Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-10-06


I,pays to advertise.
ysw moon next Monday.
vscr.d-Potetoes, at w. p. Lick
al-rs.
vspted-Couutry lard, at w. P,
Is.AHder's.
r,s ,re.t Hagerstovn fair will be
hold next week.
Tine .mAl. boy is busy laying in his
inter store OF walnuts.
u RMmyer quotes some rock
,..-om prices in another column.
Part Of the pavement in front Of
nm f. Church South was relaid
this week.
vr.-s were heavy frosts Saturday
...-aiuc last. and also on Sunday and
Monday.
There was heavy frost last Satur-
morning and also on the three
following days.
There was a hne rain throughout
chi. section on Wednesday. 1t came
.l,.at the right time.
Rev. Geo. q Everhart will speak at
.-YM c. A. meeting Sunday after
...ost&I5 o'clock. Public invited.
The managers of the Frederick fair
rs,. decided not to allow the sale of
r.g5r, of any kind upon it grounds.
E-ht.
Mr. l.. w. Poninbsrger, OF this
Mace. has been elected president OF
III, >Harpsburg and Boonsboro Turn
rag Company.
There will be a festival in the UviIla
Hal saturday night, October eth, for
--. benefit Of the hall The public Is
cordially invited.
A number Of cars at Brunswick,
obtaining merchandise consigned to
Haru-r's Ferry business men, were
-...u,ly broken open and robbed.
Lost. last Saturday, on Martins
burg road. a piece Of rubber three
a.a-, wide and two feet long, part Of
b.cycle The finder will please leave
:, this Office.
CYRUS Jones, a blacksmith about
sixty years old, living in Washington
county. near Fairplsy, committed
suicide by swallowing = lot OF paris
green Sunday night.
Lost. at Trinity Church, September
.5-h, a brown gauzs embroidered
handkerchief. Tho finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at
lee 4 Dandridge's Office.
Fresh candies this week, pure Yer
mont maple sugar for eating and
making syrup, New Orleans Molasses,
dried beef, bologna, cheese, new navy
beans. &c. at J. \. Staley's.
3lr ". y. L.lnen' new steam grain
elevator and warehouse has boen
rgmpl,ted. and he is now ready to
handle wheat by the modern methods.
Hsuasa frst-class establishment in
Every respect
Iu- visitors TO the Hagerstown fair
hex, Thursday will be accompanied
Ivy The shepherdstown band. The
precision will start from the market
house in time TO take the special train
Tyt1a IN.
SIR. b. \. Garliuger, a well-known
citizen Of Hagerstown, and Miss Kate
Thomas, daughter of Mr.. Harry
Thomas, of MarJinsburg, were mar
red in the latter place last Thurs
day They went on a bridal tour to
,ug Worlds Fair
Its estimated that the people Of
,a- United States owe the enormous
,um Of s7,78473 to the newspa-
per,. We trust that those indebted
10 the REGISTER will at once see the
Necessity Of paying up and thus re-
tlc.u- this tremendous debt.
a special train will be run over the
Norfolk y Western Railroad to the
Hagvr>towu fair next Thursday. 1t
w.., cave Shepherdstown at 9.11 ..
m. and returning leave Hagerstown
s'5aJ p. IN. Fair for the round trip,
Including admission to the grounds,
800
Miss Mary Strother, daughter of
Rev I. a Strother was taken sud
denly DO Tuesday morning and for
ulr wa, in a very serious condi-
1la Her father, who was in Chi
Gag. was telegraphed for, and he
'1,h the first train for home, arriving
here Thursday.
DR. Milton kohler, the Hagerstown
.-"e.er has all advertisement in this
N'vN REGISTER. extends spec
I'd. invitation to the people Of this
county To- visit him during the fair
AID Inspect his splendid stock of jew
cry ,i.yvrware, etc. His store is
~''te.a,s one in every respect.
Dr. j. Y. Simmons, well-known
citizen u Charlestown, died at his
nome Ia that place on Tues day, aged
Dbl Years. lie had been i'll Of heart
trouble for over a year He leaves
"ay", ole son, Mr.. Vernon y. Sim
mon, AID one daughter, Mrs. c. K.
savior. Dr. Simmons was a native
o, Maryland.
Companies have been formed in
-'arySud to construct an electric
'aIFoad from Middletown, via Myers
Vile, to point in the valley twelve
niles north Of the first named place;
AFRO 10 build a road from Keedysville.
Id hoonsboro, to point II miles
L'F'H Of Boonsboro, in the peach belt.