Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-06-20

Clean up the streets
The river is very low
~. farmers have been busy making
bay thi'veeh. -, =,
~, State Board of Health will meet
st Charleston July 9Th.
III. Entler Hotel has swung new
sign across the pavement.
N. schoppert has had his dwell
house repainted by NJ G. Bast'
Charles Miller will build new
,r.rrng.houss at Shenandoah juno
ton.
Judge Golf begins term of the
- States Court at Martinsburg
today
/, !. said that there are 600 sum-
boarlers at and near Harper s
Fsrry.
Harvest shoes cheap, good and solid,
-, will last long time, at W. P.
L.,khdsrs.
TAX. YOUR bacon and lard to W.
riokGder in exchange for your har-
rs.t woods.
ro,al fishermen have been catching
Great many cells on outlines the last
week or TWO.
Mrs F. N. Watson has moved from
n, Harris house to the Cross building
o. Main street.
Read the advertisement Of W. A.
Adams, dealer in ics-cream, etc, in
smother column.
Tomorrow is the longest day of the
var The sun rises at 4.40 a. m. and
81. at 756 ?. m.
Or-s,reets are unusually dusty and
ar,y. Why not take concerted action
and clean them up?
White duck pants at T. B. Lines at
l25a pair-not $l.75, as erroneous
y printed last week.
Nr ". 5. Hiteshew is having new
and larger windows put in the front
Of his clearinghouse.
Don't forget W. P. Licklider when
need of cheap sugar, spices, glass
.u. stone Jars and Jelly glasses.
Dogs killed several sheep in the
a.lk Of D. S. Snyder near Leetown.
Then Mr.. Snyder killed the dogs.
Russell Berry, a native of Berkeley
county, died in Iowa recently of blood
POISON. lie was about % years old.
The other day lightning struck
useuear Boonsboro under which eight
sheep had taken shelter. Every one
a.them was killed.
Col. W. \. Morgan has gone into
camp on the river bank at H. c. Getz-
ldanusrs farm a few miles above
town. The bass will suffer.
Some Of tn. farmers of this vicinity
vii begin harvesting the latter part
q; this week. The first of the week
harvest will begin in earnest.
Sheriff Eugene Baker and VIM. H.
Eearto;t took the colored girl, Annie
Bowman, convicted of incendiarism, to
lsgsn!teatiary Monday night.
Harvest Supplies-We are head
quarters for everything that can be
found on the breakfast, dinner and
supper table. w. P. Lickider.
Tie cornerstone of the new hall at
Ju&elds viii be laid on July 4th.
George Harris, of Shenandoah juno
Ton, spu,tingup the foundation.
arrangements are being made by a
number Of young Lutherans to attend
lie State convention of the Christian
iadeayog Society at Martinsburg next
Week.
N' George W. Boswell, who was
Superintendent of the Antietam cement
2-' unit. !, closed down, will take
charge Of a cement mill in Bedford
county, Va.
Business Education-The regular
'''s OF tuition at VOLTS Business Col
'5eai HagyrStown for six months is
w O1ttel students will be admitted
'' l3months at $50.
lie ladies' of the Scrabble Church
VII hold a lawn festival in the yard
VI Mr.. Daniel Fulk residence at Swan
'old On Friday and Saturday even
~3' Of this week. The public is III
y'sl 10 attend.
a 5 cambridge & Co., sold novel
'sa'a-'ogal Implement to Mr.. Welsh,
y" swan Pond, few days ago. 1t is
-'y'.'ader-a machine that rake,
,-a loads thehay upon itself and hauls
"lo@ tie field. What next?