Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-09-24
BRIEFS.

iInr off corn and preparing WV
s'U' u,nni. distillery at Martinsburg
ln' AGAIN last week, running at
go" ,ont habits capacity
''Y Emma A. Cook, Administrative
Mt, ~. Cook. decd, will have public
Of '' ~ saturday, September 25th.
,' a,.re will be a Children's Day SER
l"" tho Reformed Church of Shep-
wee on Sunday at 1890 a M
.,ssnondent wants to know why
oaIv Law eggs in the daytime. 1t
o' ,,.,n.e they are ROSTERS at night
nRC. Hess keeps for sale the See
y manufactured at Martinsburg.
Lo'' snhIic is invited to inspect them.
-, same bright fellow has invented fire,
.hircles. That's what the small |
rSV r.nts-shingles that won't burn.
y. lanes Marshall Robinson will
~ topsehold and kitchen furniture,
'' on saturday, September 25th. See
t.ll'.
ra.re is talk of building a railroad
Terser TO MOorefield. There can
no TOO many railroads in West Vir-
guia.
,vo.year.old colored child was
,',o,l TO death ut Sharpsburg last
.l having set fire to its clothes while
p.ayiug with matches.
ggImyer Bros. open the fall season
l,r with new stock of goods. Read
lair advertisement on the second page
YOU can't help but see it.
E,,kelcy county Democrats will hold
Invention October 81 to nominate
..rdijates for the House Of Delegates,
County, commissioners, &c.
Th. County Democratic Executive
r.mmi,tee held a meeting at Charles
town on Tuesday last aud counted the
,..- of the primary election.
The people Of Roanoke, Va, city
scarcely five years old, have petitioned
their council TO tit up a park for the
r.peft Of The inhabitants of that place.
There were couple of heavy thun-
r.- storms last sunday evening. The
rain they brought was very acceptable.
The weather since then has been per-
ie,ily charming.
Mis-, Katie Z. Davenport, of George
Town. d. c.. has been appointed assist
AMI teacher in the colored school OF
>hepherdstown, to take the place of
Ms, Julia Lovett, resigned.
Last week driver on the boat "Pilot
Bow" was drowned in the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal, about two miles above
Hancock, while attempting to recover a
ls, that had fallen into the water.
When you 90 to Charlestown stop at
the Carter House. Mine Host Wyatt is
the cleyerest hotel man in the State, and
Capt. Lee Heiskell is clerk who always
looks after the comfort of the guests.
Read the bargains offered Oy Mr.. NJ.
Z. Baker in his advertisement on the
second page. Mr.. Bakers line of goods
i, the most carefully selected in Shep-
tert,lown, and his prices are as low as
any.
Wesley Seibert's barber shop is in the
hands Of the carpenters at present, who
ar. improving it by wainscoting the in
side. The barber shop is removed tenn
pourily to the room over Mr.. d. \.
Fi.r, store.
The little store around the corner con-
uuue, to keep all the articles that are
needed by the ladies', and Miss Ellen
call, attention this week TO some Of the
leH goods she has just received. Call
and see them.
Lowen>tein Bros. & Co. have their
grand fall opening of clothing, &C., at
llager>town on Saturday. They cordi-
ally invites the public to call and exam.
jDc their magnificent stock OF goods.
See advertisement.
Potomac synod of the Reformed
church will meet in Trinity Reformed
church, in McIcersburg, Franklin cOun-
", Pa, on October 9Th. About one
hundred visitors including the delegates
sill be in attendance.
Wehaye heard of a new cure for hog
cholera. 1t is 10 put eight or ten drops
Of aconite to Il pint of water and then
make the animals drink it. The trouble
ID this neighborhoOd is that there are no
hogs lief; Ia experiment on.
Mr.. 6. Frank Engle, of Halltown,
Lost his brown and white spotted setter
dog at the Morgan's Grove exhibition,
aud he will be very thankful for any
Information that will lead TO its recOv-
cry. lie thinks it followed some one
from the exhibition.
! Rev. NJ. W. HANNA, d. D., pastor Of
Tie First English Lutheran church, of
baltimore, has resigned, his resignation
y lake effect October LIST. The sever
4Lce OF his connection with the church
i ID consequence OF ill-health. He in
"nu> TO spend the winter i'm California.
We have received a page from the
Prospectus of The Century Magazine for
1898, containing the publishers an
"Ou'cemeht of the authorized Life of
NO'"ham Lincoln, with an advance
'"'e' OIL tile forthcoming October num-
Oer containing the editorial presentment
VI 'he same. This great history will be
'"V reading serial fpaturp of The CeDfnrU