Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-03-30
BRIEFS.

pick
Mackerel for sale at r. NJ. Billmyer's,
cheap.
Bananas, oranges and lemons, at
Trussells.
Butter, plenty of it, at 25c a pound,
al Trussells.
The new subscribers continue to
come. Come on.
Will winter please quit lingering in
the lap of spring.
Fresh cheese, bologna, cakes and
crackers, at Trusselrs.
Read the new advertisement of S.
p. Humrickhouse \ Son.
Barnum's big show will exhibit in
Hagerstown ON May 9TH
No onions have been placed in their
little beds yet this spring.
Dried apricots, peaches, evaporated
apples, beans and hominy, at Trus-
sells.
y special meeting of the State Board
of Health was held at Martinsburg
last week
\ Board of Trade has been organ
lied at Hagerstown, with Ex-Governor
Hamilton as President.
Mr.. Jacob frey, a widely Unknown cit
izen, died near Haserstown last Fri
day. He was IS years old
Mr.. Jas \. Green has beenappointed
assistant III the Harper's Ferry post
Office, in place of w. l.. Erwin, re-
signed.
We hope Shepherdstown will not
fail to send delegation to Charles
town next Friday to attend the county
meeting.
Attention is called TO the advertise
ment OF the New York SWl i'll another
column. 1t is the greatest newspaper
in America
The amount of capital stock repre-
sented by enterprises started i'll West
Virginia since the first of January is
S1,477.OOO,
The free delivery system is now full
ly under way in Hsgerstown, and uni
formed letter-carriers deliver and col
lect the mail.
Mrs Ellen Moore, wife of Major 5.
J. c. Moore, and daughter of the late
DR.. Randolph Kownslar, died in
Berryville last week.
Those of our subscribers who intend
to change their postoflice addresses
should notify us so we can send the
REGISTER promptly.
Fresh Potomac Shad and Herring
at X. VI. BiIlmyer's. They will be
sold cheap, and farmers are invited
TO supply themselves.
5. 7. Humrickhouse & Son offer
reward of fifty dollars for the capture
and conviction of the thief or thieves
who robbed their store.
5-pound tins of jelly at 4jc; 5-pound
buckets of apple butter soc, no charge
for buckets; California hominy 12{c
pound, al Trusselrs grocery.
The annual meeting of the stock
holder, of Potomac Building Associa-
ton No. will be held next Thursday
night in the REGISTER Office.
James Monaghan, of Martinsburg, a
brakeman on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, fell from his train last Tues
day and was killed. He was % years
old.
Evaporated apples and peaches,
prepared mustard and horse radish,
canned goods, and full line of gro
ceries and provisions, at Il. NJ. Bill
myers.
Mrs. Kate \. yesterday has pur-
chased the property so long known as
the old yesterday homestead, corner
ofCongress and West streets, for 81 200
Spirit.
Mr. James Flanagan has purchased
small tract of land-71@ acres-from
Mr. John Griff Moler, for $40 per acre
cash The land adjoins Mr.. Flana-
gan's place.
The County Commissioners of Wash
ington county have elected Mr.. Z. f.
Pry, of heedysville, tax collector
This Office is one of the best-paying
ones in the county.
FOR RENT-The two-story brick
house on New street, adjoining resi-
dence OF II. w. Potts. Possession
given April 1st. For terms, &c, APP
ply to j. S. Bragonier.
Mr.. Clarence Kable, of Kabletown.
whilst breaking a colt last Saturday,
was thrown TO the ground, breaking
his shoulder blade. DR.. w. w. Brown
was called in.-DemOcrat.
Mr. Charles r. Hardesty shipped
from Summit Point last week IS head
Of magnificent beef cattle, ranging
from 1900 60 1000 pounds. They were
destined for Liverpool, England.
Il Rev. Dr. +. r. Eschbach, pastor of
81 the Reformed church in Frederick, has
engaged passage for Europe in May.
a lie expects to be absent in foreign
lands until some time in September.
Specialties in Dentistry-Treating
diseases of the gums, bleaching dis
colored teeth, attaching new crowns
70 old roots, inserting the best teeth
made at SO per set. Filings, 75c up.
II. G.. SToTLER,
M Resident Dentist, Shepherdstown.
Inc large barn of Mrs Mary Fair