Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-03-17

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Daro with the crinoline'
p =. borrow the REGIsrER-suo-
scribe xi,.t 6 Island set
To-day the 'DD
st6ls. .oho scrsned and
he mud car'ed away 900, no.
100. n' for sale by Trus'ell'
'' ,,,yiOs day. the first of April
Icon on Saturday this year.
" thermometer was but IS degrees
,,. zero Thursday morning
'0' ssb have been caught with
a the Potomac already,
' o. nrice of wheat has dropped a
tny Of cents since last week.
VT r,..b herring, shad, rock, and
~. nerch at Trussell's to- day,
1,i.well to bear in mind the fact
ocs bright day doesn't make a
spring A..
Nv, time. old people say, to plant
potatoes
What this town needs worse than
lost ANYTHING else is an electric
light plant
y.r cabbage, fresh kala, sweet
.,,es and eating apples at Trus-
SET. grocery,
a.,ree Mason, an industrious col
Imam living near Kearneysville,
died last week.
v, Daniel G. Nymsn, an old citizen
,R,opsboro. died on Tuesday in the
NH wear Of his age.
Egg. have come down to - cents a
,,,sn and ordinary people can once
more afford to eat them.
n, LLOYD Logan, an old and promi-
r.p, citizen Of Winchester, died last
saturday aged IS years
Ropsless cod fish and herring,
,,,,s new mackerel, hams, breakfast
,.eop and lard. at Trussell's.
RID Fisher, formerly of this coun-
q, ha, bought the Frank Hoffmaster
farm. near Sharpsburg, for s5S an
acre.
There are several pavements on the
Main street that ought to be repaired
A. once. They are dangerous nui-
,alce,.
NrEJ. Lee has built an addition
70 Iceland" his residence just west
q town. The new part contains
four rooms
They say that whiskey can be made
oira.s. We always thought that it
va. the other way-that whiskey
made the rags.
Claude Mowery, brakeman on en-
zine H, while coupling cars at Har-
p-rJ Ferry Sunday was caught and
lady crushed.
The lot owners of Trusselrs Addi-
ton to Shepherdstown are requested
lomeet in Firemen's Hall Saturday
evening at o'clock.
c. P. Jack paid $4,000 for the
G.rrseley Springs Hotel, and ]. c.
Adams gave $4,000 for the st. Clair
Hotel at Martinsburg.
Ii is said that about forty boats
vii. be mAuDed by citizens Of Sharps-
bur. this season. 1t will almost de
populate that ancient town.
The large Touring mills at Bruins
Sick and at Weverton will discon-
i.ule the use of steam now and use
water power from the canal.
j. ". Orcutt, proprietor Of the
Hotel Michigan at Winchester, died
% Tuesday after a short illness Of
Pneumonia. He was 40 years old.
Mr. J. r Keys is moving around
very cautiously on crutches this week.
he slipped and fell upon the side
walk and severely hurt one Of his
sr
Rev. aud Mrs. Charles S. Trump
celebrated the tenth anniversary Of
their marriage by having a reception
al their home in Martinsburg last
week.
Nj" Boydie Faulkner, daughter of
Senator Faulkner, wa. severely burn
20 .ast week by the explosion OF a
gasoline stove, at which she was boil
instaTy.
The young lady pupils of Shepherd
'O"eSe entertained a large audience
10 Tue town hall last Friday evening
Win musical and literary enter
t'inment.
Tie Glee Club of Franklin and Mar
Sa. College, Lancaster, Pa, will
give al entertainment in the town
al' in Shepherdstown one night in
Easter week.
Vllle a number OF Harper's Ferry
.oA' came up to Shepherdstown on
tuesday, to attend the performance
VI lie Arion Society of that place in
~v town hall.
'1ere Is a difficulty between the
WIN council Of Martinsburg and the
"''Flc light company, and as con-
Silence the streets OF the town are
"dark as Erebus.
AT The Bee Hive Store-evaporated
'Pp'eS California peaches,s canned
rusappIe, corn, tomatoes, sardines,
sfs'cheese, and full stock of fresh
'''rfles. J. s. Fleming.
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