Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-02-03

This has been u
css.Dl' week. o.,,. !, the place to
IN tse boss sale bills
GEL ~ ...cbers' association meets at
TOE S..town Saturday at 10 a. H.
Cn' ". and see signor Bosco and
Be '. Ia company next week
DE- .sortis being made to organize
l 40 e.. company in Martinsbnrs.
: C.,s-A Thoroughbred South
f0l hnok. Apply at once to- W.
D. r,i. Is the month in which women
I'VE , taking than any other month
ofthe year
o. N. way, what will besome of
~ i;.mmock when hoop-skirts come
intois,hiOn'
~ ~. shenandoah Milling Company
4 Oh Charle.town will discontinue its
,.ors in that place.
crs CITY Lodge No. 5, Shield OF
O''- meets on the second and
, l Tuesday of each month.
~. rerson who found gold locket
~ no literally rewarded by return
W.. sane to H. c. Get1sndanner'
T.. aid that the wheat is looking
we'll since the snow has gone,
md nd crop prospect, are improving.
The County Court on Monday
...oted the application OF Mr.. Win.
wilson for permission to practice
lsM
Wsr.gret that Miss Sallie s. Hill,
. n tine REGIsTKR'S kind friends,
!. .ufsring much from felon on her
thumb.
Mrs. Mary Newcomer, wife OF Peter
y.vcomer. died, after being para
Wed at her residence in Boonsboro,
,,sd about sixty years.
Mrs William Grove, who was born
n Berkeley county in 1926, and whose
nsided name was Sarah Z. Miller,
did in Kansas recently.
Thursday was grounding day. AT
Mi, writing it is very cloudy and fog
~ and it doesn't seem as though the
round.hog will see his shadow.
The fruit growers of the South
Mountain peach belt say that the
peach buds were net hurt by the cold
weather, but are in excellent condi-
tim
Noses Cox, who resided on the farm
Of Mrs DR.. Grimes, near Sharpsburg,
died on Monday afternoon Of con
SUMPTION, at the advanced age of 20
years.
Anumber OF young folks from this
place attended a German in Charles
town last Friday night, which is re-
ported to have been most delightful
affair.
Jacob E. Thomas has sold the fur
liture and fixtures of the Baldwin
Hotel, Hagerstown, to James II. Van
leviIe and William J. Hurley, who
will conduct that hostelry.
branch of the Duncan gold cure
Io' liquor, tobacco, opium and other
ike habits is to be established at
DR.. John p. Bishop is
% be physician in charge.
The Standard sewing machine has
otsry shuttle, self-adjusting attach
n'nts, runs easy and sews rapidly.
AL ald see it at c. d. Wysong's'
Machine oil for sale also.
The store of ]. Knight Thomas, in
he Lyceum building, Hagerstown,
vas burned out early last Sunday
morning. His loss Is $500, and there
'as heavy damage to the building.
There are now nine cases of diph-
IBERIA in the family of Mr.. J. D. Derr,
lear Uvilla. Fortunately the disease
Ices not seem to be in a severe form,
md all Of the children are doing well.
The board of directors OF Inwood
lark Agricultural and Mechanical As
oelation have decided to hold their
lett annual exhibition at their park
Berkeley county on August %, %,
a and %.
J. Frank Naille, a merchant, of Ha-
''fstown, was badly burned by the
iploslon of coal stove. He poured
'oaI oil over a dying FIRE. His mus
ache and hair were burned off and
lis face blistered.
The ladies' of the Chapel Of the
1000 hepherd, Duffields, will give a
upper Tor the benefit of the chapel,
! Tie school-hOuse at that place, this
friday and Saturday evenings, Feb
'uaFy Ord and 4th.
Mrs X. A. Cline, well-known and
s'pected resident of Martinsburg,
lied at her home in that place on
'uuFsday OF last week, aged GA years.
HTS Annie Calhoun died in the same
own on Friday. She was over eighty
''ars Of age.
NJ D. t. Nichols was in the RBGIs-
AZ ONCE a few days ago with the
-Ouei OF a car-coupler that he has in
'n'ed. 1t worked frst-rate in every
''pect' and looks as though it might
'' "nat the railroaders have long
''en looking for. We hope he may
'"i'Ie handsomely from it.
, Au're was private exhibition Of
sn Kicking by a party of young
.lSS the other evening in Shepherds
''l' The REGISTER reporter was
~ ~, In 1t, and therefore cannot say
''N certainty who carried off the