Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1894-10-11

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Wedding and birthday presents at
W.P. Lickider's,
John T. McGraw will speak in Shep-
l.r3stown on October Goth.
Received this week a case OF Japa-
r..e ware, very cheap. w. ,. Lick
i3er.
Large stock of fall shoes for ladies,
misses and children. very cheap, at
Hodges.
,r5ther lot of boots, shoes and rub
hop boots from $l.40 to $3.50. w. P.
Ieb,der
The Shepherdstowa merchants are
Getting in fine stocks of goods of every
description.
We surrender a couple of columns
III. week to Mr.. Wilson's speech. 1t
is worth reading.
The Shepherdstown Band went to
Ua.ersJown on Tuesday to furnish
rrs.c at the fair.
Another lot Harrisburg meats, cot
.rrs and pure lard, received this
week ]. n Trussell.
Special inducements offered to new
cas-. subscribers. Well explain to all
those who wish to know.
T. D. Swartz, the old reliable Ha-
.g.,,awn tailor, is ready for fall bust
,.,, See advertisement.
Tile price of granulated sugar has
been reduced to 3 cents a pound by
Saerherdstown merchants.
DO not shoot the partridges yet. 1t
!. not lawful to kill them except from
November l to December 20.
VIM. T. Noll, of Martinsburg, has
jyenarpointedan immigrantinspector,
and has been stationed at Erie, Pa.
Reuben Suter, ten years old, of Ha-
-yrs,own, cut his foot on a piece Of tin
L5ckiaw set in and he died in few
DAYS.
The fall term of the United States
circuit and district courts for West
Virginia begins at Martinsburg Octo-
Der 18th.
There will be meeting of the Dem
oe,auc club Saturday night at 7
o'clock. All members are asked to
be resent.
Vim. R. Deck is another grandpa
TIER There was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Samuel last Monday a ten
pound daughter.
Mrs. Joseph n. Smith, living il
Wilson's district of Washington county
!, getting her third set Of teeth. She
is seventy-three years old.
The threatening weather yesterday
kept the people from the Hagerstowr
fair quite generally. Shepherdstowr
send, big delegation today, though.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso,
cation will meet next Monday even
Ing in the REGISTER Office, when
shares will be offered for redemption.
Hon. George c. Sturgiss, of Morgan
town. Is announced for speech to the
Republican voters of Shepherdstowr
OIL Monday, October %, at l O'Clock
Ill.,
Several cars Of freight train were
thrown from the track at MOndell
last Saturday afternoon, delaying the
evening accommodation train couple
Of hours.
Jersey sweet potatoes and grapes IL
small baskets expected tomorrow. Full
cream cheese cut today. New noun
tain buckwheat expected any day. j
y. russell.
Mr.. J. Walter Smith, according t
a statement in the Loudoun Telephone
made his wheat crop pay him $3.50 {
5ushel by feeding it to hogs and mar
ketlng them in September.
Fresh this week at w. P. Llckll
ders French peas, corn, tomatoes
sariines, salmon. macaroni, catsup
mustard, homlny, beans, bucKwheat
olives, bacon, lard and cottolene.
Sergeant Rogers asks us to say tina
unpaid corporation taxes for l09;
must be paid forthwith, or he vii
proceed to collect them according t.
law. Taxes for 1894 are also due.
Prof. Little, the eye specialist, vii
be at the Entler Hotel October Goth
No charge IS made to determine if you
eyesight may beimproved or headach
relieved by wearing properly ADJUSTED
glasses. Satisfaction guaranteed
Among the exhibitors at the Hagers
town fair this week from Shepherds
town are Shepherd Bros, who shoy