Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-03-18
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wedding and birthday presents at
" p. Licklider's.
This is the time OF year when every
,,5y signs for pixies.
rn.rs were lots Of wild ducks on
r.. river the past week.
p,s.b biscuits and crackers each
.s.k at W. P. Lickliders.
4 couple inches more Of snow on
Wednesday. The g. h. is o, k.
Mr. Keller has moved from the
Rivers place to Shepherd.town.
new lot Of dry goods and notions
,,.;v.d this week at Trusselrs.
forks rakes, hoes, names, traces,
all. and garden seeds, at w. p. Lick
nder's.
Tho Messrs. Knott are building q
,.w house near their quarries, east
oitown.
There will be quite number Of
h,u,e. of residence in town the first
Of April.
Moving day is drawing near. 1t
!, comes on Friday, this year-an
unlucky day.
Eliza Taylor, colored woman said
90 he 95 years old, died in Charles
town asst Saturday.
The wedding march is being prac-
need by Shepherdstown organist.
1,meaus something.
Our special bargain sale OF shoes
vi.l be continued for two weeks long
r. W. p. Licklider.
Mr.. Henry NJ. LOWS has moved in
20 his recently completed dwelling
house on Main street.
Robins are with us again, but it is
vel 10 remember that it is against
the law to shoot them.
The wheat is reported as looking
only moderately we'll. The last cold
u.p gave il a setback.
". p. Licklider has received his
stock offspring shoes. He can sell you
better goods than ever.
Al c. NJ. Keedy's public sale at
Krrdvsville last week the amount OF
sales footed up to S99999.
Fresh fish today and again on Sat
urday. Canned pineapples, two cans
for 25 cents. J. n. Trussell.
I.you want a good paper for the
present year, try the REGISTER. 1t
will give all the political news.
Dr. J. q. Gibson will build an add
zion Observation-Disclosures in this place.
The foundation has been finished.
1t is said that the outfit OF the Ha-
gerstOwn Gazette has been sold 20 the
Brunswick Herald 1t i. a mighty fine
plant
The REGISTER reporter cannot be
everywhere ut ence. We are always
very thankful for item. of news sent
tour.
Major Blunt last Saturday shipped
siI Of his blooded mares to Max
Meadows, Va, TO the stock farm
there
Read the new advertisement OF Mrs.
u. L. Harrington in this issue. She
hasa fine new stock of dry goods and
notions
The Morgan Mercury says that Hon.
I,aiah Buck was nearly centurion.
Ii must have been when he was in
the war OF 1912.
Mr.. D. b. Myers, has sold one OF his
farms near Sha, psburg TO Mr. John
Z. otto for s75 per acre. There are
l4Si acres in the tract.
Mr. George White will erect new
back building 10 the dweling-house
on Main street recently purchased by
him from the Hill heirs.
We are indebted to Mr.. Norman l..
EntIer, Of Los Angeles, California,
for very interesting illustrated copy
OF the Herald OF that city.
Blind Bonnie Carr gave a musical
performance in the new hall Tuesday
night The entertainment, however,
was very SHINY attended.
Mr. Isaac Wilson, a resident OF
Bakersville, overin Washington coun
~, committed suicide last week by
hanging himself in his garnet.
Potomac Building Association No.
swi.l offer for sale several shares OF
stock next Monday evening at 7,3O
o'clock at the REGISTER Office.
fresh supply Of California fruits
Just carbohydrates, apricots,
prunes and nectarines, Florida or
snges aud lemons. J. n Trussell.
The instrumental concert in College
Hal last Friday evening by the pupils
Of Mis- Fordyce's class showed the re-
sult Of very efficient musical instruc-
ton.
Among the new subscribers 10 the
REGISTER this week is Mr.. f. p. Nc
Aurran, Of Smithborough, Illinois,
who left Shepherdstuwn thirty-si1
years ago.
The usual spring exodus Of farmers
from adjoining counties in Maryland
to the west has begun. The b. & 0.
take. an excursion from Hagerstown
every Tuesday.
Communities, like individuals, some
times do things for which they are af-
terwards heartily ashamed. We rath-
er think Shepherdstown is not proud
Of itself just now.
The Republicans OF Hagerstown