Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-07-11
BRIEFS.

..,,s About This and That of Local
Short sgIsyor to Please Our Readers
Israys to advertise.
Dog days began on Tuesday
P.,r,r,s for sale at c. D. Wysongs.
1,jss D. B. Lucas was in town yes
The sac,uIent watermelon is now in
WI il be boomers next in Shep-
lsls,ova
Handsome line of neckwear just in
att. B. Lines.
1,.,ans Grove fair September 8,
45m5 6. 1926,
Arasyn has been granted to Miles
Sander. o. Charlestown.
y.5av lot of yachting and golf caps
his, received at T. B. Lines,
-..r.seiyed lot of fine buggies
ana, spindle wagons. CD. WysOng
branch of the Martinsburg post
,4s.. to be established in Strines-
Vile.
rxou are going to purchase bicy-
.,..., prices from c. D, WysOng be-
fore yu buy
I'll. G8DeFrehn chair factory build
inc was burned Tuesday night at VIII
transport. Nd.
Ne--ss. Il. F. Needy and Ambrose
H-r5a Ks each lost horse by death
tie ga-. week.
As. cambridge & Co. this week
carload of the Bickford &
Haaaa. grain drills.
N- Henry Shepherd has sold his
u..a- horse "Azine" to Mr.. Harry
Bloom. Oh. Hagerstown, for $3.50.
sc. Crawford, Cumberland Val
lev Railroad conductor, died last
vs-s . Nartinsburg, aged 46 years.
The st. Clair Hotel in Martinsburg
vii soon close and after being I'M
proved vii, be opened by a syndicate.
Nr. George Yontz has taken charge
t,a- sloa repair department Of Ha8-
..es Temple of Fashion at Charles
town.
Attention is called to the advertise
men. o. Gibson, the druggist, this
week HIS store is kept up to the
times
N,r. George E. Thompson and Miss
h.GeL. Jones, both Of Shepherdstown,
were married last night by Rev. Geo.
e. Ey7lbart.
Mss SslIie Shepherd has purchased
new Crescent bicycle, and is now
engaged in the arduous task of sub
dung the eccentric steed.
Thoma. Lee, a colored man who was
head waiter at the St. Clair Hotel in
Na..a-5urg. died last week. He was
born ana raised in Shepherdstown.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
.a.aa VIII meet for the redemption of
s-a.. on Monday evening next at 7
o'clock at the Office of the Secretary.
Tie green apple and the small boy
m having their annual wrestle. The
small boy gets the green apple down
fist. Ja. the G. a. eventually gets
there.
Angus, Tbumel, for 90 years an
employee O.. the B. & O. Railroad at
Nra.amsjropped dead while work.
a-@..e shops there last Saturday.
Eswas TO years old.
Tie tnckmakers at Mr.. Trussell's
r4j have almost finished their work,
AID assaow setting the kiln They
will start the fires next week, in all
probability.
Early peaches are being shipped
:so@ Wash.ugtown county. The fruit
sJerg sent to Washington and Pitts
burg where as high as S. a bushel has
been obtained.
Hag.yy, the great price-cutter, is
again hitting hard-2O per cent dis
count is his talk on summer wear.
an, what he says in the newspaper
he SAYS over his counter.
The REalsTEE's presses have been
running almost constantly on job work
tbs week and many thousand impress
sion. have been worked off. Some
fine work has been done.
A break on the Cabin John level
Of ,aecaual, near Georgetown, delayed
navigation several days this week. On
tuesday a leak was discovered nine
niles above WilIiamsport.
Mr. Joseph F. Entler, of California,
al old friend Of the REGISTER, has
sent urra,. s,,4s,:a,+ y, ,,o,- e.. he