Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-11-02

You may lawfully shoot partridges
uow-if You can.
Remember the poor-whom We have
with You always.
Winter boots at W. p. Licklider's
from 81. so TO $3.50.
II YOU want a stylish dress for little
money, 90 to NJ. Palmbaum & Bro,
Clariestown.
Mr.. James Lawrence McChan is
filing a position as clerk in Mr.. J. a.
Staiey's store.
Judge Faulkner will hold 4 special
term OF the circuit court at Charles
town tomorrow.
For underwear, hosiery, blankets,
hannels. etc, see NJ. Palmbaum &
Bro, Charlestown.
Mountain buckwheat -four and new
crop New Orleans molasses this week
at w. p. Licklider's.
Another lot of new shoes just be
ing received by Hodges which are
still lower than ever.
Col. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Mobley,
of Hagerstown, celebrated their gold
en- wedding last Thursday.
The first ice of the season appeared
last Monday morning. 1t was not
quite thick enough to skate on.
\ colored man named Sam Thomp-
son accidentally shot and killed his
wife at Hagerstown last Thursday.
Mr.. John w. Ware and wife, of this
county. celebrated the fftieth ami
versary of their marriage last Thurs
day.
We are pleased TO record the fact
that the Hallow Zen pranks on Tues
day night were of mild and harm
less sort.
Mr. J. X. p OFT has been appointed
postmaster at Ripon in this county,
and has entered upon the duties of
the Office.
Charles Broadway Rouss, of New
York. has made donation of 500 to
the Independent Fire Company of
Charlestown.
Stamped linens, table linens, towels,
handkerchiefs, gloves, &c, large as
sortnent at NJ. Palmbaum'S & Bro. :,
Charlestown.
William Cox has purchased John
Earley's farm of sixty-one acres, two
and a half miles northwest of Sharps-
burg, for $1,000.
You will find at NJ. Palmbaum Il
Bros, Charlestown, larger stock than
ever. better selection and lower prices
in dress goods, etc.
The REGISTERS subscription list IS
steadily growing. And one by one
the delinquents are being cut OIL
when they fail to pay up.
A fruit buyer bought carload OF
apples in this neighborhood for ship
ment to Ohio this week. He paid
fftv cents bushel for them.
Prof. Henry P. Miller, a bright
Young man of Sharpsburg, has been
appointed principal OF the high
school at Atlantic City, \. J.
Tle new iron bridge at Brunswick,
Nd. was dedicated with imposing
ceremonies last Saturday. n large
number of persons were present.
MIR. !. ). Myers is making a very
decided Improvement to his residence
ON high street by putting up hand
some iron fence to replace the wood
en- one.
Nr. 7. II. Loman, Of Harper's Fer
~. ha>. through. Hon. w, l.. Wilson,
b.-uappoiuteda assistant messenger
in tine Treasury Departmental Wash
iu-tOu.
Let him that borroweth his neigh
bors paper borrow no more. Let
him subscribe for the REGISTER and
wax fat. Let him bring on his dollar
and a-half
Horses are lower in price than they
nave been for many years. y good
lot Of farm horses were recently sold
in this county at an average d about
500 apiece.
DR.. J. q. Gibson has improved his
property 10y filling in and grading the
corner formerly occupied by the old
building that was torn down and by
putting up a neat and pretty wire
fence.
Henry Teeters, boatman, well
known to canal men, has been ar
rested in Cumberland on the charge
Of ussaultiug Ollie Rohn, siN-year-
old child, who is in precarious con
di.ou.
Senator Faulkner Swill make Boyd
vile, the old family homestead at
Nartinsburg, his place of residence
after he is married. Mrs Mary Faux
nrr will occupy the Senator's present
residence
vii, give lessons in the German
language to any persons who may de
sire them. Terms reasonable. Con
vocational method used. Apply at
once to y. G. kimler, Principal of
Shepherd College.
Mr.. John O. Crown, pablisher of the
Clarke Courier, has been appointed
Postmaster at Berryville. 1t is IA de-
served recognition of his services TO
the party, and we congratulate him
upon his appointment
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