Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-10-22

,,ta,sl.S' per SAY"
store. Az. has invested in a
The hn w. bought it for the benefit Of
'aI ,.dies of the NJ. E. Church South
Inc AL ale TWO good four.light chan
l,,i.rs. complete
Email boys hands are now a rich'
IO' wn the result of laying in q
@pply of walHn''' ..., Of . R.,,,.
' n"n.e-is now in successful ope-
ZION in Martinsburs
Faulkner is holding the regular
Su' Of the circuit court for Berke-
Ircounty at MAr'in''0rs'
!" Can't. J. NJ. Smith, a well-known con-
var an the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
'',5 i, seriously i'll at Roanoke
r., ,o,d wave that arrived last Sat-
~. i caused general firing up OF
~" r.. Ice WAS formed on Saturday
night.
r.. water in the Potomac river and In
,,.,o,l is very low, and boats are COM
~ 49,, -odnce their tonnage in con.
sequence
I'll. first letter with special delivery
nan il that came to Shepherdstown
=, ,scsiyed at the REGISTER office last
Thursday.
lag that has belonged to the family
,u,. Ann HINES for many years had
:, head cut off by passenger train a
few nights ago
p,vmaster Gambrill paid the employ
-, # the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
nj. week for the month Of August. He
a,bu,ed about $4,000.
The shipments Of live stock over the
,b,D,ndOsh Valley Railroad recently
sv been very heavy. Most of the
ailments are from Virginia.
Potomac Building Association No. 2
will offer for sale several shares of stock
r,1, Monday evening in Mr.. G. NJ.
RlzhOOyer's office at Z o'clock.
The SYNOD of Virginia will meet in
The First Presbyterian church, Rich
uoDI, Va, November 9th. Rev. Charles
Ch.elin, of this place will attend.
The town council of Martinsburg has
,ppOinled colored man to position
Oh It's police force. 1t was done at the
request of number of the colored citi-
RnS.
The Potomac Cement Mill put an in
creased force Of men to work on Tues
tiy. There seems TO be prospects for
work as long as the weather remains
favorable.
Apples are selling in this neighbor-
hood at from 20 to 30 cents bushel,
according to quality. Cider has been
islng at 10 cents 8 gallon in small
sSHiitiss.
Mr. J. d. Swartz, the old reliable
aIOr and gents furnisher, Of Hagers-
ovn, has new advertisement this
week. Read it and see what he offers
10 the public.
Mr.. V. NJ. Firor, of Charlestown, is
Al Independent candidate for the State
Senate. He spoke in CharlestOwn last
week, defining his position on various
public questions.
Two ShepherdstOwn young men went
over 10 Sharpsburg last Friday night to
tear Col. Baughman speak. The only
reason they didn't hear him was because
he Colonel wasn't there.
Rev. W. 6. Hammond will preach at
knoxville on Sunday at 1890 a. m. and
riOclOck in the evening. The meet
ils' will be continued throughout the
week at ! o'clock each evening.
The Morgan county Democratic con-
v'niiOn At Berkeley Springs last Satur-
Day nominated DR.. Fl. B. w. Ras for
House of Delegates and l. Newton
Michael for county commissioner.
We have just been printing some very
Alce work in the way of letter.heads,
'Il.heads, envelopes, &c. When you
want any work of this kind give us
call, We do it well and at low prices.
Mr.. j, W. Osbourn has earned the
s0Ol wishe, Of the community by hav-
uS new brick pavement laid in front
u his premises on Main street. Won't
zone other persons follow his example?
AF. Milford Spohn made an address
10 front Of the Entler Hotel last Satur-
''y evening, on the subject of the indie
Flcence Of the American voter. He
'POAe IN the interest Of the labor party.
lie fire company this week pumped
'ne water from the town cisterns, the
'Ouncll had the cisterns cleaned out,
,uu 'he IRE company again filled them.
w" done for more efficient fire pro-
lection.
iAeFe is nothing like advertising. A
y" uays ago Mr.. j. S. Fleming brought
:" advertisement to the REGISTER to re-
y, V'er couple of missing articles, and
Wv 'llngs were found before the paper
'spriEted.
=. '"e material belonging to the West
"s'0'a Publishing Company and the
wa VIII of the West Virginia Democrat
;, "aVertlsed to be sold at public auc-
n NJ, November 18th, 1886, by Forrest
w. Brown, Trustee.
epra says that VIM. Jackson, a
'"y eolored man of Bolivar, fell into
i VIZ w III which straw is cooked at the
'''o"n Paper Mill, on Monday MORN