Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-01-06

Usll here We
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~ ~. County Court meets January
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o.rstiyely safe
-. communications
w.. holidays passed of pleasantly
..douietly in Shepherdstown'
' recent election in Sherpsburg
" Grove was elected burgess.
,,.crsrs. Hagerstown, are hav-
'a y closing out sale. See advertise
nsnt.
49,, carly in the year yet, but some
~ hose good resolutions are begin
V.os 70 feel the strain,
ryou want good newspaper dur
=, these long winter months, SUB
. rSibe for the REGISTER
~. Ashburner, mother OF Mrs.
lis Thicker. of Char lestown, died
- week in Philadelphia.
There was splendid skating on the
Potomac last week. and the young
rsopIe enjoyed the sport greatly.
Mss Rose Rouskulp, a well-known
mig lady Of Hagerstown, died very
.,53snly in that place last week.
The Andrews house and lot in this
,.,.s offered for sale privately by
y, ELLee. agent. See advertise
nsnt.
NrLF. Lesgs has on hand a full
,rroly of coal Of every sort ready for
,bs seasons trade. See advertise
uent.
remember. Of Mt. Nebo Lodge
Y, o, 4. F. \ \. NJ, had banquet
,.tbs Entler Hotel on the evening OF
December eth.
MR. q. Miller has bought out Mr..
Gso Y. Dukes restaurant under the
yr,lsr Hotel. and will conduct it in
The same place.
Two patients from Shepherdstown
vent 10 Hagerstown during the past
week 10 take the Kelley cure for the
drinking habit.
Mr. Vim. H. Showers, an aged and
respected citizen Of Berkeley county,
died suddenly on Christmas day. He
vas IS years old.
LOsr-A purse containing money
on the Main street Saturday morning.
The finder will be rewarded by leav
ing it at this Office.
Mr.. Mollie johnson Hines, wife OF
NJ. William HINES, died suddenly OF
spOpleIy at her home in Charlestown
Christmas morning.
The ladies OF the Southern Metho-
dist Church at Unionville cleared
over S'j by the festival they held
during the holidays.
That little rest we had last week
did all hands lot of good. The REG
KTER comes to the front again this
week better than ever.
During 1892 County Clerk Gerard
D. Moore issued los marriage licenses.
Although it was leap year, this was a
less humber than that of 1891.
Mr. H. C. Getzendanner has rented
the McGlincy house just vacated by
Miss Julia Grove. Miss Grove has
moved into DR.. Gibson's house.
Mr. Vim. H. Billmyer sold an I'M
usually fine bunch Of fat cattle to Mr..
CT. Wall, of Charlestown, this week.
There were % head in the drove.
This is a good time of the year to
stock up OH stationery and printed
matter The REGISTER office is the
place to get supplies Of this sort.
The Statesman says that there are
millions in the printing business in
Aartinsburg. There are no less than
seven printing Offices in that town.
All the Sunday schools of the town
lad appropriate Christmas exercises
during the holidays. Lack of space
Prevents us from giving detailed de-
rrptions.
a line Castleman colt belonging to
MI W. 5. Myers, of Scrabble, was
Killed by COW one day last week.
lie colt was ripped wide open by the
cows horns.
DFNM. Hendricks, of Keedysville,
las purchased a lot in that place and
VII build himself a handsome resi-
uehce, Dr. Hendricks is native OF
'li' vicinity.
MS Louisa X. Chambers, wife of
NJ w. L, Chambers, of Harper's Fer
uled on Christmas Eve, aged about
%ytars. She leaves husband and
"o children.
mugs are way up in price just now,
'"e dealers paying as high as six cents
pound gross for them. AT this
r''e' Of course, the country is getting
Fv'iy well cleaned out.
4F' Jacob Snyder, living near Shen-
--lOah Junction, raised the boss hog
''lls county, so far as we have any
'O'u he killed a porker recently
o'' weighed 45a pounds.
Ole Gay last week an unknown col
s''u man was found nearly frozen to
T n.n IN an old car at Martinsburg
~ nands aud feet were frozen SO
OadIy he could not move.
.uere Is no doubt that a new iron
e''use Will be built across the Poto-