Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-09-03
Briefs.

81. rrbnc schools begin next Mon
' Lin Of fin. brick for sale by j.
y Trussell.
y TrusseIl.
y Trussen is selling off all his
.,nn,r shoe. at and below cost.
II. Winchester fair will be held
week. September Sth to 18th,
An ceiling off shoes very cheap as
.,,.n5 10 60 out of the shoe business
,,.,,.,ber ]. y. Tru'sell,
Som. o. our local fishermen are
HING carp in the river near this
, ,l,,. BY using green corn as bait.
o,- Il. dealers have used all their
.,..made" ICE, and are now buying
thorn zee or the manufactured pro-
duet
Pad the new advertisement of B.
p,o3re,on in this issue. He has
.......ts store and his prices are way
down
Tn. Eovor,h League of the South
Methodist Church made 500 by
...,,rr festival Friday and Saturday
nights.
Harrisburg and Baltimore hams,
1,.,kast bacon, dried bsef, bologna,
r,.s.rel, herring and shad. J. N.
Tr1Ee..
y,.i,s-Palmbaum store at Charles
.,r, vii, be closed Tuesday and We'd
o..iar September s and 9; also Thurs
day. l7;h
LN Tru,ssll has the finest stock OF
csp.s and fancy groceries, confection-
nv cakes, crackers, &c, to be found
in the county.
Mr. James F. Thompson, Of Martins
brrr. denies that he has joined the
bo,t.ng gold bugs. He says he is for
Bryan and sewan.
The .oss recently sustained by fire
o.. -bs residence of Mrs. ]. S. Pierce
va, promptly and satisfactorily ad-
.as..l by Msssrs. Harrison & Schlsy,
Insurance agents.
James F. Thompson & Bro, the en-
t.rpris.us clothiers, of Martinsburg,
are ready for fall business with a
splendid stock Of goods of every grade
and p-ice Read what they have to
say in another column.
The board of county commissioners
have decided to remodel the court
house in HagsItown. The taxpayers
are kicking and say that the proposed
Improvement is an unwarranted and
1,el.s expenditure Of money.
A wheat stack on the farm Of DR..
nc Beekham was set on FIRE by a
steam thresher day or two ago and
the result, before the FIRE could be .x-
ung1ished, was the destruction of
asou, 100 bushels of wheat-AdrO-
cate
The wagon used in hauling the 49,
ton marble monument of the Philadsl-
ph.a Brigade for Antetam battlefield
broke down last week while crossing a
gutter in Sharpsburg, Thirty horses
were h.,ched to the wagon. A new
and stronger wagon is being made,
Thieves entered the store of Keep
Hnger & Mckee, at Vanclsvesville,
Wednesday night, by removing a win
dow glass and prying the iron bars
apart which were over the window.
There was no money in the store, but
they stole goods to the amount Of $35.
Hon Wm G Brown, Jr., Democrat
lc candidate for Congress from this
district viii speak at Middleway
Friday, September 4th, at 80 p. M,
Al Char.sstown Saturday, September
9th, at S P. m, and at Ripon, Monday
night, September 7th, at 7,30.
heavyweight yearG ago Miss Ellen
Nelshans visited the home of Mr.. Geo.
l. SPerow, near Vanclevesville, and
while there she lost a silver thimble in
The orchard a few days ago Mr.
Sgsrow found the thimble, and it i:
Just as bright and as good as when il
was lo't This is certainly a lucky
find.
Our local wheelmsn have formed q
branch Of the League Of the American
"heeluen with the following mem
osF' F. c. Kruger, G. W. Mallett
A. ) Hanger W. J. Shepherd, R. D
Shepherd Robert Gibson, Rutherford
Ny'ong and Edward L. Rsinhart
Ine REGISTER will give a column escl
week TO notes Of interest to the L. A
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A delightful dance was given a
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