Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-06-16
BRIEFS.

Lines.
Large harvest pickles at w. P, Lick
hders.
Mems night shirts, only so cents,
att. B. Lines,
The town run was cleaned Of stones
and rubbish this week,
Harvest lemons, Potomac herring,
etc. at W. P. Lickhders.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address for dollar a year.
Some very new designs in men
n.s,tsee shirts at T. B. Lines.
MI. Eichelberger & Co. are ready
for tin iobbing and bicycle repairing.
Re;nharts Pharmacy has been
e,pirrs3 with screen doors and win
doors.
twill pay YOU to call at W. T,
Lisklder's before buying your harvest
supplies.
W. P. Lcklider has another large
lot o: china dinner, tea and chamber
sets this week.
Gauzs shirts and drawers, the best
that money Will buy, for 25 and so
cents, at 7, B. Lines,
We have added number Of new
subscribers to our list this week, The
people like the REGISTER.
China and glassware look at this
line will convince you that W. P. Lick
Ider can save you money.
For Sale-One No. 81 Golden
Grain" cook stove in good condition,
Apply to F. L. Weltzhsimer.
The Antjstam VALLEY Record, pub
lshed at Sharpsburg, has been reduced
IN size from eight to four pages.
Prof. A. c. Kimler is booked to con-
duct the teachers institute in Pendle-
ton county, beginning August 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibson, Miss
Julia Grove and Mr.. E. D. Bowly are
camping along the river north OF
town
Stonebraker's icecream parlors are
opsn day and night. Ice cream Of all
Asvors furnished in any quantity de-
sired.
The new advertisement Of Messrs.
Harrison & Schley, the enterprising
insurance agents, will appear in our
next issue.
We slip money into your pocket on
every price we quote you. Read our
al. in another column. The Great Bar
gain Store.
All fresh vegetables, also cocoanuts,
bananas, pineapples and fresh cOnfec-
tiouery, crackers and cakes, this week,
at J. A. Staley's.
DR.. Daniel Morgan has been de-
tached from the cruiser Cincinnati
and ordered to the receiving ship
Franklin, at Norfolk.
One Of the REGISTERS subscribers
at Martinsburg has Just sent money tc
pay his subscription up to 1901. He
appreciates a good thing.
Just received a new invoice Of the
celebrated R. & G. corsets, including
the popular short corset, at NJ. B
Bakers. Ask to see them.
Potomac Permanent Building AS
sociation will meet for the redemption
Of stock on Monday evening next al
the secretary's Office at $50 o'clock.
The wheat has ripened fast this
week, and is now almost ready for the
harvest. The farmers of this vicinity
Will begin cutting the first Of next
week.
Special harvest sale this week al
The Great Bargain Store. See ad. in
another column. Don't overlook this
opportunity. 1t means money in YOU
pocket
Mr. C. C. Welty, of Colo, Iowa
who is we'll remembered by our oldel
citizens, in sending his subscription
for the REGISTER, writes us: 81 can
not DO without the REGISTER, for i
gives me all the news from home anC
nv old friends.
One of the workmen engaged in lay
ing the new college pavement wa
Hiram Griffith, of HagerstOwn. HI
was 6 feet "a inches in height-an(
the boys called him Shorty" He i
only twenty years old, and maybe h'
viii continue to grow.
Rev Geo. J. Hill, class of 1879, wa
mere this week attending the SHEPHERD
College commencement and visiting
his relatives and friends. He is {
minister of the Methodist Protestan