Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-04-18
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this week buying more new goods.
Iris likely that the silk milk in Ha-
-,-stown will be removed to Salem,
Va.
Capt. John Crow is having his
clearinghouse painted by Mr.. NJ. g.
Bast.
For Sale-First-class lime for white
washing purposes. Apply to T. II.
Davis.
number of new subscribers have
basn added this week. We want
more yet
The wheat market in Baltimore has
shown some improvement during the
past week.
Lee & cambridge are the only au-
,borized agents for the Oliver pillow
and repairs.
Postmaster Fayman is selling the
new postagestamps. They are not
greatly admired.
Bass have begun to bite in the Po
,omac river at this place, and some
nice ones have been caught.
There was a skunk in town last
Monday night, and he was uncom-
iortablv close 10 the main street.
new cellar-door has been placed
Al the cellar of Mr.. NJ. b. Bakers
store. Who says we are not improv
ing?
II is said that the b. & 0. Raiload
has discharged all its track-walkers
and abolished that situation en-
tirely
The present week has been very
busy one for gardeners, and nearly
everybody have their early seeds
planted.
There are three terrible troubles
now before married men-spring fe-
Yer. spring bonnets and spring house
cleaning.
You will find the largest and best
line of whitewash brushes, brooms,
baskets, names and traces at w. p.
Licklider's.
R.M. Billmyer's is the place to buy
YOUR boots and shoes. His stock is
full and he sells them at low figures.
Give him call.
Fourteen indictments were found
by the court last week against Mar
tnsburg saloon-keepers for selling
liquor to minors.
The smoke-house of Joseph Potts,
in Berkeley county, was broken into
one night recently, and a lot of bacon
stolen therefrom.
Four and half million hogs were
slaughtered in Chicago last year.
But there are still a great many hogs
left in this country.
\ New York paper offers $500 to
the town receiving the most votes as
the best place to live in. Here's Shep-
herdstOwn's chance.
Mrs. Ann Davis has lost two keys
tied together by a string. The finder
will confer a great favor by returning
them to the owner.
r. NJ Ri lmyer expects another big
lot Of fish on Sat urday. He sells
cheap and Will take country produce
In exchange for them.
Times ought to be prosperous in
ShepherdStown. Everybody seems
TO have plent of work-that is, every
body that wants work.
To make gardening easy get
shovel, rake and hoe from w. L. LICK
Uder. Also ladies and children's gar
den sets of four pieces.
DR.. d. NJ. Schaeffer, son of County
Superintendent Emanuel Schaefter,
has located at Keller, this county, for
Tie practice of his profession.
Mrs. Hattie Broaddus, wife of the
Rev. Julian BroadduS, Baptist min
lister, of Berryville, Va, died last
Seek Of congestion of the lungs.
Don't forget when you want shoes
10 call on w. p. Licklider. His stock
is full Of ladies', misses and gents fine
and work shoes, at bottom prices.
Col George Schley, a prominent
& nrAsIdlnT
Of the First National Bank of that
city, died last week, aged 20 years.
Col. c. 7. Barbee, President OF the
Virginia State Farmers Alliance, will
deliver an address at the Courthouse
In Charlestown to-day friday at II
am
D. F. Billmyer is now deliv ering his
patent roller process flour, and those
who have tried it recommend it very
highly. See advertisement in anoth-
er column.
DENTIsrRY.-I will visit Harpers
Ferry on Monday, May 9Th, and re-
main one week. Office at Mrs. Nc
faden's, Camp Hill. DR.. I. G. Slot
Ter, Dentist.
Bedington and Billmyers roller
hour, cheese, maccaroni, apples, or
anges, lemons, garden and flower
seed, seed potatoes, onion sets, &C.,
aW p Licklider's.
Some unknown rascal in Harper's
Ferry has penchant for breaking
Window glass. Last week two large
snow windows in front of Corners
saloon were smashed.
D. W. B. Frazier is headquarters
'of fresh shad and herring. Will
vel fha,n NJ. oil. 4, L. obi. a. Loo lor N