Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-04-22
BRIEFS.
tbe REGISTER.

bis one next TAI"
Winter has been staying right on
che lap Of spring.
" p. M.klider hasa splendid stock
.fnsn : working shoes.
Straw mating at 19i, Is, is, 40 and
ii cents, at }. D. Billmyer's.
n,s dollar gets the REGISTER from
..,a until the first of next January.
The Spirit says that there are no
az, Of diphtheria in Charlestown.
Adj, proportion OF the Shepherds
..,r children are down with the mea-
IS
Al ny spring goods will be in this
., Come see them. j. ID. Bill
u!er.
II +, impolite TO whisper in compa-
nm, IL is sometimes impolite not
udo'o.
The ,oil is just right for the plant
.,. Of spring advertisements in the
REGISTER.
Ifyou need garden seed, seed pota-
..-. and implements, call at w. p.
lraliderS.
Read ". s Hiteshew's new adver-
..mrnt. He has a splendid lot of
..rug goods.
rrs skpd corn, dried apples, canned
Z, aud whitewash brushes, at w.
? LicA.ider'S.
The Berkeley circuit court is in
.-,,i5n at Martihsburg, Judge Faux
presiding.
/. YOU want country hams, lard,
cheese msccaroni, dried fruits, go to
" p Iicklider's.
yrv macsdam is beiLg put upon
Church street between New and
Washington streets.
The largest line of straw, stiff and
,r hats that was ever shown in
IOWA. al j. ID. Billmyer's.
The HotriPowhatan at Chsrlestown
!, 20 be pushed 10 completion and
ar.urd a soon a possible.
Samuel Muck caught another big
"a, the other day near Shepherds
town. 1t weighed 4! pounds.
Mr Daniel l.. Brown, a faithful ELL
r.oy-r OF the Winchester Tunes for %
Years. died last week, aged 56 years.
The regular meetings of Oak Grove
Grange will be held hereafter the sec
oli Friday IN each month at O'Clock
p Do.
The trial of ex-policeman f. j.
Smith for shooting at Mr.. l.. q. Mat
;aa-i in harrisburg resulted in ac-
a.lul,-al
TIE national banks at Martinsburg
have determined TO allow interest oil
,tm- deposits at the rate of per cent
P-rauuum
Although the rain poured down
nearly all day last Monday, the boys
lad more fun than usual out of their
y:spicking.
Hon. Vim. L. Wilson and other
speakers are announced for speeches
before the Cleveland club at Charles
town next Friday night.
Tie past week has been noted for
unusually cold weather and more than
enough rain. \ heavy frost Monday
night va, not good for fruit.
Last friday night burglars broke
ia,o the store Of Mr.. II. \. Poffenber-
Ier, at 81 James, Md. The safe was
blown open, and between $40 and $50
.l cash secured.
While digging in his garden in Shep-
L-rd>town the other day Mr.. John
Davis found an old English penny
bearing the date Of 174O, containing
aAheue>s Of George ii.
Ruby ware given away with bak-
IL powder. Dried beef sliced TO
order. Canned tomatoes, corn and
macherel Fresh stock of family gro
c-rI~s at j. ) Fleming's.
Tie subject of changing the name
Of Charlestown is again being agi-
lated. The most sensible thing, how
ever, would be to changed the name
OF Charleston TO kanawha
The young ladies and gentlemen of
>a'rh.rdsJown have arranged for Il
'a.i 10 'he town hall this Friday
night. for which large number of
LIMITATIONS have been sent ont.
A., u t. Hrrriugton has just re
termed from The city, with the most
II. lisa mats, ribbons, lac-s, flowers
"ht dress goods that have ever been
"oaSur 10 thi. town Allare invited
'oca.I
TIE Cnarlcstowm Free Press says:
Nr L"us f. Brown, of Berryville.
Ha' purchased the stock of Mr.. G. d..
Aa''haei, in Martinsburg, and will
succeed the latter in the confectionery
business"
pf ). +. Hartgrove, chairman OF
Tue Republican county committee, has
g'"rd IA county convention to meet at
'N'Ii~stown April goth to select dele
'''r' TO the congressional district
Convention.
We are Informed that great many
wees OH the west side OF the noun.
a'' are dying from some unknown
."''-, aud the lumber sawed from
"'m is Of but little value Gerard,
i'''H Time,
MT y. l.. Anderson, of the Middle
way NlplTirN IA, M