Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-01-09
BRIEFS.

81 Mr.. Samuel II. baThndIt mas oui
sthanks for Roanoke papers.
i Miss Katie Johnson has entered the
'empIoy of the REGISTER Office.
We are indebted to Mr.. j. Thorn
hurg Kearney for nice lot of winter
fpples.
For cheap boots and shoes go to
Fodges..
Mr.. VIM. J. Shepherd has sold his
|trotting mare, Queen GOthard, to Mr..
|Conne1, of Hagerstown.
The canal company has issued an
border prohibiting any person from sein-
|ing for fish in the canal.
The Hagelstown street railway
scheme is about dead. The projectors
couldn raise the money.
Among the new advertisers this week
lis Heber Donaldson, of Hagerstown.
Read what he to say.
The residenc Of Mrs. Julia Alex
ander in Cha astown was slightly
damaged by fire last Sunday.
You can find bargains at this sea-
son Of the year in boots, shoes, gloves
and china, at W, P. Lickhder's.
The REGISTER is the best and the
cheapest paper in this section. Sew
enty-dve cents gets it for year.
". G, Tabler, Martinsburg, has a
new advertiser. 1t this week. he o.
iers some fine bargains in clothing, etc.
The REGISTER for the next year for
only IS cents. The REGISTER and the
thnce-a-week New York World for
SI6O.
The ladies and gentlemen Of Duff
fields and vicinity will give hop in
the Casino at that place this Thurs
day night
W. P. LickIder received this week
fax seed meal, barrel large pickles,
Orange hams and bacon, buckwheat,
homiuy, dried fruit.
The House of Representatives passed
resolution on Monday appointing
Hon. Wm. L. Wilson a regent Of the
Smithsonian Institute.
Theparsonage of the Methodist Pro-
testaut church at Middleway, occupied
by Rev. Mr.. Simpson, was burned to
the ground last Saturday.
Remember, girls, that this is leap
year, and that leap year will not come
again for eight years. Make the most
Of the present opportunity.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
citation will meet for the redemption
of shares on Monday evening next at
6 o'clock at the secretary's office.
Tomorrow Friday is the time set
for the dedication of the new fremen s
hall in Charlestown and the reunion
of Company B, twelfth Virginia cav
airy.
While skating on the river yester-
day, Mr.. Vim. L. Reinhart skated in
to au alrhole He landed on a rock,
and escaped with a cold ducking in
tie Icy water.
/ have some new sewing machines Of
the latest style, with all the late i'm
proyemeuts. viii sell on reasonable
terms Call and see the machines and
sample of work. J. S Fleming.
Mr. G. T. Hodges shipped carload
of ia. hogs last Saturday and another
one today. Mr.. Daniel Getzendanner
SHIPPED a carload Monday. The rul-
ing price is 50 cents per b., gross.
Nh VIM. Rutledge, who has been
runa.n-tLe St. Charles Hotelat Berke-
ley Springs, has returned to Martins
burg where he expects to take charge
Of the new Hotel Berkeley the first Of
April
j. y russell, wishing to engage in
some outdoor occupation, will sell his
stock of goods and rent store-room to
anyone wishing to so into business.
''sI room, good location and hrst-
class uade.
Ne--rs. JAS. F. Thompson & Bro, the
Nrrsburg clothiers, have our thanks
fora handsome specimen of their new
ha.swear Their advertisement this
week tells of their great slaughter sale
o rsalymale clothing. Read it.
Heres marriage notice we take
from this week s Clarke Courier: Jan
nary . 1896, at the NJ. E. church
parsonage by Rev. Robert Chew, Mr..
SIMON SrIcEELs and Miss MARY A.
T. ilN-all of Clarke county, Va"
See ,leIoat?
Mr. }. Y russell has shipped his
stock @. shoes from his store in this