Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-11-06
BRIEFS.

Il paws TO advertise.
Circuit Court begins November nth.
vaw corn is retailing at 40 cents
bushel.
Some Of the farmers have been
,,owins this week.
Cheapest aud largest stock of boots
and shoes at Hodges.
II YOU want nice trunk, call on
VumrickhouSe & Son.
The rabbits are kept on the jump
by the numerous hunters.
The Masonic Grand Lodge meets
st MartinSburg next Tuesday.
New stock of hats and caps for men
and BOYS. at Humrickhouse & Sons.
The Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Virginia is in session at Charles
ton.
When Mr.. Wire and Miss Vine were
married the knot was probably well
tied
Are We 10 go through the winter
again with no improvements in the
payemeuts:
The REGISTER will be .sent TO any
address from now until Januar /,
1898. for two dollars.
For dress goods, blankets, under
wear. gloves, &c, see NJ. Palmbaum
4 Bro. Charlestown.
Mrs. Fanny P. Custer, of Loudoun
county. celebrated her one hundredth
birthday Saturday last.
Nice line of ladies, misses, gents
and boys kid gloves and mitts. at
HumrickhouSe 4 Sons.
The leaves have fallen from the
trees very fast this week, and it be-
gins 10 look like winter.
The hog committees have been or
gained and reports concerning the
pork-rs are now in order.
Nr. Edward T. Licklider and Mr..
J. c. Lambert are each having addi-
lions built 10 their dwellinS-houSes.
The directors Of the Hagerstown
Bank declared semi-annual dividend
Of : per cent on Tuesday. Good stock,
that.
Hodges has just returned from the
city with full line of blankets, fan
lyls and domestic dry goods of all
kinds
Mr. John d. McGarry intends to
erect a comfortable brick dwelling
house on his farm at Shenandoah
Junction.
We are rejoiced to learn that our
friend William c. Lambert, of Wash
ius,on, i the proud father ola twelve
pound boy.
The electric street railway is now
in operation in Martinsburg. The
first day the cars run they carried
800 passengers.
l, the editor of the Independent mad
because his photograph does not ap-
pear in the picture gallery of the
Mar,insburg Uorld!
William Wells and his family have
moved 10 Wild Goose Farm, where
William will look after the horses
md other live stock.
Ne.-rs. Z. :. Barton, p H. Sayles
and E c. Deck, all Democrats, were
elected School commissioners al Mar
t.asJurg on Tuesday.
D. l. Rentch has received his dolls
FIR Xmas. Persons desiring 70 secure
doll, in order TO have time 10 dress
them, will do WILL TO call.
Let every kindred, every tribe.
ON tris terrestrial ball
Put down their money and subscribe,
Aud we'll receipt for all
Mrs. John Murray, of Williamsport,
Nd. suffered 50 intensely from felon
on a finger on the left hand that she
had the diseased member amputated-
Last Monday was great day for
Tie hunters. and hundreds Of sports
men we're out with their guns and
dog. The game suffered-more or
less,
M--,r-. kanode L Son have put up
z neat frame store-room at the canal
lock opposite Shepherdstown. They
will conduct grocery and feed store
there.
The ladies Interested in the bazaar
to be- held during the Holidays are
asked TO meet at the home Of Mrs.
Reynolds Saturday evening at :
o'clock.
Mr. T. J. G.. Williams, of the Ha-
c-rstown Mail, has accepted hand
some offer from the Baltimore Sun,
and will occupy a position on its edi-
torial statI.
II YOU have never dealt with NJ.
PamUaum & Bro, Charlestown, II
will pay YOU to give them call.
They keep fine line of goods and
can save you money. Next TO Watson
House.
The lot sale at Martinsburg last Fri
day and Saturday is said to have been
very successful Although the crowd
present was not a large one, about
SO 30 worth Of lots were sold in the
Two days
gen. Scott Shipp, superintendent
@! the Virginia Military Institute, is
making arrangements TO build a
memorial hall to Stonewall Jackson.
The estimated cost of the building Is
$40 600 SfO ON of which IN i said. has