Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-10-17

armber of Sharpsburg boatmen
- At home sick with malaria
vbooping cough is prevalent among
A.,biliren of Shepherdstown.
r,a.,nats have made their appear
.,,s but they are high in price.
o.r merchants are getting in fine
stocks Of goods for the fall trade.
P,-n in Shepherdstown, October
,a.t TO Mr.. and Mrs, w. J. Britner,
aor.
Bass fishing has been excellent this
week. and some fine ones have been
caught.
DON'T forget YOU get boots, shoes
al mbbers at old prices, at W. P.
Lc5l.jers
You can find most anything you
..i IN china. glass and lamps, at W.
P LiokGders.
Mr.. John Tt er has our thanks for
generous lot Fallowwater apples
al, are iust tiptop.
Raleigh Sherman will plant 10000
reach trees and 1000 plum trees on
RI, farm near Sharpsburg.
c. T. Hodges yesterday sold nine
ar5al- OF wheat, corn and hay to
1a, Bros, of Cumberland.
H5use-cleaning times are upon us,
nlGl-a,tiug yepipes are causing
Asu.aal amount of profanity
is. Fleming is selling good many
tie new bed-springs that he manu-
features here. They are frst-class.
William Staubly, of Martinsburg,
I'll from a chestnut tree last Saturday
and broke hisright leg above the knee.
Mr.. D. W. Hendricks has had fine
new wlnd-pump erected at his place
near Cyilla. c. D. Wysong furnished
Tie visitors from Shepherdstown and
Jefferson county to the HagerstOwn
fair this week have been very numer-
Gus.
Mr.. C.J. Knott, of Moler's, has got
Ten position on one of the street-car
Ines in Washington and went to work
Yesterday.
The REGISTER goes to press We'd
rssiay evening this week, 50 that a
u,l day may be put in at the Hagers-
town fair
Nr. Frank L. Billmyer has rented
hi. farm and will sell his stock and
farming utensils at public sale on
November 1t.
The rush of freight business on the
Norfolk & Western continues. Two
more freight crews are to be put on
tbs division this week.
In Harpers Ferry barrel of water
Tia, had been hauled from the Shen-
Uloah river was stolen in the night.
Must be dry times there.
Received this week mountain buck
wheat, hominy, beans, cheese, macca-
rai. c.tron, raisins, currants, mince-
meat. etc W. P. Licklider.
Geo. H. Hagley, CharlestOwn, is 60
.1gout Of business and will sell his
enormous stock of goods at sacrifice.
See advertisement this week.
Ms. Ella Martin, of Baltimore, who
conducted the millinery department of
" S Hiteshew's store last spring, Is
again filing the same position.
Ms. William Miner, who was form
ely Mss Fannie Chambers, of Har-
Isrs Ferry, was paralyzed at her home
in Washington few days ago.
The contract for carrying the mail
between the postofice and the depots
at Martnsburg has been awarded to
John 5. Powell, at the yearly rate Of
$525.
The Charlestown Spirit says that
Charles B. Alexander is to have po-
2uou connected with marine engineer
ing on an ocean steamer, instead of
postal clerk.
Nntinsburgs council decided to
purchase a stone crusher and street
roller but the mayor has entered a pro-
lest and wants the streets paved with
ytu6el BRICK.
N l.. Eichelberger has been doing
alaal-otHce business with his hydrau-
"e cider press near Uvilla. Farmers
IRON far and near are having their
cider made by him.
Ee,s are beginning to run down the
Potomac and numbers of them are
beng caught in the fshpOts. The eelS
have evidently gotten tired of waiting
lOr a rise IN tho ,-ivar