Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-08-07
BRIEFS.

Doall Won can for Morgan's Grove
exhibition.
ronntry side meat and lard at w.
p. Licklider's.
The County Court has been in SEES
sion this week.
". p. Licklider wants country hams
y and shoulders.
w p. Licklider offers special bar
Gains in dinner sets.
Frnit Jars, stoneware, cans and
obesp sugar at w. p. Licklider's.
Mr. Daniel w. Stsley lost a valua-
HE black mare by death few days
ago.
The REGISTER Office was frightened
this week by flowers sent in by fair
friend.
In the world there are 10000, 600
Sunday school scholars and 2,0OO,O 900
teachers.
Wanted-Country bacon, sides,
shoulders and hams, for cash or trade,
at ]. d. Billmyer's-
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Eliza
R.utch, of Hagerstown, celebrated
her ninetythird birthday.
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
vill he held in the Y. NJ. c. A. room
,his Friday evening at o'clock.
Kansas editor explains that 1--WE
didn't issue a paper last week be-
csuse we were getting married"
Will Entler, son Of Mr. G. w. Entler,
.Lot himself in the hand while fool
ing with a revolver the other day.
Nearly forty-five thousand cans Of
beans have been put up this season
~ the canning factory at Hagerstown.
We are now in the last half OF 1891
and next year will be leap year
Girls. get ready for brisk campaign.
Quite number OF colored people
from this place attended campmeet-
ing at Conococheague Island last Sun
DAY
Mr., Christiana Berner, a we'll
known old lady of Hagerstown, died
last Saturday in the s0th year OF her
age.
The Southern Methodist Sunday
School Of Shepherdstown raised S4S.6l
for missions during the month OF
July.
Huckleberries are very plentiful
this season, and great many have
been for sale on our streets at cents
quart.
The people of Shenandoah Junction
are pretty well riled because some
body is placing poison around con
yrnient for the dogs.
Morgan's Grove exhibition is not
month of. Get your exhibits ready,
aud do your part towards making
this exhibition a success.
The second annual meeting OF the
Farmers Alliance of West Virginia
will he held at Grafton, beginning
Wednesday, August 18th.
The Reformed reunion will be held
at Pen-Mar next Thursday, the 18th.
The Norfolk l. Western Railroad re-
fused 10 run an excursion.
The ladies Of the Catholic Church
ask tho patronage OF the public at
their festival in the church-yard, to-
night and tomorrow night.
H. NJ. Turner, Secretary OF Nor
gans Grove, will order tents for all
who desire them. Apply early-no
commissions will be charged.
Mr. f. Vernon Aler, who tried the
venture on ii former occasion, will
shortly begin the publication OF
daily newspaper in Martinsburg.
1t is hard TO realize that July is gone.
The temperature has been SO pleasant
for the most OF the time thst it has
not seemed like the usual scorching
summer.
Mr. James ID. Miller, an old resi-
dent Of Berkeley county, died at his
home in Writings Neck on the 18th
of July, aged IS years. He died very
suddenly.
The capacity OF the cannery at Lee
town, which began operations about
the lit of August, will be 5000 cans per
day and employment will be given to
thirty hands.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harp has had a
handsome new iron porch erected to
her residence OF German street, add
ing much TO the general appearance
OF the property.
LOST-A purse containing money,
between my shop and Harris's corner
or the hotel corner. A Reward OF $1O.O 90
will be given il the above is returned
10 j. w. b. Frazier
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church Of Duffields will have festi-
val on Friday and Saturday evenings,
August 14th and 18th. which the
public is asked to patronize.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine
Company will move from HarperS
Ferry TO Shepherdstown next Mon
DAY 10 remain several weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Glove, wife OF Col.
II w. Glove, at one time superinten-
dent Of the United States armo.y at
Harpers's Ferry, died in Winchester
July %, aged seventythree years.
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