Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-05-16

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Va. the last week of the public
schools.
next Tuesday.
Potomac herring, mackerel and white
81 at ". P. Lckliders.
r T. Hodges has been shipping a
deal Of baled hay this week
Tho REGISTER is but $3.50 a year.
=. ,r,bt to be in every household.
Shoe. are getting higher, but W, ?,
1.lr3sr IS selling cheaper than ever.
Intend to sell some stock steers
..,,rj sbepherdstown this season. c,
FWa.l.
White Star potatoes, pine apples,
lad srples and bologna, at W. P.
LicbEdsr's.
N russell has located his brick
r.r3 on his lot opposite the cemetery
along the pike.
,,',re6 boy was drowned from
=. cana, boat John X. Cowen near
Orleans last Sunday.
The last Saturday in May, the 25th,
rn be observed as Confederate memo
rial DAY in Charlestown,
Wool is beginning to come into
market. The dealers here are paying
2! cents a pound for it.
Shoats, fat hogs, veal calves, fat
cattle. sheep and lambs bought the
year around. c. F. Wall.
DR.. C. w. Link, of Dufields, thi;
,,rrtv, has located at Martinsbure
for the practice of dentistry.
John Charlton, while fishing in the
Potomac at WilliamspOrt, caught q
carp that weighed 40 pounds.
Twill have stock steers and ewes or
hand directly after harvest for sale
CT Wall, Charlestown, w. Va.
Nj. Thomas Clark aud Miss Blanche
Burnett, both of Kearneysville, were
married at Harper's Ferry recently.
Nr. Robert Suman, of Keedysville
and Miss Carrie Snavely, of Sharps
burg were married last Wednesday.
William Brim, a well-known anC
Industrious colored man of this place
d.i last Sunday night. He was 4;
ysanO,d.
It's reported that the Office of In
tsrral Revenue Collector Gilkeson vii
be removed from Parkersburgt to Mar
uasburg.
4 Democratic primary election is t,
be held at Charlestown today for coun
a.men. The regular election will b
held next Thursday.
The infant class of the Southern
Methodist Sunday school anticipat
holding an entertainment in the tow,
hall about the 23d of this month. AID
mission ; cents.
J. Wesley Seibert, whose barber sho
vas burned out last Sunday night
opened up shop in the sink at tn
El,,er Hotel on Monday, and he
ready 10 serve all customers there.
Arthur W. Hawks, of Baltimor,
Will be in Shepherdstown on June Is
decoration day. with his celebrate
exhibition of Mrs. Jarley's wax works
hwll. be an amusing performance.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroa
has awarded contracts, it is said, fc
sixteen new bridges on its systems /
Wes, Virginia. All the bridges wi
be o:s,eel, and one will cost 100000
Your special attention is directe
;orst three things at T. B. Lines me-
store: The laundried percal shirts 8
20 cents, the unlaundried white shirt
al 30 cents, and the stock Of pants fc
boys.
A special train carrying $50 color
dnea from Philadelphia to take tn
places Of the striking miners at th
Pocahontas coal mines passed sout
over the Norfolk & Western Railroa
Tuesday night.
Ae'srs. Blackburn, Weaver an
Dennis. Harper's Ferry, receive
Judgments against the B. & 0. Raj
road Tor the killing of the COWS b.
longing to them, the amounts beir
Sl5, $40 and $50 each.
buttwo counties in the State, Hard
and Wyoming, have lower tax "a
laan Jefferson county reported f
1874. Hancock has the same, 50 cent
"A'.e torty-seyen counties are highe
I.Hgngtrom Sc centsto 1856. Lew
Monroe and Ohio counties are not +
ported.
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