Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-07-18

,I,,,,n's Grove fair September s.
-. and 6, 1895.
~, load of salt Just received and
f., sale cheap. at Hods's's-
rs.rttIe children o: Mr., and Mrs
Tssee had a party Tuesday night,
p,r,ains at B. S. Pendleton's
o.1I;snsw advertisement this week.
Tn. Roberts mill at Leetown has
,,,sei 10 Mr.. Stipes, of Bruce
Peaches raised by our local growers
-. bssr mi on the market the past
week.
s,r.p, chickens are coming into
-ys,. They sell at 20 to 25 cents
The Spirit says that W. F. Weirick S
r,.., crop averaged over 80 bushels
uars
r The balance of the season is IA
,,rs there will be an immense
wr crop. ,
~.,r,l,-s Of the Reformed Church
-.ls .or.y-oue dollars by their lawn
u..y last week.
Ii, B. * 0. Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
vrhs,l its annual picnic at Island
Park July 2dth.
The wheat market has been firm
III. week. with slight advances over
l,. week prices.
yr. James VI. Myers has had brick
,5r.aer, laid in front of his dwelling
On Church street.
Yr.HP P. Holland, of Boston, was
r.-, tbs week overhauling the pipe
organ in the Lutheran Church.
Ms. Z. A. Miller, formerly of this
rsse. !, very i'll in Roanoke, Va. She
j entirely helpless from paralysis.
Yesterday was the hottest day we
lave had for long time. The Their
aoas,sg got up to 9S at the REGIS
.Es Office
A dog belonging to Mr.. T. ]. Dale
brittle Clarence Bowman in the face
a:sv day, ago, inAicting very pain
70. wound
Ns.srs l. G. Brotherton and VIM.
" Sheet are putting up the Entler
t.-i.n. on Main street, replacing the
ns destroyed by fire,
Jacob B. Blocker, aged 81 years,
died suddenly of heart disease Mon
day evening while sitting in front Of
b.. store in Boonsboro.
A Wlliamsport girl was asked by
Ter mother if she went to the church
m hear The sermon or the music. She
replied, Il 20 for the hims. "
VI Charles Showers died at the
home of his daughter at Myerstown,
tbs county, last Thursday, aged 70
Years. He was buried at Berryville.
Tie Southern Methodist Sunday
>Loo, held its annual picnic at Nor
cans Grove yesterday. The day was
.,- and everybody had a good time.
TIE annual harvest home will be
lljy members Of Mt. Wesley NJ.
Et-agch on Thursday, August l, and
@.lutHc is cordially invited to at
,.i.
Tie ladies' of the Reformed Church
vii hold a festival on the lawn at the
--leuce Of Mr.. Getzendanner, near
E-an4y.yIle, on Saturday evening,
la.y 9th.
VI. J. y. russell has bought a
very handsome and stylish driving
wagon from A. S. cambridge & Co.
It's made Of light wood and tastefully
upholstered.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
Ca. VII. meet at the home Of Mrs.
Alice Gibson Friday evening of this
yeea a, , o'clock. All the members
are urged TO attend.
G'ass growing in the c. & o. canal
giving a great deal of trouble this
season. About forty boats were tied
'gm the Big Pool last week waiting
for the grass to be removed.
Roberto Miller and Henry Magaha
e1a--, .9u.ye skunks on Mr.. Files s
Place Yesterday for the skunk farm.
Incidentally one of the skunks caught
Ar Miller and Mr.. Magaha.
The ,oea. trap shooters of Shepherds
Town and vicinity will have practice
shoot on Saturday afternoon of this
week. Binds will be thrown at one
cent each Everybody invited,
An employee Of James Seaman,
S4aFgs5arg. who is operating a boat
Oh the canal, decamped with $50 of
"S5A'noney Heleft the team with
'o' iced and the hands without grub,
Mr. John Turner, mail carrier,