Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-06-09
Briefs.

Potomac roe herring at W. l. LICK
Ilers.
Mons night shirts only so cents at
3D. Lines.
o,r summer visitors are coming
thew are welcome,
The Baptist church at Summit Point
70 be dedicated Sunday.
something new in sweaters, only 25
and 50 cents, at T. B. Lines.
New macl,erel and lake herring in
Ig,kets. at W. P. Licklider's.
Some very new designs in mems
nsgngee shirts, at 7. B. Lines.
A pension has Teen granted to Mrs.
Amanda Cooper, Kearneysville.
The largest and best line of mems
PANTS and overalIs, at 7. B. Lines,
Mr.. Jesse \. Engle, Jr., is building
new dwelling-hOuse at Bakerton.
The Hanuis distillery at Martins
bpr. has shut down for the summer.
4 pension of S. month has been
granted to 5. J. Boyd, Charlestown.
Homegrown vegetables from Hart
ze,,'s gardens are coming into market.
I, viii pay you to visit W. P. Lick
Eder if you need anything in china
or glass.
NJ. George W. Knode has had his
two dwelliug-houses on High street
regainted.
Dr. a, S. Reynolds is having gravel
walks made around his property on
Washington street.
Mr., G. NJ. Beethoven is having his
dwelling, corner Princess and Wash
iugton streets, repainted.
For Sale-One No. 81 Golden
Grain" cook stove in good condition.
Apply 10 F. L. Weltzheimer.
The warm sun has been Of great
benefit to the growing wheat this week,
and it IS in excellent condition still.
a party Of HagerstOwn and Sharps-
burg fishermen are encamped along the
river at Mr.. 5. F. Lemens place, above
town.
There has been a drop of thirteen
cents d bushel in wheat since our last
report. Our dealers are offering but
30 cents today.
Mr.. Frank Trump is building row
cfuew tenement houses-six in all
at Kearneysyllle, on land purchased
from DR.. Border.
One of the big glass windows of
Gibson drug store was broken last
Saturday-a customer being accident
ally pushed against it.
Mr.. N. ?. Crowl will open first
class icecream parlor at his residence
on Washington street, and invites pub
lie inspection Saturday evening.
1t is reported here today that Miss
Alice PendIeton is so seriously i'll in
Washington that her life is despaired
Of We hope it may not be true.
The cause Of the large and continu-
Gus smile on the face of Mr.. John G.
Flanagan, OF Bakerton, is the recent
arrival Of fine boy at his home.
Messrs. NJ. L. Eichelberger and
Chas. N. Sheetz have opened their
new tin shop in the Lambert building,
corner Princess and New streets.
Bass have been biting well this
week. Messrs. Harvey Hickman and
Harvey Gardner, of HagerstOwn,
caught some fine strings down the
river.
William Rightstine, son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. S Eightstine, fell from a horse
la. Friday and broke his collar-bone.
a--e. William should use a stick
hose hereafter.
Hundreds and hundreds of dollars
worth of shoes at greatly reduced
prices. For one day only, Saturday,
June II, 1898. All fresh and good,
at T. T. Groves.
Mr.. c. D. Wysong has improved his
business property on Princess street
by laying fine new brick pavement
along the front of it and macadamizing
the alley alongside.
Messrs. Gregory Marten and Gilbert
Miller have arrived home from the
State University at MOrgantown, and
George Beethoven and David Lemen
are expected tonight.
Miss Minnie Y. Peery, of Gerards-
town, and Mr.. Ambrose l.. Duke, Of
Bunker Hill, were married Tuesday
at Hotel Baldwin, Hagerstown, by
Rev. DR.. S. w. Owen.
n II IL u. L - -. 1891.