Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-08-26
BRIEFS.

\ -, tonight and tomorrow
n night co nremiums
On week. rho ro,,ick-
Ing oys.er. ;,,.os ..
Y P Licht.der's,
rh. long drought vas broken by a
-. .;n on Wednesday night.
~ Jacob shy der has our thanks
" basket Of very fine peaches.
- m. REGISTER and you will
no.trd as TO what is going on.
r.;nity Episcopal Sunday school
,iI q picnic in Morgan Grove on
Tuesday,
c,.. GROSS earnings Of the Baltimore
ohio in July, 1892, were -, go, SS3,
and in July, 1891, s@,2l''O"'
~ p Licklider will give you the
,..bs.t prices for butter and eggs
.rI ,ell YOU sugar the lowest.
rbs man who earns his bread by
.. went Of his brow nowadays feels
,r.,he is entitled to large loaf,
Tho rime for Morgan's Grove fair is
,..uip. near. Do all you can to
r,,sa success Of the exhibition.
yop will spend pleasant evening
attending the concert in the town
r,n tonight and tomorrow night.
,opiectioner of Hagerst own has
.,,l since the opening of the season,
Nav 1T. II $50 glasses of soda water.
r. +, said that the cutting of the new
EAO. tunnell at Harper's will de
..-.v the famous face i'll the rock. ,,
Mr. Dan. Young, son OF Capt. d. j.
Young. formerly of HarPers Ferry,
H.l in Chicago on Friday of last
week
/, +. curious how II woman who
cream, at mouse is not startled by
o. millinery bill that makes Il man
ucmbIe.
The small boy is realizing that his
vacation i on the home stretch, and
shaking the most of the few weeks
rla, remain.
" p. Licklider is now laying in a
large stock of groceries, provisions
and produce to supply your wants
during the fair.
The Supreme Court of Appeals will
convene in Charlestown September
Eth. The Harry Smooth case will
then be heard.
4 cure for insomnia, or sleepless-
ne>>. i to eat onions, raw if possible,
and battle the feet in hot water, just
before retiring.
Don't YOU want to supply your
table and cupboard with some nice
china before the fair ? III so, call at
W. p Licklider's.
The abutment on the Maryland side
at Dam No. I, which was badly dam
aged by the freshet of 1899, will be
torn down and rebuilt.
b. Il ave just received a large lot OF
fine shoes for ladies and gentlemen.
Our 1875 shoe can't be beat for style
and wear. w. p. Licklider.
Mr.. James II. Cain, a worthy citi-
zen residing on the farm of the late
Capt. Joseph T. Abel, Jefferson coun-
" died last week, aged 80 years.
At Cumberland. Md, the other day
TWO boys were found in a freight car
half fami,hed. They tad been locked
up by companions at Washington.
lite reported that Jim Corbett, the
pugiist, Gill pass through here to-
morrow for New Orleans where he
will meet Sullivan in the prize ring.
tn. pay boat Of the Chesapeake i
Ohio Canal passed up the canal last
week, having paid off all the hands
upon the canal for the month OF July
The most fashionable round dance
Cor the coming season is to be the Ok
ford Mnuet. 1t is all exquisite com
bination of the minuet and the glide
polka
Mrs. Catherine Miller dislocate(
right shoulder joint by an acct
A"b;2l Ia. - her home near kear
h~ytyile las we1%. Mrs Miller is 81
YEAR Ofage.
Harris's circus drew ,2rGc Grove
AT the performances in this pi~"e -
Monday The show was very creG'
table. 1t left Shepherdstown 10
Front ROYAL.
The last excursion to Atlantic Cit
over the i. X 0. Railroad took plac
on Thursday. These have been de
hshtful trips, and much enjoyed b
people all along the line.
While D;ho Slifer, who resides nea
81. James, Washington county. wa
away from home last week his horse
got into the barn and ate so niue
wheat that two of the animals die
from the effects.
You shonld 90 and see the beaut
iuI Iot Of Morgan's Grove premium
Ia b. 5. Pendleton's store window
These premiums include many u.s.
10! a. well M ornamental articles ths
are sell worth yOur striving for.
Adam Brown, residing Resr Browns
VILE, Md, seyenty-eight years OIL
with one horse heavyweight years OF
F"~ed, narrowed and planted elgi
acre of ground with corn. and he