Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-29

entirely finished
Read the new advertisement of A.
s. cambridge & Co.
Do not fail to attend the concert in
the town hall tonight.
n B. Bakers store has been bright
ened up by fresh paint.
Don't shoot the robins 1t is against
the law and against right
Pay what you owe this office.
Everybody must square up.
\ full line of whitewash brushes at
rock bottom prices, at Hodgess.
I'll. Davis will sell lime in any
Quantity desired Give him call.
Geo. W. Cross is having a new
pavement laid in front Of his house on
Main street
There is considerable sickness in
the community. Severe colds are
quite prevalent.
Mr.. J. L. Chapline, of Colorado, has
our thanks for interesting papers from
the breezy West
The expenditures of the town of
Boonsboro last year reached the enor-
nous sum of $230.10.
Charles Broadway Rouss has sent
his check for 500 to help uniform
the Independent fire company of
ChaIles,own.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
O-bourn. Of Shenandoah, a daughter /;
and TO Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Fleming,
Of Williamsport, son.
The business Of the Shepherdstown
postofice will soon entitle it to be
ranked as a presidential office again
fit keeps up as it is now.
If you intend to do any wall paper
ing, YOU can get your paper at
Reutchs, who has it in stock. 1t is
better TO see it in full piece
Franklin and Marshall College Glee
and Serenade Club in the town hall
this Thursday night A musical
treat-let everybody enjoy it.
II you are changing your place of
residence please drop us postal or
otherwise notify us and the paper shall
follow you to your new home.
Haserstown is evidently not boom
ing as she was a year or two ago. In
a recent issue of the Globe no less than
i 81 houses were advertised for rent.
They are getting mighty particular
over at Middletown, Nd. The teacher
of one Of the public schools there fog
ged twenty pupils the other day for
chewing gum
Miss Lille Chaphne's Sunday
school class will give an entertainment
for missions at her home Friday even
ing at $50 o'clock. Admission 5
cents. All invited
The material for the big steel water
wheel for A. S. Reynolds & Cos mill
Is being hauled by ]. P. Kline from
Martnsburg, where it was manufac-
tured by John Fitz.
Mr. D. W. Snyder, who formerly
edited the Morgan Mercury, has taken
charge of the Cumberland Al2egonla".
Mr.. Snyder has ideas, and he will
make the paper go.
Judge D. B. Lucas, of this county,
viii be leading counsel for Rudolph
Zeigler, who will be tried in Morgan
county at the April term Of court for
the murder of John Sautters.
Mr.. John H. Blake sold on Tuesday
to Mr.. Henry Shepherd, of Shepherds
town, trio of full bred Light Brahmos
for $15. These are fine fowls and
1 were sold at a bargain.-Hagersto,c7
Ne,cs.
J. D. Swartz, the reliable Hagers-
town merchant tailor and furnisher,
is now ready for business with an
elegant line of goods for the spring
and summer trade See his new ad-
vertisement.
A man from the Virginia ore bank
came to Shepherdstown last Friday
and got pretty comfortably drunk.
He bought some dynamite cartridges
for use in the mine there, but he
handled them rather too recklessly
for safety. He was in Mr.. Hodges S
store and slammed the dynamite
down on the counter in a way that
made a bodys hair stand on end. He
was quickly arrested, and when he
found that he must go to jail he begged
like a good fellow. But his entreaties
a,ailed not, and he had to spend the
plight in the little brown Jug
Among those who have changed their