Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-01-13

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At Hancock Md
The proper answer to 'nub is to
turn the nose up
oH.tim. sorghum molasses for sale
byJ.N. Trus'ell'
california peaches, apricots and
prune, at Trusselrs,
Call at H. G. Getzendanners for
heavy underwear at about COST
The Berkeley Circuit Court con-
v.ped on Tuesday at Martinsours'
TRY the Crawford Brand California
neaches. They are fine. Trusselis
Mr. John T. Colston declines to be
A.. candidate for county commissioner
pOstofice has been established
=. Roliysr, with Mr.. Upright as post
master.
Tho wife of Capt. Lewis d. Barley
,,,, Miss Belle Trussell Of this county,.
Shirt. You're wrong.
Tbsrs will be two full moons this
nth The first was on the I'd, the
o,bsr will be on the s1st.
Tb.re will be business meeting of
N. y. NJ. C. A. this Friday evening at
ssO o'clock in tho college.
A great many rabbits have been
,bot and trapped about Shepherds
town the past couple Of weeks.
This is the way to get along:
Early to bed and early to rise,
Thistle all day and advertise.
ANYONE in need of good family
mare. cheap, will do we'll to call on
nc Getzendannerin Shepherdstown.
Mr. George B. Entler has raised the
framework OF the new house he is
buildin. for himself on Prospect Az
enue.
J,oob E. Thomas will retire from
the management OF the Baldwin
House in Hagerstown the LIST OF
April.
Miles w. Starr will sell stock at his
place near Shephsrdstown on Tues
d.v, February eth. Advertisement
next week.
It.doesn't take much money to run
the town Of Sharpsburg. The ex-
penses Of the town the past year were
but t3S22S.
WANTED-J. W. B. Frazier and Son
want all the fat hogs that they can
buy, for which they will give the
inquest Odsl prize.
Mr.. Vim. T. Ramey lost q valuable
horse few days ago, caused by the
animal falling into an old cistern
near the barn.-Spirit.
The price OF hogs still keeps up to
remarkably high figures. Dealers in
this section have been paying ss high
as 81 cents pound, live weight.
Macine Hart, colored, was struck
byaB & o. train near Kearneys-
vile Friday night and bad an arm
broken and was otherwise injured.
Miss Susan Snowman died at her
home near Shenandoah junction on
December S0th. aged about 20 years.
Her remains were inferred at Bakers
vile, Nd.
The ice manufacturers will proba-
oily have short profits next summer.
But no one will cry, for they surely
stuck it to the people when they had
chance.
In trial before Magistrate Rentch
on Tuesday James Snyder, colored,
was fined Sl0.25 for having struck
Sam Mason, also colorsd, in the head
with q hammer.
David Holmes, the oldest man in
Washington county, Md, died at
Brownsville Tuesday morning of can
Ger Of the face. He was In the enc
hundred and third year of his age.
The tour-year-old child Of Mr.. John
daunt, who lives near Berryville,
while at play with her twin brother,
shut herself in a closet, set fire to her
clothing with q match and was burnt
TO death.
a large number Of strangers were
ID our midst during the holiday week.
-GrTdstoWn Times. This must have
oseh particularly unfortunate time
Of the year to have foreign objects in
ones midst.
Capt. s. H. Stewart, who was born
10 Charlestown fifty-eight years ago,
Gea In Berkeley Springs last Satur-
uay' he was an officer in the First
maryland Confederate Regiment dur
ing the late war.
4he town officers of Harper's Fer
~ elected for the ensuing year are
mayor, J. W. Doll; recorded, John
tanerty; councilmen, w. l.. Black,
Joseph Daily, T. ". Geary. J. c. Me-
0raw and L. III. Conner.
Mr. Nelson Coyls and his sister
mss Matte, this week purchased of
VI Mitchell, OF Summit Point, the
u1ndsome new residence recently
'ullt by DR.. Mitchell 1T that place,
w Inc sum Of 81, S0O.-Adpscate.
mrs Virginia Butcher, wife OF Hon.
H. Butcher, of Warren county,
,So'meriy OF this county, died at her
Nie on the 9Th instant-aged SO
s'S She was a daughter of the