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

~, ~ Mr.. and Mrs. >. L. hum
reshoase. a daughter
r,,miaations are being held at
ss.rbsrd College this week.
I'd. Balmyer names low prices in
Ii. advertisement this week,
r.,on want pineapples for preserv-
49, al. at W. P. Lickider's.
new fence has been placed around
A.g5 factory lot on Princess street,
" P Iicklider wants to trade ba.
for herring, white fish, mackerel,
ETC.
Some person has been stealing roses
A,n Ms. Rachel Snyders yard at
night
n John 7. Watson has colt just
.ro months old that weighs $50
pounds.
For sale cheap-A light twO-horse
.,,..szle wagon. Apply to ]. W. B.
Frazer
Mr.. John Maddox is the proud faith
..,fsrsw Democrat-an eleven-and-
a.haltrounder.
1obn A. Richard, of Berkeley coun-
~ b,dhis nose broken by a kick from
col, last week.
The hot sunshine has been bringing
he wheat on very nicely. Harvest
WI, soon be here.
Search the town over and you
,g,ia { ind a girl afraid of the tyrO-
nrcoa in ice cream.
Tie Norfolk & Western Railroad
hs. had new telegraph poles put up
through Shepherdstown.
Less than COSTA lot of mems and
how. tan shoes and children's tan
slippers W. P. Lickhder.
Several men at work on the King
stree. improvements were obliged to
stop on account of the heat.
Letters for Mr.. Arthur Leeper and
Ms. Eliza Myers remain uncalled for
in the Shepherdstown postofice.
Rev sam Jones preached in Hagers-
town las, Saturday and Sunday. He
h.,.l to draw large crowds.
Shepherd College commencement
next week. 1t is expected that the
full board Of regents will be present.
have a new piano-box buggy for
sale VIII sell cheap or trade on cat
tie Apply to Mrs. Hibernia L. Bill
, nysr.
Robert Gibson took photograph of
The Confederate veterans as they stood
about the monument in the cemetery
4st Saturday.
Its reported that Mr. W. Manning
Lsnen viii take charge of the bench
show this year. If this is correct it
vii. be a bowling success.
Nsssrs. George and Harry Staley
delivered their wheat crop to G. 7.
Hodges this week. They sold 1000
bushels at so cents bushel.
The Kelley Institute property at
Hagyysr0wn is to be turned into a
sumner hotel. The gold cure treat
neat Will be continued at Laurel, Nd.
The ladies' of the Reformed Church
made about twenty dollars by their
most enjoyable lawn fetea at Mr.. Davis s
Monday evening. And, strange to
say it didn't rain.
Mary Stubs, colored woman liv-
1gln the west end of town, fell back
ward through a trap-door last night
and the door then fell upon her. She
vas PAINFULLY hurt.
The Upperville colt show is to be
as.d Thursday and Friday of next
week. Mr. Edmund Blunt, of this
pace IS to be one of the Judges OF
thoroughbred horses.
The Washington county tax rate has
Ces1 fixed at 70 cents on the 500.
Last year the rate was 10 cents. The
BASS was increased from $l9,760 ,O48
IN 1894 to $2OI4O,56O.
Bum or destroy apple worms or
'A'eEI-ars as soon as the nests begin
70 show. Don't fail to attend to this
al once as they do a great amount Of
damage in short time.
The public is invited to attend the
musicale in the town hall Friday night
o. 'a'' week by the students Of Shop
nerd College. An interesting pro-
8''ane has been arranged.
Nj Joseph L. Cookus left at our Of
aye Yesterday plate of magnificent
strawberries, extraordinarily large and
" sweet as sugar. The biggest were
SeyeIa. inches in ciror,ofororoo