Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-02-07

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Next Thursday is Valentine Day.
Circuit court begins next Tuesday.
Hows this for an old-fashioned win
ter?
Ice may be had for the asking about
this time.
Today the sun rises at 7os and sets
at 584.
Where's the man that predicted an
open winter?
Have your sale bills printed at the
REGISTER office.
The coasting and sleighing have
been fine this week.
Special reductions in winter wool
ens at NJ. B. Bakers.
Blankets and all underwear at cost
for cash at NJ. B. Bakers.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Bos-
well, Of Bridgeport, daughter.
Thieves are stea ing poultry and pigs
in the Charlestown neighbOrhood.
The 22d of February is the next
legal holiday. 1t falls on Friday.
Rev. F. A. Strother had fall one
dav last week and got cracked rib.
Hagerstown has its new fire bell.
Sherherdstown still has its beautiful
tower
The Martinsburg Statesman has i'm
proved itself with becoming dress of
new type.
Mrs. Alice V. Snyder, of Arkansas
CITY, Kansas, has our thanks for papers
from that place.
Miss Marguerite Abbott's wonder
full exhibition in the town hall Friday
evening Do not miss it.
Don't fail to hear BuInett's illus
trated lecture in the town hall, Feb
ruary 18th. 1t is the event of this
season.
4 son was born to Senator and Mrs
Charles J. Faulkner at Martinsburg
last Thursday, Many happy returns.
Senator
IntheSupreme Court at Charleston ::
Hunter VS.. Strider's administrator,
from Jefferson county writ of error
allowed.
a city entertainment brought to
Shepherdstown. The finest stereoptl-
con views of Europe ever seen, on
February 18th, at town hall.
Don't forget to go to the church
.ociable at Bakerton Thursday. Friday
J and Saturday evenings of this week.
The public is heartily invited.
The new editor of the Martinsburg
World, Mr.. Hofheins, has already i'm
proved the paper very much. 1t is
bright locally and editorially.
James Snyder, of Sharpsburg, has
bought a stone-crusher and a grader
to be used in building the avenues on
Antietam battlefield the coming sum-
mer.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso,
citation will meet at the Office of the
secretary on Monday evening next, at
: o'clock, at which time shares will be
redeemed.
The ladies of the Baptist Church al
Shenandoah junction will give an
oyster supper in the hall at that place
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
Of this week.
Candidates for the town Offices are
being spoken of. Among those who
have been mentioned for mayor are
Mr.. B. F. Harrison, DR.. Butler and
Mr. j. Z. Hunter
Take trip through Europe for %
cents at town hall next Tuesday night
This evenings entertainment will be
the most profitable and enjoyable O.
the season. You can't afford to mis-
il.
Mr.. James Henson and Mr.. A. 6
Legg have purchased farm belonging
to Mr.. Robert Lamon, lying one mile
south of Bunker Hill, containing 13t
acres, for which they paid 1885,
Statesman.
A most enjoyable sleighing party wa
given at the home of Misses Daisy ant
Katie Line near Sharpsburg Monda.
night, The young folks of that neigh
borhood and and several from thi
were there in force.
Lost on Wednesday, between Elm
wood Cemetery and the railroad sta
ton or the Lutheran Church, silver
military buckle, with the initials IN
T. s. engraved upon it. The fnde
will please leave it at the REGIsTEl
Office.