Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-04-21

Ear lOO the best work SHOE at W.
P. LickIiders' -,,.,u. .. NJ
5. HiteshewS' 49,.
sso seeds and garden tools, at
v. P Licklider'' . MA.
'" ,,s ont for big ad. by NJ. s. Hite-
.bew next week
C.,,rtv Court meets May LIST and
circuit Coart May 10th.
noD,t fail to callat w. ?. Lickliders
w. His stock is large and prices
l0w. c
D,yrrsrRY-I will be at Shenan-
n Inpction Tuesday, April 95th.
nc. SrorLER'
Never put of until tomorrow That
,;,b Won can get somebody else to
do for you to-day.
y,-anew styles in dinner, tea and
nv. ssts Also new china and
'y y,susre at w. P. Licklider's.
Van can spend an hour very pleas
~, looking over ladies and chill
I i,,n,, hats at NJ. S. Hiteshew's.
No.. recently killed several sheep
,',,n,ipr 10 Mr.. V. p. Hill, near Twill
!, and wounded a number OF others
The nomination of Mr.. f. Hess
p,;obsrt to be postmaster at Shep-
T.rdstown was confirmed last week.
dried cherries, apples, cheese, mac
..,ni canned goods, cabbage, bs-
,.ros. candies, &c, at W. z. Lickh-
i-rs.
gang Of burglars has been oper-
Ting in Martinsburg They broke
INTO three places Of business last
week.
V 6 Hiteshew has a larger and
NOR. varied stock of goods than ever
before. 1t will pay you 10 call in and
,es him.
View vegetables. bologna, oranges,
bsusnas queen olives, pickles, mack
.,., and salmon, at Sandy Staley's
Lew store.
D. Swartz, the old reliable Ha-
,.-,,owu clothier, has a new adver-
,..ment this week. Swartz's clothes
are always all right.
George F. Miller, one of the oldest
and most prominent citizens Of Win
chester died very suddenly last Sun
iay Of heart disease.
When d girl allows fellow to put
If, oy.rcoat on without assisting him
ri>asign that she doesn't want him
20 come back any more.
Mr. Charles Castleman, brother OF
the ate Henry w. Castleman, died
suddenly at his home near Castle
mans Ferry on Sunday.
Joseph Farriu and William Herd
were arrested in MartinSburg and
held Tor the grand jury, charged with
breaking into the saloon OF Robert
Porter
Mr. Josiah Rinker, an aged resident
o. The vicinity of Winchester, was
Kicked by horse last Monday and
30 badly injured that he died on
Tuesday.
Olive oil in small bottles, table
sauce, sardines, California breakfast
food. oat meal, hominy, beans, flour
aud meal loose and in bags, at Sandy
S,a.ey's new store.
Carpenters have begun work on
Alex. Morrison's new livery stable on
Princess street. +. +. Beachley, of
Clsrlestown, has the contract for
building the stable.
Dyche Brookey, fifteen-year-old
youth, had his foot cut of on Sunday
evening, in Martinsburg, while trying
TO board a Baltimore and Ohio freight
Train when in motion.
Mocha and Java coffee, green and
roasted, cocoa, tapioca, canned and
,'sporsted peaches aud apricots,
pine apples and Armour's canned
meats, al Sandy Staley's new store.
Dr. Huykendall, who married Miss
Maud Grimm, OF Martinsburg, two
years ago, died at his home in Chatta-
loo.a, Tenn, a few days ago on the
second anniversary Of his wedding
isy.
The pleasant music Of the hammer
and saw is being heard in Shepherds
Town again. We'd like also to hear
Tie swish Of the paint brush on some
o'ihe dilapidated old buildings that
Iced frightening up.
Judge Faulkner entered Judgment
thursday in the Circuit Court against
he Iartinsburg Street Railway Com
Isly in favor OF John b. Wilson,
cashier Of the Citizens National Bank
a-' president of the company, for
''7'O4LOi, aud another against the
Nle company for 50, so in favor
"'Ne National Bank Of Martinsburg.
lie editor of the Irwinton (Ga.
'o'Id makes the following spology
WI Tie shortcomings OF last week 5
sue Of his paper: When the fact
o'iOnss known that we eloped with
Vac nuest girl in the United States
~, Sunday, and were absent for sew.
'S' Jays, readers will readily over.
'''N Tie scarcity Of interest in this is
.-so' the World. Hereafter We will
- our best as our troubles are at an
,~' Crusty old bachelors will say
'"'' the editors troubles have just
o-ssn.