Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-04-11

the law.
Tho Baltimore and Cumberland
Railroad is dead again.
There are quite number of vacant
houses in Shepherdstown.
7, was thirty years Tuesday since
Il. surrender at Appomattox.
The liquor saloons of Shepherds
Gown must close the first of May.
Eggs are only ten cents dozen
~. wsek-and Easter right here.
The circuit court of Berkeley county
besan its regular session on Tuesday.
The town would look better for a
General cleaning up. Why not do it?
The rains the first Of the week have
.,r.sd considerable rise in the Potomac
nyer.
pr,tts Food for horses and cattle
and Pratt's poultry powder for sale at
Hodges.
4 party of gypsies are encamped on
The banks of the river opposite Shep-
ber3stown.
J.D. Billmyer, the live merchant,
5 ready for spring trade. Read his
new advertisement.
The boys are spending their spare
time in playing baseball. A club will
probably be organized.
Nv. A. Norris, manager, offers a
10, of lumber for sale. See advertise
ment in another column.
Rev. W. G. Eggleston has purchased
a clearinghouse in Middletown, Va,
and will make his home there.
Don t forget the entertainment for
the benefit of the church at BakUton
Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week.
Nessrs. Hurst & Trail are arranging
10 put fifty barrel roller process out
fit in their Touring mill near Harper's
Ferry.
The Hampshire Revierc, published
at Romney, will build handsome
brick building for its own accommo'
dation.
4 landslide at the southern end o
the road delayed the N. & W. pas
ssngsr train about six hours Monday
morning.
A negro woman near Middleway il
reported to have traded her sewing
machine to gypsies for having her for
tune told.
T. L. Richard recently examined
his reach farm near Martinsburg, anC
he thinks prospects for an abundan
crop are good.
Call at E. H. Remnants and get
sample of Pax smoking tobacco, thu
finest Virginia leaf grown. And smok
the solid FIVE cigar.
William Rhodenizer, a brakeman o.
the Cumberland Valley Railroad, wa
crushed to death by the cars in Hagers
town last Saturday night.
\ large number of workmen are en-
gagged at Antietam battlefield build
ing roads, putting up fences and max
Ing improvements of various kinds.
The fishing season has commenced
Some black bass have been caught /
the Potomac already, and white an
yellow suckers are being caught /
nets.
Knode & Wrightler's feed store ha
been moved into the room formerl
occupied by Longerbeam's saloon, an
the saloon has been moved into tn
back room.
Mr.. William Butler, of this vicinity
who is employed at the Hannis Dis
tillery, Martinsburg, fell through a
opening the other day and cracked
couple Of his ribs.
\ Chicago Judge the other day rule
that the husband was the head of tt
family. All the judges in the worlC
though, couldn't make some wome
acknowledge this fact.
Shepherd Bros. sent eleven of the
trotting horses to Lexington, KY, la
Saturday, where they will be sol
Mr.. R. D. Shepherd is in Lexingtc
this week looking after the business.
c. c. Frazier has had his dwelling
house on New street attractively pain
ed on the outside and papered an
painted on the inside. A new brio
pavement will also be laid in front
It.
Examine our goods and compa
them with others. You will find
cheaper than any house in our lin
and from 10 to 25 per cent lower tn.