Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-05-31
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Tine uc" fN
like charm
Read Mckee Bros new advertise
: ment this week
Now's the time to treat the potato
hugs to paris green.
Crtworms are playing the mischief
with eyoung corn
Kaedvsville, Md, is to have large
c-samery in the early future.
The town ought to be full of stran-
rs ON Saturday. 1t will be big
day
force.of hands are at work i'm
living Island Park at Harper's
Ferry.
Don't fail to patronize the dinner in
riremen's Hall on Saturday. 1t will
he a sumner.
Mr. VIM. S. Hebb, respected
citizen Of Sharpsburg, died last week
aged SO years
Our friend Calvin Tabler, of Duff
felds is a subject of congratulations.
lisa fac boy.
Mr.. A. Trump has been appointed
postmaster at this county, to succeed
Mr. S. r. Licklider.
Little Tom Fitzgerald recently had
one of his toes mashed off by cross
tie that fell upon it.
II will pay you to read the new ad
vertisement of r. l.. Spangler, of Ha-
gerstown, in this issue.
Samuel Newman, said to be the old
est resident of Hagerstown, died on
Friday, in his 95th year.
Did voug get one of those 25-cent ber-
~ or cream bowls, or a lemon squeez-
or at Licklider's? Cheap
Don't fail to attend the strawberry
festival in the college yard Saturday
evening. You will enjoy it.
II the season is favorable from this
time on there'll be lots and lots of
raspberries and blackberries.
Table oil-cloth ga and GA. Pants,
overalls, gloves and crash hose for
ladies and gents, at Licklider's.
By the new schedule the Wheeling
daily papers reach Shepherdstown
the same day they are printed.
w. P. Licklider keeps fresh lemons,
canned tomatoes and corn, succotash,
dried beef, bologna and provisions.
The 937 south bound train is a
hummer. 1t makes no stops between
Hagerstown and Shepherdstown.
We received this week another large
lot of queensware and glassware
cheaper than ever Call at Licklider's.
Talking about per cents, if you want
TO find out how to save per cent,
read b. S. Pendleton's advertisement.
An adjourned meeting of Winches-
ter Presbytery will be held in Charles
town on Tuesday, June 4th, at 81 p.
III.
Your attention is called to the new
advertisement this week of Thomp-
son & Tabler, the Martinsburg cloth
iers.
Updegraffs, of Hagerstown, offer
some fine bargains in seasonable
goods. Read advertisements on second
page
There's interesting reading all over
the REGISTER this week. The first
page has some especially good selec-
tons
Mr.. Hiram Walters, formerly of
Shepherdstown, is so ill in Roanoke
that no hopes of his recovery are en-
tsrtained.
Strawberries, grown in the vicinity,
have been plentiful this week at ten
cents a quart. They'll be cheaper
next week.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will have
aChildren's Day Service on Sunday
evening at 7.30 o'clock. All are in
yited to attend.
The toll Oh the bridge will only be
half rates on Saturday The Shen-
andoah Valley Railroad will also give
excursion rates.
Mr.. l.. w. Poffenberger has moved
into his new house corner of Prin-
cess and High streets. 1t is very
comfortable home.
Our slippers and low shoes are here.
Ladies slippers from 75c up, mems soc.
full stock of shoes for everybody.
Call on w. p. Licklider.
The Shepherd Fire Department has
received and accepted an invitation
participate in the Fourth-of-July
festivities at Martinsburg.
Tanning by electricity is being
much talked of as an undoubted sue
cess. But for domestic uses the
supper is more convenient.
The Jefferson Savings Bank will be
open for business June LIST at o'clock
IN, and will close at 10 until p. m,
remaining open until p. IN.
Mrs. Vanmeter has received S55S.33
from the Corporation of Martinsburg
Tor damages to her property caused
by the grading of the streets.
certain young lady on the kear-
heysville pike beats an alarm clock all
hollow. She wakes up every morn
lug at 10 minutes before o'clock.
Try our New Orleans molasses, roll
ed oats SC per pound; cheese, prunes
&c per pound and raisins Sc per pound.
w. Z. Licklider.