Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-02-07
BRIEFS.
,ntine Day.

rho weather this week mas asaiii
,n mild and spring-like.
kinds of garden and field seeds
,aIe bv Lee & cambridge.
NH. i the best time of the year to
.,hscribe for the REGISTER.
nont fail to see the Wise Wagon
,,r sale by Lee K cambridge
Tao & cambridge handle all kinds
supplements and machinery
1snt will begin this year on Febru-
,ry 10Th, rather an early date
oliver Chilled Plows and repairs for
sale cheap by Lee II cambridge
m, vartinsburg Herald has been
Iar,ad and otherwise improved.
rsa Collins Road Cart takes the
for sale 10y Lee & cambridge.
n,n't forget Lee & cambridge sell
49,, bs.t creamery and dairy goods.
NJ Hezekiah Myers died at his
Inc near Sharpsburg, Md, January
sith.
Won can't break them, is what the
,,rrars say who use the Syracuse
Plow.
v.yt summer the popular song will
i,oblv he Where did you get
that ice:
There will he missionary services
;n ,baM f. Church Sunday evening
st680 o'clock.
Mr. Vim. X. Deck has made a new
Covering for the we'll in the street
near hi, home.
r NJ. Billmyer has received his
Garden seeds. He sells ID. NJ. Ferrys
reliable goods.
Call AT the REGISTER Office and see
the sort of sale bills we print and
learn our prices.
\u interesting story for the boys
will be found on the first page of the
REGISTER this week.
Mr. Orrick Cunningham, formerly
n Berkeley county, died in Williams
port. Md. last Tuesday
Hon. Vim. L. Wilson is the West
VIRGINIA member of the new Congress
sional Campaign Committee.
Call on Lee & cambridge and exam
inc the Syracuse Flows and Harrows,
with every part guaranteed.
Miss Salie Gamer, of Berkeley
county, died last weekfrom the effects
Of a fall. She was 81 years old.
There is very spirited contest over
the po,tofiice at Frederick, Md, and
a. time goes on it is getting hotter
An unknown man was killed on the
B.&O. Railroad near Hedges
Vile He was buried at that place.
Mr.. Herbert Osbourn, treasurer Of
Loudoun county, died on Tuesday.
He was gallant Confederate soldier.
Rev. r. NJ. Strickler will preach at
Shepherdstown in College Hall on
Sunday at II a. III. and at Unionville
al 10 p. III.
M Isaac Ramsburg, an aged and
respected citizen of Berkeley county,
died at his home near Vanclevesville
on Tuesday
Mr.. \. Dillon Grove, of Sharpsburg,
was pretty badly bruised the other
night by jumping from train at An
tietam station.
Last Sunday was Ground-Hog Day.
The =. h. did not see his shadow in
this neighborhood. so we may look
fol good weather.
Potomac Building Association No.
8 will offer for sale several shares OF
stock next Monday evening at 100
o'clock at the REGISTER Office.
The case of the Fidelity Trust Co.
and others vs.. 5. V. r. Il. Company,
was heard in the Supreme Court OF
Appeals at Charleston last week.
The colored people have announced
entertainments in the coloied Meth
odi,t Church for Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday evenings of this week.
The Cookus property, that was sold
at public sale last Saturday by Mr.. u.
w. Beltzhoover, Special Commissioner,
was bought 10y Mr.. Joseph l.. Cookus
at $50.
For Rent-Tlie room now occupied
byF r. Grove, suitable for store
room orofIice. Possession given April
1T, 1890 Apply to Miss Martha Ma
grudrr
Congressman Wilson has introduced
bill in the House to pay the Catho-
lie Church of Martinsburg $4,000 for
damages inflicted by troops during
the war.
The Luray Baptist Church has ex-
tended call to Rev. II. l.. Quarles,
Of Essex county, Va, to become the
pastor of the church, and the call has
been accepted.
Mr. Jacob Terrell has sold TO Mr..
John G.. Lambert the stone building
on Main street now occupied by Mat
IoIiycr a a restaurant. The price
paid was Il, 800 cash.
Last Saturday night the first big
snow OF the season fell. 1t was about
I'VE inches deep, but as u warm rain
Preceded and followed it there was
hot much left by Monday.
Mr.. Fillmore Smith, of Sharpsburg,
mas been appointed on the Capitol Pc