Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-07-04
BRIEFS.
tho Glorious Fourth

is the Glorious Fourth;
To- i selling at s cents pound
u nic.st line of neck wear in town
I "po,mrickhouse Il Sons
F" law being a legal holiday, JEFF
To-" Savings Bank will be closed.
ines Threshers and Straw
BIZ ~. for sale by Lee & cambridge.
40 S,, Sbannondale Springs Hotel will
I"' na5 70 the public the first Of
next week 81, Qua, 20
Ms 70 10 years, at Humrick
house 4 Sons.
w. u, shirt Waists, 25, IS, IS, so and
p sizes to 10 years, at Hum
S,shou,e \ Sons.
,,,,r want good wagon examine
S,udebaker and Wise Wagons at
H.. Dandridge's.
,,., want the best drill made call
ire \ cambridge and examine the
P.stord 4 Huffman.
,,.t received another carload of
,-,.r.e plowS and spring tooth har-
Lee X cambridge.
v- Richard Butt, a Middleway mer-
-, has made an assignment for
Isbsnrft Of his creditors.
There i, no change in the price Of
l.,r mi, week, though the market
seemed somewhat firm.
IN infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
INK Bowers, who live in THE
y.rk died on Tuesday, aged two
months.
D,p't forget the lawn festival in
.,b4rdstown next Friday and Sat
,,lav evenings. 1t will be a pleas
ant affair.
vr Tru.s,ll. of the Entler Hotel,
ann. q bus to all trains now, and will
s-ry passengers TO or from any part
Of the town.
The Hagerstown Window Glass
r.muauv has been Incorporated, and,
IF. said. will soon establish glass
mauuiartory.
Lee 4 cambridge got in plows and
f,rrows enough this week to supply
,h- country. And they say they will
sell them cheap.
Bows outing Shirts, new line, at
nnud - cents; Mems Outing Shirts
AIS So IS. - cents, S1.25, at Hum
r,hhouse y Sons.
TIN. real estate assessment in Lou
J,nu county shows a falling of OF
,aSGj.7Is, or % per cent, compared
with the assessment of 1885.
Monday night Mr.. G.. 7. Licklider
,rt trap for rats, and Tuesday morn
iDr there were eight of the destruc-
live rodents on the inside of it.
Persons sending stamps to this
Office will please send either one-cent
or two-cent stamps. We cannot
make Use of larger denominations.
Youn. man, be careful how you
treat your girl to ice-cream this sum
m-r Sixty persons were poisoned by
f,a cream i'm New York last Monday.
The farmers have been busy get
Tin. in their hay this week. The crop
/, a very large one, but the outlook
for a good price is not very favorable.
Mr.. W. \. Adams has gotten in the
for making milk shakes,
and he can now supply you at any
time with this most refreshing drink.
The Martinsburg Independent says
that Mr. John +. Boyd was stricken
with paralysis on Wednesday of last
week He was much better at last
accounts
Mr.. Samuel p. Humrickhouse has
removed with his family to his faith
Pr, home on Main street, and the res
dence 80 long occupied by Mrs. Ben
.rJt is closed.
Dr. d. Olin Leech, son of Rev. DIR.
ryo V. Leech, and Miss Ada 0. Ober
We're married in Washington last
week, the groom's father performing
The ceremony.
The destruction of the G. & o. Canal
shaving a bad effect on Williamsport,
No. Many persons are leaving the
place because there is nothing for
hem to do there
Mr. Il. NJ. Billmyer sent TO the REG
>TEB Office a curious cabbage this
week. 1t was one large head around
which fully dozen smaller heads
We're closely clustered.
The residence of Mrs. Lucy Dixon,
'oIored, has been very handsomely
-epainted this week by Mr.. NJ. G..
8ast. and il is now one of the neatest
cooking cottages in town.
Captain Josh Hanill, formerly of
Nearneysville, now on the West Vir-
;Inia Central Railroad, was married
n Piedmont last week to Miss Glenn
me Hepburn, of that place.
Mr. J. 5. Fleming has gotten in a
~ supply of New Home sewing ma
hines, and he would like to show
hem 10 any one who thinks Of buy
NJ Call and see them and learn his
rrmS.
Rev. J. A. Hoffheins, Of the Re
ormed Church, has had the degree
II d. d. conferred upon him by Hell
ieIhurg University, a deserving recog-
Ii'lon Of worthy prelate. Martins