Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-18
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mining once more.
To-day the sun rises at $50 a. III.
and sets at 6.5S p. IN.
Tin cans, wax, jars, glasses and jugs
NV. p Licklider's.
Choice lake herring and mackerel
otW. p. Licklider's.
New line of choice neckwear at
ppmrickhouse & Sons.
First installment of fall clothing at
urmrickhouse X Sons.
Wanted butter, eggs, lard, bacon
and potatoes at w. p. Licklider's.
Paisins, currants, citron, and
orange peel for cakes at Trussell's.
Extensive repairs have been made
Washington street by the corpora
ton.
The song of crickets and katydids
rsmiuds Us that summer is slipping
away.
Persons desiring tents at Morgan's
Grove will at once notify Secretary
II. " Turner
W p. Licklider is now filling his
store with goods to supply your wants
during the fair.
There were extensive fires in the
Ca,octiu mountain near Middletown
the first Of the week.
Farmers, consult your interests
and see II. c. Getzendanner before
buying your fertilizers,
The great drought will have the ef-
fec, Of making agricultural exhibits
at the fairs very slim this year
II +, said that the Martinsburg
WuM daily and weekly, is for sale.
The World has a first-class plant.
Lost near the cemetery, on the pike.
aH,ht buggy blanket. Finder will
p.,a,e leave same at c. ID. Wysong's.
The Wild Goose Creamery has
closed down permanently, it is said
and Mr. Burke, the manager, will go
10 New York.
Just in, a full line of mems and
bow, hats, both Fedora and stiff,
latest STYLES and colors, at Humrick-
house \ Sons.
We are inde bted to Senator Faulll-
u,~ for an advance copy Of the me-
mortal addresses in Congress to the
lar. senator Kenna.
Persons wishing stalls for cattle or
horses at Morgan's Grove fair should
notify the secretary at once. They
are being rapidly taken up.
Potomac herring by barrel or half
barrel. watermelOus, canteloupes,
sweet potatoes, fresh candy and cakes
tl., week. at j. y. Staley's.
An unknown colored man was
at,d by passenger train on the b.
80. Railroad at the Opequon bridge,
east Of Martiusbnrg Tuesday.
Mr.. q. NJ. Beltzhoover is having his
clearinghouse and business property
on Main street tastefully reprinted.
W. K. Miller is doing the work.
Lost last Sunday, probably on Main
street. baby pin Of gold, with tur-
ouoi,p setting. The finder will please
leave it at the REGISTER office.
The six-month-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs II. 5. League died at their resi-
Irhce on John street on last Tuesday
ofcholera iniantum. Statesman.
Mrs. Mary \. Longbrake, of Bell
,Jutaiue. Ohio. writes: The old REG
I,rEK i a welcome visitor TO me.
This sort Of testimony comes to us FREE
queut.y.
BY the aid Of smoked glass black
spot can be seen very plainly on the
sun. This little speck is held respon-
sio.- by some folks for the present
drought.
By majority of 100 votes a propo-
stjou has been carried at Charles
town to issue $4,000 worth Of corpora
lion bonds for the extension Of streets
aud building OF bridges.
The Messrs. UpdegrafT OF Hagers-
town again offer nice presents for the
pretty ladies' who attend Morgan
Grove fair. Read what they are in
tlrpremium list in another column.
4 friend from Martinsburg writes
IL ~ follows: 81 II. S. was up at the
Kings Daughters picnic at Inwood
today aud ate them out. The poor
women cried, but George did not
seem 10 understand why until too
late"
DR.. q. X. Hollingsworth, the cele-
trated horse-tralner of Hagrstown,
vii. give exhibitions at the Morgan's
Grove fair He will have with him Il
troupe OF MINISTRIES. He invites any
person having unruly horses to bring
NDrl, to him and he will subdue them.
expect to receive by canal each
"r"h uuUi alter the lar SeNeral
hundred fresh Virginia melons. Mer-
chants and booth-keepers at the fair
viii be supplied at wholesale prices.
/ shall also keep in stock best quality
sweet potatoes and cautelopes. j. \.
russell.
The Standard sewing machine is
al lhe 90. Have sold five this week.
Just received another lot OF them.
II YOU want a machine that will run
light, sew fast and last a lifetime,
buy the Standard Call and see it.
We also keep the beat sewing ma
chine OIL G. d. Wysong.
The peach crop in Washington
county will he apormous There are