Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-10-03

The straw hat has been called H.
rt.rs were gipsies in town yester-
'' n, Frederick fair will be held next
week.
,+Hoiges $ you will find the cheap
st price. in town on tar rope
Tr, letters in the Charlestown post
-. are advertised for ], S. Lucas,
" P LiekHder is ready for fall
Il. Read his new advertisement.
;o.n, stock company is to be or
..,sl AZ Harper's Ferry to run a
sni..us factory.
Ii. estimated that the peach crop
, Washington county, Nd, is worth
100000 this year,
Ii. said that there are enormous
Quantities of ohestnuts in the noun
,,irs in this section.
Taking advantage of the low water,
10 canal company has made extensive
pra.rs to Dam 70, 4.
Mr. Al. Sh er sold his furniture
rs. saturday, paratory to moving
- Washington with his family.
Picking spices, plain and mixed IA
l;rl. homemade vinegar, fresh cakes
md crackers Just in. J. n. Trussell,
Fuss, fall stock of Douglas shoes
:, hi. week. mo change in price
rocasrsein quality" J. n. Trussell.
Eone-raised melons, green cante-
'.mss for pick 5, Jersey sweet Pota-
zoe. and pumpkins, at ]. N. Trussells.
Mr. c. E. Dudrow has sold his cot
ss. in Bolivar to Mr.. Charles Rau,
anil vii. build a new house on Camp
Hill.
Clover seed is turning out very well
tbs fall. Lynn Magruder raised q
bushels on % acres on G. T. Lickhder's
farm.
W would like for those indebted to
The REGISTER to pay up. 1t takes
money to run a newspaper-promises
won, settle bills.
The ladies aid society of the Lu-
,5s.aa Church meets tonight (Thurs-
3,r0 at the home of Miss Anna Win
,smoyer at : o'clock.
Owing to the death of Prof. Under
donk. the late principal of St. James
College. near Hagerstown, that institu-
ton will not be opened this fall.
ID. Billmyer is getting in a full
supply o. fall and winter goods of ev-
cry description, and prices, as usual,
are low. See new advertisement.
Potomac Permanent Building As
ISOLATION Will meet for the redemption
Of shares at O'Clock on Monday even
nguext at the Office Of the secretary.
Mr.. J. y. Trussell will push. the
brck.making industry for all it is
worth this fall and will try to burn
THO k.lns before the bad weather sets
in.
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner has ap-
pointed Z. P. Harrison receiver of the
Narusburg street railway company,
and some disposition will soon be made
otAsIroperty.
Letters remain uncalled for in the
Slepherdstown postofice for Miss
Oracle Mailer co., Miss Gertie Ramey,
Mrs MARGARET Feaman, Charles Z.
Srope and Charles Holmes.
Comfort awaits you at Hagley' s,
Caulestown. Serviceable clothing
saves doctors bills. Fall mornings
demand change to heavier weights.
Autumn top coats at S., very fine.
The cold spell the first of the week
caused people to get their stoves in
order H. c. Marten, the Shepherds
town dealer, has been selling numbers
Of stoves in town and through all this
section.
Senator c. J. Faulkner gave a sup
Per Jas, Thursday night at his home
"Boylv.lle, to the members of the
bar and several other gentlemen In
honor o. his brother, Judge E. Boyd
Faulkner
Tie Drought still continues in this
section and the streams are becoming
lower still. Pasture is getting scarce
The farmers are seeding wheat, but the
ground j. 50 dry that they work under
great difficulty.
Mrs Geo. L. Hoffman, near Kear'
1sysy.Le, is entitled to the red ribbon
as the most successful poultry raiser
She las over one hundred turkeys,
large flock Of guineas and an enormous