Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-09-30
RRLEfS.

weather TINS "
i,ishtfaI' ,n., seeding and cut,
tns OF ~ Leaves. WHiomspOr Leader.
Anf',nD, autumn is just coming
Oh '' ,srof new students have en-
AaninSSIb Shepherd College this week
r'''' onmber of new subscribers
ARE SsaI.rFR have been received
h' P'' " Walker, Esq, of Martins
>'a'Tt IN sneak in Middleway next
S'''''I ,,;,.sbew is getting in lots OF
u ; moo, Good, Of every description.
s'" ,.a,IreTrti,ement next week.
Wv - yor,an's sorrel mare died a
CO.. ~ Jays aso-the result OF a
@ ..Pn. Kick by another horse,
Alexander has been APP
u, J. deputy by Sheriff Davis
| .@ 1.1 will collect taxes in oh"Fl'S'0~n
49,, ,(oorehouse, a former resi-
DE- - ~, Nsrtinsburg, was instantly
l. 1.I y, while coupling ears at st, Louis
mi Rentch has stared work
W. r:. mattress factory and is now
W. 'o, the goods and supplying the
l.. Daily. the circus man who
-. no, by the colored boy Veney in
~ s-y h,rc has recovered and gone
ga: home.
movement i, on foot to erect a
n.Is monument at Martinsburs
y ,S, memory Of the late Col. J. q
, ysdeubousch.
Vim Radmau. a colOred man, has
laced in the Martinsburg Jail,
JARED with stealing n horse from
F,.arod Duuham.
f.. .sid that turkeys are scarce III
hi. peishborhood. We hope there IL
-, NJ 'sm TO allow the editor
NJ for Thanksgiving.
c,-naurh's circus exhibits in Ha-
.,osu next Wednesday. Doubt
cp,ubr, Of our citizens will have
"a man over there that day.
lain Delphia, a young coiored man
-'cva. sent to the penitentiary on
charge Of setting fire TO stable
t,..-,grued home, having served his
tine
The members OF the Ladies Aux
g,-y 10 the !. NJ. c. \. are re-
.-.,,.d to meet at Mrs. c. T. V. 5.
gg,,ers this Friday evening at :
o'clock.
Tie man who gets mad at what the
,.wsrapers say about him should re-
urn thanks three times a day for
ubstthenewspaperS know about him'
igt DO not say.
gor,leplturists tell us that the orange
ia. originally Il pearshaped fruit
sfor- the size of common wild
cherry. Its evolution is due to 1900
wear, Of cultivation.
Wsare requested to say that the
Jaw mill belonging TO the late Is. +.
Graves in Shepherdstown will still
b. run. and Mrs. Graves will be glad
TO receive any orders.
Rev. J. R. Van Horne walks with a
cane his week and wears his foot on
The outside Of his shoe. His horse
,ramped on his foot with a pressure
o. about eleven hundred pounds.
Atthe Bee Hive Store: Fresh sugar,
coffee, tea. syrup. canned salmon,
sardines, dried beef, sweet
potatoes. confectioneries. New Home
and Standard sewing machines, at
j. $ Jennings
The member OF the Ben Franklin
Lycrum are especially requested to
Meet in the hall of the Plato Institute
a kesrHeysville Friday evening, Sep
truber Both, ms very important business
"a 10 be transacted.
After many disappointments we
sre glad to announce the fact that
vii Reinhart l. the father of boy.
TIE boy weishs ten pounds, but there
Ire no scales in town sufficient TO
record the daddy's weight.
Mn. H. W. Potts entertained Hon.
Vim /. Wilson and a few invited
guest, at her home last Saturday
night after the speech-making was
over. Mr. Wilson staid all night at
Mr. 4. S Daudridge's, near town.
Mes,r.. !. il. Strider & Son have
put mp at the Leetown cannery this
season some four thousand cans of
corn, and would have done much
more had their corn crop been more
abundant and tomatoes not such a
failure They will probably can a
aTse quantity of apples.
Jacob Wintermoyer, the Boss
Clothing Man has new advertise
ineni this week, by which he wants
The public 10 know that he has full
stock Of clothing for men, boys and
children, a splendid line Of furnish
'lts trunks, valises, &c. which he
VIII sell as low as the lowest. Ex-
anime his stock before you buy else
There.
IL b. NJ. Reno, the clothier and hat
'f' OF Hagerstown, has an advertise
I'h' In this weeks paper that you