Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-10-12
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,rples wanted for shipment by j.
y Trussell.
Our merchants are getting in lots OF
fall goods
The Hagerstown Fair will be held
next week.
Reeon of all kinds and country lard,
at Trussells.
Politics are warming up considera-
bly in this locality,
public speaking in Firemen's Hall
,bis Friday evening.
Selfraising buckwheat and New Or
loans sugar, at Trussell's.
The cold weather of the past few
DAVIS has weakened the festive fly.
The farmers are pretty well through
with seeding and cutting off corn.
The Charlestown fireman are to
have big day on the 5th of Novem-
Der.
The coiored Methodists of Shep-
bsrdstown are holding a protracted
meeting.
The boys are busy gathering walnuts
now. and their hands have rich
mahogany color.
There has been more than usual
amount of sickness in this locality
during the past few weeks.
For Rent-A dwelling house con-
tanning six rooms, from November LIST
10 April LIST. Apply at this office.
-Giveme liberty or give Inc breath,
j. what later Hill girl said to her
hest Young man the other evening.
Rev. II. C. Mcdaniel is holding a
rrotracted meeting in the Mt Wesley
NJ F. Church at Scrabble this week.
Mr.. James NJ Myers is having a new
kitchen built to his house on Church
Street. Mr.. J. p. Entler is doing the
work.
Hons. d. b. Lucas and VIM. III.
Travers delivered addresses to the
Democratic voters Of Charlestown last
Saturday.
Dr. Il. c. Stotler, Resident Dentist,
having returned from his vacation,
can now be found at his office in Shep-
herdstown.
Hon. c. r. Butler will address the
people of Leetown October 18th, at Z
o'clock p. IN. on the Prohibition
Amendment.
Rev \. y. p. Neel will talk TO the
people of kearneysville on the Prohi-
bition Amendment Friday, October
18th, at p. IN.
Everybody is invited to hear the
speeches OF Messrs. Gibson and Brown
this Friday evening at o'clock in
Fremens Hall.
Hon. VIM II. Travers and Congress
man c. p. Snyder are to make Demo
cratic speeches i'll Martinsburg this
Friday evening.
Rev. Il. q. Baker made an excellent
address III favor Of the Prohibition
Amendment last Tuesday evening i'll
the NJ. f. Church.
The funeral of Miss Katie Fulk on
Monday was one of the largest ever
seen in this town. Nearly fifty car
riages were in line.
Thomas Mouse and William Brown,
lock tender at the Four and Two
Locks on the G. & o. Canal, respec
lively, have been removed.
All the members of the Cleveland
and Thurman Club are requested to
meet in the hall promptly at half-past
O'clock this Friday Evening.
The Avis property, offered at pub
lie sale on Saturday last, was with
drawn, owing TO the fact that bids
were not as high us desired.
Professor A. b. Bush and Mr.. II. Il.
Hout will address the people of Uvilla
on the Prohibition Amendment on
Tuesday, October 10th, at 7.3O p. Ill.
Rev. II. G.. Mcdaniel will talk to the
people of Oak Grove district in Zion
Church, Friday, October 18th, at
y. H.. on the Prohibition Amendment.
Prof. J. :. Renner organized sing
ing school at Moler's Cross Roads last
Thursday evening. The prospects
are that he will have fine class at
that place.
For Sale for Cash-SiXty Cotswold
Sheep. For further information call
on J. l.. Hoger, one mile north OF Bill
MYERS Mill. on the Martinsburg road,
four miles from Shepherdstown-
VI. ). Hiteshew is getting in a full
supply of new goods this week. Ev-
erything in the way of dry goods, no
tions, shoes, &c. Rag carpets speciaf
". New advertisement next week.
Mrs. Jennie McClurkin will make
addresses in Jefferson county in favor
of the Prohibition Amendment as lol-
lows. Shenandoah Junction, Oct. 18th;
Duflields. Oct. 18th; Shepherdstowh'
Oct. 18th; Harper's Ferry, Oct. 10Th.
The paymaster last week made a
trip over the G. & o. Canal, and PAID
to the employees $10,415 for March,
1SSs, and $4,000 for the years 1855
1854 and 1893, making in all $50, 4lo.
\ few day ago John Easton's barn
and contents, including hay wheat,
farming implements and four cows
near Rohrersville, Washington county,
were consumed by fire. Loss about
$4,000, no insurance.
Grove Bros, merchant tallors ana