Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-10-31

To,isht IS All Hallow Z en-
- elegant lot of overcOats' at T. B,
Lines.
section.
rb. Hossrstown Y. NJ. C. A has
t.bapied.
r,s- received at Hodges new lot of
hoe. at Old prices,
Umbrellas and maokintOshes, all
pr.s. att B. Lines.
T.. hogs wanted. Sendme card to
rs,r.e..aua c. F. Wall.
Mr. VIM. /. Arthur started boating
,ata the first of the week.
New 10. O. dry goods and notions
avery low prices at Hodges
ssspherds,own dealers are paying
. cent, bushel for new corn.
County court meets next Monday.
r-.rit court conyenes November 10Th.
Scott Lightner, of Harpers Ferry,
B,s been srar' a government pen
son.
large lin + winter caps of all
lind. as, received this week, at I. B.
Lines.
IN Trussell is offering so cents in
cash a barrel for good apples-60 cents
auaie
III. rreiicted that pork will sell at
from j 10 $ per hundred, net, this
fall and winter.
A pension h. been issued to Mrs.
Susan T Herr. ton, of Martinsburg,
Mexican war widow,
Nar.usburg has bought a stone
crshsr and steam roller and is i'm
proving the streets of the city.
William H. Cox, Sharpsburg, cut
down on the farm of John Benner a
Tree which contained ten bullets.
Mr.. Edward F. Welsh and Mrs. Jo-
anna Z5mbro were married in Charles
Town on Wednesday of last week,
Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald moved yes
.sriay .utohis house on Prospect Ave
hue, recently purchased Of DR.. ]. NJ.
Miller.
The receipts of the Hagerstown fair
are estimated at $4,000 and the ex-
psases $4,000, leaving the snug bal
alcs 0. $4,000
lIr T. H. Remnant will plant
large part of his farm near Shepherds
Town IN peaches. He expects to set
out 5000 trees this fall.
Mn. 5. Sheetz, formerly of this
place, IS managing the wood work OF
the N. P Moller Organ Factory which
j. BEN. rebuilt in Hagerstown, Nd.
For SALE have for sale, suitable
for school children, one horse, buggy
ni harness. The above property is
goiard will be sold cheap. j, H. Crow.
a field of dry grass on the Douglas
farm opposite Shepherdstown was set
aire BY locomotive sparks last Sun
day evening and attracted much at
tertou here.
N. L. Eichelberger, of Uvilla, is
making PREPARATION to put in a big
power mill Tor grinding ear corn, oats,
,aa.. gram and corn meal. Further
PARTICULARS later.
Among the shepherdstown young
1el wao IRE working for the Hagers-
town Plumbing Company are E. R.
Crow, Harry Wagner, Samuel Hen
bricks and Bert Kidwell.
As We 90 to press this morning the
clouds are thickening up, and rain so
much needed is gently falling. We
hope the drought, so severe in this
3:all,y, las been broken.
Tie members Of the Southern Meth
o''s, Church will have an oyster sup
IeE a. Bakerton on Friday and Satur-
day evenings, November lst and Cd
togAca the public Is cordially invited.
Nr. James L. Bowler, Of Dufields,
and Mss Maggie ]. Kahn, of Harpers
Ferry, We're married in the latter place
Wednesday evening of last week by
Father Wilson, of the Catholic Church.
a very handsome marble monument
Las been erected in Mountain View
Cemetery, Sharpsburg, over the grave
" Ms r. F. Delaney. The stone
Was furnished by NJ. Bowman, of Shep-
lerds.owa
Mr. William Lloyd, of the Ripon
vicinity, has sold 900 barrels of choice
apples at one dollar barrel, and has
lew more Of the same sort left-say
4yU barrels. His orchard is Young