Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-11-15
RRIEFS.
mate next Tuesday.

vertise.
New Crop New Orleans mol"sses'
.ry fine, at Trussells'
,,rsctto commence shipping poul-
nv next week. J. N. Trussel''
y, c,,r potatoes and poultry wanted
,nh,nee for goods. J. n. Trussell.
S,a,berdstown has been full of
INV Democrats the past ten days.
kinds fruits and other ingredi-
- for cakes and pastry, at Trus-
sells
vinee meat, preserves, apple but
~ canned apricots and peaches, at
TrusSelIS.
Everybody ought to come to Shep-
,,,l.,own's celebration next Tues
day night.
N- Edward Mckee last week lost a
valuable COW, supposed to have
been poisoned.
Don't forget the printer as you go
along. 1t takes money to run a
printing office.
Mr. Thomas West, an aged citizen
,,,bi. county, died at his home near
R;pon last week.
I, i said that the Charlestown
boomers will shortly start the con-
emotion of $4,000 hotel.
COW belonging to Mr.. Thomas
Rrsshears. Sharpsburg, choked to
Death on a piece of pumpkin.
Have ordered pure mountain buck
wheat from where grown. Expect it
ina few days. J. n. Trussell
Shepherdstown will have big time
next Tuesday night. The celebration
will be worth coming miles to see.
Mr. f. D. Bowly sent an eight
pound turnip to the editor the other
ssv II was raised at Wild Goose.
Light up old Shepherdstown next
Tuesday night in the right sort of
wav. Let every house beilluminated.
Col \. T. Bissell, of Washington,
-scently had both arms and one foot
badly injured at Harper's Ferry by
the cars
Dogs have been going for the sheep
in the Halltown neighborhood. The
tock of Mr.. g. w. Clipp was raided
last week.
Wild geese were numerous in this
rrighborhood Tuesday and Wednes-
dav on their way South. Now look
out for winter.
Since the recent fires in Shepherds
town number of persons are having
new roofs put on their houses so as to
lessen the danger from sparks.
4 fellow that has actually tried says
that although there are three scru-
pies in dram, the more drains you
take the fewer scruples you will have.
Read the prospectus Of the Wheel
Ing Register in another column. 1t is
the best paper in West Virginia by
long odds, and gives all the State
news.
Mrs. Eliza Tucker, widow of the
ate DR.. Alfred Tucker, of Berryville,
died in that place on Friday. Mrs.
Tucker was Miss Taylor, of Clarke
county
Upton Cramer, a Hagerstown sa-
oon-keeper, has fallen into the clutch
Is Of the United States authorities for
receiving a lot of stolen postage
stamps.
Mr. J. ID. Derr and his force OF car
penters are building the two-story
frame tenement house on the farm OF
Mr. William Butler, about three miles
from town.
The Middleway Democrats will
have a grand celebration Saturday
night-immense bonfire, torchlight
procession, illumination, fireworks,
speaking, sc.
The ladies interested in the bazaar
10 be held during the Holidays for the
town hall are requested to meet at
the residence of DR.. John Reynolds
Saturday evening at o'clock.
The partridges that few weeks
ago were so familiar and tame have
suddenly become cunning and shy,
and they set all their wits 70 work
bow when they see a man with gun.
We are indebted to Mr.. Jos. M.
Stouebraker for some of his excellent
celery. He has a particularly fine
lot OF celery this year, and is ready to
meet all demands that may be made
upon him.
There is great deal of sickness
among the children of this communi-
iy. Little Joe Welshans has been
making a desperate fight for life
against severe attack of pneumonia
and is still extremely i'll.
Mr. Dewitt Strider and Miss Minnie
Welsh, niece Of Mr.. Samuel j. Boyd,
OF the Cnarlestown vicinity, were
married at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, on
October Goth. Mr.. Strider and bride
have returned to this county.
Mr.. Hal Dulany, the wealthiest
young man in Virginia, died at the
home Of his father in Loudoun coun-
" last week, at the age of 81 years.
His income was over $4,000 a year.
he was never married, and the most
Of his property will go to a nephew.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson, OF
Aarysville, Ohio, where out driving
hear their home at the above place