Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-07-25
BRIEFS.

" P Iicknder will pay cash for
County Court will convene August
r...b homemade candies and taffies
nrT. Bohrs.
..,..., snaps 5 cents per pound at
v. P. Llcbhder's
y.s line ofof chocolates and penny
,sal. at P 7. Rohr's.
saW. P. Licklder's and supply
rsrr.s.: with table ware
~..rs Is GOOD reading on every page
.,1s REGISTER this week.
r...l bread and buns and fifteen
End. o.cabes P. 7. Rohrs'
r,,.. 81 porcelain decorated dinner
-. at ;.oand $3.50 at W. P Lick
Ei7rs
W. want 10 close out all our ship
eos. and less than cost. W. 7.
-s.jer.
Vim +. Hofheins, publisher of the
harrisburg daily World, is sick with
malaria, fever.
W,,,el-A good driving horse,
,,,,r &c Ms NJ. P. Andrews, near
S5-rlsr3s,ovn.
n-L.M Miller has let the contract
s,.r. erection Of a handsome dwelling
t-.ss IN Charles Town.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
,,--ss one wear for a dollar. This is
..arer,aaa borrowing it.
Tar S,,.-A fresh COW and a cali
al ~. .v5 weeks old. Apply to H. H.
H.,'rsas. Shepherdstown, W. Va.
r.. vsrl taxes to f. T Licklider,
-r.r fur Sheriff Baker, and save
.t. Further indulgence cannot be
gwen
Tie Norfolk & Western station at
r.s-,s, Town was broken into Mon
tsr,..a. and trunk carried off and
rsl,..6el.
John ". Gardner, our popular as
SCISSOR .arssaei his wheat crop the first
O. lie week, and got 1900 bushels
from - acres.
Anew STYLE balI-bearing noiseless
sewn. machine, also a nice lot Of
large rocking chairs. Call and see
item. J. S. Fleming.
Cali the house or give us your
order il YOU want honey. We can
supply hucileberries if your order is
ra.slll time. B. Hartzell,
4 u,, supply of Cumberland coal
on aar5-run Of the mine for $500
to. a, the wharf and lump coal at
;4Q1a ton at the wharf. W. H.
Erote.
The river, which has been muddy
ever since early in the spring, has at
Jas, cleared up, and there is now no
good reason why bass should not bite
beautifully.
Hat, for horses are becoming very
fashionable in this section. 1t will
break ap a man, though, if the styles
shall change as often as the styles in
women S hats.
Little Russell Eichelberger acct
isla.y scratched his foot one day
las, week, and erysipelas set in, caus-
Ing lin great deal Of trouble for
ssysra, days past.
We are requested to state that the
assessments on the Morgan's Grove
Fair Association stock are due, and
may now be paid to Treasurer G. T.
L-sader Shepherdstown.
Walker Bros, of Charles Town, have
contract to place an iron bridge
across the run at Captain Baker place
a. Lsr,own, and the work is to be
completed by August 18th.
James Douglas Frazier stepped on
needle the other day, and it ran
clear through his fat little foot. 1t
Lad the thread in it, and his mother
pulled II ont by the thread.
Mss Lily Meleester, daughter of
Nr. and Mrs William Meleester, was
married recently to Mr.. William I'm
:e.i, Of Hagerstown, at the home of
the BRIDE near Shepherdstown.
Thomas Watson, of Martinsburg,
|ao was working on the new graded
.el11. building, accidentally fell from
s'eooai-story window the other day.
tie was fortunate enough to escape
WITH a few bruises and scratches.
Tie colored campmeeting at Nor
gan woods, near town, was attended
by large crowds last Sunday. The
livery teams that hauled some of the
""orsAppers' here from other towns
Were made to earn their money.
James W. Mason, Jr., special COM
missioner, sold on Thursday at public
,ae The property of Mrs. Christine
va, deceased, at Halltown, consisting
Of a house and lot. Her son, John W.
VII. Jr, purchased the same for 1854.
Henry Barnhart, who has been clerk
1s Tor j. \. Staley, has accepted a
Pace in the store of Vanmeter Bros,
al. Paul Thrasher succeeds him in
IL II Mr. Staley's store. We hope that
Henry may continue to thrive, though
L- IS cooking triAa delicate