Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-11-08
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BRIEFS.
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.own on Tuesday, November 10th.
Mr. Edward T. Line has entered Mr..
n l. Rentchs store as salesman.
Santa Claus has been unloading his
oack al ID. l.. Rentch's this week.
Drop a quarter in the slot and get
,hs REGISTER until the first of Janua-
~.
Dr T. c. Stotlers office will be open
for business on Tuesday, November
l2th.
Rev. r. NJ. Strickler will preach at
Bilmvers Hall Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
There is just as much noise as ever
IN ShepherdStown, but there is great
deal less hustle
Mr.. ID. q. Moler informs us that his
corn crop averaged go bushels to the
acre That's not bad.
Mr. Chas. Broadway Rouss, of New
York subscribed S25, 900 to the Worlds
Fair fund in that city.
The sale of the Harper's Ferry mill
property has been postponed until
Tuesday, November 10th.
Rev l.. r. Mason will conduct servi-
ce, in the chapel at Duffields on Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
1 synopsis of the West Virginia
came law will be found on our first
maze. 1t will be we'll to read it.
The skaters finished their work on
the Catholic Chapel on Tuesday, and
that structure is now under roof
Rev. Charles Ghiselin has declined
the call tended him by the Presby-
terrain Church at Falling Waters.
The Spirit says that Mr.. J. Aldridge
Chew has sold his fine farm, contain
ins 10 acres, to Mr.. J. w. Walraven,
for $1,000.
In an election for school commits
sioners at Martinsburg on Tuesday
the Democrats elected all three of their
candidates.
\ new building association is to be
organized at Charlestown. The new
one will make the tenth-four are
running now.
Mr.. w. r. Miller is having his dwell
ing-house on Washington street raised
another story Mr.. WIN. NJ. Staley is
doing the work.
The public sale advertised in last
weeks Register of Rev. Mr.. Mason's
peasonal property has been indeti-
nitely postponed.
Henry J. Steere, wealthy resident
Of Providence, X. l., who died a short
time ago, left S25, 900 to Roanoke Col
lege at Salem, Va.
The REGISTER is indebted to Mr..
Albert 7. Hill, of Elmwood Farm,
for "a baSketful of very fine potatoes,
raised OH that place.
Ii looks like a wedding when the
young lady buys her trousseau and
the young gentleman invests in a new
outfit of clothing, etc.-doesn' 1t?
Go TO r. NJ. Billmyer's for the best
g lands of bacon, Riverton roller flour,
groceries, canned goods, provisions,
candies, tobaccos, cigars, etc, etc.
Pure mountain buckwheat, new
raisins, citron, figs, and currants;
hominy, sweet potatoes, oranges and
lemons, Just received by j. \. Trussell.
r. NJ. Billmyer is headquarters for
boots and shoes. He makes spe-
cialty of mems boots of which large
and carefully selected stock is always
kept on hand.
George White, a former resident of
Martinsburg, has been arrested in St.
Paul, Mimi, for marrying, a young
girl there while he had wife aud child
III Martinsburg.
The gunners of this neighborhood
are after the partridgeS III force. 1t
Is said that the birds are more numer-
Gus this year than they have been
for some time.
For Sale-A good secondhand
knabe Piano, cheap. Will take $50
for piano, stool and cover. Address
Mr.. q. p. Hill, Marlinsburg, w. Va,
care Of National Bank.
Mrs. Anna f. Highbarger, aged 81
years, wife of Vim. T. HighbarSer,
and Mrs Catherine Burgan, aged
7jyears, both of the Sharpsburg neigh
borhood, died last week.
WANTED TO BUY-For Pennsylva-
Ma parties. a carload of COWS with
calves by their sides. Persons having
same for sale will please let me know
at once. j. n. Trussell.
The telephones that had been in
Use along the Chesapeake ana oilo
Canal have been collected and will be
returned TO the Bell Telephone Com
pany, of whom they had been rented.
If the newspapers told half of all
they know, a social revolution would
ensue in short order. 1t is what Is
Kept out of a paper, not what goes In
that keeps the world running smooth
ly.
Messrs Frazier & Son desire to no.
uiy all persons who are indebted TO
them that prompt payment OF their
bills must be made. Otherwise steps
will have to be taken to collect by
law.
The authorities of Waynesboro, In
compliance with recent town ordl-
nance, arrest tramps and make them
work on the streets. We think II