Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-30
BRIEFS.

New timothy seed for sale by g. T.
Hodges .x.;,;,ors o+,ow
ct prices go to Hodges ~ ;.
law two-dollar counterfeit bill is
,,ation. Look out for it.
,taloups, sweet potatoes and Soo
IN" -nelons at r. NJ. Billmyer's.
W. m,. supreme Court of Appeals will
IL" Cbarlestown on September
4th.
Won are invited to visit our store and
soc the new fall goods W. r. h'okl'-
V" ,oonvassed sugar-cured hams'for
,,an,s Grove on Friday at K. M.
Billmyer
,,oot loaded with pulp sank in the
y ~ the paper mills, near dam No.
a few days ago
NJ, Harrington has in this week
ha+s frames, dress goods, fans,
=. for evening entertainments
beautiful tea and dinner sets, gold
loud decorated, fruit bowls, oys-
O"" howls, casters. w. P. Licklider.
~ p Ticklider still leads in carry
forecast stock of china and
iI ls Animmense stock just received
Manchester Presbytery will meet
Banker Hill, Berkeley county, on
Wednesday, September 11th' at 100
pm,
Dr Jno p. Bishop, late of Staun-
con Va. has purchased the drug
,ors Of Mr.. C.IFrank Jonesin Charles
town.
Roy. must bring matches with them
49, saturday evening TO set off niger
aLsssrs on the Shepherd College
grounds
Fresh groceries, hams, shoulders,
s,raat potatoes, cakes, crackers, choc-
orate cheese, bologna, etc, at w. Z.
Licklider's.
& X. Lewis will hereafter give con
siderable attention TO optical goods.
II Won want spectacles of any kind
call on him.
Beautiful parlor lamps and lamps
for all purposes, fruit jars, tumblers,
ore yellow dishes and bowls, at w.
P. Licklider's.
The barn of Jerry Mason, over in
Washington county, was burned last
week. \ spark from a steam thresher
started the fire.
At Charlestown last week the Ha-
,er,town Club beat the Charlestown
Climb in a game of baseball by score
Of 11to0 Whew!
Two hundred niger chasers have
been received from New York to be
used in the grand display of fireworks
on Saturday evening.
The Shepherdstown schools will not
he opened until the 9th of September.
Schools would not have many scholars
during exhibition week.
The Lutheran Reunion at Pen Mar
takes place next Wednesday, Septem-
Der 4th. The indications are that 1t
will be largely attended.
The new bridge of the Cumberland
Valley Railroad across the Potomac
at Falling Waters is expected TO be
completed by September 18th.
Mr. John f. Boyd, a well-known
Berkeley county man, has bought a
lot in Martinsburg, on which he will
build house for his own occupancy.
Professor Bowly himself will as
ceud with the balloon on Saturday
evening. and expects to light on the
roof Of Colonel John q. Unseld's
house.
Mes,rs. Lindsay Merrill, j. p. Scott
and J. ?. ShanGlin, of the commission
to select a site for the State Reform
school. visited Harper's Ferry last
Saturday.
Mr.. Harry l.. Entler, formerly of
Shepherdstown, has become one OF
the proprietors of a novelty store in
NcKeesport, Pa. The name of the
firm i, II. L. Entler & Co.
Colonel Maddox and Squire Van
SAINT, of Vaudeville, and Major
Griffith and Captain Johnson, of
Terrapin Neck, will attend the prom
rnade concert on Saturday evening.
Ella, Miller, son of Mr.. William
Miller, of Jones's Spring, Berkeley
county. died recently from blood poi
>Onins the result of having a tooth
pulled. The deceased was 10 years
old.
Rev b. II. Carnahan, pastor of the
SharpSburg and Keedysville Reformed
congregations, has accepted a call TO
the pastorate of the Mt. Zion and JEFF
ferson Reformed churchesin Frederick
county Md
In order to make room for new
goods will sell my entire stock OF
shoes at reduced prices-some at
cost and some less than cost-for 81
days. have nice stock of grocer
les. cigars and tobacco. J. 5. FLEMING.
The REGISTER last week was man
aged by Mr.. Standish McCleary, sew
eral articles being also contributed
by Prof McMurran. The paper was
quite as interesting as usual and
showed that the substitutes were up
to snuff.
On last Tuesday evening Miss Bet
" Barnett dauphter of Mr. David