Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-02-15

,,,,s Items of a Local Flavor to Interest the
a Registers Readers.
Lookout for petty thieves.
Easter Sunday comes on March
25th.
The grounding seems to be getting
there.
Last Sunday was notably beautiful
winter day.
Looks ike winter intends to make
up for lost time.
Now is the time to 60 to farming.
You can buy stock very cheap.
If YOU want the news, take the
REGISTER. Only $3.50 a year.
Ground has been broken for the new
REGISTER building on Main street.
Another B. 60. excursion to Balti-
more and Washington on March Sth.
Have your sale bills printed at the
REGISTER office. We get up the finest.
A nice line of stationery in tablets
s and in bulk just received at Rentch's.
Women talk less during this month
than during any other month of the
year.
A couple of weddings will come off
in the not distant future in Shepherds
town.
John Seamon died in Sharpsburg
last week of consumption, aged 80
years.
Mr.. ]. N. Trussell has sold his pair
of black mares to Mr.. John Becken-
baugh.
A Martinsburg man has named his
iavorte hen 'Macduff," that she may
LAY on.
fyou intend building read Elmer
E. Beachley's new advertisement in
another column.
Harry Mace, of Sharpsburg, has
been lodged in Jail on charge ofrob-
bing a meat-house.
The dramatic performance at Uvilla
last Friday was an excellent one
Over $50 was taken in,
Ii the weather will permit, water
will be turned into the Chesapeake &
Ohio canal about March lst.
Letters are advertised in the Mar
tinsburg postofice for VIM. A. Nor
gan and c. C. Getzendanner.
The B. & o. Railroad expects to
run trains over its new route at Har-
per's Ferry on the 22d of this month.
DR.. Geo. C. Crutchley, who was born
in Harper's Ferry in 1924, died re-
Gently at his home in Norborne, Mo
The Surbridge bicycle mandatory
at Hagerstown is in financial Difficult
ties and receiver has been applied
for.
A large party of gipsies passed
through town Tuesday morning
They had big string of horses with
them.
D. L. Rentch has in stock a nice
line of wall papers. Call and exam
inc, where you can see the paper In
full piece.
The Postmaster-General has been
asked to furnish a mourning stamp
and has promised to give the matter
his attention.
There's luck in odd numbers. Mr..
Webb Shows daughter No. 8 is fine
handsome fourteen FOUNDER. And
she has a proud daddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C, Marten bought
a handsome piano in Baltimore last
week, and it arrived on Tuesday. 1t
is Pease piano, and is very sweet
toned instrument.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. T, Phreaner, of
Hagerstown, celebrated their silver
wedding last Friday night. Mrs
Phreaner is a sister of Mr. W. S. Wag-
ner, of this place.
Mayor Ray is depriving the public
of much enjoyment by holding private
sessions of the police court. We en-
treat him to resume business at the
old stand in certain cases.
Eyster & Son, of Halltown, are fill
ing an order from England for 100
tons of the straw board product OF
their mill. This is an initial order
and Will likely be duplicated.
The current number of the Pubic
School Mirror of this State contains
an excellent likeness of Prof A. c.
Kimler, principal of Shepherd College,
accompanied by biographical sketch.
Mr.. J. n. Trussell will run several
wagons in the huckstering business,