Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-16
LlTTlE LOCALS.
The Things of interest that are Happening in
Our Neghborhood and Elsewhere.

The other day Martinsburg man
heard some one say that this is the
season for shooting stars. He took
his gun the following night and went
to the top of high hill and tried to
bring couple of them down.
Mr.. Thomas w. Lambert. brother
of Mr.. J. c. Lambert, Of this place,
died in Roanoke, Va, last Friday
He was n barber by occupation and
left considerable property. \ wife
and three children survive him.
A cold wave blew out Of the North
yesterday and brought with it a re
minder of winter. The thermometer
this morning was IS above Zero-four
degrees below freezing point. Ice
was formed about half an inch
thick.
The Martinsburg World says that
the date of Senator Faulkner's mar
riage has been definitely fixed for the
3rd of January next. The Senator
offered substitute making it the goth
of December, but his motion did not
prevail
If people were married on proba-
ton, like they are taken into the
Methodist church, the divorce lawyers
would starve to death JYUiamSpOH
Lecder. Better get married on proba
ton, Bro. McCardell, than not to get
married at all. See?
\ meeting of the council was held
last Monday evening, but no business
of public Importance was transacted.
Bills to the amount of S11.S5 We're
ordered paid, and the new bond of
Longerbeam & Rockenbaugh, saloon
keepers, was accepted.
The Uvilla Hall Association and
the Lutheran and acknowledgements
Of that place will hold joint festival
and oysters supper in the hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights, November 30th and December
1St and End. Everybody invited.
Maud, the fve-year-o daughter of
Mrs. Samuel ShifIler, of Boonsboro,
was. seriously burned by her dress
taking fire from Goals in stove be
fore which she was sitting. Her
mother extinguished the flames by
wrapping the girl in tablecloth.
\ Kansas editor sarcastically an
nounces that he wants to buy Il sack
of flour, pair 3-ply bottom pants aud
"a straw hat, and is ready TO receive
lowest bids for same. He says that's
the way the merchants do him when
thew want two dollars worth OF job
printing
The Lutheran Sunday school will
have an entertainment in the town
hall Friday and Saturday evenings
of next week. November 24th and 2jth
Supper, oysters, homemade candy,
ice cream and other good things will
be served, and each evening there
will be Il short programme on the
stage. The public patronage Is inyl
ted. The proceeds are for the uses
Of the Sunday school
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