Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-01-13
LITTLE LOCALS.
If Interest that are Happening IN
D n n,ns Ne,shborhood and elsewhere

We have ordered two carloads OF
rown wagons of all sizes and are ez-
lecting them every day. A. s. Dan
stllridge & Co.
Mr.. C. c. Tabler has resigned as
ir teacher of the public school at Green's
burg, Berkeley county, and Mr. Champ
5 Shepherd is teaching the school.
The Maryland Telephone line has
I teen completed between Hagerstown
and Williamsport. 1t is said the line
/. to shepherdstown and Martinsburg
will next be constructed.
!. We can furnish any of the leading
magazine, and newspapers at the usual
club rates to those of our subscribers
who may wish to have the advantage
of this reduction in price.
Aches and pains are very often
caused by wet weather. This weather
is now prevalent and so are our plas-
tiers, all of which touch the afflicted
spot, at Reinhart's Pharmacy.
T. B. Line will sell good winter
clothing on Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday of this week for 90 per cent off
for cash. All in need of clothing should
take advantage of this opportunity.
Cake Of soap l foot long, weighing
Is ounces, for 5 cents, pint Of blue
5 cents, l pound Of starch 5 cents, l
box French backing 5 cents, at The
New Store. ]. A. Staley, Manager.
A late fall A "Greeny" fell off of
his wheel, was badly bruised and
scratched. We applied our plaster
and a balsam we have and he was soon
quite himself, at Remnants Pharmacy.
There was a partial eclipse of the
moon last Friday night. The only 9th
er eclipse this year visible in the Uni
ted States is the 9th of next Deem
Der, when the moon will be totally
eclipsed.
The Advocate says that the Hotel
Watson, at Charlestown, will change
hands the first of April. Mr.. Thos.
]. Elliott will retire, and Mr.. J. P.
Watkins, now assistant clerk, will
take charge.
Economy is extravaganza" This
is true when any of your loved ones
are sick. Don't stand on price. Get
the best. We have spared no money
in getting the best drugs to be had, at
Reinhart't Pharmacy.
Sheriff Eugene Baker advertises the
sale of real estate for delinquent taxes
on January 31st, at Charlestown'
There ale % properties in Shepherds
town district advertised for sale. The
advertisement appears in the Charles
town Advocate.
Miss Lydia Wilbourn and Mr.. Chas.
Kemp Newman were married WedneS-
day of last week at the home of the
brides parents in Lexington, Va. The
bride is a sister of Mrs Charles s.
Miller, of this place, who was present
at the wedding,
We have some unusually nice goods
in the way of envelopes, letter-heads
and bill-heads. With new and at
traotive designs of type, we can fur
nish the incest sort Of stationery at
low prices. Give us call if you need
{ anything in this line.
The Norfolk & Western Railway
Company is having recorded in all the
counties through which its line runs a
mortgage for $751; 600 given by it to
the Mercantile Trust Company of
! Philadelphia. The document is vol
luminous, and the cost Of recording is
over twenty dollars.
The committee appointed at the last
: reunion of Company D, Twelfth Vir-
ginia Cavalry, will meet at the resi-
dence of A. L, Osbourn, the chairman
, at Shenandoah Junction, on Saturday,
! January Doth, to make arrangements
for the reunion Of. 1898. Company
As committee will please attend.
Shenandoah, Va, is desder than
- ever. Everything in the way of rail-
road business has been removed, the
last to 90 being the train dispatcher S
i, office, which joins the other work at
Roanoke. Property can't be sold and
everybody who can get away from the
place is leaving, And the railroad
company doesn't care.
Cards have been received here an
nouncing the approaching marriage Of
Mr.. George A. Pierce, son Of Mr.. John
S. Pierce, formerly of Shepherdstown
and Miss Emily Richardson Harvey
daughter of Mr., Charles Harvey, Of
Baltimore. The ceremony is to take