Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-06-15
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FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1888.
Briefs.

Hodges
Lard oil. blackstrap and machine
oil at Hodges.
bananas, pineapples and new vege-
HES at r. NJ. Billmyer's.
Ladies and gentlemen's..fine shoes at
lowest prices, at Hodges.
The Hannis Distillery at Martins
hrrr has shut down for the summer.
,borse belonging to Mr.. Alex. Nor
r;son liveryman, died last Sunday
night.
The Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Virginia is now in session at
Wheeling.
Rev. l.. X. Mason will preach at
Dutields next Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Countrv-cured hams, shoulders and
sides wanted in exchange for fish at
r NJ. Billmyer's.
Children's Day Services in the NJ. Z.
Church on Sunday evening. The
public is invited.
\ new pavement is being made in
front of the store and Westinghouse
Of Mr. q. T. Hodges.
4 very substantial bed of stone is
being put on Princess street by the
,.,rporation authorities.
II Won want comfort go to w. p.
Ifrklder and get pair of Slippers or
shoes. Large stock on hand.
Governor Wilson made an address
IN small assemblage of Democrats
in Charlestown on Wednesday.
Peaches and apples from the South
are being shipped North by way of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Mr.. Louis McMurray intends to put
Nh five million cans of corn at his can
ming factory in Frederick this season.
Wednesday evening Rowland Show
was thrown from horse he was rid
ins. and received pretty bad cut on
the arm
Mr. J. II. little, of this place, has
given set of pulpit furniture to new
Lutheran Church now being erected
at Harrisonburg, Va.
I'll IL ~ ,naot inst orriyaJ in
Guiding Royal sugar-cured hams and
shoulders, dried beef, homeless hams,
&C.. at X. NJ. Billmyer's.
Work your garden with good hoe
that YOU can get at Licklider's. He
also has notions and the largest stock
Of queensware and glass.
The State Bar Association of West
Virginia will meet i'll Wheeling on
June eth. Ex-Governor Jacob is to
make the annual address.
Coffee is advancing but we sell at
old prices hams, breakfast bacon,
sides. shoulders, roller flour and corn
meal. at W. p. Lickliders.
The Shepherdstown boys played a
game of baseball with the Charles
town Club last Saturday, and were
beaten by a score of 30 TO 6.
Mrs. Willie Kable, wife of Capt. w.
II. Kable, formerly of Charlestown
but now of Staunton, died last Sun
day She leaves six children.
The young ladies and gentlemen
who have been attending school at
Shepherd College have gone to their
homes i'll various portions of the
State
Mr. Alex Fossett, one of the oldest
citizens of Harper's Ferry, died in that
place last week, aged Sc years. He
was at one time postmaster at Har-
prrs Ferry.
Eyaporated apples Zoe, peaches
dried Zoe, Potomac herring, bologna
fresh every week, dried beef, cheese
and full stock of fresh groceries at w.
p. Licklider's.
Advice to the Harper's Ferry Senti-
Helyoung man: Don't tell your biggest
yarns tirst-always keep big lie in
reserve for YOU may need it when you
least expect it
The Friendship Union Sunday
School will hold strawberry festival
on the evenings of June 22d and Odd at
the United Brethren Church near
NaucIeyesyille.
y very brilliant meteor was seen by
number Of persons last Sunday night
about half-past ten o'clock. Several
young men who were going home
from visits to their lady loves were
pretty badly scared.
We will make it TO your advantage
tocall and get your harvest supplies
Tor trade or cash. 4 large stock OF
fresh groceries and every thing you
heed at this season and at prices TO
Please w. u. Licklider.
Hon. Vim. l.. Wilson delivered an
address before the literary societies
Of Roanoke College Tuesday evening.
The subject was Civic Heroism as
Demanded in Dealing with the New
and Difficult Questions Arising i'll Our
legislation"
Thelecture of Col Henry kyd Doug
Ia at Charlestown last Saturday even
ing was largely attended, and a hand
some sum of money was realized by
the association for whose benefit ii
was given. The lecture itself was
everything that could be desired Ill
eIoquence and interest.
Mr. W. II. II. Flick has gotten a
rolling chair, and now he can wheel
hndself on to his porch, where he
Npendsa considerable part of each day,