Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-09-14
8 IEFS.

Prime new western timothy seed at
Hodges.
New advertisement by J. F. Wei
..an, ON second page this week.
Don't forget the new fall goods that
have arrived at w. p. Licklider's.
TN, Democratic County Executive
Committee meets at Charlestown to-
day
A Democratic club is being organ
led bv the energetic voters of Har-
r.r> Ferry.
Beautiful tea set five styles, cham
Der sets china and glass, all new, at
" = Licklider's.
N- VIM. f. Harloe has just closed
,a. sale Of 1000 fruit trees to Mr.. Mil
IN Rouse, of this county.
We are obliged, owing to lack Of
space. 10 leave out some interesting
reading matter this week.
Nr Noble T. Fisher, prominent
Young merchant of Martinsburg, died
a,, week of consumption.
We receive weekly sweet potatoes,
varermelons, cantelopes, bologna sau-
SAGE cheese. etc. w. p. Licklider
Mr. VI. L. Harrington has gotten in
mi, week lot of new fall felt hats in
yariou, shapes, besides new ribbons,
e..
The boys are wearing Cleveland and
Thurman caps, with occasionally, here
and there. a Harrison and Morton
one
You want school shoes at this time
Come and see what a large stock of
boot, and shoes we have. w. p. Lick
Hl~r
The Presbytery of Winchester will
hold it, next stated meeting at Rom
uey. W Va. on Wednesday, October
10Th.
Mr.. Max Brownold desires US to say
that he will be prepared to begin the
fa. session Of his music class on Sep
t-mber 2Oth.
The >tore-room and stock of mer-
chaudi,p Of Mr.. Isaac Gibbs, of Ber-
yyile, were destroyed by fire last
Sunday a week. Insured.
fyou want spices we have all kinds
and pure. Also tea at 80 cents per
pound and Tobacco at 80 cents per
pound, at w. p. Licklider's.
For Rent-The new store-room and
dwelling house at Shenandoah juno
ton Excellent location. Apply to
Nelson r. Snyder. Shenandoah June
ton W. Va.
Thanks TO Mr. S. V. Yantis, Jr., for
coure>ieS on the occasion of our visit
To Morgan's Grove last week.-SpnH.
"Courte>ies" is new brand, amt it,
Brother Haines?
After September Goth the Office of
DR. 7. c. Stotler, resident Dentist,
will be closed for several weeks. Any
one needing his services should call
before that time
Stat" Pencils, paper and ink, fiber
buckets rat traps, tubs, corn hooks
and cleaverS, tar rope, baskets, stone
jar, coal hods, etc, just received at
W. p Licklider's.
Rev. j. O. Knott, of Frederick, Md,
wi. deliver lecture in Shepherds
town on September 25th, in the base
m-ut Of the NJ. f.. Church South.
Further particulars next week.
Nr George Mish, one of the largest
land owners and most successful farm
er> Of Washington county, Md, has
announced his determination to vote
'"r Cleveland, Douglas and reform.
The contract for building a railroad
between Martinsburg and Winchester
MI. be- given out at Chambersburg,
Pa. September 18th. Much interest is
manifested in this long-looked-for ex-
tension.
Perhaps YOU have father, brother,
Or other relative in some distant land
II so, gladden. their hearts by having
HE ER-containing all the
news from the old home"-sent to
Them each week.
Mr.. +. Rush Turner has our thanks
TOT very fine watermelon of his own
'aiSlng. Mr.. Turner has marketed
"rSe number of watermelons TINS
season and we consider them better
uah those shipped here from other
points.
Mr. Jos. V. Bell, of this county, was
married., on August 2sth, in Washing
Y wn' D. C., by Rev. A. Homrighans, to
%iSS Ella G. Arnold, of Lovettsville,
rouuoun county, Va. An extended
up TO Norfolk and other places OF
interest followed the marrige.
VT A. Shepherd having recently
~" G,' some of his very finest chickens
''ner by having been stolen or killed,
- les us TO say that he has rented
ia, shepherd mill property and adj
"ilg commons, and will hereafter
i'ecute to the fullest extent of the
Orr, all trespassers upon said prop