Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-08-08

tisement.
Fresh load of lime Just received by
T. H. Davis.
Biz Baptist picnic at Island Park
next Wednesday.
The county court has been in session
q. charlestown this week.
Mr. J. y. Trussell received boat
lad O.. watermelons yesterday.
MI. Eichelberger makes cider on
Tuesdays and Fridays. Charges one
cent per gallon.
". H. KnOde, dealer in coal, -four,
feel. etc., has an advertisement this
week. Readit.
Pay what you owe on subscription
- the REGISTER. 1t takes money to
run a newspaper.
MIG Tabler, Martinsburg, offers
some fine bargains in clothing. Read
his advertisement.
The Citizens Fire Company of
Csarlsstown is negotiating for the pur-
chase o! new chemical fre-engine
Mrs. ]. S. Pierce gave delightful
breakfast party to a number of her
Young friends at "Ayrlie" yesterday.
The colored folks had a moonlight
dance and lawn festival Friday and
Saturday nights in the rear of the
graded school.
Tie Hannis distillery at Martins
burg las shut down for summer re-
pairs. and Mr.. William Butler, of this
place, is off duty.
Col. W. A. Morgan and a party OF
friends are encamped on the banks Of
the Potomac at the Getzendanner
place above town.
a new tin roof is being placed on
the back building of Mr.. B. F. Harri-
sons residence. H. C. Martens men
are doing the work.
l.. you want a nice suit Of clothes
made to order, call and see samples
and learn prices from S, P. Humrick-
house, REGISTER building.
Mr.. R. W. Shirley, of Middleway,
tbs county, has gone to New York,
where he has secured employment in
the store Of Mr.. C. B. Rouss.
The sleeping cars which the Cum
jerlaud Valley Railroad has been run
utug between Hagerstown and Phila-
le,rhia have been withdrawn.
Tie Presbyterian congregation Of
tins place Will hold a lawn festival in
tie ward Of Mr.. T. F. Jones on Friday
and Saturday evenings, August 9th
and 10th.
Captain Walter Hutchins, of the
Norfolk 4 Western Railroad, is taking
h, vacation, and Eastburn CLANCY is
running the accommodation train in
b. place.
W. Bell, native Chinaman who is
in this country studying for the min
...ry, delivered very interesting lee
wrym the Southern Methodist Church
o. this place last night.
Mss Kate Wisncr, the daughter Of
Hon j. Nelson Wisner, editor Of the
Nar.lsbrg independent, made her
iebu, as an elocutionist before a large
audience in that place last week.
Jus. received this week two car
loads OF stock owes which am selling
ys.y low. also wish to purchase
mex, week twenty cows with calves by
their side or close springers, C. F.
Wall, Chariestown.
Nr c. r. Hardesty purchased at
trustees sale the land of Miss Edmonia
Page. This places the title of over
$500 acres Of fine Clarke county land
III MI. Hardesty, doubtless making him
tie largest land owner in Clarke coun-
IT,
Fsuleju Antonio Lindinger, of
washington, is spending month or
two at Mrs. Pendleton's, near town.
She has formed class in German
which She Will teach while here, and
Is "..ns to take several additional
scholars if desired.
Mr. Robert Smith, living in the
vicinity of Wicklife, has through Mr..
VIC. Norris and DR.. Thomas Opie,
executors Of the late Mrs. Margaret
Riddle, purchased the Riddle farm,
eoata'rngabout l84 acres, for the sum
Of $4,000 cash. This farm adjoins
The lands Of the late VIM. D. Smith
amt is within the borders of this coun-
ty.-llut.
Active and extensive preparations
ale beng made at Uvilla for the re-
Union on the 10th and 18th and the