Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-04-25

Short he s1,sor to please Our Readers.
It pays to advertise.
New moon yesterday.
The public schools will close May
10Th.
Some bass have been caught this
week.
New cabbage expected today. ].
y. russell.
Fertilizer for corn, potatoes, &C., at
". y. Lemons.
Dealers are paying from IS to $9.25
for spring lambs,
Mrs. Joseph L. CoOkuS has bought
handsome new piano.
Send us a dollar and get the REGIS
TER until January, 1896.
Mr.. Samuel Strider, of this county,
has moved to Martinsburg.
The county court meets May 9th
and the circuit court May 2lst.
Butter has dropped to Is cents
hound. Eggs are 10 cents dozen.
The Crawford bicycle works at
Hagsrstown are now employing $50
hands
Shoes for the old, shoes for thsyOung
shoes of all kinds very cheap at
Holgass.
Poor country editors have one thing
to be thankful for-greens are becom-
Ing plentiful.
Fresh lot fine candies, penny goods,
cakes and crackers received this week.
J.N. russell.
The summer passenger schedule of
the B. & 0. Railroad will go into eff
feet on May 18th.
The date of the Shepherd College
commencement has been set for Friday
evening, June l4th.
Fresh oranges, lemons and bananas
a full line died fruits and canned
goods. J. y. Trussell.
A bad leak was discovered on the
fouyteen-mile level of the canal, above
Wil,iamsport, last Monday.
a couple of cattle dealers were here
last week and bought large number
O! fresh cows in this vicinity.
The new furniture, ETC., for Mrs.
Henry Shepherds Belle Vue summer
boarding house arrived this week.
The grocerymen, druggists, bakers
and other business men of Hagerstown
are engaged in a fierce cut-rate war
at present.
A good, soaking rain is very much
needed in this section. A light shower
fell Monday afternoon, but there was
not enough of it.
Call at Z. H. Remnants and get
sample of Pax smoking tobacco, the
finest Virginia leaf grown. And smoke
the solid five cigar.
c, W. Crow, baggage-master on the
\. * W. Railroad, was taken suddenly
il. on the road a few days ago. He
was sent back to HagerstOwn.
Mr.. John Cox, who works at the
stone quarries, near Kearneysville,
Was stricken with paralysis last Sun
day, and is reported to be very i'll.
John Rice, Of Hagerstown, while
sitting along the edge of Antietam
creek had fit and fell into the stream.
He was drowned in foot of water
It is said that there are twenty
houses Of evil reputation in Hagers-
town. The law and order society will
try to wipe out the infamous places.
Mr. Martin Stipp, who lives just
east Of town, fell from ladder a few
days ago and fractured several Of his
ribs. He has been suffering much pain.
Pure olive oil, salad oil and celery
dressing, sweet, sour, mixed or plain
pickles, chow chow, catsups, horse rad
ISL and prepared mustards. ]. n.
russell.
j. y. Trussell has bought H. G.
Getzendanner's shoe store in this place
and is moving the stock today into his
own room. Mr.. Getzendanner will
retire from the mercantile business en-
tirely.
We are informed by Mr.. Towner
SchIey that William Bester, the we'll
known florist Of Hagerstown, is max
ing extensive arrangements for dis
play ofhis flowers at Morgan's Grove
fair this year.
Some unknown man attempted in
broad daylight last Saturday to burn
the large barn of Mrs Susan Newcomer
at Beaver Greek, Washington county.
The barn was saved after hard fight.