Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-01-10

at 2 o'clock
!" Bntter is 20 cents pound and eggs
.rs 20 cents dozen this week,
vanted-new subscribers to the
REGISTER at $3.50 year EACH
Lewis G. Stanhope, who lives near
Hsgsrstown, has been paralyzed.
Make a resolution not to borrow the
REGISTER this year, but subscribe.
The Martinsburg Herald has issued
very attractive calendar for 1895.
T has been demonstrated that por-
csIsin is better than gold for filling
teeth.
The Keedysville corporation tax levy
for 1895 has been fixed at 10 cents on
the hundred dollars.
The directors of Potomac Permanent
Building Association will meet this
evening at the secretary Office at $50.
We trust that our subscribers will
pay up promptly-Otherwise we will
have to issue bonds to replenish the
gold reserve,
The Berkeley circuit court began at
Nartinsburg on Tuesday. The jury
found a dozen indictments against
various persons.
Burrell Beck, assistant train de-
patcher at Brunswick, had one of his
legs badly mashed while trying to get
OIL moving train.
The directors of Potomac Building
Association No. 5 will meet at the
Office of the secretary on Monday
evening next at o'clock.
There was a very pleasant little
party at the home of the Misses Kee-
seeker last Saturday night. 1t was
impromptu but quite enjoyable.
The sixth annual reunion of the
Charlestown Society of New York was
held Saturday night. Judge D. B.
Lucas was present and made speech.
Over eleven hundred deeds of trans
fers and trusts were recorded in the
clerks office of the county court of
Jefferson county during the year
1894.
A merry party of their relatives and
friends piled in big sled last Friday
night and visited Mr.. and Mrs. M. l..
Eichelberger near Uvilla. They had
jolly time.
We do not remember when finer
lot of ice was gathered in this section
than that which was housed last week.
All the houses are filed with Ice as
clear as crystal.
DIV. Fhckwir, general superintend-
ent ofthe Norfolk & Western Railroad,
Will soon resign his position, which will
cause several other changes in the
management Of the road.
The Southern Alumni Association
of Franklin and Marshall College will
hold its annual banquet at the Cont
mental Hotel, Martinsburg, on Thurs
day evening, January 3lst.
The pay.car of the Norfolk & West
srn Railroad passed southwark over
the line yesterday morning. The en-
ployees were paid for two months
wages which were due them.
Mr. David Waldeck, who has been
in the West for fourteen years-most-
" in Colorado-returned to his old
homein Shepherdstown Tuesday night.
1t was his first visit home in that
time.
The voters of Bolivar on the 3rd
Instant elected E. T. Kirby mayor,
A. E. Cockrell recorder, and John
Ketzner, 0. 7. Kemp, G. ]. Cavalier,
RI. Loman and Geo. w. Smith coun-
cilmen.
Mr.. Jas. E. Watson has disposed OF
his property at Leetown, consisting OF
store and dwelling, blacksmith and
wagOn-maker shop, etc., to Messrs.
Strider & Dunaway. Possession to be
given April l.
Persons indebted to the REGISTER
need not hesitate to send us bank notes.
We have machine that absolutely
removes all the microbes that the
scientists tell us inhabit greenbacks,
and We are willing to run all risk OF
infection.
The town election at Harper's Fer
ry last week resulted in the election
Of Thomas w. Beale mayor, John
Faherty recorder, and Joseph L. Daily,
n. c. Bracket, George R. Bready,
Wilmer Benjamin, Geo. W. Childs,
councilman.
Hon. William L. Wilson was the
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