Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-12-11
BRIEFS.

~ vou want 10 h"o"
,';s,mas goods, read the advertise
~sn.s in the REGISTER
The turkey cries "gobble, gobole'
~, - He'll be gobbled soon enough,
% he needn't fret
r,. new timetable of the Baltimore
ohio Railroad will 60 into effect on
s sunday, December 18TH
virginia girl who advertised for a
's.rd in a Dakota paper is stated to
nsrs received already lls replies. g.
pr the will of the late Nathan Cot,
If Clarksburg, W. Va, Congress
, 9,@ Nathan Golf, Jr., will receive about
$4,000.
=. will be seen by advertisement in
her column, Sheriff Hurst is call
'~s mon taxpayers to settle up. He
needs the money.
aTbe way to Sleep" says scientist,
81, ~ think of nothing" But this Is
.,.,.te The way to sleep is to think it
!: Tine to get up.
po,omac Building Association, No. 2,
will offer for sale several shares OF stock
~, Monday evening in the room UNI
1.r the REGISTER office, at O'Clock.
Fresh coarse and fine salt. pepper and
~, metre for butchering season. Poul-
:. nork and corn wanted for cash or
trade. ''''i ~ ~
NJ Harry D. Doll, we,l-known and
.,noIa Young man Of Martinsburg,
5isa in that place last week Of spinal
0,soingitis. He was twenty-four years
Of age.
The iurv in the case of Thomas Watts,
,,,ored on trial at Hagerstown for the
ronrder of Benjamin Stops, cOlored,
,.ndered verdict of not guilty last
week.
4 lady offers the following cure for
w.r,s. Rub the warts with lemon juice
three or four times a day and you will
no, have a single wart left within
month.
We were in error in stating couple
of weeks ago that Mr.. John l.. Glenn
EMS WAS conductor on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad. He is baggage
master.
Cold. cold. cold, coal, coal, coal of
al kind for sale BY Trussell & Hess.
Also. cord " God, delivered by the cord
or half.cord; corn, pork and poultry
wanted.
The Western Maryland Railroad on
Monday completed the work of relay
ING il. track with steel rails. The last
rail WAS laid at williamsport, the ter
minus of the road.
It's hardly necessary to call attention
10 the advertisement of Mr.. Hambleton,
Of HagerstOwn, for it speaks for itself.
II. has big advertisement and big
lot of goods To back il up.
II is announced tn at the Roanoke Ma
chine Works, at Roanoke, Va, have re-
ceiyed large order for engines, which
will necessitate the employment OF
about | 900 workmen on the1st of JAM
uary.
Baker & McMurran tell the public
what they have to sell by means Of big
advertisement this week. They are sell
ing cheap, and you can do no better any
place than at their store. Call and see
them.
The canal employees were paid last
week for the months of May and Sep
TENDER, 1885. The revenue to the canal
for tolls during the month of November
amounted to sl4, 200. which will hardly
pay the eN pellseS-
A Frederick dispa tch to the Baltimore
Sun says that the skating rink built in
that city last year at a considerable cost,
aud which was so largely patronized
during the winter, is meeting with poor
success this season.
The Rev. G. Fl. Brandau, pastor of St.
Matthew's German Lutheran Church
in Hagerstown, celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary Of his entry into the minis
try on Sunday by preaching a special
sermon on the occasion.
The Spirit says that Judge Faulkner,
Of the Circuit Court, had two juries out
for consultation and third in the box,
at one time last week. a strong evil
dence that he does not mean to let the
business of the Court lag if he can help it,.
We desire to call the special attention
OF our readers to the new advertisement
Of Bender & Rogers, of Sharpsburg, Md.
Mr. K. H. Rogers, formerly of Kear-
neysyille, is member of this firm, and
MS friends on this side the river will no
doubt take pleasure in patronizing him.
Mr.. Andrew Blair, of Williamsport,
M, few days ago, slaughtered one of
us line porkers. While the death sQueal
o. The hog rang out in the village, the
remaining occupant OF the pen dropped
uead. 1t is presumed death was the re-
sun of grief at the loss of its companion.
Aessrs. Emmert Brothers. proprietors
VI The elevator ut the Baltimore & Ohio
uepot, made a purchase on Saturday last
VI iV'OOO bushels of wheat from eX. Gov.
hamilton, being part OF this and last
years crops on his farms in this county.
'nls wheat is now in course of delivery.
-Hdgersto.sn Mail.
saturday, while Francis NJ. Davis,
'SS'tender of the canal at North Branch.
was turning the windlass which oper-
]'e' the gates, the gearing broke and
4 Al.