Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1882-06-24
LOCAL ITEMS.

stanptou Female Seminary, win preach ip the
Lutheran Church in this place on sunday June
25tb.
Rev. D. NJ. Moser, pastor of the Lutheran
Church in this place, and wife, and mother,ln-
law Mrs. Wattlee, left here for Gettyspurg, fa
on Thursday OF this week, 20 Visit reiauVes anu
friends.
Mr.. Charles Cole, aged GO years, late editor
and proprietor of the Maryland Union, OF Fred
erick city, Nd. died at his residence Saturday
morning. He suffered painful illness OF ABOUT
eight DAYS from the effects OF paraiyuc stroke
received on the Sth inst.
Mr.. J. B. Campbell, of Jala2s, 8. C., has
sword captured by him at Harper's Ferry curing
the war, belonging to d. G. Mitcheil' 70. ".
10th w. V. Vo'. He will return 70 Inc o"ner
or family If address is supplied.
The scholars and teachers OF the presbyterian
Sunday School, Hagerstown, will picnic at Is
land Park, near Harper's Ferry, on WEDNESDAY,
June 18th.
Mr.. VIM. j. Britner has finished the founds-
ton of the new house about being erected at
DufIields for Mr.. {. L. Barnhart.
Prof. Brown, Of the Theological Seminary,
Gettysburg, Pa, College, died on MONDAY last.
He had been in i'll health for some time.
Mr.. John McAlister, formerly Master Mechan-
ic Of the VR L and resident OF tnls piace,
will please accept our thanks fer Chicago papers
received.
Miss Mary Stewart OF Hagerstown Is visiting
the family Of Col. VIM A Morgan, near town.
Mr.. W Potts, Of Pottstowp, Pa, formerly
engineer of the SYR r and a resident of this
town, with his wife, visited this place TINS week.
We regret to state that Mr.. John Halliday ,Su-
periutendent of the Sbepherdstown Manutac
turing Company, has been somewhat indlsposeu
for several days past.
The nominations for members OF Inc tarii
commission were confirmed by the senate NH ~
cay by the Unexpectedly large vote OF 3i 10 81
Senators Brown, of Georgia, DAVIS Oh West vi
pinia. and German and Groom, OF Maryiahd'
Voted in the affirmative, with q rfpuoilcahs'
and Mr.. Van Wyck voted no, with ~ democrats
Mr.. WIN, Fletcher Kerney, after an extended
visit to his brother Mr.. Edward kerney, IN inc
State OF Iowa, of nearly year, and other reia,
lives In different points Ut the west, returned
last week, warmly welcomed home by his nu-
merous friends.
Baker d McMurrau have Just received sup
ply of pure paris green and LONDON Pufpie-
certain death to potato bug.
The Rev. Mr. Woods, of Martipsburg, has
been preaching for the Rev. Mr.. Armstrong al
Kearneysvile every night during this week ana
will preach tomorrow (Sabbath) morning AZ
103 o'clock.
And It is now stated that the 'plnk eye has
gotten among the men at Carlisle, Pa. we nave
seen some cases OF "red eye among SoLuo VI Jul
people here during the past week.
Major Blunt of Washington city was here last
Saturday and paid of lis hands at the u ment
Mills. and they now have their pockets iull OF
crooks" not cement rocks, but those KIM oi
"rocks" called "daddy's dollars"
Mr. Abraham Shepherd has two wagons lot
SALE cheap, one of which - two-Dorse ro'u
wagon and the other is a one or two-horse spring
wagon. Gail and see him.
Mr.. T. Hamilton Davis, north OF this town, on
the farm of Mr. John o. Aglionby, formerly The
F1cbisou farm, has a field of wheat called the
"I.opg Greep," some of the heads of which are
6 inches long and well filled. He will commence
harvesting to-day.
MIR. G. T. Lcklder was in Baltimore city this
week purchasing supply OF Groceries lor Tue
harvest trade.
A new line of glassware just received and Tor
sale cheap at j. 4. aagey's Duthelds.
Miss Ella Kelsey returned home here last
week from Keedysville, Md, where she has been
teaching school.
Messrs. Osbourn g. Barnhart, Dufiields, have
lust returned from the city with fresh supply
of Harvest goods to be sold at bottom prices.
New Tinwars just received and for sale at
bottom prices at J. T. Hagley's, Dufiields.
Messrs. John II. Schoppert, r. Davis Shep-
herd, and Charles l.. Powell, who have been on
one of the Engineering corps, in PennsylvanlH,
running railroad line from Harrisburg TO
Wheeling, returned home here last week, on q
furlough for some weeks. Iney VIII again ehler
the field in short time.
Now is the time to lay In your harvest goods
Osbourn II Barnhart, Duffields, have their STOCK
ready. Call and see than.
A full line of Ladies' and Gentlemen's hosiery,
hest goods and beautiful styles, very cheap at ).
T. Hagleys, Dufiieds.
Mr.. Henry Shepherd has returnrd home from
New Orleans, and will remain during the sum
mer, giving attention 10 bis large and magnlil-
cent estates near this town which be Is still I'M
proving.
Messrs. Osbourn & .Barnhart, Duflields, has
sugar, tea, coffee, rice, bacon, lard, hsh ana
mackerel at bottom prices.
DIR. Andrew J. Lemaster, of Berkeley county,
an Aumnus of Shepherd College, was in attend
ance upon the Commencement exercises TINS
week. The Doctor was hardly recognized oy
his fellow schoomates, so great Is the change
that has taken place in his appearance, but as
soon as their surprise was over, be Was warmly
welcomed by oil.
Fresh Chocolate, Cheese, all kinds OF spices,
syrups, corn starch, sea moss farine, with inll
line of Confectionery will be sold cheap at Os-
bourn & Baruharrs, Duffields.
If YOU want an elegant breakfast beverage try
a pound of the matches Turkey Coffee ready
Drowned, only Is cents per 10, at j. I. HagleY's
Duflields.
Mr.. Howard and sister, OF Cincinnati, were in
company with the Board of Regents this week,
and were highly pleased with their visit here.
Mr.. Howard is the representative OF the pub
fishing house of Van Antwerp, Bragg d 20.
To our already fine stock we make daily addi-
tions and are offering bargains in every depart
ment. Call and see Osbourn Il Barnhart, at Dut-
fields.
The Regents, while here, paid visit to Antie-
tam Cemetery and the battlefield around.
We learn that the army worm has completely
destroyed grass field belonging to Mr.. John
Lcklder, below town. Scarcely blade OF
grass is left in the field. 1t is hoped that the
wheat is sufficiently matured for these pests to do
il any serious damage.
Young Mems Meeting will be held in the
basement of the NJ. E. Church South, tomorrow
Sunday evening, at SO O'CLOCK.
The finest assortment OF Gentlemen's Hats ev-
er brought to Duflieds, at rock bottom prices at
j. 7. Hagley's.
The passenger trains on the s r K now run
from Hagerstown, Md to Roanoke, Va, dis.
lance of 240 miles, in ten hours, averaging "A
miles per hour, which is pretty good travelling,
including stoppsges.
We return thanks to Misses Katie Smellzer
aud Fannie Wattimanger, Committee, for an iu-
vitation to attend the Commencement exercises
of the Wahalla Female College, at Walhalls,
South Caroline, Rev. DIR. j Smeltzer, Princl-
pal, on the END Of June.
A fine assortment of Ladies' Shoes and Slip
pers lower than the lowest o. 7 Hagley's,
Duffieds.
Prof. Joseph McMurran was in Charlestown
Thursday as a member of the Examining Board,
formed at the request of the Hon. John Blair
Hoge TO examine candidates desiring an ap-
pointment to the Naval Academy. The one who
may be recommended by this Board will receive
the appointment from Mr.. Hoge.
Last Tuesday was very cold day in this Sec
tion-fires we're not uncomfortable.
The time for holding the Teachers Institute
in this county, has been changed from August
Of tn Anunst lin BY the WAY. MOnld IL not be