Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-05-02
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CIRCULATION
rn;s has been week of very
.,sassnt weather.
pso5LD. Billmyer's new adver-
cement. 1t will pay you.
NJ Thomas Boteler, living near
adv Hook. is dead, aged so years.
Tho railroads will probably change
,,;, schedules on Sunday, May 18th.
Comfy Court meets next Monday,
Nav the 5th, Circuit Court May
slth.
baseball club has been organized
-, Cbarlestown, and it challenges any
.rub in the county.
The wheat has freshened up won
5sr,unv since the rain, and a big
crop is still promised.
The directors of the Maryland and
Virginia Bridge Company will have a
meeting on Saturday.
The Charlestown Democrat is to be
.,ld at public sale on May 18th by
Trp,ree F. w. Brown.
Can't. w. b. Colston denies the
.-atement that he intends to start a
raper in Martinsburg.
Mr. George H. Tate, of Charlestown.
lied at the home of his brother in
Cincinnati last Friday.
We are indebted to Master Charles
Butler for very nice lot of young
plants Of various sorts.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrington is opening a
fine line of of new spring goods. Ad-
yertisement next week.
Congressman Wilson will deliver
the commencement address at Will
liam Jewell College, Missouri.
Mr.. NJ. :. Hiteshew's store is filled
up with new goods at prices way
down. Read his new advertisement.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y. M.
c. \. is requested TO meet in the AS
ISOLATION room this Friday at A
o'clock
When man is so stingy as TO Dor
row newspaper when he is able to
buy. he will talk through his nose to
save lis teeth.
The Evans property, near hear-
ueysville. was sold by Special Com
missioner f. w. Brown to Mrs. Belle
Evans, at 5000
Mrs.. J. g. Gibson lost a silver spoon
at the Y. NJ. G. A. sociable last week.
The finder will confer a favor by re-
turning it to her.
The smoke-house of Mr.. Joseph E..
Potts, near Martinsburg, was broken
open the other night and quantity
Of bacon stolen from it.
MessrS. Jacob Terrell & Son, of
Shepherdstown, are painting the out
side of the dwelling of Mr.. Albert
Diehl.- Charlestorn Spirit.
Hons. John G.. Carlisle, w. p. c.
Breckenridge and w. l.. Wilson will
address the Tariff Reform Club of Ha-
gerstown this Friday evening.
Jacob C. Dayhoof & Co. have Sc
cured the contract for erecting the
new buildings for the Baltimore y
Ohio Railroad in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Geo. f. Walker lost four sheep,
including his fine buck, by dogs last
week says the Charlestown SpTit
The dogs were caught and killed.
Mrs Eliza UpdegrafT, mother of Mr..
William Updegrafr, of Hagerstown,
died at the home of her son, in the
cyth year of her age, on Tuesday.
g. T. Hodge. is receiving his third
,ot Of new spring shoes this week.
They are going fast, and no wonder
when you compare quality and prices.
Mr. Jas. l.. McGlone, formerly OF
Harpers Ferry, has been appointed
aclrrk, class $1,000, in the office OF
the Adjutant General at Washington.
The municipal election at Martins
burg is to be fought out onparty lines
This year, and Republicans and Dem
ocrats will have straight-out candi'
dates.
Forty-one shares of Hagerstown
Bank stock, par value S15, sold al
$3.50 per share on Tuesday. This is
The highest price ever paid for this
stock.
The three-year-old daughter of Mr..
Charles Onderdonk, of Sharpsburg,
formerly of this place stepped into
boiler Of hot water and was severely
scalded.
DENTISTRY.-I will visit Harper
Ferry on Monday, May 9Th, and re-
main one week. Office at Mrs. Me-
taden's, Camp Hill. DR.. Il. G. SLOT
Ter, Dentist.
Rev. o. p. Wirgman, for many
years u member of the Baltimore Con
ference NJ. f. Church, died at his res
lAence in Romney. w. Va, last week
aged "A years.
Mr.. j. y. Trussell has bought sew
eral more horses and vehicles for his
new livery in connection with the
Lntler Hotel, and in few days vii
De ready for business.
The Free Press says that the Jeffer,
son Guards of Charlestown have beer
invited to attend the unwilling OF The
Lee statue in Richmond. May Goth
anu will probably accept.
Dir. J. c. Lambert will open a gen
efnl merchandise store in the stone
building on Main street recently pur