Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-03-28

,,.,,. About This and That OF Local
Short "gI.yor to Please Our Readers.
Baware of the April fool
B,ss will soon begin to bite.
Naxt Monday is moving day.
Foes 10 cents, butter 20 cents.
Pumps for sale at c. D. Wysongs.
Single and double buggy harness
&C. D. wysOngs.
Gentle Annie is very coy with her
:pringtime this year.
The price of hogs is tending upward
N the city markets.
The best time to pay the printer
what YOU owe is "O'''
It pays to advertise. Well guar
antss this proposition.
Inst received a carload of fine bug
,ies at c. D. Wysong's.
B&O. excursion to Washington
and Baltimore on April 18th.
Several new students were enrolled
At Shepherd College this week.
Farmers Friend corn planter, with
wire check row, at c. D. Wysong's.
Mr.. Larry Brown reports the loss
of fine colt at Major Blunt's stock
farm
Special bargains in black dress
goods BY NJ. Palmbaum & Bro,
ChaIlestown.
Do you expect to buy dress? 1t
will nav YOU to visit NJ. Palmbaum &
Bro, Charlestown.
Venus is evening star now, and may
be seen in all her glory in the west
soon after shutdown.
Sweet potatoes for eating and seed,
bananas and oranges, received this
week. J. n. Trussell.
Norfolk & Western Railroad stock
was quoted in New York yesterday at
q, preferred stock at ID.
Many persons have made garden
this week and put onions and various
seeds in their little beds.
Mrs. James S. Rightstine will shortly
open an ice cream saloon in the front
room of the Rightstine building.
Harper's Ferry will hold special
election on Saturday to vote on the
question of "cow in or "cow out.
Creamery butter, fresh cakes and
crackers, queensware and glassware
at and below cost. ]. N. Trussell.
To Housekeepers-Do you want
carpets, rugs, oilcloths or mattings2
If so call at Hagley's, Charlestown.
Burpee's Extra Early, Early Puri-
tan, Beauty of Hebron, and Early
Rose seed potatoes. ]. N. Trussell.
Mr.. R. D. Shepherd advertises in
the Country Gentleman the sale of the
celebrated wild Goose" farm, near
Shepherdstown.
7. H. Davis has lime for sale in any
quantity desired. Orders left with
Miss Ellen Welshans will receive
prompt attention.
The John D. McCune farm, contain
ing a acres, about mile west of Mar
hnsburg, was sold to A. Janney, for
$3.50 per acre.
The dwelling-house and contents
belonging to Mr.. Nathan Grub, near
Bunker Hill, Berkeley county, were
destroyed by fire last Saturday.
Eggs for sale from pure-bred Light
Brahma chickens-$1.00 per setting
Of fifteen. Orders left at the postofice
will receive prompt attention. E. d..
Reinhart.
The recently appointed deputy COL
lector of customs at Washington City
IS Mr.. Chas James Faulkner Pierce,
grandson of the late Hon. Charles
James Faulkner.
The personal effects of John Davis
will be sold at public sale in front
Of the market-house Saturday after
noon at , o clock. Furniture, bedding,
ehinaware, etc., will be sold.
N. Palmbaum & Bro, Charlestown,
have received a large assortment of
latest style dress goods, trimmings,
silks, embroideries, laces, etc. Their
prices always suit the public.
Mr. Thomas H. Willis, for several
Years past assistant teller in the Bank
OF Charlestown, having accepted po-
Htlon in Chicago, is succeeded by Mr..
6fOrge Washington.-Free Press.
John D. Swartz, the old reliable
tailor Of Hagerstown, is ready for
spring trade with his usual fine line Of
piece goods and furnishings The lit