Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1886-08-13
BRIEFS.

r Hodges is prepared to give
u prices on all grades OF fertilizer
' supreme Court of Appeals will
Inc - Charlestown on Wednesday,
september ISL q,
~ r.o can get splendid supper at the
lou ts.tiysl at Marvin Chapel Friday
"a "a saturday evenings
'Ia B. Lucas delivered an adj
nD IN Wheeling last week on the Life
di re character h. of Daniel o'Connell.
~ r.. river has cleared off again, after
Ing been muddy for about a month,
n' 1 has will doubtless bite well now.
49, =, estimated that the wine crop of
,'to,nia will reach 25,OoO,oOo gallons,
'N| crease of 100000 over the crop
Of last year
no will be grand reunion of the
.h.r.ns of West Virginia, Maryland
pennsylvania at Pen Mar on Thurs
DAY, September ID
". are under obligations to Hon. Jos.
Miller Commissioner Of Internal
n,r.oue for copy Of his preliminary
i'a"rr for the year ended June 80, 1886.
roST-A gentlemen's cuff button,
IA Mated, with stone setting con-
;niog the initial B. The finder will
:, -, ,srarded by leaving it at this office.
Moonlight nights, delicious refresh
-, and lots of pretty girls will all
- ooo,biped to make the lawn festival
4 Marvin Chapel a success. Go and
enjoy YOURSELF
The town council of Martinsburg has
.,,sbli;hed the grades Of the streets and
..,,a1 an order compelling property
arners to lay good pavements. o, for
,ach law here.
Mr. G. Campbell Janney, formerly
q, Nartinsburg, has moved to Spring
s.,j Ohio, where he has purchased an
interest in ihe company that makes the
Evans cOrn-planter.
Mis-: Mary Faymsn, OF Ruthford
street. gave her many friends party,
IN last Tuesday evening. The music
40. furnished by the Messrs. Green
wood. 1t was a grand success.-ROan-
ole Leader.
Mr. J. W. johnson brought bas-
kpt Of magnificent potatoes to the RIG
,.rgR office on Wednesday as a sample
NJ the kin he raises. They were of the
oyew York Rose" variety, and Mr.
Johnson SAWS they yielded immensely.
Ifsuy one thinks he can beat these po-
t,,oes he i: at liberty 10 fetch on the
potatoes.
One dav last week 1902 lambs were
shipped from Wytheville, Va, to be
forwarded via the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad for the New York market.
The shipment was the largest of the
kind ever made from Southwestern Vir-
GINA.
The Harvest Home at Jones's Spring
last Thursday was great success.
Reys. John w. He'd ges and A. S. Hank
delivered addresses and Miss Edith
Hedges recited several pieces very af-
iectiyely. A very large crowd was
present, and all seemed to enjoy the
jay.
Mr.. Harry Groves, who has been Gen.
eal Foreman of the machine shops OF
the Shenandoah Valley railroad, located
st Mines, Va, has resigned his position
with that company and accepted posi-
lion with the Roanoke Machine Works
aud the Norfolk and Western railroad
II Roanoke.
Mr. W. y. Lcmen desires Us tn in
lOrm the public that he has for sale
come of the celebrated Minneapolis
Roller Flour, made from the famous
Minnesota hard wheat. This is the
first time this Hour has ever been Of
irTed for sale in this locality, and the
public is invited to give it test.
Last Thursday evening when the Pen
Mar excursion train left Hagerstown
on its way hOmeward, the conductor did
hot get on the train. When st. James
station was reached this fact was dis
covered, aud then the tired excursion
ISIS had to wait there while the locomo-
I've went back 10 Hagerstown after the
conductor. The train was consequently
81 hour late on account of this blunder.
Hiss Susan Leakin, of Baltimore, a
sister OF Rev. DIR. Geo. A. Leakin and
Ms. y. p. Campbell, of that city, died
The Stephenson Female Seminary in
ts place (whither she had come in the
hope OF recuperating her failing healthy
Oh sunday morning last, aged about 70
'esrs The deceased wa. daughter OF
Mr. Shepherd Leakin, deceased. at one
Tine Mayor of the city Of Baltimore.
-CharIestOwn Spirit.
Among changes in the star route pos
@i schedule in West Virginia, the fol-
lowing is announced: Route l2,l02,
Aea'neysyille to Middleway: Leave
Nvafaeysville daily except Sundays al
p NOR upon arrival OF mail trains,
arrive at Niddleway by 1870 p. IN. or in
"a hours after leaving Kearneysville
'eNe Midlieway daily except Sundays
= SjO a. m. arrive at Kearneysvill,
by II am.
AT regular meeting Of the Leetowr
AOlge, 10. Of CT. held Monday
'sn'' Aug. I'd, the following officers
We, we're elected for the ensuing term: K. c
"kon, c. r.; Cecil Bakery. T.; Geo
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