Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-04-13
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New subscribers are still rolling in.
Let EN- roll.
Potatoes bacon and lard wanted by
J. y. Trussen.
The regular term of the Berkeley
circuit court began on Tuesday.
Full stock canned goods, dried fruits,
meats, flour and groceries at Trusselrs.
The genuine Early Rose potatoes, of
the very best quality, at r. NJ. Bill
myers.
The new advertisement of Lowen-
stein Bros Il Co. is on the second
page. Read it.
The shepherd College baseball nine
defeated picked nine last Friday by
a score of 26 to %.
A landslide near the tunnel block
AIDED navigation for day or two last
week on the canal.
Rev. L. r. Mason will preach at Duff
fields on Sunday afternoon, April 18th,
at nail past Inree o CLOCK.
X. NJ. Billmyer has received this
week a splendid lot of shoes for ladies
and gentlemen. Call and see them.
Fresh bologna, cheese, crackers,
snaps and cakes, oranges, lemons and
bananas received this week by Trus-
sell.
One of the important changes in
fishing tackle this year will be that
the Jug will have more body and less
neck.
Plum pudding. California canned
apricots and evapOrated peaches ex-
pected to arrive by Saturday at Trus-
sells.
The proprietor of the Variety Store
has opened up the spring campaign.
1t will pay you TO keep track of his
advertisements.
The Shenandoah Valley Railroad
has adopted the automatic bell cord,
new device by which conductors sig
nal engineers.
DIR. w. w. Brown, of Kabletown,
was thrown from horse one day last
week, and painfully though not dan
gerously injured.
Garden implements of all kinds at
r. NJ Billmyer 's-including the Batch
elor fork rakes, hoes, shovels, &c, all
at low prices.
An egg trust is forming" says the
Chicago Tribune Shell this be en-
dured and no man rise TO break it, or
throw off the yolk?
Mr.. +. p. Harrison, Of Martinsburg,
has been appointed to position in
the General Land Office at Washing
ton, salary 50 per day.
No one need borrow the REGISTER
when they can get it from now until
the first of next year for dollar.
Come in and subscribe
Hon. Daniel b. Lucas has accepted
all invitation TO lecture on the Life
and Character of jefferson before a
Washington educational institute.
Fresh fish expected on Saturday at
r. NJ Billmyer's. Send in your orders
now for struck herring, large lot OF
which will be ordered in a week or
two.
If YOU wish to see a nice store, go
to Geo. H. Hagley's, Charlestown,
which he has just completed and
stocked with spring and summer
goods.
Miss Ellen Welshans, at the Little
Store Around the Corner, has lots OF
articles in her store that will delight
the feminine eye. Read her adver-
tisement.
The Maryland Legislature before it
adjourned passed a bill to repeal the
charter of the b. q O. Relief Associa-
ton. giving it till April l, 1899, to wind
mp its affairs.
Mr. John W. McGinnis, we'll
known former eli zen of this county,
died at his home neal Payne's Chapel,
Berkeley county, last uesoa!' aseu
nearly 20 years.
DR.. j. ID. Starry, of Charlie No"h'
who has been quite deaf for 5, 'uie
years, has had his hearing completed
restored by the skillful treatment of
DIR. Marmion, of Washington.
Harrisburg bacon, homeless ham,
bologna sausage, dried beef canned
goods, fresh groceries and provisions,
and full stock of goods i'll my line
now on hand. X. NJ. Billnyer
The warehouse of Adams s. Rohrer,
at Smithsburg, Md, was broken into
last Monday night and the safe blown
open. The burglars got $500 i'll cash
and about 500 worth of goods.
The Marvin Chapel Sunday School
recently elected the following officers:
Superintendent, Charles Mckee:
Assistant Superintendent, Thornburg
Kearney; Secretary, Frank McQullIn;
Treasurer, Samuel Licklider; Libra
rian, Bud Lemen.
Mr.. Harry Thomas met with a severe
accident on Wednesday evening. He
was engaged in cutting fodder by
horse power, and the horse becoming
frightened, plunged forward and the
beam struck Mr.. Thomas on the leg