Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-05-23
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inc to the front.
1obn Muse, of Sharpsburg, has
,sen granted pension.
# b. Baker has very nice line OF
msttings and oil cloths very cheap.
Fresh vegetables and various nice
.,ticIes for the table at r. NJ. Bill
myers.
The County Court has fixed the
,opnty levy at 40 cents on the hun
bred dollars. .r
Memorial day will be observed in
cbsrlestown June 14th. In Winches-
ter on June 9th.
Rutter has been selling in Shep-
hsrdstown during the past week at
eight cents a pound.
strawberries, tomatoes, cabbage
s,d pine-apples expected on Friday
morning. J. n. Trussell
There will be business meeting Of
.b.y NJ. C. A. in their room this Fri
dsy evening at s o'clock.
RM. Billmyer's is headquarters for
boots and shoes. His big stock is
Going fast because he sells cheap.
The ladies will have an excellent
lunch in Firelnen's Hall on decoration
dsv besides strawberries, ices, etc.
The Directors of Morgan's Grove
Association will meet at DIR. Rey-
nolds' office June eth at $50 O'Clock.
Persons wishing carpets will do we'll
70 see our line of samples and get
prices before buying. NJ. b. BAKER.
II is said that Mr.. Becker intends
10 bore for oil on his property on the
east side OF the Shenandoah river in
this county.
Salt herring and shad in large guam
titles at K. NJ. Billmyer's. Country
produce taken in exchange for these
or any other goods.
We are informed that a colored man
was seriously injured by the steam
drill at the quarries near Kearneys-
vile last Saturday.
Mr.. Hugh A. White, d popular
young lawyer of Martinsburg, has re-
moved 10 Buena Vista, Va, where he
will practice his profession.
The early planted corn is up and
growing nicely in this vicinity.
Many of the farmers, though, have
not nearly finished planting.
Mr. Harry Paine and Miss Alice
Smith, two young lovers from Page
county, Va, eloped to Hagerstown
and were married last Monday.
They say that the lucky color for
ladies' garters now is purple, and
that yellow has gone out of fashion.
We DO not know if it is true or not.
Go to R. NJ. Billmyer's for choice
groceries and provisions, the best roll
Ter flour candies, cakes, the finest as
sortments of canned goods, notions,
etc.
DENTISTRY-I will visit Shenan-
dOah Junction on Monday, May Goth,
and remain three days. Office at A.
C. Drawbaugh's. Il. C. SToTLER,
Dentist.
Thompson & Tabler, the we'll
known Martinsburg clothiers, an
nounce big sale of readymade cloth
ing. Read their new advertisement
in other column.
Several more new subscribers have
taken advantage of our dollar offer
this week. The REGISTER only costs
dollar from now until the first OF
next January. Try it. a..
Grove Bros, Of Hagerstown, have
new advertisement this week.
They are ready for summer business
with new and stylish lot of piece
goods and furnishings.
A few days ago Walter Entler was
picking at a dynamite cap with
horseshoe nail when the cap explod-
ed, burning and mangling three OF
his fingers quite severely.
Senator Faulkner has offered an
amendment to the river and harbor
bill increasing the appropriation for
the Shenandoah river in West Vir-
.inia from $40, 900 to $500
The ice factory at Hagerstown has
commenced operations, and is now
daily producing artificial ice. The
Shepherdstown dealers will probably
obtain their supplies from this source.
There will be meeting of the Shep-
herd College Alumni Association in
the College Hall this Friday evening
at ) o'clock. Every member is earn
estly requested to attend the meeting.
a correspondent of the Martinsburg
Statesman says that the Farmers Al
lance Of Jefferson county has bought
carload of binder Irvine direct from
The manufacturers, thus saving about
three cents pound. ... -
Mr.. David Fitz, of Martinsburg,
one of the owners of Fits mill in Mar
unsburg, was found dead in bed last
Saturday morning. His Deaths sup
posed to have been caused by heart
disease. He was about 80 years old.
have now opened a first class res
aurant and ice cream parlor, and ex-
Tend an invitation to every one, and
especially the ladies, to call. L will
also have ice for sale at the lowest
price it can be gotten for. j. III. Toll
Yer. tl -.r q
The Free Press at Charlestown,
learning that We often missed our