Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-09-19
BRIEFS.
the bunco man.

Wednesday was the anniversary Of
tho battle of Antietam.
Shepherdstown ought to be proud
Of it, excellent schools.
Inst received another carload of
barrows. Lee 4 cambridge.
postmaster-G Wanamaker
hiss been at Berkeley Springs this
week.
Mr. James |. Hurley, a leading cit
zen of Hagerstown, is dead, aged 10
years.
The Bickford & Huffman Drill leads
Them all. For sale by Lee y Dan
bridge.
Attend the Democratic meeting in
Firemen's Hall Saturday evening at
7oclock.
II YOU want dandy buggy, call
on Lee & cambridge and examine
their goods.
Lee 4 cambridge are agents for the
Bickford & Huffman Drill-the best
in the market.
We sell the best and cheapest bug
cv in the State. Call and examine.
Lee 4 cambridge.
Corn baskets, fodder twine, coal
hod,. 100 pairs good winter boots, at
W. ?. Licklider's.
The farmers are busy. cutting off
their corn. The crop in this vicinity
isa very large one.
MI. h. Farmhouse, principal OF
the Bolivar school, was paralyzed on
the left side Friday.
W. p. Licklider has good and strong
school shoes. Also states and pencils,
pens. paper and ink.
Don't YOU need flower pots? If so,
call on w. p. Licklider. He has
large lot and very cheap.
You can get all your sugar and gro
ceres, spices anu SlOnc"oiO W W
Iicklider, who sells cheap.
Sloping shelves, on which the fire
engine hose may be dried, have been
put up in the engine house.
The corporation authorities are
having new metal placed upon Main
street where it is most needed.
When YOU need boots. shoes, rub
bers. queensware, groceries, notions,
lamps. call on w. p. Licklider.
1t is rumored that company Is to
be organized to bore for natural gas
in the vicinity of Charlestown.
The Free Baptists (colored), will
hold campmeeting at Shenandoah
Junction September 21st to 2Sth.
All members of the Y. NJ. C. A. are
requested to attend a special meeting
at their room this Friday night at 7.9O
o'clock
Geo. II. Hagley's Temple of Fashion
at Charlestown is full up with new
goods for fall trade. See his adver-
tisement
Miss Margie Byers, of Clarksville,
Tenn, received the first prize, one
dollar, at Morgan's Grove, for drawn
work on linen.
\ little son of Rev. DR.. George Ell
lott, Of Washington City, who was
stopping at Harper's Ferry, died a
few days ago from eating green per
simmons.
\ COW belonging to the editor Of
the Adrocate was killed by the cars at
Shenandoah Junction last week. We
don't blame him for being down on
moaopolies.
Mrs Emily McChan, a well-known
and much respected colored woman
Of this place, died last Friday. She
was buried on Sunday, and had very
large funeral
\ gold watch was voted for recent
ly for the benefit of st. Peters Cath
Ole church at Harper's Ferry and
S2l4 raised. Miss Emma Higgins had
SlO6 10 her credit and captured the
prize.
Go to r. NJ. Billmyer's for your
choice groceries, provisions, canned
goods, sweet potatoes, fresh mackerel,
roller flour, Harrisburg bacon, can
dies. etc. Full stock and always
fresh.
}. ID. Swartz, the old reliable tailor
and clother, of Hagerstown, has a
new advertisement this week. Mr..
Swartz keeps up with the times, and
those who deal with him may be as
sured of satisfaction.
fire on Mrs. Cora Ann Flemming 5
farm i'll Washington county on Satur-
day destroyed two-story brick house.
The loss is about $4,000, partly cover
ed by insurance. The fire originated
from defective fiue.
Mr.. Will McChan, who has been
cIerking in Mr. g. Il. Hodges store,
has obtained place as fireman on
the ballast engine of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad. Mr.. Geo. E. Adams
Is with Mr.. Hodges now.
An Italian, whose name could not
De ascertained, was killed Tuesday by
aBaltimore and Ohio train near Bruins.
wick, Frederick county. He was
walking on the track at the time
his remains were taken to Harper
Ferry.
Attention is called to the new ad
,ertisement of Libbey, Bittinger &