Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-01-20

County Wv"
~. REGISTER prints the boss sale
O' ~ chilly along the Potomac to
night. orre sion of ar
early fall oo,.. .
Mound gross for fat hogs
p nosmber the poor this wintry
N5.ber-remember the poor,
No GENTLE young mares for sale
., ig at H. c. 'ietzendanner's'
Tns boys and girls have been en-
loving themselves 00aSfins the p"''
week -,
mn about your transformations
-. have seen a square man turn
round.
r., morrow will be one year since
murder of Susie Terrell in Shep,
berdstown.
ur George Cross is conducting a
..,rs at his place on Rocky Marsh
vest Of town.
False teeth are now made from pa
and are said to wear well and
last a life time.
william Bean, a partner OF }. L.
unnt'. livery business in Charlestown,
died last Sunday.
The corporation of Keedysville has
s,s5 the tax levy for 1898 at ten cents
On the hundred dollars,
IT. Hagley, Charlestown, is sell
hrmany goods at way-down prices.
Sc new advertisement.
Thompson Il Tabler have an invi-
..,iop for their jefferson county
friends See advertisement.
The cold weather is evidently con-
5r,iye TO hea It'll. There is very lit
IL sickness in this locality.
Mr. John A. Hopkins, of Charles
,ovp. was appointed a committee
,erk of the House of Delegates.
Mr.. J. Frank Ronemous has bought
from Mr.. s. Slower his property in
Cbsrlestown, paying 81, 250 for it.
Hon. A. S. cambridge was within
three votes of being nominated for
speaker of the House of Delegates.
Potomac Building Association No. 3
will offer to loan money next Monday
evening at : O clock at the REGISTER
Office
The Baltimore Sun Almanac for 1898
lat hand. 1t is most valuable and
useful publication, and, like the Sun,
thoroughly reliable.
The cold weather has so interfered
with the oyster industry that these
biyalyes are very scarce and have
gone way up in price.
The dwelling of Mr.. James W..
Shirley, formerly OF this county, was
barned with. all its contents in Al
bemarle county, Va, recently.
Mr. W. n. Lemen has sold out his
grain business at Shenandoah June
ton to Mr.. 3. L. Williams, of that
place, from whom he purchased it last
year.
Mrs. Ann G. Link, who lives on the
Willow Grove farm, near Duffields,
lost by death few days ago faith
fol old horse that was. nearly thirty
four years old.
1t is reported that there is a case
oismallpox at Engle's Switch, in this
county. The news was sent to the
REGISTER Office on Wednesday, too
late for US to verify it.
Weare informed that Mr.. Thos. E l.
lott has leased the Garter House"
and will manage that and the Watson
House, Of which he is now proprietor,
aso.-ChQrleSt0pn Free Press.
Mat Toliver, the well-known color
ed caterer, has bought the George w.
Show property on the corner OF Main
and Princess streets, paying $4,000
orit. He will move into it the first
Of april.
After a long illness Mr.. Thomas s.
smith ownerO of the Rafting Spring"
place, near Harpsr's Ferry, died on
Tuesday Of last week, aged 20 years
he leaves wife and several married
children.
"eunderstand that a disrsputable
mouse is being kept in the vicinity of
rowing Spring Mill Prosecuting At
'oTney Brown will doubtless look into
N-Adroeats. We think he had better
keepOut of it.
III the Berkeley Circuit Court last
week in the case of Lille Belle Wild
" Edward Wild, the plaintiff was
GRANTED divorce menSa ct horo with
Tue privilege TO assume her maiden
name also to retain the care of her
children.
ar Samuel Howell and son, Mr.. d.
SSnney Howell, have purchased of
VI Jas. NJ. Ransom, for $500, the
W east Of DR.. Ranson's Office on
-'S' Washington street, with the in
"Auon, we understand, of building
'nereon,-SpHa.
MI VIM. w. Patton, formerly of
DS'lmore, died at Salem, Va, on
tuesday, aged forty years. Mr.. Pat
w VIII be remembered by a number
y persons here, having with his fam
=! spent several summers at Mr.. ]. s.
1ucas's, near town.
another boom hotel as gone up in
b 1OAe' This time it is the fine
uOstelrY ar Shand,, w -. NJ