Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-08-13

basement Of the NJ. E. Church South, tomorrow,
Sunday evening, at So O'Clock.
Lloyd Llcklider Is closing out job lots OF Mens'
and Boys clothing, very cheap, also seiiing OH
Boots and Shoes at reduced prices.
Mfr. Ambrose L. Henkle, editor of the ''Shen-
andoah Walls y" New Market, Va, was ID Town
| on Sunday last Sorry We did not see niini ou'
be sent his card.
MFR. Charles Huyett, our good old friend and
natron of this town. and wife, started for Pleas
| ant Green, Cooper county, Mo-, and sPringheia,
| H., on Wednesday last on visit 10 lrlenas
| and relatives. They will remain about seven
weeks We hope that their visit will prove quite
pleasant aud enjoyable.
Gov. Jackson, OF this State, is after the cred
! Men" of Barbour county with sharp steR.
He declares his intention to bring to justice their
lawlessness, no matter how strong The noiha-
ton nor of whom composed. Some nifty mem-
bers of the organization have been indicted.
Mr.. Charles Keplinger OF this vicinity, started
for the West on Wednesday last 10 SEEK his ior,
tune Hope ne will succeed. He viii hrst lana
at Pleasant Green, Cooper county, Missouri.
Mr.. Isaiah Fry, formerly of Sharpsburg, MO,
died at his hou,e in Long Creek to"n5niP; Deea-
tur county, Iowa, of heart disease on "eoneSoas
night Of last wetk. n u
II will be seen in this issue that Hon. u. b.
I.ucas has associated with him his nephew Mr.
Everitt w. Bedinger, in the practice Oh law ~
Charlestown. 49,, ,,o;
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pull picpic or Saturday, August 18th, AT willow
Grove, nearly opposite the Antietsm Iron FUR
mace The Rohrersville band In iuli uniform
will be present. Singing by The school, ADDRESS
es by several speakers ard mu.ic by the oaud
will be the order OF the day.
The firm OF HooIes Bro. & Darlington, OF
Westchester Pa, who have spoke factory at
Uagerstown have been awarded contract 10
furnish 100 OUO crossties for the southern extern
zion OF Tie Shenandoah Valley raiiroad.
l642,5 $50 cigars were manufactured in Hagers-
town curing the past six mouths by tue ten
manufactures IL that place
Tire Sharpsburg band is now re. organized, ana
the boys are now practicing two evenings Ill tne
week.
TIE colored folks held q camp meeting at
Bedir gtop, Berkeley county, on Sunday last
4 large crowd of persons were IN attehoahce'anu
many waite fo!ks, too.
NJ Geo W. Humrickhouse has received the
contract for building the Lodge-house al Elm
wood Cemetery at this Town. The oulldinS
will he Frame of large size, and he furnishes
everything complete and delivers the Key, ior
Si0u.
Our County Court has undertaken to reds
tricL the county. You ehould go Glow ABOUT
this matter, gentlemen, as IL is very important
business. and, which should have mature deho-
Grafton before you decide .
The largest excursion of the season, the Ma
sons to Luray, will take place on WEDNESDAY,
children, and big Thomas cat, will be there
Speaking of the wedding which recently took
place. of VIM. Wheeler TO Miss Loretta Miller,oi
Boorsboro', Mr. Josiah Knodle, correspondent
to the Hagerstown Mail, says-"Billy mas hau
his beautiful cage in readiness for some tlme-a
fiue house-iursished from top 10 bottom III ths
most ele CANT style, ready Tor occupation, ana
going TO housekeeping without going out Tor
single article"
The farmers excursion, extending from Ha-
cerstown to Luray, on Wednesday OF last week,
on the s. V. K X, proved quite a success Up
wards of 800 persons joined in 1t. Inc Hagers-
town Band accompanied the party.
Rev j, T. Rossiter, pastor of the Third he
formed Church of Baltimore, vile aud chlid, ar
rived in this place on Tuesday, and are tie guests
of Mrs. Dr.. Reynolds. ,
DIR. Wm. NJ. Lupton, near Winchester, dicd
suddenly On Monday afternoon OF last week, OF
apoplexy He was not only skillful physician
bu; an excellent man and citizen.
Charles w. Dorsey sold last week "Greenfeld,'
the farm upon which his father, Dr. ID Dorsey,
resided, three miles East OF Front Royal and
containing 600 acres, to Gen. II. Dllger, OF
Warren county, for elxteen thousanu oolars,
being s26.6G2S per acre.
Auctiouecr Fu:terer, who has been making the
arrau geinents for the great cattle sale of Gen.
Meem, which is to take place at the washington
County Fair Grounds, Hagerstown, on Tuesday,
The 23d iust., has secured speclsi rates lot per
ing into Hagerstown, that day, and consequently
one of The largest crowds ever assembled there
| may be locked for on that Particular Tuesday.
The Misses Billings, principals of Fairfax Hall,
! Winchester, are spending the vacation in Massa-
| chusetts and their assistants are seeking recrea-
| ton 10 various parts OF the country
A post office called Success, at Wheelwrights
Crossing, on S. V. K. Z =, in Warren county, Va,
was established Tuesday and e. W. Ertls APP
pointed the postmaster.
The Young lady who at home is too warm to
exert herself to use fan, will dance for three
hours at a hop, ard then declare It 10 be Just
splendid"
Wash. county, Md, whose last public position
WAS that of Chief Judge of Orphans Court OF
Washington County, died OF Arch Spring MUIR
sery, near the College OF 81. ,mes, Gu Wsdnes,
day the 80 inst, from the ii cts Of cancer, and
after intense physical suffering, in the Goth year
OF his age. His remains were Uttered in the
Manor Church cemetery, near Fair Play.
Something should be done to break up the
| black-guardiug and obscene language used upon
| our streets Some men are so thOughllcss, (or
! upon the streets, in the hearing Of ladies' IT a
| Jew of the parties were arrested and fined heavl-
| IL, IL might be lesson to them.
During the hoil-storm on Monday of last week,
the corr, watermelon and cantaloupe patches OF
| Mr.. Il. Hamilton Davis, miles North OF Town,
| were riddled and destroyed
Mr.. Joseph Bimyer, retired merchant OF Bal
tmorc visited Mr.. David Bilmysr, in this place,
| during the past week.
The Evening Entertainments of the colored
| folks, near the 5. V. K. Il Depot, for the bene-
tit Of the Baptist Church, closed on Monday
| night and proved success. The Lawn was IL
| Illuminated with torches and lanterns. Large
| crowds each night were assembled, and ice
| cream and cake in profusion. Capt. Dunmore's
Band furnished the music.
4 A. ooIa st aHf
| Thompson johnson, deceased John l.. Rickard,
| Executor, to-day, Saturday, 18th inst Bee ad-
vertisement in this issue.
There will be preaching aud confirmation by
! Bishop Pelerkin at the Episcopal Church at
| Leetown on Sunday the 14:h inst, ut 3h 7. NJ.
Miss Anna Warner of this place started for
Springfield, Ohio, on Thursday last on a visit to
relatives ard friends.
Our old friend Mr.. Harry Nicely, OF the Hat
| establi.hment of Eli Keen Il Co., Philadelphia,
| droppe ia our sanctum on Monday last. He and
| his Two sons visited his father at Leetown. His
| many friends here were glad to grasp him by the
| hand again. He is looking remarkably we'll and
| Is the same "old boy.S Long may he wave.
We were exceedingly pleased to receive visit
| from our old friend and patron Mr.. Jacob Mar
| ker of Sharpsburg, on Wednesday. His numer-
ous Old friends on this side of the Potomac were
! also glad to see him. May he yet live long to
| enjoy happiness and prosperity. That S. gold
piece be gave Us looks very strange in our pock-
| ct book.
Rev. Henry Mathews and wife are visiting rel
| atives and friends in this place.
Brother Haines of the Charlestown Spirit was
| In tewn on Wednesday to see the elephant. We
/ were glad to meet him.
| Old John Robnson's Big Show exhibited in
! this town on Wednesday. The crowd OF people
| ia town TO see the elepehan', was immense, and
| the show had q crowded audience. There was
no exhibition at night on account OF tue long
! trip to Port Republic on the 8. '. r. X. which
| they we're compelled to make by the next morn
| ing. Everything passed off exceedingly quiet.
| Uncle Jake Seibert, colored, wishes Jus to iu-
| form the public that ne has entered In the bust