Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-01-27
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18th. st.rp until Feh-
rasry 10Th ,. i .. .rs
Old today 49,, ,o.n ORGAN.
- at Brunswick.
~" 49,. new subscribers this week,
Inch makes us happy
Flower and garden seed just re-
lived. W. P. Licklider'
s.o,tor Alex. Parks has our thanks
legislative documents.
s,.nberd College reading room will
,.onened next week again
r,o we'll bred young mares for sale
,,.sp by H. c. Getzendanner'
Ware not afraid of banknoteS
,;,b are inhabited by bacteria.
n,,ember that you can get the
,.,t ale bills at the REGISTER Office
wanted apples, beans, Iowl', pota-
w and dried corn, at w. P, Lickh-
der. =,
p,. reduction in china, glass and
,@. for two weeks. w. p. Lickii-
dsrs
NJ D. L. Rentch has recovered
his recent illness sufficiently to
helm his store.
The DAYS are getting longer. To
-, the sun rises at 7.1S a. III. and
.et.stj2S P. IN.
Magnolia Lodge, knights of
p,,bia. will dedicate new hall in
S6arpsburg on Saturday.
While invoicing we found great
3.sl in crockery that will be sold off
,rco.r. W. p Licklider.
And now they say that hoop skirts
are coming into fashion again. Make
,b- sidewalks wider at once.
New mackerel, bloaters, herring,
dried apples, corn, potatoes, pickles,
cheese &c. at w. p. Licklider.
Mr. Henry Miller bought at public
ale the Hezzie Myers farm two miles
,outh Of Sharpsburg at $685. per
acre.
COL E. Y. White was elected presi-
dent Of the Peoples National Bank
o,Lsesburg, Va, vice Jos. d. Baker,
resigned.
The County Court meets next Mon
day. January SOth. \ successor to
COL Gibson will have to be chosen at
thi, term.
Washington s. Alexander, the live
insurance agents of Charlestown,
have our thanks for a lot Of pretty
calendars.
Burglars have been raiding Ha-
ger,town the past week or two.
Three houses were broken into Mon
day night.
The moon, evidently, did not swear
of the first of the year 1t will be full
again next Tuesday-the second time
this month.
Mr. H. 7. Link, of Walkersville,
Nd. aud Mr.. VIM. H. Link, or Baker
ton. visited their mother at Duilields
thspast week.
The ladies Of the Catholic Church
in this place will hold a festival on
the %, Sd and Attn of February. The
public is invited.
Il may take sixty eight measure
ments TO constitute beautiful wo-
man, but one span about the waist
makes happy man.
Compare the REGISTER with 9th
er country papers this week, and
zee If It 10 not in the front Of the pro
cession. Subscribe for it.
She went on the Potomac TO skate.
Her soul was filled with bliss;
She struck rough spot in the ice,
s!Ql eYH lsnr p9puBI puV
Mr. Towner Schley says that if any
one wants sawdust for ice-houses he
can have all he wants free of charge
by applying to him at Rockland.
Iuree little children of John Strife,
living near Clearspring, in Washing
Ton county, had their hands frozen so
badly last week that amputation may
De- necessary.
'fot. Henry b. Davenport, who has
been sick since last fall at his home
near Charlestown, has recovered and
VII! enter upon his duties at the Uni
yersity next week.
HE directors of Potomac Perma-
nent Building and Loan Association
VIII meet in Firemen's Hall next Mon
ayevening at o'clock, when they
VIII oier to redeem shares.
The wheat fields have been very
signify protected by snow during the
past lew weeks of cold weather, and
II Is believed the crop will be mater
'1IIy shortened from this course.
John W. Dodd, the boss auctioneer,
mas an advertisement in this week 5
REGISTER. With the REGISTER to do
me printing and Dodd to do the cry
'A5' a sale Is sure to be a success.
The Teachers Association of JEFF
ief>on county will convene in the
S'Ohs school house in Charlestown
saturday. February 4th, at 10 a. III.