Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-10-19
BRIEFS.


next Tuesday
The frost is on the pumpkin and the |
t,dder's in the shock.
senator Faulkner has our thanks
t,r public documents
Notions. in the way of wearing APP
,,arel at r. NJ Billmyer's.
Hon. Henry S. Walker will speak in
Cbarlestown October eth.
Wanted, by r. NJ. Bilimyer, country
bacon and lard and potatoes,
Rev. l.. r. Mason will preach at
DuNields Sunday at $50 o'clock D. H.
R,ad the attractive new advertise
r,snt of Il. :. NJ. Hoffman in this is |
sue.
consumption. His lungs are "all
right"
Tobacco, cigars, candies, groceries |
.r. the best in town, at II. NJ. Bill |
myers.
Uncle" Caesar Cole, an aged colored |
man Of Shepherdstown, died on Tues
day night.
X. VI. Billmyer has full supply of
boots that are very popular Call
and buy pair.
Charles w. Brown, the popular
CharleStown jeweler, has a new ad-
,i..,urnt this week
The mother of Mrs. NJ. s. Hteshew
died at her home in Creagerstown,
Md. on Sunday last.
Read the new advertisement this
week Of Lowenstein Bros. X Co, the |
NaserStown clothiers.
Ii j, said that good apples are sell
INK in some parts of Washington
county at 5 cents bushel.
Mrs. " l.. Harrington is in Balti
more this week buying new goods
and new styles in fall millinery.
For Rent-A dwelling-h house con
tanning xix rooms from November list
t. April lst. Apply at this office.
Rev. \. \. p. Neel will hold pro-
trarged meeting at Bethesda next
week Service morning and night.
The Cleveland and Thurman Club
Of Shepherdstown will go to Charles
town next Tuesday about 200 strong.
Mr.. VIM L. Arthur has gotten a
Ioat-load of coal from Cumberland,
which he offers for sale TO the public.
John Hollida wore out bandana
handkerchief at Martinsburg last Sat
urday. And he didn't have any cold
either
Wanted-Good picked apples, in
any quantity, for shipment Will pay
according to quality of fruit. j. y.
russell
John \. Thomson, Esq, an old and
w-u-known citizen of this county, died
al his residence near Summit Point
last week
DR.. r. G. Stotler, Resident Dentist,
having returned from his vacation,
can now be found at his office in Shep-
hrrd>town.
Some of the wheat that was planted
early i already up and growing nice
IT, \ large acreage has been sown in
this county.
Tanner 4 Johnson, of Shepherds
town. received premium at the Ha-
ger.town Fair on Tuesday for light
draft horses
Mr Charles ). Lee has sold his farm,
anchorage" near Berryville, con
tanning 100 acres, to William Hague
for $50 per acre.
Mr. George w. Osbourn lost two
valuable COWS this week. They were
turned into a clover field and ate so
heartily that they bursted.
Rev VIM Hesse, of the United
Brethren Church, was received into
the Lutheran Synod at Cumberland
and mas a call to Harper's Ferry.
Rev l.. Il. Mason will address the
people of Edgewood district on the
Prohibition Amendment on Tuesday
evening, October 23d. at o'clock.
In order that all hands may enjoys
day at the Hagerstown Fair the REGIS
TER this week goes TO press on Wednes-
day night, instead OF on Thursday.
Rev ID. VI. Moser will talk 10 the
people of Swan Pond district on the
Prohibition Amendment in the FAR
view School-house on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 23d, at p. III.
Bushels of Republican documents
are being sent 10 the Democrats
through the ShepherdStOwn postoihce
under suspicious looking franks. But
They are not wanted.
We are indebted TO John Gruber
publisher of the old reliable Hagers
town Almanack, for couple OF cop
j., Of this old favorite for 1889. 1t Is
valuable publication.
Little Ranny and Landon Mason
are sights for 70 see. Somehow they
have gotten poisoned with poison OAK
and their faces are swelled TO almost
double their natural size.
Rev. II. G.. Mcdaniel will deliver
temperance discourse i'll the NJ. r.
Church at Shepherdstown on Sunday
evening. and will hold protracted
services during the ensuing week
Mr.. ID. G. Moler presented us with
lot Of good-sized sweet potatoes the
other day that he raised from cuttings