Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-06-19
BRIEFS.
II paws to advertise.

1t pays to advertise.
Has it been hot enough for-bang!
For harvest goods so TO w. j. Lick
lder'S.
Hay-forks and rope cheap at Lee
4 Dandridges.
Canvas Stat repairers for sale by
Lee y cambridge.
All kinds of lubricating oils at low
est prices at Hodges
If YOU want locust cradle fingers,
call on Lee & cambridge.
Lemons and sugar for harvest and
picnics, at W. p. Licklider's.
Post-hole diggers and binder Irvine
for sale by Lee X cambridge.
Several bands of Gipsies were en-
camped near town this week.
For good, comfortable shoes and
slippers, call at w. p. Licklider's.
Drop a dollar in the slot and take
the REGISTER until next January.
For gloves, overalls, hoes, china or
glassware so to w. p. Lickliders.
Call on Lee & cambridge and ex-
anime the Brown Wagon, the best
made.
The ladies of the Reformed Church
will give a lawn festival on July 10th
and nth.
\ fine line of buggies, Daytons,
phaetons and road carts at Lee &
Daudridge'S.
"Will there be women in Heaven"
ask, silly editor, Would it be heav-
eli without them?
The Episcopalians of Duflields r. al
lied S42 from their festival last Fri
day and Saturday night.
Fine groceries and luxuries and
standard goods for the table in great
variety at r. NJ. Billmyer's.
Hannah Barnhart, thirteen-year-
old Hagerstown girl, was found dead
i'll bed on Tuesday morning.
The strawberry season is over.
There will soon be plenty of other
berries TO take their place, though.
The first new wheat of the season
made its appearance in Baltimore on
Tuesday. 1t was raised in Virginia.
The Citizens Fire Company of
Charlestown is about to purchase a
new steam fire engine of the La
France pattern.
The Baltimore american, always
great in interest, was giant in size
ou Monday, when it celebrated its
llSth anniversary.
The handsome town property of
Mr. Henry Shepherd has been most
tastefully reprinted. Mr.. }. q. I'm
seld did the work.
The ShepherdStown baseball club
went over to ST. James College last
Saturday. They returned beaten by
the score of 10 10 70.
The Shepherdstown baseball club
has gotten new uniforms, and some
of the boys wear their suits whether
they play ball or not.
Mrs. Lucy V. Shepherd, relict of the
late Carter Shepherd, died at her
home, "Dunheath," near Berryville,
Clarke county, last week.
Mr.. Jacob Wishard, Washington
county farmer, was drowned in mill
dam Tuesday evening while trying to
set his COW out of deep water.
Potomac Building Association No.
will offer for sale several shares of
stock next Monday evening at 7.3O
o'clock at the REGISTER office.
The boys are spending considera-
Die portion of their time in the river
these days. The old flat rock is as
popular as it was fifty years ago.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will have yard party in the College
yard on Friday and Saturday even
iug> Of July Bird and 4th.
The Comptroller of the Currency
ha, issued certificate extending the
corporate existence of the FirstNation-
al Bank. at Charlestown, to June "a,
1911
Hugh Wiley was convicted in the
Loudoun county court Wednesday
Of horse stealing and sentenced TO the
pruitentary for fifteen years and six
months.
The Confederate veterans of Win
chester expect as an organized body
20 attend the Jackson monument
ceremonies at Lexington, Va, on the
2l,t Of July.
Mr. Samuel Boyer, a well-known
citizen of Washington county, is dead,
aged 16 years For nearly forty years
be- was "a shipper of wheat at MERGERS
VILE on the canal.
The almanac says that summer be
gins ON Sunday, the 2lst, which is al
so the longest day. According TO our
notion, however, summer has been
here for some days.
The weather has been intensely hot
this week, the thermometer having
gotten up as high as % on Tuesday
aud Wednesday. There were numer-
ora, thunder-storms.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds at K.
" lmyer's-tomatoes, potatoes,
beans, cabbage, cucumbers, etc. Also
riueapples lemons, fresh and dried
fruits in great variety.