Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-24

Nov moon tomorrow
, chicken pox is prevalent in sharps-
! arg
Now is the time to help the poor and
needy.
11,,, news has been mighty scarce
hi, week.
Tie Harper's Ferry Sentinel has sus-
psaIsl publication.
The hills in town are very icy and
casting is still excellent.
More new subscribers this week.
Tr.r.an,e ike the REGISTER.
r. said that several new houses
MI, be built here in the spring.
lrry serious coasting accidents arr
-.r-.,.l from neighboring towns,
p.rmins in boots and shoes before
..,s-r stock. at W. P, Licklider's.
County Court meets January 20th
and C.rsu, Court February 18th.
Wan.ei-Country bacon, dried ap-
rr-.arl corn, at W. P. Lickhder's,
Tie sale Of property of the late
John W. Hill will take place Satur-
day
Vincent Dorsey, colored, has not OBJ
s...l an increase of pension, as was
reported.
There viii be a total eclipse of the
moon Oh March 10th, visible in the
United States.
Master Joe Welshans gave birth
day party to his youthful friends last
Saturday night,
Lamps ready for use from Is cents
70 $500. Also bargains in china, at
" P Lickhjer's.
C.arssa Paterson, Maltinsburg, was
fined 500 and sent to Jail for keeping
a l.sorl-rly house.
NJ Jacob Wintermoyer has just
bull, lew ice-house on his property
On Washington street.
Archibald Ensminger died at Will
Transport Tuesday morning suddenly,
aged s.x;y-seven years.
Great reduction in blankets, under
Wear, dress goods, etc, by NJ. Palm
baum Il Bro, Charlestown.
Hagerstown banks, private and
national, have a total of $1,l25,0OO
on deposit subject to check,
An unknown man was struck and
killed by express train No. 10 at Har-
psrs Ferry Friday morning.
The ice on the Potomac river is still
p.cturesquely gorged above Dam No. 6
and also at a point near Cherry Run.
a number Of persons from this place
went to Hagerstown this morning to
hear Sousa's Band at the opera house
there.
The milder weather and the rains Of
the past week have about destroyed
the sleighing, but the snow still covers
the fields.
Joseph Robinson, the largest man
in the ueighborhood of Point of Rocks
Nd, died last Thursday. He weighed
$40 pounds.
Ex-Congressman Patrick Hamil
died last week at Oakland, Nd. He
was the father of Rev H. P. Hamill
O. Chr,estown.
Tie new lock built at Williamsport
in ls,2 is being torn down. 1t was
feared that it might fall as the result
Of the frosty season.
When the REGISTER fails to reacf
subscribers promptly we will be glac
20 have Notification so that the cause
NAV Be ascertained.
Butter is 20cents a pound and eggs
are ~ cents a dozen this week. Chick
ems are 20 and % cents each and tur'
keys S cents a pound,
\ new porch Is being built at the
res.Iele. of Mrs. Mary Quigley, re-
placing the old portico that stood a
ga. ".., b3OI 80 long
i YOU are in need of cottons anc
ca@oaas, or anything in the way o
dry goods, it Will pay you to visit NJ
Ia.mum x Bro, Charlestown.
IaeNaIley Farce Company of Shen'
anaoed Junction will give an enter
ta,@ment in the Uvilla Hall Saturday
evening Of this week at s o'clock.
The ladies Of the Catholic Church
will have a soup on the 3lst of Janu
airy and the lst and I'd of February
IN Mr. Bightstine's room. The pub
hcis invited.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso
cation Will meet next Monday evening
a, : clock at the office of the secreta