Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-03-14
BRIEFS.

,,. About This and That OF Local
Short 's flavor to Please Our Readers
Congratulations, Mayor Trussell.
rodav the sun rises at go and sets
at 6.l2.
cbsnberdstown will be dry after
May lst.
Hoo in, COW in, cork in-lucky Shep-
herdstown.
The bonded indebtedness of Hagers-
town is $4,000.
The country roads are in an almost
;norassable condition.
Chilled plows and repairs for sale
nv A. 5. cambridge & Co.
Call and examine the Brown wagon,
.+A S. cambridge & Co.'S.
rfvou want anything for the farm,
Gallon A. S. cambridge & Co.
JB Lucas had 5000 insurance ON
u. bouse and $3.50 on his furniture.
4 S. cambridge & Co. handle
mll line of implements and machinery
We have some bargains in buggies
lo,rriaoes. A.. S. cambridge & Co.
\ Martinsburg man built his house
first and is now putting a cellar under
it.
Sweet potatoes for eating and tor
seed. also maple syrup. ]. n. Trus-
sell.
s Patrick's day comes on Sunday
next-but don't plant your potatoes
then.
Shepherdstown will soon be rid of
two whiskey and ciga-
reties.
II YOU want corn planter, either
double or single, call on A. S. Dan
bridge & Co.
Mr.. B. S. Pendleton has had new
windows put in his dweling-house on
Main street.
The great question Of COW in or COW
ont is agitating the public mind at
Harper's Ferry.
Jas. F. Thompson & Bro. will open
clothing store in Martinsburg about
the 18th OF April.
Mr.. James Menser, an aged resident
Of Bunker Hill, Berkeley county, died
suddenly last week.
Several men with two large per-
forming bears entertained the people
this morning on the streets.
Il cost the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company $4,000 to clear its
track of snow after the recent blockade.
,~. Clouds obscured the eclipse of the
moon last Sunday night, and no one IN
this section got a glimpse of the phe-
nomenon.
The whiskey valve has been wide
open in Shepherdstown the past year.
1t will be kept tight shut the coming
twelve months.
Mrs. Azemia Shepherd has had a
new porch built on the bay window
of her residence, communicating with
the second story.
Five different grades of -four, from
$275 to $3.50 per barrel, including
Minnesota, Riverton and Hagerstowr
brands ]. n. Trussell.
A good set of town officers has beer
elected. Let the council choose subor
dinate officials who will do their duty
and be a credit to the town.
r. G. Miller will sell his furniture
at auction. See advertisement thu
week. He has many desirable articles
that will be sold at bargain.
Mr.. Charles w. Andrews has sole
a farm in Clarke county, Va, to j. W
Vorous. The farm contained 10;
acres, and the price was $40 per acre
The Charlestown Free Press think
the eclipse should have been held OIL
Saturday night instead of >Sunda.
night. 1t was too dark to see it Sun
day.
Eggs for sale from pure-bred Ligh
Brahma chickens-$l.00 per settin
of fifteen. Orders left at the postofhc
will receive prompt attention. Z. ID
Reinhart.
An original pension has been grant
ed Thomas +. Brown, of Berkele
county, a reissue to Robert Kelley
Hsrpers Ferry, and an increase t
Joseph Bagent. same place.
The Martinsburg Free Lance say
~
that Hon. Stuart W. Walker and Coz
rad H. Syme, Esq, will open a law ofhc
in Washington. The Free Lance wish
es them "unfounded success.