Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-07-02
BRIEFS.

Lckhdsrs'
Picnic parties supplied at w. P.
LckEders.
s,.n,5av will be the glorious Fourth
"A legal holiday
lemons, oranges and cocoanuts at
V. P. Licklider's.
p,rn to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lewis
wl.bars. June Goth, a fine son.
An slippers and Oxford ties re-
l,.si in rfice. W. P. Licklider,
saturday being legal holiday,
r.Fsrson Savings Bank will be closed.
Mr.. VIM R. Miller is working in
Psrrvi,le. Va, on big job Of paint
las.
Ta5 is cheap between Shepherds
,ora and HagerstOwn-only ten
cents.
.r cannot do without the REGIS
TAR. Mrs. John W. Clipp, Charles
Town.
Tile sale of the Rutherford prop
.,.y La. been postponed until Satur-
Jas July llth.
For .als-Two secondhand vehi-
H.. A rhaeton and stick wagon.
Dr. IT, W. Banks.
4 number Of persons from Shep-
fsris.gwn and vicinity went to Wash
r,,oa on the excursion Sunday.
Ms. Olive Roth and Mr.. Charles H.
Thorn $. both of Martinsburg, were
married in that city last Thursday.
Yesterday was an extremely hot
tsy-suumer setting in with rush.
!. starts off pretty warm again this
morning,
The corporation offers $4,000 worth
o. bonds, bearing II per cent interest,
70 tie highest bidder. Here's a
chance for a safe investment.
Keep on sending us the dear old
Rzs.s.Ea-we would seem lost with
on, il. This is what Marshall Potts
writes from Tippecanoe, Ohio.
r. ?. Sbstfer, of Shepherdstown,
!. breaking and training horses and
colts at the Morgans Grove fair
grounds. Csn gre references. Charges
reasonable.
The ladies' of Bakerton NJ. E.
Church Will hold a festival in the
s,l55..house yard on Saturday night,
July lIth. Proceeds for the benefit
O.. ,as church.
Bargains Special sale OF glass
Vale Saturday, July 4th-5 and 10
ts-. counter Don't miss it. Ice
cold soda water cents glass. At
J. S F.emings,
Mr. Andrew J. CriswelI and Miss
Georgia Sler, both of MaItinsburg, |
were married in that city last Thurs
day evening. Rev. John S. Dougla.
performed the ceremony.
Passenger train No. 27, on the n.
EW Railway, was delayed two hours
Jas, Saturday evening at ShaIp.burg.
Tie engine broke down and another.
laI to be sent from Hagerstown.
Attention i. called to the adver-
ussmeut Of H. c. Gorsuoh, Martins
burg, who offers big bargains in rib
c5l. aud wash silks. The ladies will
CAD some beautiful goods very cheap.
Tie CLatauqua Assembly at White
Post. Va, viii be held July Is to q.
Many prominent speakers will be
present, Including Rev. Sam Jones.
Tie Norfolk & Western Railway will
give lslt-tdre rates.
Oar baseball club went to Hagers-
town Yesterday to play the Hagers-
t5wa team. Our boys had bad luck,
having been beaten by score of II
10 ]. Most of the runs were the Ie-
suit Of errors by our team.
During the past few weeks a num-
Ter O.. persons have made the mistake
Of gong for their mail into the saloon
tia, occupies the room so long used as
aIo,totee 4 good deal of embar-
BASEMENT has been caused at tines
Tie articles intended for premiums
for M9rgaus Grove fair are on exhi-
5,.oaiu the room next to Mrs. Her
uag,or store. This room will be
USED as an Office also, and Secretary
L.ca.lier will soon occupy it as head
quarters.
Mrs Sarah Z. Leblanc was granted
a divorce in her suit against her
husband, 0. y. Leblanc, by the Cir
ca' Court Of Jefferson county on
aaae 18th. She is allowed to re-
sumo her maiden name, Sarah Z.
Marshall.
D. Mortimer Johnson was found
dead IN his room at his home in Bal
uno-e last week, with two bullet
hole, in his head. The coroner has
been unable to decide whether it was
scs.a Of murder, suicide or accident.
Ar. Johnson had relatives in Shep-
-'E.s,owa and he occasionally visited
here
Relatives of Walter Rouzee, the
young man who was killed at Baker
Ton on June 18th, have employed coun-
Sc. and will institute a suit for dam
ages against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. They will make a claim for
f-JyJO. Richard f. Byrd, we'll