Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-03-14
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pesd the new advertisement oil NC
nee Bros, Hagerstown'
N a. anneStribling, of Martinsburg
-. NJ been granted a pension.
m,o election tickets printed in Ha-
.. raC didn't win this year
MI, dsv after the election was a
-" .t one. but it will soon dry
of
anR NJ Billmyer's for your gro
,.rie.. provisions, notions roller -four
etc.
The REGISTER Office is the place to
,our printing done. Work good
and prices low
-. u l. Burton. a well-known cit
..aof Cbarlestown, died on Saturday
is,t. aged SO years,
Rev l.. X. Mason will hold services
;, ,be chapel at Dufiields on Sunday
.,,srnoon at $50 o'clock.
Tho .um of $50 has been sub
-hsd toward the erection of a pub
Ii, hall in Harper's Ferry.
r,r Rent-A comfortable house in
.h,sa.tern part of Shepherdstown.
r,- ferns, apply to \. 5. Reynolds.
IN. Hagerstown and Frederick
,.;-. wil. be held on the same dates
Iii. ysor-that is October 18th TO 18th.
Pow lanes Gamble, an aged minis
....f the NJ. f. Church, died in Ha-
..r.r,wn on Monday, in his SSth year.
The Henry Piper farm of 200 acres
.;,,ar4d near Sharpsburg, has been
..,J 70 samuel d. Piper for $50 per
acre.
". are indebted TO Congressman
WH.,ufor a package Of the regulation
...5. from the Agricultural Depart
mrut.
Minor Henry Hagan has moved
from the Chapline property to the
lsr., dwelling house of Mr.. George
Gross
The five per cent bonds issued by
Frederick county for the Winchester
and Martinsburg Railroad were sold
for an average of SlO3.25.
The election passed off very quietly
last Monday, not withstanding the
saruesrnesS Of the contest. The best
Of order prevailed all day.
The sunday afternoon services of
o'the \. NJ. G. \. will hereafter be
held in BiIlmyer's Hall. The public
/. invited TO attend these meetings.
The election tickets printed in Ha-
cer,town would probably have Jared
better if each one of them could have
also brought over Hagerstown
voter
Hag-rstown can't collect enough
money TO pay for its electric lights,
and the town is lighted only upon
,ulTerance of the electric light COM
pauy.
Rev. J. r. Van Horne, Of this place,
preached an able sermon in Baltimore
Tuesday night at a preliminary meet
in Of the Southern Methodist Con-
ference
Mr. Samuel p. Humrickhouse, the
clock tender, cleaned up the town
cloc. last week, and now it strikes
out the hours in a quick, business
Ike way
The mails from the north were
greatly delayed last Friday and Sat
uriav on account of accidents on the
Pennsylvania and Cumberland Valley
Railroads
The coffee market took u sudden
Jump last Monday, and unless it takes
sudden fall the retailers will have
10 Increase the price two or three
cents pound.
Rev. J. O. Knott will deliver lee
jure in Uvilla Hall on Thursday even
ing. March 9th. Subject, New York
TO Rome and Way Stations Admis-
sion 20 and 10 cents.
The proper authorities should see
TO it that the murder of the innocent
robins is stopped. This unlawful
sport Is carried TO its greatest extreme
around the cemetery.
For Sale have for sale IA poplar
logs - feet long and ? feet diameter.
Also 3 oaks. Will sell at a reasona-
Die price. Apply to John ID. Staley,
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Only about half of the mail be-
longing TO Shepherdstown was re-
ceiyed here Thursday morning.
There are some brilliant CD postal
clerks in the service now.
Aparty OF capitalists haveemployed
men to sink a shaft at Berlin, Freder-
lex county, Md, in search Of coal. 1t
Hb-lieved that rich vein of bituml-
nous coal has been struck.
Sylvester G. Haines, merchant at
the Mountain Lock. four miles below
Town, has executed a deed of trust
Tor the benefit OF his creditors 10
John G.. Notter, of Frederick.
An exchange prints following dun:
Delinquent subscribers are hereby
warned not TO let their daughters
wear this paper for a hustle, as there
is considerable due on it and they
might take cold"
The powder magazine of Mr.. dor
ace beall, situated in the field adJoln-
ny Edge Hill Cemetery, was forcibiy
entered Oh Monday night by some