Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-11-13
BRIEFS.

To-day is Arbor Day in West vir-
GINA.
# YOU need gloves, call on w. P.
Licklider,
r F Gravely's superior tobacco at
\ WP. Licklider's.
Stone jars and glassware just re-
Lived by w. p. Licklider.
noted weather prophet says we
ufl have fifty SHOWS this winter.
Examine that little label on your
ooper and see what you owe on sub
scription.
There was severe storm from the
Sopth and very heavy rain on Tues
day night.
The weather this week has not been
os favorable for the coal dealers as it
was last week
For dress goods, blankets, under
wear. gloves, &c, see M. Palmbaum
4 Bro. Charlestown.
We understand that there's another
Democrat at Scrabble. He can be
,s.n at Mr.. r. NJ. Willams's
The ladies of the Catholic Church
are making preparations for a bazaar
~ be held in the near future.
There's no excuse for any young
man sitting up late to watch the
eclipse of the moon next week.
The Y. NJ. c. a. has been holding
meetings each night this week in OBJ
,-ryauce Of the week of prayer.
The citizens of Bolivar have organ
led a society 10 be known as The
Potomac Debating and Literary So
cie,y."
W.P. Licklider has country bacon
aud lard, and city bacon, tar rope,
and one of the largest and best stocks
Of boots.
The Hon. Louis +. McComas is i'll at
tie residence of his father-in-law, Mr..
G.. W. Humrichouse, near Williams
port, Nd.
On one acre of land this year Mr..
\. p. Reinhart raised 80 bushels OF
corn. aud on four other acres he raised
80 bushels
Mr.. l.. h. Zook, the Washington
correspondent of the Harper's Ferry
Sentinel, and very pleasing writer,
died last week.
Mr.. J. y. TrusSell has an advertise
meut this week that will be worth q
perusal and be .of benefit to you il
YOU act wisely.
The Sentinel says that Master Baker
Steadman had two fingers cut off by
amachine in the Harper's Ferry Pulp
mill the other day
1t is said that large number of ca
uaIboatS will be built at Cumberland
this winter, so as to be ready for bus
iu-s> in the spring.
There's one thing about the new
town hall-it will be substantial. No
one need ever fear that any part OF
the structure will give way.
VIM H. Bowlus, a farmer, who
lived near Middletown, Frederick
county, fell dead of heart disease
p while dressing for church last Sunday.
The other day while old Mr.. Payne
was gathering coal on the railroad
track at Sandy Hook a fast train
came along and struck him, killing
him instantly.
Read w. p. Licklider's advertise
meut and see what he offers YOU. He
keeps up with the times, and has all
the novelties as well as the staple ar
tces in his line.
The Williamsport Leader says that
Mr Charles Bennett, of Shepherds
town. and Miss Daisy Troup, of Will
Transport, were married in the latter
place last Wednesday,
Mr.. Chas. H. Knott has finally sue
cerdrd in raising to the bearing point
a Japanese persimmon tree. a speci
men brought TO the REGISTER office
by Miss Mary was truly delicious.
\ lady on North Princess street who
j. afflicted with fever-bliSters, desires
some "Two-Lip' salve. Mustbe extra
quality. Any one who can supply the
demand will please notify the editor.
The best thing in the way of a
drlhable at Scrabble just now is hard
cider We would write half column
about it, but we promised a leading
citizen Of that place not TO mention it.
On the first page of the REGISTER
this week will be found description
Of recent visit to the Mammoth Cave
IN kentucky, illustrated with several
views Of interesting parts Of the cave.
II YOU have never dealt with NJ.
PaImOaum & Bro, Charlestown, it
VIII pay YOU to give them a call
Ih"y keep fine line Of goods and
can save you money. Next to Watson
House.
Mr. W. Scott Bomberger, who is we'll
Ahown i'll Shepherdstown, has retired
iFom the firm of s. NJ. Bloom & Co,
VI hagerstown, and will probably Ell
gage himself with a large wholesale
Inn in Philadelphia.
Attention .,lIol @Lo
Mvnt Of the Wheeling Register i'll an
O'Nrf column of this paper. 1t is GER
"'nIy the leading paper of the State,
and it ought to be in the hands of ev-
cry Democrat, at least.
Ar. John L. Swain. of Sharpsburg,