Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-11-07


Circuit court begins November 10TH
r,,r. was small-sized snow storm
here last Saturday
The Supreme Court of this State is
!, session at Charleston.
vrs. c. D. Keplinger has our thanks
h- some delicious fruit cake.
earn and apples taken in exchange
~ boots and shoes at Trussells.
Hicks prophesied cold wave from
Aqlto7th of this month. He missed
i.
vincemeat, hominy, beans, buck
u,sst. cheese and macaroni at Trus-
sll's
NJ J R. Show has entered the en-
Inv Of Mr.. James E. Barnhart, express
-.
agent
Roots and shoes very cheap at Trus-
ais. sole agent for W. L. Douglas
celebrated shoes.
MIN. Trussell was in Pittsburg
=. mas. week here he went to dis
nose Of a car lo of apples,
William Law, farm hand, living
IN Washington county. Nd, hanged
linssl: in barn the other day.
Mr.. Jacob WintermOyer has been
carving his arm in sling the past
week, having hurt it by falling.
The President has issued a prOcla-
nation setting apart Thursday, No
y.nbsr 18th, as Thanksgiving day.
Charles Rocl abaugh shot an eagle
uHarrsrs Ferry last week that meas
rsd 6 feet II inches from tip to tip.
The Junction House at Shenandoah
Junction. of which Mr.. L. c. Little
was one Of the proprietors, ha. closed.
George NJ. Bowers has been appoint
a administrator of the estate Of the
late Robert Lamon, of Berkeley coun-
u.
Mss Ella Fordyce, formerly of this
place, will teach French in the Fair
non. normal school the coming win
,.r.
Samuel Stoutfer, of Keedysville, Nd,
shipped over a thousand pounds of
dried sweet corn to the city market
this fall.
The Sentinel says there is woman
in Sharpsburg who shaves once week.
I:it herself she shaves, or her husband,
OF who?
The Free Press says that Mr.. James
UEton, living near Charlestown, was
thrown from wagon last week and
one Of his legs was broken.
The public sale of E. Il. Remnants
personal property will be held next
Tuesday. Frank L. Billmyer will have
sale on Thursday, two days later.
Two children of Mr.. Stanley Hammer
have recently died of membranous
Group at the home of their grandfather,
M- Joseph D. Fry, near Middleway.
A pretty watch charm given away
with each bottle of Heinz's olives,
estsup, sauce, chow chow or pickles.
New supply expected this week. j.
y T!ussell.
N. l. Eichelberger, of Uvilla, is
making preparation to put in a big
power mill for grinding ear corn, oats,
small grain and corn meal. Further
PARTICULARS later.
wv. Dodd, the boss auctioneer of
Berkeley county, announces to his
iHelis that he is ready for business
again, and solicits share of the public
patronage, See advertisement.
During the past week or two dogs
have raided no less than four focks of
sheep belonging to Mr.. E. H. Remnant.
Eight sheep were killed, some of them
very fine ones, and a number Of others
injured.
Mrs Lands, who was shot couple
OF weeks ago by her husband, who af-
tsIwayJ committed suicide, died from
the effects Of her wound last Monday
lear Eakle's Mill, Nd. She was 81
yearo old.
Our friend Mr.. C. D. Engle writes
from Washington City: please send
the REGISTER again to my address.
We have certainly missed the paper,
and II l can help it l will never be
without it again"
Aessrs. VIM. Burns and James Clipp
purchased at Petersburg, Grant coun-
y hity fine dehorned cattle, the aver
s5e weight Of which is l $50 pounds.
hey Will feed them this winter, and
expect to export them.-Free Press.
a spirited revival is being conduct