Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
A military company has been organized at
Roanoke, Va, under the name oil klmooll
Guards, 10 honor to +. ). kimosN, president OF
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. Major Ell 5.
Hutter was elected captain, and Rev. W. e
Campbell, of the Presbyterian Church chaplain.
The obsequies of the late Major B. Henry
Schley, q welI-kuowu and popular citizen OF
Frederick city, Nd, who died on Tuesday oil last
week, took place Oh Saturday last, and were at
tended By large concourse OF persons, including
the members Of Lynch Lodge OF Masons and
Reynolds Post, Grand Army of the Republic.
A number of beautiful f)ral tributes were re-
ceiyed from Baltimore ard elsewhere from the
comrades of the deceased in the late war.
Senator a. G. Davis, of West Virginia, will
occupy with his family their handsome cottage
at Deer Park, Nd, the coming season.
The Stste Teachers Association, which meets
at Kipgwood the llth, 18th and 18th OF July,
promises to be one of unusual Interest. A num-
Der of important subjects have already been Sc
lected, and prominent teachers aud superi1tend-
ents will prepare papers on them. VI. D. Z.
Reeves, Secretary OF the W. Va. Medical Society
will read paper on School Hygiene, and Hon
John Blair Hoge, n. Z. from the I'd Congression.
al District, will discuss the subject OF Nationai
Aid 70 Free Schools.
Mr.. Charles Cole, editor and proprietor OF the
MARYLAND Union q weekly journal published in
Frederick, Md. was stricken with paralysis at
his home in that place on Wednesday evening
last.
The following mined gentlemen compose the
Democratic State Executive COMMITTEES: NJ.
Reiy, j. w. Gallahcr, w. Scott, ID. II. Leonard,
II. K. Howard, w. F Goshorn, (now dtad,) II.
e. Simms, T. ii Denuis, +. Woods, Dr. VIM. VI.
Dent, T. P. Davis, K. W. Baylor
The Ninth Annual Catalogue OF Shepherd
College is in pIeSs and will be out III about ten
days.
The students Of Shepherd College finished all
their examinations this week and the Seniors are
looking forward 10 Monday with fear and hope.
Nine OF them expect TO receive diplomas
The Rev. j. A. Armstrong will hold pro-
tracted meeting at KerDeysvil!e next week and
will be assisted by the Rev. A. Z. Hopkins oil
Charlestown.
Handsome boquets will bo plentiful at the VI.
E. Church on Monday morning and evening
next Our girie know how 10 tx them up.
Several of our public schools have finished
their nine months term aud the youngsters are
roaming the country looking for-ihe scarlet
fever Who will bc our teacher uext Year, Is the
anxious question oil many patrons 81 the respec'
tive schools. The same teacher, We say, II you
can possibly get bin or her.
II you are costive and suffer from headache,
dizziness or any unpleasant feeling about the
head, Il is removed entirely by the use OF DIR.
Thomas Mayapple BitIers. Sold at all drug
stores.
The name or the station on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad known as Shenandoah Iron
Works has been changed to Mines, In honor OF
the ex-president Of that road. The change went
into effect Monday list.
We return thanks TO Mr., Karl L. Kimball,
Secretary of the Commissioner OF Customs,
Washington; Mr.. Frank W. Muzz-y, of San
Francisco; aud Mr.. J. Elmore Renicn, Mount
Vernon, Alabama, for files of papers received.
The Taylor Manufacturing Company, whose
works have been removed from Westminster,
Md, to Chambersburg, Pa, has orders enough
ahead TO give employment TO two hundred and
seventy FIVE men permanently, and within the
past two weeks has booked twenty thousand
dollars worth OF orders.
Rev, Charles Z. Keller, son Of Rev. Levi kel-
Ter who died ut Funkstown n year or two since.
and we'll known in this place, has accepted a call
from the Lutheran church al CentreVlile, Cum
berlsnd county, Pa.
Cards are out In Washington for the wedding
of Mr.. Charles \. Deiimyer, Washington tner-
chant, to Miss jennie NJ. Downs, of Villa me-
port, Md. TIE ceremony will be performed at
Williamsport on the 10Th instant.
Hundreds of farmers in Pennsylvania have
turned their attention to fish culture. Many
have stocked ponds and streams, and In the
most cases they have been successful especially
with carp and in few years sthey will depend
upon fish for q su osisteuce much as upon any
other ia I'm product. The farmers OF this State
would do well 10 do the same thing. II could be
made pro6tabl,.
The mary friends Of Mr. VIM. Mills, engineer
on the 8 YR r, Ia this place, will regret to learn
that he met with pIinful accident, one day last
week, by falling oft the trestling, near LOCK-
lairds between Wsyue5bOro and Roanoke, ON
the s VRR. He was taken with vertigo, and
fell about Is feet, sustaining severe Injuries OF
the side and arms.