Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-30

rho last rose of summer is left bloom
Ing alone.
county Court convenes next Monday,
November I'd.
The Entler Hotel property has been
touched up with paint.
Knocking friend down is sure way
. Of dropping an acquaintance.
The sight Of the beautiful growing
wheat makes glad the heart of the far
mer.
There are plenty of persimmons this
,.oor This is a sign of something or
other.
anples are plentiful and good this
rssr and are selling at forty cents
bushel.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
West Virginia is now in session at
Charleston.
The Grand Lodge of West Virginia,
AF.&A. NJ, will meet in Wheeling
November 10th.
The Young man who desires to get up
Nth the sun should not stay up too late
with the daughter.
Amateur hunters are out after rabbits
every day now, and as the game is plen-
,iful are meeting with success.
The heart of the editor was made glad
hv the Gift of another jug of cider from
on esteemed subscriber this week.
For cheap boots and shoes, also gum
boots and shoes, all sizes, go to
Trussell & Hess.
Rev. Dallas Tucker, Of Charlestown,
,rs,ched two excellent sermons in the
EPISCOPAL Church of this place last Sum
day.
An interesting revival rs being held
Of Bethesda by Rev. j. 4. Armstrong.
number of persons have been CONVEX
ted.
The Martinsburg Independent says
that Mr.. A. 5. Goulden will return to
that town and engage in the book bust
ness.
4 colored man was in town on We'd
nesday trying to sell some fat 'possums.
They were a slow sale at twenty-five
cents.
Rev. Jacob Hassler, of Fort Loudon,
Pa, will preach in the Reformed Church
of Shepherdstown Sunday at ii a. IN.
and 7p. IN.
Chestnuts are plentiful this year.
They retail on the streets of Shepherds
town ut eight cents Il quart, and nothing
extra for the inhabited ones.
Some thief entered the cabbage patch
of Mr.. John r. Ray one night last week
and helped himself to enough cabbage
to last an ordinary family all winter.
The hanCs Of the small boy resemble
vely much those of some cofFee-colored
heather. The small boy has been lay
ing in supply of walnuts for the win
ter.
The week beginning November s will
be observed throughout the world as
season for prayer for young men and
for Young Mems Christian Associa-
tions.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington last Monday to Frank E.
Miller, OF Mathews county, Va, and
Nina l.. Herbert, of Berkeley county,
". Va.
Mrs. Charles Hardy, aged 81 years, of
Winchester, Va, who died last week,
was the mother of eighteen children,
and was the representative of five gen.
Grafton.
The Luray Cave and Hotel Company
intends to build an annex to the Luray
Ina shortly, greatly increasing the ac-
CoDHOuallODS lOT NlSlIole W tii"t i"'iO"S
locality.
One thousand barrels of corn wanted
10y russell & Hess in exchange for
boots. shoes, salt, tar rope, coal, or any
other goods in their line. Full stock OF
queensware and glassware.
Mrs. Mary Sommers, of Shepherds
town, has removed to Steelton, Pa,
where her son Harry has obtained en-
ployment. Mr.. Thomas Fitzgerald has
moved into the house vacated by Mrs.
SOmmers.
DIR. Allen 5. Reynolds magnificent
Percheron, "Fairlight," took the first
premium at the Hagerstown fair for
imported heavy draft horse. "Fair-
light" was the handsomest animal on
the grounds.
"0ur Little Ones" for November has
been received from its publishers, the
Russell Publishing Company, Boston.
LUIS lllJit uhtSdLluC NVllliHuCo w $50
in popularity among the children, and
dr,rrvedly 80.
Since the first OF October there have
been delivered AT Martinsburg twelve
letters with the special delivery stamp
upon them. The person who delivers
them has therefore made 96 cents as his
months salary.
The Corporation authorities are hav-
ing the alley Immediately adjoining the
run, between the properties of Messrs.
ii. f. Barnhart and VIM. A. Chapline,
repaved with stone. 1t is quite sub
stantial Improvement.
Ii is rnmored that the iron company
OF Milaes. Va, will resume operation
next Monday. having secured means to
meet promptly its current expenses.
Hon william Mlpar hprptOfOrp