Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-03-10

rngef coming. The boys are
Having marbles
P'' and see "Imogene," in the
/ :, hall. next Tuesday night
To-" have lost confidence forever in
+ i. "" Ground hog He isa LAX
'D ~. backbone of winter has not yet
\ lux broken, but it is SaSgins " little
' r,, salary Of the President of the
I1 .d States is s5O,OOOayear-slS'.OS
.day. w,..,n,.,.
-, - nropertv will take place next
Monday.
wv r.,. for YOU cannot have every
,b.ag any way
~ psarce. a native OF Martins
5is5 in Charlottesville, Va, last
week. aged So years,
r,. Women's Missionary Society Of
rc,bsran Church will meet Satur-
~, afternoon at o'clock.
r.. er,t span ofthe new iron bridge
- the Shenandoah at Harper's
FRY has been put in place.
4 r.h.s.o sauce. lima beans, rice,
ans5 beef, Clipped beef, potted
him &C.. at Il. c. Getzendanner's.
,,-own elections on Monday Boons-
~, elected Martin L. Storm burgess
l Wfliamsport James f. Hawken
burgess,
The biz barn on the John Troup
.,o in Washington county was
1 fr,rad last week. Loss $4,000, no in
.1-snce.
Mr.. lane McCurdy, widow of the
-. John W. MeCurdy, died at her
s,~s in Charlestown Sunday night,
,:J '6years,
NJ F Hess Reinhart has rented
Oh. Andrews property in this place
,,lvfrI move his family there about
4 ,.- first Of April.
y,g will find nice line of station
.- rad,. box papers and in bulk,
s-.. received, the latest styles, at
R-a.ch's book store.
TIL. first boat to 20 up the canal
,ai. year was No. 124, commanded by
C,p, v f. Stevens. 1t left Shep.
hri,,own Thursday.
The Ha-erstown Globe celebrated
r.. fifteenth year last week by don
rn.anew dress of type. The Globe
ismi.hty good paper
Howard. a young son of Mr.. Frank
Stanley. near Shepherdstown, died
la. Monday night of brain fever.
H. va, about eight years old.
B-r. Cline, formerly of Martins
burg. fell from building on which
b. was working in Chicago and re-
c-iysl injuries that caused his death.
Col. Joseph A. Mutton died at his
home in Winchester last Friday
night Of pneumonia He was an eI-
Confederate soldier and a popular
man
y Samuel Luke died at his home
IA Bsrryyille last week OF typhoid
fever He was the youngest brother
Of Dr.. j. L. Luke, formerly of this
pace
The Haunis Distillery at Martins
bur. last month shipped S97 barrels
Of whi'key, paying to the govern
H-ut revenue of $2S, 1888 80, on 81, 321
gallons.
Mr. John 0. Crown, publisher Of
the Clarke Courier, is an applicant
for the BerryviIle postoflice. We are
10 favor OF newspaper men having
ihspostodices. They deserve them.
The Bell telephone patent expired
On Tuesday 1t is the belief of the
officials Of the Patent Office that tel
'1.onys may now be manufactured
uaiwii. not infringe on any existing
patents
Last Saturday the feeder gates Of
ibs canal were opened at Cumberland
and The work Of filing the ditch com
--lcsi. It i, said that the loading
dy.at, will begin at Cumberland on
ta-lj,h.
Judge Faulkner adjourned the Cir
e", Court FOR the term on Wednes-
day az, aud left for his home by the
Afternoon train. He will hold a spe-
"a, term beginning the 2lst instant.
Ir. Prr
Tie old aud reliable firm Of James
'!'a' Sons, Rochester, y. Y, have
'e4, rs fine lot of vegetable and
garden seeds, for which they have
W.T. blanks. They never forget the
newspaper men.
We ar informed that Mr.. James
H'''t, Of the vicinity Of Shenandoah
JUNCTION, was the victim of pick
POCKETS in Washington last week,
"o i5; his gold watch and all the
money he had with him.
NE hand'omest pioce OF newspaper
'..H We have yet seen in West Viz
S-a is the worlds fair edition Of the
o1A'ours Telegram Editor Stuart
"Tl may well be proud OF his
tt."'''emeut, and we congratulate
F.ease send in your local items
r., -D IFrsh We don't like to pub
.'' birth after the child has been
'u'u, marriage after the honey
. '''4 Is over, the death of man af-
"'' widow has married again, or a