Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-11-07
BRIEFS.
re falling.

The cartridges are falling.
Mrs Jarley's Wax Works tonight.
C;rcuit Court convenes November
18th.
To-day is Arbor Day for West Vir-
GINA.
Only two more years until another
election.
Jacob Friese, well-known Hagers-
towr citizen, is dead.
Tuesday seems to have been a
MIGHTY good day for Democrats.
Wapted-Damaged wheat of all
kind. screenings, etc. John D..
Stalev, Shepherdstown.
The Democrats of Shepherdstown
Ala their full duty on Tuesday. They
worked as they never worked before.
HAIRY Getzendanner's numerous
friends are congratulating him be-
osuse il is a fine twelve-pound boy
and a Democrat.
lisa poor hunter that can't kill a
rabbit in this neighborhood. And yet
some of our sportsmen come home
with empty gamebags.
Ifyou want to have an evening of
genuine enjoyment, go to see Mrs.
Jarley's Wax Works. We think you
will not be disappointed.
Mfr. J. Win. Coffinberger has beaten
the turnip record by sending to the
REGISTER Office one that weighed z
mounds. Keep the ball rolling.
Mr.. Harry ]. Seibert, an estiInable
Berkeley county citizen, died at his
home about a mile beyond Martins
buTg last Sunday. He was 70 years
old
pair of gloves, in which 70 cents
was wrapped, was lost on the main
street last Sunday morning. The
finder will confer a favor by leaving
the same at this Office.
Washington county prohibits the
shooting of wild fowl over its waters
during the night with gun of any de-
scription. Fine $50 and in default of
payment 10 to 20 days in Jail.
Hon. WIN. l.. Wilson has accepted
An invitation to attend the Thurman
BANQUET at Columbus, Ohio, Novem-
Der 18th, and will respond tothe toast
The House of Representatives"
The young ladies of the Parthenian
Literary Society of Shepherd Col
,ege have just had the constitution
and bylaws of their organization
printed in book form. The work was
neatly done at this office.
Mr.. Henry Myers brought us in on
Tuesday five very fine potatoes that
weighed in all pounds and 2 ounces,
raised by Mr.. Daniel Link, near I'm
ionville. They are of the Ben Jack
son variety, and are certainly beau
ties.
Our Little Men and Women is a
splendid periodical to make our girls
and boys into true little men and
women. 1t isn't of the goody-goody,
sentimental sort, but thoroughly alive,
wide awake and good. d. Lothrop
Company, Boston, Mass. 81 year.
Notice to hunters for bargains in
dress goods, trimmings, blankets,
comforts, fannels, underwear, hos
iery, gloves, corsets, &c.-Myer Palm
baum & Bros, Charlestown, is the
place to find what you like in fall and
winter goods. Look for their sign,
the Peoples Bargain Store, next to
Watson House.
Mrs. Martha Plowman, widow OF
the late Jesse Plowman, died at her
home at Southwood Spring, a few
miles from Shepherdstown, last
Thursday, in the SGth year of her age.
The remains were inferred in
Elmwood Cemetery, this place.
Mrs. Plowman was sister of Capt.
John Criswell, of Shepherdstown.
If YOU are fond of looking at pref
ty things, especially fall and winter
millinery, dry goods, fancy goods
notions, boys hats, etc, you are in
vited TO call at the store of Mrs. Nj. L..
Harrington, of this place, and see a
new. stylish and seasonable line of
these goods, just from Baltimore.
They are all within your means
from the cheapest to those more ex-
penSive.
Wednesday night a big crowd got
torches and a drum corps and para
ded the main street, and then went
out to Mr.. A. S. Dandridge's-our
member-elect of the Legislature
where they called him up and made
him make a rafting speech. They
stopped at Col. Boteler's on the way,
and the happy Colonel filled them to
running over with enthusiasm in a
short but eloquent speech.
The boom at Shenandoah Junction
Is moving along in the most business
like way. The latest deal is the sale
there of three hundred acres OF the
Aglionby land at the handsome price
Of $500 per acre-S6O, 900 for the
tract. The sale, we understand, is an
absolute one, and the syndicate that
purchased it are also paying out
money for the various other tracts
they balgained for. 1t is said that
the company will invest a million
dollars at Shenandoah Junction be
fore it invites the public to come in