Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-03-22
Briefs.

seed oats lor soio'
Won will find new stock of goods at
" P. Licklider's.
Fresh Ash received almost every day
AFR. NJ. Billmyer's.
The old Council meets again on
Monday evening next.
choice lot Of seed oats just re-
Lived and for sale by j. w. Kerney.
RM. Billmyer has for sale seed po-
tstoes. garden seeds, garden tools, &c
New styles in tea setts, glassware.
c-ockery and china. Come. w. P.
Licklidsr
new national bank is to be estab-
T.bed in Hagerstown with q capital
ois1OO,OOO.
Ten cents worth of dogs can destroy
hundred dollars worth Of sheep in a
single night.
Mr.. Arthur Hawks delivers his lee
tpre on Moses" this Friday evening
NJ Kabletown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lane, q well-known
Hsgsr.town lady, died last Sunday,
aged IS years,
Seed potatoes, onion sets, garden
seed. Of all kinds, garden tools, at w.
p. Lickliders.
The Winchester Presbytery meets
in shepherdstown on Tuesday, April
9th. at 100 p. IN.
Spring bonnets are said to be lower.
This. of course, refers to the crown,
not to the price.
The man who was lost in admiration
woman afterwards found himself
in love with her.
II YOU want names, traces, shovels,
hoe, rakes or forks, call and get them
ofW. p Licklider.
w. p. Licklider, will receive his
stock of spring shoes this week. Also
fresh groceries, &C.
Read the new advertisement this
week Of Updegraffs, the great Ha-
ger.town merchants.
W. p. Licklider is the first to get
spring goods You are invited to cali
and see what he has.
Hon. Daniel B. Lucas delivered his
lecture on Daniel O'Connell' in Ha-
gerstown Monday evening.
The Frederick daily and weekly
T,ma has become embarrassed, and q
receiver has been asked for.
A good many suckers and other
fish have been caught in nets along
the Potomac river this week.
Dogs raided the flock of sheep be-
longing to Mr.. Ct. III. Turner last
Thursday night and killed sixteen Of
them.
Mr. David p. Fry, of this county,
graduated at the College of Physi-
clan and Surgeons, in Baltimore, last
week.
The spring opening OF Lowenstein
Bros. & Co., Hagerstown, takes place
next Saturday, March Goth. See ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. f. Brownold, the once noted
prima donna, died at Weston on Mon
day. Her remains were inferred at
Charlestown.
Hard Scrabble man is trying the
experiment. of grating apple twigs
into pine tree. He wants to raise
pineapplss,
Mr.. James Props recently caught
two carp from the Shenandoah river
near Millville that weighed respec-
lively 10 and 15t pounds.
Bishop Peterkin will administer the
rite OF confirmation in the Episcopal
Church of Shepherdstown on Sunday
evening at half-past o'clock.
Work has been resumed at the Po-
tomac Cement Mill a short distance
below Shepherdstown. The mill
started to grind on Monday last.
Dr. |. H. Ashton, who formerly
lived in Shspherdstown, died at his
home in Irvington-onH Hudson, New
York, last Saturday. He was 80 years
OF age
The old reliable Hagerstown tailor,
John ID. Swartz, has new advertise
msnt in this issue. He is now ready
for spring trade with an extremely
handsome line of goods.
Joseph Fine, expecting to leave this
locality, desires all persons who owe
him to make prompt settlement OF
their bills. Old accounts, especially,
must positively be paid.
Mr.. Frank Brosius, engineer on the
Valley Branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, had his leg broken last
week. He was struck by trucK
while oiling his engine at Harper's
Ferry.
A real curiosity has been on exhibit
ton at DR.. Gibson's drug store during
the past week 1t is n pure white
squirrel, with a grey tail, which was
shot on Mr.. Henry Shepherds Wild
Goose Farm some days ago. 1t is a
singular freak OF nature.
OF the Senate Standing Committees,
asnow formed, Senator Kenna is up
on Commerce, Organization, Conduct
and Expenditures Of the Executive
Department, Patents and Railroads;
Senator Faulkner upon Claims, Dis
trict of Columbia, Mines and Mining,
and Pensions.
The Jefferson County Mutual Fire