Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-17

ronr or FIVE new subscribers this
week.
The REGISTER office turns out the
best sale bills,
Good story on the first page this
rock. Wives, read it.
The circuit court for Jefferson coun-
" begins February 18th.
1frou want boots, shoes and rubbers,
call a, ". P, Lickhder's
There Will not be many public sales
IN this vicinity this season.
Nearly all of the turkeys in this
section have been marketed.
Flax seed meal and champion horse
r,r3ers at W. P, Lickhder's.
No not borrow your neighbours REG
,s-rg-subscribe for yourself.
Senator Brice W, Catlett has our
thank. for copies of the Senate jour
nal.
Fifty of the veavers in the silk
mills a, HagerstOwn are out on a
strike
The Baltimore Sun almanac for 1895
:, ont 1t IS an extremely valuable
publication,
Governor MacCorkle and Auditor
Johnson have favored US with copies
Of their biennial reports.
Grsa. reduction in blankets, under
wear. dress goods, etc, by NJ. Palm
baum x Bro, Charlestown.
Jefferson Savings Bank has declared
dividend OF three per cent for the
rss, SIX months upon its stock.
Ihave filed up my grocery stock
and now have most anythingy you need
at the lowest prices. W. P. Lickider.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
citation will meet at the Office of the
secretary on Monday evening next at
O'Clock.
Tea sets and chamber sets reduced
from ) to 10 per cent. Big reduction
in china before taking stock. W. P.
Lickl.der.
Tie B. 4 0. repair shops at Martins
burg and other points along the line
have been ordered closed until the first
of February.
DR.. T. C. Stotler has sold his val
uble blue bolton setter to Eugene De-
Bullet, Esq, of Baltimore, a retired
Cuban planter.
Three robbers held up George An
drews, a railroad man, at Hagerstowr
the other evening and robbed him OF a
part of his wages.
a big sled fullof merry young folks
from the neighborhood Of Moler's Gross
Roads were in town Monday night en-
owing themselves.
The Hancock Star saysthat Boons'
boro man had a hen egg that contained
three "yokes." 1t is not stated what
sort Of yokes they were.
It is said that Mr.. R. D. Shepherd
intends to buy or build handsome
residence in Shepherdstown and mov'
in from Wild Goose Farm.
Sergeant Rogers wants taxpayer
to pay up, or he will collect taxes du'
for 1898 and 1894 by legal methods
Better pay up and save costs.
If YOU are in need of cottons anc
cambrics, or anything in the way o
dry goods, it will pay you to visit M
Palmbaum & Bro, Charlestown.
Vince Dorsey, a well-known color
ed man of this place, has had his pen
SION increased from six to twelve dol
lars a month. He also got SIS bacl
pay yesterday.
The citizens of Charleston will give
reception and ball to the members
the Legislature at the State House OIL
Thursday next. We acknowledge tn
courtesy of an invitation.
Dr.. D. B. Bushong, of Summit Point
has moved to Kabletown, where b
will practice his profession. He will
take the place of DR.. W. W. Brown
whorecently got government appoint
ment.
Mrs. f. c. Gallaher, one Of tn
REGISTERS esteemed subscribers a
Waynesboro, Va, sent money enoug
last week to pay for her paper up t
1898. That's an example for you
Mr.. Jacob H. Moler, of Duffelds,
among those who have renewed wit
kind words that we appreciate.
The Charlestown Advocate of las
week says A dog supposed to hav
rabies was running at large in the vicir