Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-01-22

o,e of the novelties at ""n'
Nd. .,o r;r,s too-bave
,,'n enjoying themselves eoas'ing anu
,kating this week
Rench will pay in cash the
- market price for all eggs
thought to his store.
rro or three inches of snow fell on
LEY morning, and sleigh-riding
:. ssain at a premium.
c.,o Pendleton & Licklider's and Sc
beautiful China Tea Set at cost
S ,or cash. Only four left.
The county roads which last week
imnassable on account of drifted
,,ox have all been opened.
Paw. John P. Strider, formerly of
-. county. has been seriously i'll this
,rosk At his home in Staunton.
Mrs Laura Chaplise has sold her
IuAS'
A.;.l Jwelling-house on New street to
A., Presley Marmaduke for l,50O.
p.roains in Boots and Shoes, as we
offer any in stock at cost for cash.
Pendleton & Licklider.
NJ John II. Blake has purchased the
.....,s, If Mr.. ;. l.. Heffenger in the
u.se, stown daily and weekly Ne,cs.
Keep your feet dry by going to PEN
u.,on 4 Licklider's and get pair Gum
poors Shoes or Alaskas at cost for cash.
coods will be sold at cost, but we
have a large stock to select from. Come
and get bargains. Pendleton q Licklider.
The Washington Conference, Colored,
vF Church, meets on March llth at
cbarlestown. Bishop Ninde will pre-
side.
Mr.. Daniel z. Ray has obtained en-
rIoyment in the railroad shops at
Roanoke, and left for that place last
sunday.
William Fisher, of Hardy county, w.
Va. shipped forty-four cattle to Phila-
delphia last week averaging 1,45s
pounds in weight.
The Baltimore Conference of the NJ.
+. Church South meets in Staunton,
Va. on the 10th of March. Bishop
McTyeire will preside.
Ii You want an attractive, business
like sale bill, at moderate price, call
at this office. Compare our bills with
any printed in this State.
S.P. Humrickhouse 81 Son are SELL
ing winter goods at cost prices. If you
want a good suit of clothes cheap call
and get it while it can be had.
The REGISTER will hereafter be found
at the reading room in Roanoke, Va,
established by the employees of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Nr. John w. Woody last week
caught four bass in the Shenandoah
which aggregated l212 pounds. One
weighed 81 and another 4 pounds
FREE Press.
The Supreme Court of Appeals is now
in session at Charleston. On the argu-
ment docke, cases from Judge Faulk-
ner's circuit are set for Wednesday,
February 81.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker, from the
House Committee on the Judiciary, has
reported tavorably bill to remove the
political disabilities of Thomas l.. Ros-
ser, OF Virginia.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
NJ. L. Church South, will be held ut MIR.
G. 7. Licklider's Thursday, January
18th, at four o'clock.
Mr.. Maurice Conner, of Martinsburg,
has been appointed Track Supervisor Of
the Valley Branch of the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad, III place of Mr.. VIM.
FiHp at7ick, deceased.
We have i'm our minds eye number
OF old, young and middle-aged couples
whom We think will assist in making
tile marriage record a creditab;e one
during 1856. SO mote it be.
Millwrights from the John L. Noyes
Manufacturing Company, of New Jer-
sey, are at work at the Shenandoah
Milling Company's Bloomery Mill, con-
yerting it into a full roller mill.
Mr.. Henry Cannon, of Bolivar, aged
IS years, was stricken with heart
disease on Saturday about IL Il. III.
He was on his way 10 Harper's Ferry,
when he fell and immediately expired.
It's reported that the Camden Light
Artillery, OF MarIlnsburg, Is about to
disband. The military fever is evident
ly dying out ia Berkeley cOun'y. The
Louaye Company has voted 10 stop drill
lng until next spring.
We call attention to the advertisement
In this issue of LowenstciD Bros. & Co.,
Who are closing OUT their fall and win
ter clothing at reduction of 20 rel
cent. in order 10 make room Tor spring
goods. Now is the time 10 buy.
Captain Amos Neptune, of Parkers-
0nrg. W. Va, The oldest passenger con
oIcIor on The Parkersburg Division OF
Inc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, fell
dead last Thursday from heart disease
lie had been in the employ of the rail
ROAD company over thirty years.
Some complaint has reached us lately
'nSt our papers are not received regu'
lafly and sometimes not received at all
IL our subscribers will let Us know
"hen their papers are behind time OF
are not received, mentioning dates, we
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