Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1884-07-25
URlEES.
Trusseil & Hess expect to-day Water
n,alons CantelouDes and nav Tone+aas

Trusseil e. Hess expect to-day Water
melons, Canteloupes and new Tomatoes.
An admrer of the Chambcrsburg, Pa,
Band, on Saturday, presented that organ
ization with stock certificate Of SIC, 900
in well7knewn Philadelphia manufac-
tory, which it j. saiQ will yield an annual
income of 3 goo. to 81 200. 1t is not every
band tbatAcan foot Item thousand dollars
from one man's.poeket.4c .-s
Rev. j. /. Miller, of Luray, Va, preach
ed two very interesting and impressive
sermons in the Lutheran Church Of Shop
herdstown on Sunday morning and even
ing last. Mr.. Miller was pastor OF this
church number of years ago, and the
large congregations that listened to him
were glad to hear his voice again.
Edgar Duff Janncy, about sixteen years
old, son of Mr.. J. II. Janney, died SUD
denly at his home in Martinsburg on
Wednesday night Of last week. He had
been about during the dag, assisting his
father about his agricultural orks, and
WAS apparently in good health within
few hours of his death, when he was at
tackled with paralysis, resulting fatally.
\ fire will not stand much chance in
Charlestown hereafter. The citizens of
that place have organized two fire compa-
niss --"CharleStown Fire Company No.
l." with J. G. Holmes rs Captain. and
the "Citizens Fire Company" with John
Il. Colston President and John w. Russell
Captain. The first-namcd company has
afty-eight members and the latter forty
nine members.
A fow days ago John Smith, farmer,
living twenty miles east Of Cumberland,
Md, while digging post holes, discovered
II jsr containing quantity OF cid gold and
silver coin. lie is rcticent about the
amount, but rumor places it at from five
hundred TO five Thousand dollars. There
are many theories as to where the coin
came from, one being that it belonged TO
4 miscrly old bachelor who was found
dead in the road about ten years ago.
Samuel NJ. Kelley, resident of Will
Transport, Nd, and who is engaged in
boating OH the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, was arrested in that place and taken
to Hagerstown Monday morning, at thc
direction Of a United States Marshal, to
answer the charge of selling liquor along
the line of the canal without a license. He
was taken before United States Commits
siouer Albert Small, and held on his own
recognizance, ia the sum of $500, for
hearing.
Mr.. Jacob Nussbaum, n wcll-known
attempting TO step across an opening In
high stone wall, located between IIarpcr's
Ferry and Byrne's Island, last Thursday
morning, fell and broke his right arm in
two places near the wrist and dislotated
his left arm at the elbow. besides sustain
ing other injuries. Mr.. &ussJaum is be-
tween 20 and so years OF ago. IIo went
to Byrne's Island last Thursday Oh a Sun
Gay school excursion.
The Young Mems Democratic Club of
Frederick, Md, propose holding grand
pic ME at Island Park, near Harpcr's
Ferry, some time during tho coming
month. The Cleveland club Of Baltimore,
and the Democrats Of Winchester, Mar
tinsburg, Charlcstown, Rockville, Wash.
ingtou, lIagerstown and otherp points will
be invited to participate. Invitations to
address the assemblage will be extended
to Hons. Thomas Z. Bayard, VIM. Piuk-
ney Whyte, VIM. Il. Hamilton, Henry G.
Davis and other prominent gentlemen.