Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08
Briefs.

timothy seed
". P. Lickider has received eight
cases of boots.
Look at the line of tan shoes at W.
?. Licklider's.
Corn knives, baskets and tar rope,
at ". P. Licklider's.
Tin cans never were as cheap as w.
P. Licklider sells them,
". P. Lickhder can supply your
wants for picking and preserving.
The public schools of ShepherdstOwn
district will open for the fall term next
Monday.
The question Establishing a graded
school for Haper's Ferry and Bolivar
+. being agitated.
sbepherd College has been open this
rock TO enroll students A real start
wi, be made on Monday.
Mr. William NJ. Stonebraker has
,,ocaned his icecream saloon in the
rooms he formerly occupied.
Wheat has :been steadily declining
,bs past week, and today our local
dealers are offering but 81 to IS cents.
Mr.. C. J. Knott, who taught school
a, Noler's last year, has been appoint
d teacher of the public school at
Rn.ker Hill, Berkeley county.
We print the REGISTER day late
hi. week so as to get the Morgan S
Grove news and the premium lists in
before they become stale.
The Martinsburg Statesman says
that the Buhrman farm, known as the
T,lp P. Kearfott home farm, has been
so,Ito Mr.. Baue, of Mineral county,
this State.
Mr.. VIM. N. Bowers, of Jefferson
county, and Miss Lorah L. johnson, Of
MARYLAND, were married Thursday
morning at the Southern Methodist
parsonage by Rev. J. L. KILLER.
Mr.. John L. Hammer and Miss
Maud Stockey, both Of this county,
were married last Thursday at the
Southern Methodist parsonage in
Charlestowu by Rev. James Il. Wolff
Miss Francis X. L. Undertake, Of
this county, and Mr.. Edwin G. Wilson,
Of Kab.etown, were married in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Charlestown
Thursday. 1t was very stylish we'd
ding.
Mr.. A. L. Beaumont has gotten in
a stylish lot of new jewelry of various
attractive designs which he sells very
cheaply. We return our thanks to
him for some useful little articles that
he kindly sent US.
In the agricultural department at
the fair Mr.. J. S. Coleman has on ex-
L.5.tion a couple of pumpkins, in good
condition, that were raised last year,
He has also his fine driving and saddle
horses at the fair.
After the fair is over you may want
your buggy or carriage put in good
repair. If so, take it TO R. H. Rogers,
Kgarneysyille, who Will do it up in
ars,-olass style at a reasonable price.
Al work guaranteed.
A. the fair on Thursday a ball
glanced from the shooting gallery and
struck Nh Lewis Lucas in the side.
I,peaetrated the flesh some distance,
and though rrobed for was not found,
T. !, -lorght the wound will not prove
serious.
Ralph Bingham, who appeared in
Saepherdstown over year ago, is
coming again soon after the middle Of
this month. Those who witnessed his
thrilling entertainment before, will be
eager to hear him again. Particular;
lezt week.
Alta conference in Chicago of rep
Iesentatives of the AdamS, American
aud United States Express Companies
it was decided that the companies
would bear the expense Of the war tai
instead Of requiring the public tc
stamp consignments. The Southern
Express Company still takes advantage
Of It's opportunity to fleece the people
outot the stamp tax.
Mss Ella Kelsey gave an enjoyable
musicale at her home on Main stree
last Friday evening, when her music
pupils acquitted themselves with grea
creii; to their teacher. In addition t
tAsIrogramme by her class, there wer'
yocal and instrumental selections anC
Iec'tauons by number Of other per
sons aHording most interesting en-
,sEia.nment, A very large number o
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