffered within short time
Mrs. Vim. Weise of this place, is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Hagerslowr.
Or young friend Mr.. {. H. Reinhhart of Sol
ONION City, Kansas, writes us that lie saw \ herd
OF cattle OF 1900, and herd OF pones of 1000,
pass through the streets of Solomon City, on the
18th instant. Out of the 1909 head Of cattle Fix
were collected aud ishcd $4,000 lbs, an average
of 300 pounds each. The Cattle and Ponies
were FROM Colorado, on their wsy east.
On Monday sight next, ut Bagerstown, the
! Celebrated Star Actress" Miss Brownie Meyer,
assisted by Mr.. j. Ii. thorn, and company of
well selected artists will appear in the we'll
known irish Drama, Kathleen Mavourneon" or
st. Patricks Eve" and the Country Cousins "
This troupe is worth seeing. Admissi, N % and
so cents.
While Mr. Sommer, of this town, with has
daughter were driving down Main street on
Wednesday evening last, in buggy, they came
in collision with the buggy OF Mr. j. viii Calon,
breaking one wheel off the buggy OF Mr.. C-and
the shaft off their own. We are glad To say no
one was hurt.
We regrert 10 learn that Mr.. Jno. Fl. Keeseck-
err, OF thi, town, and Waterman ut the Z. V. K. Il
Shops, here fell On Thursday night OF last week
ana severely injured himself about the side and
, hands.
The following letters remain in the Post Office
at this place, uncalled fOr:-Mr. James Bruse,
MIR. George Butler, Mr.. Thomas Bracket D. r.
Cuquise, Mr.. q. l.. Furguson, Mr.. Joseph
jones Lewis Kearfoot. Mrs. Julia Montgomery,
Mr.. John Rutherford, Mr. Francis Streams, NJ
Warren Simms. Mr. Warren, Miss Carry Wade 2
The Northern capitalists who visited
Virginia last week reached Lexington
from the Natural Bridge Saturday. a
banquet was given them at the National
Hotel, and tOaSts and speeches were the
order of the evening. large number OF
the citizens and business men of LeXinS-
ton were present, intending Hon. j. IL.
| Tucker, who received the visitors in
happy speech.
The Frederick Riflemen, will celebrate
Thanksgiving Day in that city by Il grand
parade, in which the CatonSville Guards,
and the Winchester Light infantry, will
be invited to participate.
The Annual Session of the Y. NJ. c. 4.
for West Virginia and Maryland, began
in Che Lutheran Church III this place, on
Thursday of this week.
There will be special services on Sun
day in several of the Churches conduct
cd by visiting members OF the \. Nj. {. A.
Any persons wishing to dispose of
thoroughbred Attorney cows, heifers or
calves, can find purchaser for any guam
tity by applying ut this Office,
The visiting members of the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold
services in the NJ. Z. Church, colored, at
IL O'Clock a. NJ, and O'Clock Z. NJ, Sun
day.
Capt. J. NJ. Smith, who formerly run on
the ;. V. passenger train between Mil
ford and Iagerstown, which passed here
ut noon, i now in charge of the passenger
train running from Wynesboro, Va, this
way, on said road, to Mines Iron Works.
A medical writer asks: ''Does position
effect sleep?" Well, rather; if you're
hung up by your trousers on spike, you
won't sleep very soundly.
We learn that Mr.. b. S. Pendlcton had
80 sheep killed and WounCed and Mr.. L.
Homsher 10 killed and wounded, near
Kerneysville, by dogs, on Friday night Of
last week Mr.. =. shot one of the dogs
before making its escape.
Hon. John Blair Hoge has over $500
majority for Congress in this district.
The Berkeley November term of the
Circuit Court will be held, commencing
on Tuesday, the 23d inst.
1t is rumored that Judge LOOMS will
contest the judgeship with Judge Jack
son on the ground that the amendments
are not legally adopted.
The Parkersburg journal says Hutch
inson will contest Wilson's seat in Con-
gress.
A Kentucky editor bought his ink by
the iugfull, because he could get it cheap
er, he said, but his wife went TO fill the
inkstand one morning, and found i. was
not ink by jugfull.
\ few nights ago several hogs belong
inc to Mr.. Geo. III. Turner, were slaugh-
tered in the field, and later the same act
was performed in regard to Il fine eve,
the property of Mr.. ID. r. Barbour, on
the farm of Col. John +. Gibson. So says
the Spirit.
While dance was going on at a negro
house in Martinsburg, on Monday night
last, difficulty arose between two of the
party, namely, Nancy Reed and Albert