Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-02-27
LILLE LOCALS.
The Things of interest that are Happening in
Our Neighborhood and Elsewhere.

Mr.. Charles D. Wysong has been
buying up all the apples he could get
hold of in this neighborhood, to be
shipped to the city this week. This
is the eighth carload he has shipped
and the last.
Dr. H. r. Moore performed del
icate operation for the removal of cata-
ract from an eye of young daughter
of Mr. John A. Link, of the Uvilla
vicinity. 1t promises to be a success
and credit to his skill.
Mr.. D. Z. Roger, Of Leetown, has
been awarded by B. F. Avery & Sons,
Louisville, KY, a third prize for the
State of West Virginia "a $45 riding
and walking cultivator) for the best
dozen ears of corn grown on single
acre in 1895.
The Harpers Ferry Sentinel says
Mr.. j. Albert Engle, principal of Boil
war public school, has sent in his res
iguation to the board. He gives as
his reason for doing so that his meth
DDS of teaching do not agree with the
people of Bolivar
Mr.. VIM. E. Watson, of Pittsburg,
Will address the members of the st.
Andrews Brotherhood and the men
and boys of Shepherdstown in the
chapel of Trinity Episcopal church this
evening, February y, at 40 o'clock.
All cordially invited.
Mr.. Martin L. Eichelberger has
moved with his family from the Uyilla
neighborhood to Shepherdstown, where
he occupies the McGlmcy house, on
west German street. Mr.. Eichelber-
| ger Will sell stock, farming implements,
ETC., at his farm near Uvilla next We'd
nesday, March 4th.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Elk
Branch church will hold a sociable at
the residence Of Mrs. Hunter, at Duff
fields, on Friday night, February IS.
The company Will be entertained with
instrumental and vocal music and rec
itations. All are invited.
Judge +. Boyd Faulkner has APP
pointed Mr.. Thomas B. W. Duckwall
to be prosecuting attorney for Morgan
county, in place of M. j. Rufus Smith,
deceased. Mr.. DuckwaII Is Repub-
Tcan, but his eminent fitness for the
place, and the fact that Morgan coun-
ty is largely Republican, induced
Judge Faulkner to appoint him.
Mr. c. D. Wysong has begun the
wo,2 Of remodeliug the building used
as Morrison livery stable on Princess
street Tight floors will be put in
bota stories, windows cut, and large
double windows placed in the front.
| A room for a hardware store will be
made, and the balance Of the building
devoted to the storage Of implements,
wagons etc.
During the recent cold spell a young
man Of this vicinity went out to bride
his horse. lie thought he would warm
the bit by putting it in his own mouth
first. He did so, and the frost caused
it to stick to his mouth. He hurried
to the house, but he couldn't talk
with the bit in his mouth, so he had
to stand over the stove until he was
thawed loose.
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