Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-03-28
Briefs.

Martinsous
cheat is looking extraordinarily
IL, r this season of the year.
We" Nav Garden Seeds have been
Nols orr at McMurran's Drug Store.
TeV.' valley Convocation of the Epis-
ln' church meets in Shepherdstown
April 18th ,,...o this ;s
A''' tho sun crossed the line''
some days ago
rr.rv department of R. M. Bill
h,li store is full up with fresh and
ss.onable goods.
The BOYS are getting ready for Eas-
~. and already have a sooo many
go. stored away
:" Lake, a farmer of Warren
y" Va. last week sold hundred
,,mb. at $3.50 per head.
vr John \. Link, one OF our we'll
In farmers, lost two valuable
S n,r by death last week.
VI, : H. Higinbotham, Charles
MS new postmaster, will take
charge of the office April ls1'
III. Potomac river was pretty high
-, sunday, three or four days OF
having caused it TO swell.
company expects to have five
.,n ice factory in operation in Win
.he.,ar Va. by the 10Th Of June.
Tho sum of $500 is bequeathed to
.ha Presbyterian Church of Charles
.,un nv the will OF Miss Maria Hum
phreys,
Whom in need of shoes or glassware,
.bsmbrr sets, tea and dinner sets, call
and examine the large stock of w. T.
Lickider
lake herring, cracked corn, churns,
,,IIer flour. cheese, bologna, flower
,.ad lard. breakfast bacon, hams, &c,
atW. p Licklider's.
There will be a business meeting Of
they NJ. c. \. in their room this
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. =
Young men are invited.
Mr. R Hume Butcher, Jr., former
well.known resident Of this county,
died in Omaha, Nebraska, on the nth
Of this month, aged 80 years.
Mrs. Ruth Jones, mother of Mr..
Vim. l.. Jones, of Martinsburg, died
AZ her sons home in that place last
Friday. at the age of &c years.
An excursion to Washington on the
B.6O. Railroad last Thursday was
the means of taking many visitors
from this vicinity to that place.
Rev. J. o. Knott will preach in
The NJ. f. Church South at Shepherds
town on Sunday at II O'Clock and at
Bethesda Sunday evening at 7.3O.
Mr.. Thomas II. Slavery, of Slavery
& Co., proprietors of the Harper's
Ferry pulp mills, has been granted a
patent for a paper-winding device.
The Grand Army OF the Republic
has bought tract of land compris-
ING the Cedar Creek battle ground,
fifteen miles south of Winchester, Va.
Rev. r. J. Wilson will hold services
in the Catholic Chapel next Sunday
morning at II o'clock, that evening |
t1.SO. and the following morning at
$50
Don't YOU need onion sets, pure |
New York Rose Potatoes, peas, beans,
rakes. shovels, hoes, names, traces, |
neatstoot oil? If so go TO w. p. Lick
Lder.
Mr.. John Wigginton, from the
ueighborhood of Harper's Ferry,
died at the County, Infirmary on the
eth instant, of dropsy, aged 62
Years.
Senator Faulkner has introduced a
a bill to pay $40 to Adam Kidwiler'
Of Jefferson county, for property |
taken and raided by the Federal army
during the war
Tuesday night thief invaded Mr..
Philip Barnhart's poultry yard and |
cot away with several prime hens.
He left four-probably for another
visit in the future.
The Frederick Daily Times, published
for about a year past at Frederick |
by Cyrus Helfenstein, announces that
twill suspend publication owing to
the illness of its proprietor.
Mr.. Jacob Wintermoyer 1.-The boss
clothing man. has gotten in his
spring goods, which are now ready
Tor public inspection. Read his adver-
t>ement in another column.
R. NJ Billmyer this week added to
hi stock $50 pair of fine new boots
and shoe. for gentlemen and ladies.
All he asks is that the public inspect
these goods and learn prices.
R. NJ Billmyer expects next week
TO get in large quantity of fish for
farmers, and will sell them cheap in
lots from 100 to 1000. Will take
country produce i'll exchange.
For Sale Columbus Side-bar Bug
gy. Has been used but a few times.
Also fresh COW with calf by her side.
ValI on or address f. f. Billmyer, Will
low Dale Farm, Shepherdstown, w.
Va.
John 5. Harden, Treasurer of the
Western Maryland Railroad Com
pany, delivery suddenly, while in the
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
baltimore, shortly after l o'clock
Monday
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