Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-03-15
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of oats.
Don't miss the bargains in shoes at
Hodges.
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson continues to
improve.
Go to W. P. Lickhder's for new
spring goods.
New stock slippers and shoes, at
W. P. Lickhder's,
Hodges expects large lot Of seed
oats in a few days.
Wheat is getting so low that even
the bread won't rise.
Fence wire and all sizes wire nails
very cheap at Hodges.
Mr. Charles D. Keplinger made an
excellent sale yesterday.
Spring weather is very deceiving.
Take care of your health.
Early Rose and Beauty of Hebron
seed potatoes at Trussell's,
New china this week for wedding
presents, at w. P. Lickliders.
a special term of the circuit court
Is to be held at Charlestown today.
New twelve-piece toilet sets. Call
and see them, at w. P. Lickhders.
One thoroughly broken six-year-old
mare for sale. H, c. Getzendanner.
Garden rakes, hoes, shovels and
whitewash brushes, at W. P. Lickh-
ders.
John Koogle. a well-known BoOns-
boro man, died last Saturday, aged GA
years.
The farmers took advantage of the
favorable weather the past week to
SOW oats.
Hagerstown wants to put on city
airs by having its name changed to
Hagerston.
The authorities of Charlestown are
arranging to take an official census
of that place.
Harry Rhines, a Hagerstown lad,
was drowned in Conococheague creek
few days ago.
All kinds of garden and flower seed
and pure Early Rose seed potatoes, at
W. P. Lickhder's.
The only thing in the world that is
prettier than a pretty girl in moon
light is prettier girl.
Mr., Charles Carney, son of Mr.
Jacob V. Carney, Of Bedington, died
at his fathers home last week.
We understand that the minstrel
entertainment at Uvilla Hall last
Friday night cleared 40 cents
The new house of Mrs. Elizabeth
Graves on King street is going up
1t is now being weatherboarded.
The young ladies Of Shepherd Col
lege gave a very interesting literary
entertainment last Friday afternoon.
St Johns river Florida oranges
received this week, also choice lemons
at 2Octs dozen, at J. N. Trussell's.
Pretty fair prices have been realized
at the public sales in this vicinity.
Horses ase low, but other things have
sold well.
The Democrats of Hagerstown have
renominated R. J. Hahn for mayor
and the Republicans have put up NJ.
l. Keedy.
Five new subscribers this week for
the REGISTER. Our list is growing
steadily since we put the price down
10 $3.50 a year.
There has been great slaughter
among the robins this Weekdays
and men shooting them by wholesale.
This is against the law.
Mr.. Alexander Spottswood Dan
bridge, of this place, has been recent
" granted a patent fol- an improved
method of boring tunnel.
The Hagerstown Daily Ne,cs build
ing and plant was sold Tuesday to a
company that will continue its pub
hcation as a Democratic newspaper.
Frank Libbey & Co., the Washing
ton lumber dealers, have a new ad-
yertisement this week. They offer
lumber way down. 1t is reliable
firm.
Mr.. Jacob Wintermoyer has just
had erected a very handsome mon
ument on his family lot in Elmwood
Cemetery. Fultz & Dale, of this place,
put it up.
Capt. ]. G. Mcclellan, who rented
the hotel at Weverton, has now newly
furnished the house and arranged
everything comfortably and is ready
for guests and business generally. Nc.
will be popular landlord and we feel