Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-10-15
BRIEFS.

n,. law prohibiting the killing Oh
Tue .D'dS YES expires to-day the 10TH
P'I'' '"ad alum salt at sl.OO and fine
GrOun' g per sack at Billmyer's Cash
''V, IL not very plentiful just now
News The has hard work to find in
,.re.ting items auoa
II = been registered at the Luray
1nn this summer v,,.,,. .,
IT," ~,, Grand Lodge Of the knights OF
lne ,,iI meet in Martinsburg next
I tuesday, the ls'i'
p,,,imore city is to have crematory'
'omp.ny having been found to erect a
.,octure Of that kind.
r,.rs will be a Republican mass
ing at Kearneysville on Saturday,
0 o'yP 10th, at o'clock.
mad the new advertisement OF MT.
Isn0 J. Funk this week. 1t will be to
Y 'onr advantage to deal with him.
81 never was in war, but l have
,novder," said our devil after kiss
i1'T ,,s ample dumpling of his eye.
Ware now prepared to buy and pack
onr orchards all apples offered.
" WV Trussell & Hess.
", Alfred Bates, of Chsrlestown,
has been holding $1,000 position
Washington, has had a raise to 81 200
r.,..s,l 4 Hess have in full stock Of
poo,. and Shoes, all new and cheap.
w'I ,.ke corn in exchange as soon as 1t
will do to crib.
Roanoke is to have daily newspaper
and after October 23rd. The Rerte'c
70. announced that it will start a DEM
ocra,ic Daily on that date.
Fresh and smoked pork sausage ex-
.o.,sd to-day friday. Also, new sell
using buckwheat and Vermont maple
syrup.
W Nelson Wilson has been appointed
.,;o, boss ON the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad with headquarters at Charles
,lh hos removed with his family
10 that place.
Mr. George II. Hagley. of Charles
,own makes his fall and winter an
o,uncement this week. Read it and
rro6t bv it, He buys in large quanti-
rios and sells at low prices.
Rad and white ash coal Of all sizes,
.le,n and free of slate, just received by
Trnssell & Hess. They advise eonsum-
or, 10 buy early, as coal bought late in
the season is not generally as good as
now.
George Lewis, colored, who recently
escaped from the Msrtinsburg jail, has
haap discovered. He was found at Annap-
oils. Nd, where he is in Jail for roboinS
,,,ore. Better let him stay there, for
the Martinsburg Jail is very leaky.
Mr.. W. Fl. Kenner, late foreman OF
the gang of bridgers at the southern
terminus of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, with headquarters at Buch-
anan, has taken charge Of the northern
end gang, with headquarters at River
ton.
The young men Of Martinsburg have
Organized themselves into social CLUB
for amusement during the winter. This
reminds us that the young people OF
Shepherdstowp ought TO take some steps
to make the approaching winter season
pleasant and profitable.
Engine S24, on the second section OF
train No. ), west bound, ran into the
rear of train &C, five miles east OF Mar
tnsburg, demolishing the engine and
rear car of train &C. The trains were
well filled with passengers, but they es-
capped with slight bruises.
The Berkeley county Republicans
met in convention at Martinsburg last
Saturday and made the following nomi-
nations: For the Legislature, George
W. Bowers and George Ropp; county
commissioner, B. N. Kitchen; prosecu-
ting attorney. George w. Feidt.
We have received from Messrs. Upde-
graf, the merchants of Hagerstown,
their illustrated Trade Journal for the
fall and winter of 1886. 1t ia sent to
their friends and customers in order to
let them know what goods are sold. But
there is only one way TO find out any
thing about their great store-to 60 and
see.
With view to encourage canal boat
men to be kind TO their mules the agent
oithe Humane Society of the District
Of Columbia has determined to give a
gold medal to Captain David knode'
who has four mules in service ON the
canal whose joint ages make 30 years,
The oldest and wisest mule being ~
years Of age.
Last Friday evening AS the west
bound express on the Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad was nearing Cumberland a
young lady named Lilly Harris. who
VAS on her way from Philadelphia to
Louisville, put her head out OF win
dow and WAS struck by bridge. She
received terrible cut on the side Of her
head, and serious results are feared.
Rev. d. W. Smith, OF Springfield, o.,
who had accepted The call as pastor OF
The Lutheran church in Middletown,
Nd, telegraphed the church council
asking to be released therefrom. The
council, upon receiving a letter con-
alnlng his reasons for wanting to bs