Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-09
LITTLE LOCALS.
The Things of Interest that are Happening in
Our Neighborhood and Elsewhere.

between 4 on anu . o CLOCK IN the even
ing Jupiter rises about p. m, and
is with us all night, while Saturn is
morning star, rising about44 a. IN.
There were lot of wild ducks and
wild geese on the river at Shepherds
town last Saturday and Sunday, and
gunners were out in fun force On
Saturday Mr. John Maddox shot eight
ducks, and other sportsmen got few.
William Marmaduke, the canal
boatman who killed another boatman
named VIM. Smith last June, was
tried at Cumberland last week. He
plead guilty of manslaughter and was
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary.
The Lutheran Sunday School will
give an entertainment in the town
hall on Friday and Saturday, Novcm-
Der 2lth and 25th. Supper and re
freshmeuts will be served each eve
ming, and there will be programme
ON the stage.
The Y. N. c. \. Of this place will
observe the week of prayer by hold
ing service each night next week, eX-
cept Wednesday night, in the college
chapel, at : o'clock. The public is
cordially invited oattend these meet
insS. The ministers of the town will
assist in the services.
Harry MoIcr, Of Hedgesyiile, was
descending hill in his buck-wagon
the other day when the horse com
menced running and kicking. Mr..
Mo}er was kicked on the leg below
the knee, causing a compound frac-
ture Of the limb, and he was then
thrown out Of the vehicle and had his
arm dislocated
Mrs. Shoemaker, wife of Mr. d. +.
Shoemaker, died near Ripou on Tues
day Of last week, at an advanced age.
An attack Of cry,iprlas in her foot
had caused gauEreue TO set in, and
the only chance for her life was am
putat!on Of the limb. Ampujauon
was performed on Monday. ana she
died the following day from the
shock.
frot. HosHaHh, u hihd-re"o.r, per
formed I'm tie town hall last Thurs
day ana Friday ana gave man! Won
d-rIul tests OF his SIKH "a miH"-
reader. All that was necessary 10 let
him hho" what YOU were 'HLHN!hE
about was To hN your mind upon Il
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The ladies oil the reformed 0Aufeh
OF this place VIII give II dinner on
Thanksgiving day III the town nan.
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We learn that the funeral Of Mr.. Geo.
W. Port, whose death was mentioned
last week, was most imposing one
II was conducted by the knights
Tcmplar and Masous. al which Or
carnations he WAS leading member.
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Presbyterian church, hut '"ere were
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