Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-06-23

2l,pberrleS are Ilp''
s,n.,ribe-do not borrow.
,oa.dav was the longest day of
year.
West Virginia was thirty years old
40 Tuesday
To-day the sun rises at 4'ol a. H.
.ul.sts at 733 P. m.
49, .w porch is being built at the
,bo5i,t parsonage in this place.
pary Hill, the Oldest eolored man
' ,ra-re.,own, died last week, aged
q. years.
n. Fl. NJ Loyns has had a couple
;.s awnings put up in front OF his
building
Mr. J. F. Legge's new dwelling
ESQ +. now in the hands of the
Five thousand people attended the
a ZONES meeting at Winchester
a,.Sundsy
~ Kraclow has been appointed
master at HedgesyiIle, in Berke-
ycouu,y
r.. river has been just right for
.1;r, mi, week. The boys have
r.,u enjoying it,
Fresh candies, vegetables, fruits
800, groceries, Of all kinds at J. y.
>a.sy', this week,
Part Of the lumber has arrived for
v. Jacob Wintermoyer's new build
..op Main street.
a,y R,.htstine has started in to
am the business Of merchandising
,v ; Hiteshew's store.
Frank T. Grove, of this place, has
.,.r.i a store in Hagerstown and
removed to that place.
Tho co,ored folks will have camp
-.fu,a- Shenandoah Junction on
sunday and Sunday a-week.
Las, Saturday night somebody set
go 70 a small straw stack in J. Il.
Raw. field. just north of town.
Anew slate roof is to be placed on
,r- southern Methodist Church in
Misplace. The material is on hand.
Mr.. George W. Duke has opened a
r.a, shop in the room formerly used
THAT purpose in the Entler Hotel
building
The ladies' Of the Lutheran Church
rUn.onyille made Sj459 at the tes-
iva, they held at that place. Pretty
well done
Comparatively few binders have
been sold this year The farmers Of
chi, section are pretty we'll supplied
with .hrm
Editor Haiues intends to have his
IVES. end paved if ittakes all summer.
Keeping -yerlastingly at it will bring
success. neighbour
The weather was warm, sure
-a.1ch, this week. Tuesday after
noon the REGISTERS thermometer
showed 50 in the shade.
VI John R. Davis, one of the best
gu men in Washington county,
having been deputy sheriff for several
terms. died on Tuesday.
Oscar Flags, a former resident of
Caar.es,owu, is among the cowboy
rl-r, who are racing from Nebraska
Chicago on horseback.
The dw-,liug-house occupied by Mr.
Nelson Wilson and the building occu-
pied a, d saloon by Mr.. J. c. Lambert
lave been ,astetuIly painted.
The Free VIII Baptists. colored, will
..ia camp meeting DIT Shenandoah
faction on the first and second San
Jay, in July and intervening days.
0-awford Gii.man, a little boy eight
.ar' old. was run over by a train on
.- Norfolk and Western Railroad at
Basic Cry last Saturday and killed.
The ladies of the Southern Metho-
Church will hold lawn festival
. Friday and Saturday evenings,
July ,th and Sth, in the college yard
"a- Of the cutest turuouts that has
...r been seen in Shepherdstown il
%. shetland pony and the stunning
..,- cart that frankie Muzzey drives.
George 5. MiddlekaufT dropped
.ai from heart disease as he was en-
...lt Li, gate at his home in Hagers-
Town on Saturday. He was 50 years
Il 3d.
A' Edwin $ Ruse has bought the
''- Of Mr.. J. Frank Eugle at Hall
10. This county, paying sixty dol
dis az acre for it. The farm contains
rars,.
We are glad to be able to state that
~ Fred. l.. Weltzheimer, who is at
- Maryland University Hospital, at
baltimore, Is rapidly improving. We
.p- Il will not be very long before
W.. be- able to come home.
q FAX wa, discovered in the bank
"" canal at Miller's basin,
.~o'mi.es below Shepherdstown,
'l->cay. The water was at once
''aoI that level and a force of
put to work to make repairs.
'~ tearing down the old Pendleton
'g a. Aartinsburg, built over
'-'Ird wears ago, old coins were
.-'4 OF the dates of 1913, 1884 and
lie house was built by Capt.
'-7' Tie great-grandfather of Mr..
.-'y St, John Shepherd.
'"v caterpillars have already be-
,"eir destructive work on the
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