Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-08-06
Briefs.

N0N AA4N
r,mpaign hats at T. B. Lines.
rbsrsll be a big corn crop this
year
Glass fruit jars at reduced prices at
nc Martens
Ero,gans Grove fair September l.,
). 3. and 4 1896,
Trv opr coffees at Is and 20 cents
mound. W. P. Licklider.
Zoos are 9 cents a dozen this week
.,3 butter Is cents pound.
The weeds on the streets ought to
b. cut down. They are obnoxious.
The Maryland Odd Fellows will
1,3 q reunion at Pen-Mar September
7th.
You can get a copy of the MOrgan's
Grove fair book at the REGISTER Of
ice.
The Lutheran Sunday school will
hold its annual picnic on Friday, Au-
gust l4th.
Paw your dues at the REGISTER
Ace Do YOU think the printer can
I've OIL air?
Z c. Marten has just received a
,,r.'osd of barbed wire nails, to be sold
s.reduced prices.
Corn has dropped to "a cents a
p.brl in the local market. Wheat
5 worth 50 cents.
The first importation of fall hats ar
I'VE. this week. Nobby styles and low
prices, at T B. Lines.
|. YOU need good solid shoes, call at
WP. Licklider's. Slippers and tan
,hoes at less than cost
Thieves stole a calf from pasture
ssl a. Charlestown the other night
br,ehered it and carried it away.
Company I, W. Va. National Guard,
Of TIL, county, left Monday for the
State encampment at Huntington.
Mr.D.F. Billmyer is making repairs
at bis -four mill west of town. The
water trunk is also being renewed.
Tie annual encampment of the In
wood Agricultural and Mechanical
Association viii be held August II to
q
As We 60 to press today Mr., George
White IS reported to be extremely i'll,
and his death may be expected at any
hour.
Canned salmon Is cents, syrup 6
cents quart, corned beef, potted ham
5 and 10 cents per can, at W, P. Lick
Hdsrs
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner held a
brief term of the Jefferson Circuit
court On Tuesday for the entry ofsoms
DEGREES.
The aggregation of St. Joseph S
Catholic Church viii erect new par
soaage for their pastor, Rev. H. ].
McK-stry.
N. G Tabler, Martinsburg's fash
ioaa5.e clothier, has made great
slaughter in prices, See advertisement
m this paper
The Charlestown Advocate says that
Miss Laura C. Strider will succeed Mr..
Oliver Harris as teacher of the Hall
town public school.
Tie REGISTER viii BE- interesting
iron now until after the election.
Subscribe now, while you can get it
Tor - cents a year
Bys- quality homemade fruit cans,
made by skilled labor, at 40 cents per
dozen Money refunded for any that
leak. He Marten.
Tie Misses Wysong, their guests,
the Misses Morrison, and several of
'Ae, friends had delightful picnic
a Dam No f on Tuesday.
Nnueed of glass jars. Jelly glasses,
stone Jars, sealing wax, tin cans, wax
strings gum rings, pure spices, and
sugar call at W. P. Lickhder's.
The B. & O. Railroad is equipping
''' passenger locomotives with the
chimes Whistles, similar to those used
Oh the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Nj j. R. Show, who has been assis-
,an' to Express Agent James E. Barn
mart for the past year, has resigned
FIJI Iay,ordllst the vacancy once more.
A game Of baseball will be played
here Friday between the Keedysville
club and Shepherdstown team. An
Interesting contest may be expected.
Tame called at 23Op m.
Mr.. Chas G. Johnson and wife, of
Front Royal Va, have sold their house
and lot In Charlestown to Mr.. Jos. E.
1as.v of Shenandoah Junction, for
5000 cash.