Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-05-24

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June ID.
Charlestown has its corporation cleo
ton today.
Go to W. P. Lickhder's for bargains
in slippers.
This is an invitation for you to sub
scribe for the REGISTER.
saturday ofthis week is Confederate
memorial day in Charlestown.
Tie weather this week has been
decidedly chilly and uncomfortable.
Bloom & Co.'S home made soap, l6
ounce cake. Try it at W. P Lickli-
ters.
Ripe tomatoes, pineapples, cabbage,
herring, mackerel, etc, at W. P. Lick
.dcrs.
The commencement of Storer Col
,ege at Harper's Ferry Will be held
On May 50th.
Baker & Son are making tiptop
bread now, and their wagon will bring
It to your door.
Try Bloom & Co.'S Alpha and New
Era cotiees. The finest goods offered,
at W. P. Licklder's.
The Alpha and New Era brands
are celebrated for their drinking quail
tiles. at W. ?. Lickhders.
\ large bank barn was raised on
the McCurdy farm, occupied by Mr..
JAS. \ CIipp. last Friday, by Mr.. j.
p Der.
Business on the Chesapeake & Ohio
Canal has dwindled to almost nothing
Oh account of the strike among the
coal miners.
We understand that Mr.. Geo. H.
Laagerbeam has sold his handsome
rs.r of bay horses to Harper's Ferry
man for $3.50.
Large fat mackerel, fresh currants,
fresh candy, pickles, salmon, SC water
hackers, 4c sugar and Sc hominy at
ia. Stalsy's.
\ number of persons have been ar
rested in Maryland for fishing in the
Potomac or its tributaries during the
mouth Of May.
The Alpha and New Era coffees
contain purity, strength and flavor
and are fresh roasted every day. For
sale al W. P. Licklider's.
The Democrats and Republicans are
making big fight over the corpora
ton election in Martinsburg, which
Will be held next Monday.
Mr.. Alvey H. Reinhart, former
resident of this vicinity, has gone into
the grocery business at Neosho, Kan
~as. We hope he will do well.
\ fine young two-year-old FLY be-
longing to Mr.. T. H. Davis cut her
throat so badly on a wire fence the
other night that her death ensued.
1t is said that Mr.. R. D. Shepherd
has given up the idea of going upon
the stage next fall. He was not able
70 secure such a company as he desired
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
cation will meet next Monday even
ing at S o'clock in Firemen's Hall,
when shares will be offered for re-
jrmption.
The only casualty reported here at
the high water was the loss Of Lille
Martens new Sunday hat, which was
blown into the river by a sudden gust
last Sunday.
The closing exercises of the school
Moler's Cross Roads will be held on
Friday evening, May 25th, at 7 o'clock
Friends of the school are cordially in
y.ted to be present.
Nh John G.. Unseld has commenced
work on the foundation for his new
house in Trussell's addition. He will
put up there one of the pretty cottage;
at Wild Goose Farm which he has
gotten from Mr.. R. D. Shepherd.
j. Fred Keplinger and Charlie:
Mckee have purchased the general
Merchandise store of w. D. Mckee al
Vaucleyesville, which they will con
-'ct IN partnership, Both are Clever
-ntlemen, and we wish them great
success.
Fultz & Dale, the enterprising firm
%. marble cutters in this place, arr
dong an excellent business. Beside
tie work they have put up here, they
have recently furnished several tomb
stones for Charlestown, while at Boons
boro they have put in number o
slabs and monuments.
Mr. Charles Leonard Fletcher an(
Mr.. j NJ. Bonitace, two gentlemen
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