Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-08-15

Farmers are blowing for wheat seed
ing.
Go to W. P, Liokider's for cheap
sugar
High grade bicycles at c. D, Wy
songs.
The weeds in the streets ought to be
cut down.
Kraut, pickle and meat tubs at C.
D. Wysongs.
There has been no advance in shoes
rW. P. Lckhder's.
IN Trussell has swunga new sign
m front of his place of business.
Mr.. Harrison Schley has bought a
NOW b;cvcle, of the Crawford make.
yobbv line of stylish new hats for
men. boys and children at 7. B. Lines.
T 5 said that there are number
~. cases of scarlet rash at Snydsr's
Nils.
pension has been granted to John
" Cyunkhilton, of Kabletown, this
county.
One thousand gallons of stone jars,
,ou plats to SIX gallons, at W. P,
Lub,lders.
Twelve and fourteen-feet lumber at
N45 per hundred, For sale by L.
G. Blotherton.
Nr.H.C. Getzendanner, of this place,
last week qualified as notary public be-
fore the county court.
The Jefferson county Sunday school
convention will be in session at Sum
nit Point today and tomorrow.
The United Brethren camp meeting
AZ Inwood Park is being well attended.
Next Sunday will be big day there.
Howard Hodges and Carey Trussell
caught fine swapping turtle in the
run near the water-tank a few days
ago.
Don't forget that G. T. Hodges is
selling the old reliable Zell's, Baugh's
and Maryland fertilizers, S. c. and
bone,
The Inwood Fair will be held next
week. \ number of entertaining
features viii be provided by the man
agsment.
Col. W. NJ. Clements, of Summit
Point vicinity, on rs acres had an aver
age Weld of 25 bushels per acre OF
choice wheat.
Mr. Thomas F. Jones, of this vicln-
ity has been appointed assistant mar
shall for Jefferson county at the Ha-
gsrstown fair.
Call at c. D. Wysong's and see his
new riding spring-tOOth lever harrow
on wheels, the latest thing out in the
harrow family.
The Hagerstown fair directors viii
make strenuous efforts this year to pre-
Ven, imposition by persons who abuse
ticket privileges.
Col. W. A. Morgan launched new
ssit on the Potomac yesterday. Il
ismade of express and is the Largest
sk..t on the river.
Goe,z & Co. lightning rod company
has pptup number of lightning rods
on buildings in and about Shepherds
town the past week.
Mr. Charles H. Blake and Miss
Birdie C. Earnshaw, both of Charles
town, were married in Baltimore OIL
Tuesday Of last week.
Mr.. W. S. Wagner and his son Al
bert have opened grocery store al
Brunswick, Nd. Our friend Z. R.
Crow sold them their stock.
Chas. S. Biggs, Sharpsburg, esti,
mates hiscrop of peaches at 5000 bush
e.s Pry Brothers, Keedysville, viii
have from $4,000 to 10000.
Tie ladies' mite society of the NJ
f. Church will hold lawn party IL
front of their church on Friday and
Saturday, August % and "a.
Letters remain uncalled for in the
ShepAerdstown postofhce for Miss Sue
Bazz,s, Mr.. H. T. Deake, Mr.. james
Freeman. Mrs. Sally Cephus.
There are some bad smells about
town that ought to be looked after by
thenu.sance committee-hogpen odor.
that grow too perceptible at evening.
Our friend J. w. Gardner, assessor
for this district, sent basketful o
unusually fine apples to the REGISTER
Office this week. All hands enjoyed
them.
The Sunday schools of the Episco
pal and Catholic churches held picnic
On tuesday. the former at Morgan