Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-06-13

Examine IAos0
p,rbrssan shirts and drawers at
TB. Lines.
White duck pants, $l.75 per pair
,.TB Lines.
Cherries are ripe, but the crop is
aid to be small one. ,
Carload of lumber Just arrived and
=, sale BY L. G. Brothert0n.
rIs-az rate Of Hagerstown has been
o,,..l a. 59s cents on the 500.
p,.-.r cot down to s cents a pound
,.- week. Not much money IN 1t at
.la,
Fresh cabbage, peas, beets, &C., from
r,y.zeus garden every day. J, N.
Trusss,.
levi. Tvyman, the snake child, in
t,~ys Of Daniel Kelly, is shedding
bic skin.
A cow belonging to Mrs. Aisquith
..cb,r,sstown was killed by lightning
las. week,
Mr.. Pendlaton's school closed Tues
3r and the scholars left for home
Yesterday.
Mr.. Charles R. KoOntz has gone into
the vason-making business at Moler's
Cross Roads.
Ferris celebrated hams and break
IA, bacon, also Harrisburg meats.
JN. Trussel.
Wheat IS couple of cents better
tb.. week than last. Our dealers Of
fer IS cents today.
Benjamin Hartzell is supplying the
town with early vegetables from his
vsn.,snded gardens.
Apples are dropping from the trees
in 3isco1raging style. Peaches are
sticking on pretty well.
Contractor J. D. Derr has begun
work Oh a new barn for Charles E.
Jones on his Leetown farm.
Mr. VIII Myers, of this place, has
secured a position as night clerk at the
BALDWIN House in Hagerstown.
Work has been commenced on the
Morgan Grove premium list. 1t will
be printed at the REGISTER Office.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church at Kearneysville made nearly
$25 by their lawn fete last week.
The Westinghouse of Mrs. Alice
Gibson on New street is being very
'yrs,uly reprinted by Messrs. Terrell.
The Potomac Cement Mil is shut
down. 1t will not start up until the
supply Of cement now on hand is re-
iucei.
TheCharlesrown electric light plant,
which belongs to W. J. and A. NJ.
Shepherd, of this place, is to be sold
stpubhc sale tomorrow.
The Berkeley county tax rate has
been fixed at 80 cents on each hun
lreI dollars. The road levy has been
reduced from - to 10 cents.
Unless the boys and young men who
lathe IN the river near the railroad
bridge aye more circumspect in their
behavior they should be routed.
The co,5red Methodist Church held
ca.lrvas day services last Sunday.
There was an unusually large attend
aa.s Of little folks and big ones.
11JNNIilIer, of Romney, w. Va,
in renewing his subscription writes
The REGISTER, in my Judgment, is
The hes, county paper in the State.
The REGISTERS reading matter is
ecra.l-I this week to considerable
'H,sa, by the publication of the coun-
" statement. It's only for one week.
A horse belonging to Jerry Camp
Dell. e5.9rej, of Kearneysville, was
killed by the cars the other night.
Mr.. Philip Needy also lost a fine colt
by death.
Tie following list of letters remain
w.a-el for at the Shepherdstown
gos,o&cr June 18th: Mr.. Henry Bur
don Mr. W D. Coyner, Mr.. NJ. A.
Mcdonnell.
Speaking Of the memorial service at
Anue,am, the Boonsboro Times says
HE drum corpse played the dead
march. Nothing could have been
more appropriate.
Nh H. c. Getzendanner is having
Ills new law Office tastefully painted
AMI papered When it is refurnished
Il VII. De bright and attractive room.
'laf.ss Ferrell is doing the work.
Keller Pocl,ev the LITTLE son of