Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-02-03
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Please settle your bills at this office.
All, there! Will Staley, of Milnes
\ boy, did you say?
There are two weddings recorded
this week. Who'll be the nexty
News is certainly scarce this week.
Why don't somebody do something?
Eggs and all kinds of poultry Eek
cept stolen) wanted for cash or trade
at TrusselGs.
Some desirable real estate will be
offered for sale in Shepherdstown on
Saturday.
lard and bacon wanted in exchange
for goods Now is the best time to sell
ioles Trussell.
The slipper. pavements have made
the walking not only unpleasant but
dangerous this week.
DR.. James NJ. Ransom, Dentist, will
be in Shepherdstown next Monday
and remain one week.
County Court meets on Wednesday
next, February Sth. The Circuit Court
will begin on the 14th.
The manufacture of whisky from
old rags is a new industry. Generally
whisky produces old rags.
The ice on the Shenandoah river
was so strong on Monday that four
horse teams were driven across ii.
Dried apricots, peaches, apples
Lima beans &c, expected to arrive
in few days. j. n. Trussell.
Mrs. Virginia Williams has rented
and moved into the house on Main
street recently occupied by ID. A. Hill
The municipal officers of keedys-
willie. Md, have fixed the annual levy
for the current year at nine cents on
the 500.
Buckwheat, hominy, mincemeat,
cranberries cheese, pickles, fruit but
tiers. jellies and canned goods at
Trussell's.
Smith & Co.. of Charlestown, have
opened photograph gallery in the
room next door TO Mr.. Shows confec-
tionery store.
Several more new subscribers this
week. Send along your names, and
YOUR friends names, and try the REG
ISTER for year.
The high winds the latter part of
last week drifted the snow badly, and
made some of the country roads al
most impossible.
Mr. Dennis VI. kilmer, whorecently
patented a very useful broom rack,
has begun the manufacture OF the
same at Martinsburg
1t is said that Duflields young
man kissed his girl SO hard last Sun
dav that he drew her false teeth down
his throat He nearly choked to
death
Mr.. Samuel Mumma, living on the
farm of Mr.. Stephen =. Grove, near
Sharpsburg, was kicked by a horse
the other day and had several ribs
broken.
Well bet it won't be long before
-Shepherdstown can boast of hall of
some sort. And if the citizens will all
pull together we can get up first
class one.
Some of the leading business men
of Hagerstown have formed perma-
manent organization for the encour-
cement of manufacturing enterprises
at that place.
The man who does not pay the
printer has one consolation III the fu-
ture, which is, that he will not be sub
jected to falling on ice when he goes
on the street
Mrs. Ann kercheval, wife of Mr.. f.
V. Kercheval, of Berryville, Va, and
native of Charlestown, died last Sat
urday, after lingering illness, at an
advanced age.
FOR RENT-The two-story brick
house on New street, adjoining resi-
dence of H. w. Potts Possession
given April LIST. For terms. &c, APP
ply to j. :. BragOnier.
Miss Lizzie Carpenter, the sprightly
Leone" Of the Martinsburg papers,
was married on Thursday evening
last 10 Mr. j. W. Beller. She was a
belle. now she is Beller.-Free Press.
And next will be believer.
The pupils of Oak Grove public
school. assisted by the ladies and gen
tlemen of the neighbOrhood, will give
all entertainment, consisting of cha
rades, tableau1 and music, on Satur-
day, February 4th, 1893, at =. m.
\ meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
Association will be held on Friday
afternoon, February Sd, at 4 o'clock
in the Y. NJ. c. \. Room. All mem
bnrs are requested To be present as
there will be an election of officers.
We have an extremely interesting
story of railroad life on our first page
this week 1t is well worthy of peru
sal In our farmers column, too, will
be found couple of articles that will
perhaps repay "A thoughtful reading.
The Lenton season begins on Ash
Wednesday, February 18th; the first
SIndy in Lent falls on February 10th;
Palm Sunday falls on March 25th;
Good Friday on March 3Oth; Easter
Sunday comes on April list. and closes
the Lenten season.
The sale bills printed at the REGIS