Shepherdstown Register from Shepherdstown, West Virginia • 3

gUguttr. I cat power running all iivet ivo han one of standing Ceo. PRIEFS. on market. Watt by our I ho 1i i Tioxt Moii.

I I at T. I I I I I California I I i I t)li? I lor Berkeley 3 11 at Mni tinsburg I are at work I I I Jt lifisou Cir1 1 i held Tuesday, July I 1 as I Ml. lit I vn, 1 the Gov. ublic. vi- it 'Mightful party l'olktf at Smiley i-ler, i Swan Fond, time, yew and lawn night of the M.

E. irom wnai the bite of a up an'l carried from the yard 1 Annetta Ent gilt. rt II; v.v Western hanged from 1 feet I the latter being v- that last week ii -hot a hoi se be 1'. Conley, near n. Bin Ming tli-- redemption of vviiing next at T.oU -tary's otlice.

S. i has been doing a iy in the manufac 1 It is ular article. train was put on Railway ycabled to make the and Roanoke had one of his 1 the other day in a alley at the logs were being i liaving the .1 :1 Charleswill be worked into ladies' tan shoes, make. Price was l.l!") to close them uy iins in -dioes ot nnual reunion and the B. O.

Y. M. C. A. i i erV rrv on and will no doubt ever Iielil.

tival will be held at the hool-houae Satur? tilth. The benefit of the Sun. i the public patronage of the Reformed Church law it festival on the new college buiKling 1 Saturday evenings of The public patronage is WY-tern Railway has man from each of the This leaves but five ngmeer, tireuian, 1 "ite brakeman. l' lost their place? the stem Maryland I hauling a tremendous LITTLE LOCALS. The of Interest that are Happening In Our Neighborhood and tlsewhere.

The teachers' institute for Jefferson county has been postponed until August 10th to 20th. It will be conducted by Prof. Thos. E. Ilodges.

Teachoro' nvnminofiAn 4 vdUlilllKUlVil ailVi III! 31st of August. The Virginia ore bank near Bakerton started up full blast last Thursday. The property is now owned by Mr. Edward Mealey, of Hagerstown, and it is said that operations will be pushed right along and considerable improvements made. Mr.

G. T. Hodges shipped the first ear-load of new wheat from Shepherdstown on Tuesday. Mr. Lemen has been buying some also for his mill.

The market has stiffened some the past week, and our local dealers are paying OG cents today. Messrs. Becker Bios, have set out 3,000,000 tobacco plants on their big farm on the Blue Ridge mountain, east of the Shenandoah river, and expect to raise a great crop. Demory Brothers have just raised an immense building for the curing of the tobacco. The ladies of the Lutheran Church will hold a lawn festival Friday and Saturday evenings of next week, July 2o and 24, at the new college.

Icecream, cake, home-made candies, chicken-soup, will be served. The patronage of the public is solicited. A stable belonging to Mr. Chas. II.

Trail, and occupied by Mr. James C. McGraw.at Harper's burned last Thursday. Insured with Washington Alexander. The burning of the -table gave rise to a report that McGraw's brewery had been destroyed.

The secretary of the One Hundred and Thirty-sccond Regiment has ordered the window in memory of the members of that regiment who fell at the battle of Antietam, which will be placed in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Memorial Church at Sharpsburg. ft' the following item from the Mar tinsburg World is true, the Berkeley county farmers are very different from ill others that we have hoard of. The World says: "Many of our farmers are well content with present prices for wheat, and are selling, some even in advance of their threshing." Peaches arc beginning to move. During the past week several hundred baskets have been shipped from the farm of Dr. A.

S. Reynolds near Moler's and that of Mrs. Azemia Shepherd and Mr. A. M.

Shepherd, above town. They wore sent to New York and Pittsburg, and we understand brought excellent prices. Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Hopper gave a delightful house party at "Rock View," their beautiful home on the Potomac near Bakerton, last week. The jolly crowd consisted of Dr. and Mrs. Bassanger, of New York Mrs.

J. W. Jett, of New Jersey Mr. Ilarry Welborne, of Florida Mrs. Arthur A.

Wilde and Mr. C. M. Wood, of Staunton, Miss Bettie Wilde, Edgar, Elmo and J.T. Hopper, ot Martinsburg.

At a meeting of the Shepherdstown Chapter of the Daughters of the Con1 federacy on Saturday last the following delegates were appointed to the State convention to be held at on Friday at o'clock Julia Grove, with Miss Lucy Schoppert alternate; Miss Sally Powell, with Miss Alice Pendleton alternate. The ru'vt meeting will he held on Saturday, IH July l24th, at 7 o'clock p. at Mrs. M. E.

Butler's, on Main street. The annual Lutheran reunion will be held at Pen-Mar next Thursday, July A fine program lias been arranged, including addresses by E. J. Wolf, Prof. Eli Iluber, Dr.

S. W. Owen, Dr. W. II.

Dunbar, Senator George L. Wellington and others. The famous Bee Ilive choir, of York, assisted by Zeigler's Pen-Mar orchestra, will furnish the music. No excursion has been announced by the N. cV W.

Railroad, and it is not likely that one will be run. Vice-President Barr, of the Norfolk and Western Railway Company, has issued a circular announcing the appointment of L. E. Johnson, late of the Lake Shore Railroad, as general superintendent in charge of transportation service, maintenance of track real estate and all other property of the company. In the interest of economy twelve clerks in the motive power department of the N.

W. at Roanoke have been notified that their services will not be required after July 15th. During the year of the Johnstown 1 tli ml- in I10CK1, WillUU uvtui iuu, 1SS9, the Shenandoah was one of the rivers that became greatly swollen, owing to that season's excessive rainfall. During the rise of this river some of the timbers it carried down on its bosom struck the spring-house of Mr. J.

A. T. Grigsby and demolished 1 wtnpatli its shattered walls 11, miij its contents. A few days ago Mr. Grigsby undertook to remove the di-bris and clean out the spring, and while so engaged came across a roll of butter weighing about eight pounds.

He took from it the cloth in which it was wrapped and found it was as sweet as any fresh butter he ever tasted, i though its long submergence in the i spring had extracted from it all the salt used in making I Courier. PERSONALS. A Record of the Coming and Going of the People That You Know. Rev. J.

L. Kibler, Mr. P. Lick- lider, Mr. C.

T. Smootz and Miss Liz- a( zie Brotkerton left Tuesday afternoon 11 i iL. i If IV UHUI1U lue llllvIilltliUlKll of Ep worth Leagues at Toronto, Cana- v' da. Tliev staid all night in Wash- ington, and left that city yesterday morning on a special excursion train. 01 They will stop olf at NiagararFalls and have the opportunity of visit ing many a' other interesting places.

The trip will 11 consume about ten days. We hope that the Sbepherdstown contingent ai may have a most enjoyable time. Mrs. Rosa L. Renner and children, rj, of Alexandria, are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. CC Samuel M.Knott, near Moler's. Mrs. Gaines, formerly Miss Edna Knott, also of Alexandria, is expected at the parental home shortly. 1 ai Mr.

Charles Lee Baker, a recent aj graduate in medicine at the University of Virginia, son of Sheriff Baker, is -y spending a few days with his parents near Leetown, and will leave for New 1I Avf 1 4 A I lOA lli A i i A 1 VI i'. 1 IU 'IdVtllC ill ilV 'UMl 1 1 111 there. Mr. C. S.

Hunter and family, of Ilagerstown, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. B. F. Harrison in this place. They had driven from Ilagerstown to Berkeley Springs, thence to Shepherds- town.

Mr. Hunter went home Monday, Mrs. Beach and her little daughter Alice, of Nashville, are expect- ed liere this week. They will be the 1( guests of Mr. and Mrs.

D. L. Rentch at the Eutler Hotel during the sum- mer. Mrs. S.

A. Baldwin, of Philadelphia, arrived on Monday for a visit of some weeks with the family of the editor. Miss Amanda Titus returned to Shep- ej herdstown with her. Miss Julia Allnut, of Montgomery county, and Miss Alice Trundle, si of Washington, are visiting the family of Mr. George M.

Duke at Ba- kerton. C( Mrs. Thomas B. Yingling and her daughter, Mrs. W.

S. Iloey, ol Balti- more, are at Mr. C. W. Show's near tnwii re tlinv will fiend liie sum Misses Elizabeth and Carrie Key- worth, of Baltimore, and Miss Shugb, of Westminster, are at Mr.

and Mrs. Davis's Wingerd Cottage, near town. Mr. Morgan Gonter, of Whet ling, 0f this State, a native of Shepherdstown, -i spent several days here the past week f0 with his nephew, Mr. James M.

Myers, Misses Katie Stipp, Daisy Kline ea Lillian Kline, of Martinsburg, spent ui Sund iy with the family of Mr. John at H. St ipp, near town. er Mrs. Taylor and her two daughters, of Chicago, and Mrs.

Rinehart, of Keyser, are vieiting Mr. J. S. Rein- hart, at Moler's. cc Among the late arrivals at Sudley Place arc Mr.

and Mrs. Ashburner, of 1 Philadelphia, and Mr. Suter, of Washington. C( Mr. and Mrs.

Win. II. Byers, of Louisville, are at their summer place near Shepherdstown. Mr. J.

F. Legge and two of hoys have gone to Oakland, to spend some time with his brother. Mrs. Alex. Bennett, of Shenandoah, Va.t is here visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. llenry Ilevnolds. T1 Miss Ella M. Kelsev has been visiting her brother, Mr. George Kelsey, in Hagerstown, this week.

Miss Lilly Fleming has been visit- p. ing her sister, Mrs. John B. Fleming, in Williamsport this week. Mr.

and Mrs. John T. Biggs, of To- lv peka, Kansas, visited Mrs. Wysong, f0 below town, this week. Mrs.

William Ilawn, ol Baltimore, is visiting at Mrs. John 11. Snyder's, ii on Washington str 6ct. Mr. John McCleary is here from sx Baltimore to spend a month or two at J1 Mrs.

Rachel Snyder's. Miss Nannie Small, of Martinsburg, is the guest of the Misses Burr, at Shenandoah Junction. Miss Nellie Marten has gone to MarQ tinsburg to spend a few days with friends in that city. We had an agreeable call last Monday from our old triend, Mr. Geo.

M. Duke, of Bakerton. Miss Lalla Reynolds is visiting her 1 grandmother, Mrs. Rosa Bowles, near Hancock, Mil. tJ Mrs.

Barbara Ray is visiting her Mrs. Black, near Meckan at, tcstown, Md. Mrs. Ella Heller, of Baltimore, is i( visiting Mrs. Geo.

W. Lick lid er near Uvilla. Miss Shaw, of Morristown, X. is here visiting Mrs. Bessie Lee, at "Lee- land." Mrs.

Hattie Wherry is visiting a friends in Martinsburg this week. fi Mrs. Susan Ferrell is visiting Mrs. Ann Cook in Waynesboro, Pa. Miss Fannie Bell Myers is on a visit to friends in Martinsburg.

Mr. Robert intermoyer, of Mc- Keesport, is in town. Miss Ada Wilson is visiting relatives in Williamsport, Md. 1 Before you buy shoes, see what J. X.

Trussell has in that line. i 1 he Call of Death. Mrs. Angeline Osbourn, widow of Kelly Osbourn, died very suddenly 'uesday morning at the home of her Mr. Thomas W.

Osbourn, ear Shepherdstown. She was assist ig in some household work, when she as stricken, and in a few moments reathed her last. Mrs. Osbourn was 4 years of age, but unusually rous and active, and her unexpected eath was a great shock to her family id friends. Her funeral was held in le Presbyterian Church yesterday, ev.

Dr. Charles Ghiselin officiating. id her body was interred in Elwwoo 1 emetery. Seven childien survive Mrs. T.

W. Osbourn; Mrs. J. 1 aylor Link, of Duffields; Lawrence, Charlestown Charles, of Loudoun tunty, David, Jarnes and John, ho live in the west. Mr-.

Osbourn as an exemplary woman in every and her kindness of heart and niable disposition endeared her to 1 who knew her. Her maiden name! as Perrv, and she was a native of county, Md. Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, wife of Mr. icob A.

Myers, died Tuesday ig of gastritis of the stomach, at her ome one mile northeast of Sbarpsurg, aged fifty-nine years. She leaves husband and three children Annie, ife of Charles Myers, ticket agent at raymore, on the X. 11. i ta, ife of Harvey Poffenberger, near harpsburg; Evan at home. She as the daughter of Charles Miller, of roderick county.

Funeral today at 3 a. services at the house by Rev. IT. McK. Hatnmack, assisted by Rev.

C. McDaniel, of the Methodist Lurch, of which the deceased a ember. Interment in Mountain lew cemetery. Mrs. Angeline Stokes, wife of Stokes, died last Friday at her Dme in Berkeley countv, aged -11 1 pars.

A husband and six children irvive her. mncll Meeting. The regular meeting of the town mncil was held Monday evening, all te members present. The committee 1 ordinances reported that the uidilutes had been properly arranged id classified. Mr.

Ilodges was nilorized to purchase an iron tin -j loot fe for the use ot the corporation, at cost not to exceed The comittoo on nuisances and fire reported lat complaint had been made as to le unsafe-condition of the property Mr. W. T. Lemen, on Cierm reet, and upon examination they und that the east and we. walls ere in a dangerous condition.

The st gable of the bouse is in a very ism fe condition, boards hanging the end. The chimney on the we-t id was found unsafe, as the pii through two board floors into the limney. The building being close the railroad, the ropertv i very dangerous. The same nimittee report--d tiiit the well at st end of (ierrn stn was in need repairs. Action on thc-e matters is deferred until the next me ting, uirpiaint was made concerning the wall; in front of the property ot H.

Cookus, and on motion the rrier was tiotilied to repair s.Tiie. ills amounting to was ordered ii 1 am! the council it Down on the Bit Is. The best part of the show last Moniy took place outside of the tent. io eager crowd around the tent iell prepared for what occurred. The were roaring while the keeper as shooting blank cartridges to quiet fin.

The crowd outside heard the looting and raring, but didn't know what it meant. At this juncire a showman peeped through the Ids the tent and shouted that "the ons are loose; run for your lives'" he scene that fallowed c.in be better naginedthan doseribed. The grounds ere cleared as though they bad been urept by a cyclone. Fat women imped the fences in the rear 1 Frank roves's and Frank Tharpelot with ie agility of antelopes; old, r'neu'i-i r.f lane men neu nun uwiu- -puth, ami the lemonade vendor- left II, not like the publican of oi but jcording to the old hymn. for our lives, stay not in all the he scene was laughable in the and those who saw it iv it was orth ten Cvurur.

rctty Good Snake Story. Here's a rather good snake ry iat we clip from Monday's Martinsurg inWrf: Mr. Joseph X. Entler, a farm labor- I r. living near Swan Pond, reports laving had a tussle with a large black- lake Friday last.

About the middle the day he sat down under the aade of a large tree to rest, and while beie he fell asleep. He awoke with old chills chasing up and down his ack. A large snake had coiled itself round his neck with its head uncomortablv close to his ear, whispering him its snakeship's secrets. lie as horror stricken, and for several linutes was unable to move. Finally disentangled the cold, clammy repile from his neck and dispatched it fith a fence stake.

The snake measired seven feet and two inches in i ength, and was as thick as an opdilarv man's wrist. The proper wb.v to build health is to make he blood rich and pure by taking Hoou iarsaparilla, the one true blood pur.tier. I Church Fotes. The Lutheran congregation of Uvilla decided last Sunday to build a new i church at that place. The congregation has outgrown its present building, and a larger edifice will be erected on tbe site of the old one.

A building committee was appointed, composed of Rev. C. H. Hockey, A. S.

Link, D. Derr, Charles G. Molerand A. P. Rein- 1 hart.

I The Lutheran Sunday scfyol con- vention will be held at Strasbing, July Among tl who will deliver addresses art- Rev. FT. Ort, ot Springfield, Ohio, Rev. IT. L.

Baugher, of York, an i Rev. Dr. E. T. Horn, of Reading, Fa.

M. E. Church South Bethe-du Uvilla 11 a. and Bakeit 3 p. m.

Collections will be taken for the American Bible cause at point-In the absence, Rev. A. A. Neel will fill the pulpit. Epworth League in tin M.

E. Ci.ui South Sun day ev nine at 7 k. Subje "Paul a Pie Mi-Coe will lead and will endeavor to make it ing to all who atten Th -fourth annual vi j. torate of Rev. C.

II. Rockey will be held in the Lutheran Church of herd-town next Sunday won at 1 10.30 o'cloct. UUnstian tmueiiv i meeting at 7 p. in. The school conventi-n 1 the inthern Methodi-t Chur its session ut C'i.

trh stov.uj 1 Fi: v. It will meet next year at Front Roy 1. M. E. Church service Prea hing at 10.30 a.

Mt, Wesley at 3 m. Epworth ague service in Shepherd-town at 0.30 p. There will be serv; in the Piv-bvterian Church Providence permits, at Kearney at 10.30 a. i m. and in Shepherdstown at 8 p.

in. An Epworth League w.t.-- tin and Sunday school annivei try will iheld in Mr. J. 13. grove, tr Middleway, July tilth an 110: h.

There will be service in the lbformed Church on Sunday in Shepherdstown at 10.30 a. and at Kearneysville at 8 p. m. A Novel Suit. -1 1 Mrs.

Jjeuluh hvan-' tioy, oy uer father and next fiiend, Geoi.re E. Evans, of Martiuslmrg, has brought suit against her father-in-law, Andrew D. Maloy, of Carlisle, for the alleged alienation of her husband's affections, claiming damagi The I'laintitfalleges that -he was ui 1- lied to Charles 1.. Maloy on Junt 5, 1S07, and that the mdant so rejudiced and poisoned the mind of her i husband her as to induce him to abandon her and desire a divorce from her, and that she haa thu- suffered a loss which no amount of money can ever and which rt.di.i exceed- the sum of The nit was brought in the court at Carlisle. School Affairs.

i The Board of Education of Shop- lurdstown district at its recent ne et- ing reduced the-alaries of the teachers from $37.50 for No. 1 ce; to $35, and No. 2 from $35 to $30. Ti levy for teacher-' fund was reduced from 23 cent- to 22 cents on the hun- dred dollars. In view of the 1 i led -eh' 1 the teacher-: there re given i ermi-sion, if so desired, to divide ti." into two divisions, one to attend school (l in the morning an I the otln in the afternoon.

The levy for the buil ling fund in this district was 1 at li! i cents on the hundri dollars, an in- i crease of cents over last year. Shepherds town, W. is one of: the strictest local oj tion towns in country. Vet 1 IIeoimP.r, men Lite been makii the town the week." Come, now, brother haven't you be tackling that riv.ute jug too heavy and imagine tie orgare taking place? Certainly your town eople are too saintly to get WiVi Lead- r. We regret to say that some of our citinans have permitted themselves be tempted by the Maryland di-pensers of rot gut, illustrating the evils of bad neighbors.

But w. ar-- -till i from the "whoolv-go lies." M. P. Beard, a freight cm luctor on the Norfolk and il ulway, was found dead under the wheels of iiis train list i iv mini; ui ui toes. His head was 1 i of bis hands mashed off.

As ninr.saw the unfortunate man ur.til his mangled body was found on the tr. it is not known exactly how the occurred. The remains taker, to Shenao ih, wliere the wi iow and several children tie- 1 man resile. IT had been I on the road for nine years and was held in high esteem by tho-e under whom he i here Is Nothing So Good. There is nothing jret as 1 as Dr.

King's New Di-uovery for consum: tion, coughs and colds, go demand and do not permit the dealer to you some substitute. lie wiil not claim there is anything Letter, but in order to make more profit lie may claim something else to be jost as goo 1. Yon want Dr. King's New Discovery because you know it to be safe and re- liable, and guaranteed io do good or money For colds, consumption and for all of throat, and iur j-. ing so good as is Dr.

King's New Dis- i eovery. Trial bottle free at anv drug i I store. Bible Society Meeting. Tht twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Jefferson unty (Shepherdstown Branch; Auxiliary to the American Bible Society was held, pur-uant to published notice. at p.

Sin. lay. July 11th. in the M. K.

Church The otlicers were all pr? sent. The meeting -d with exercises, by i -i iet''. rhoir. reading of scrij ttr- Rev. II.

Neilson, and prayer by IJev II. Ttbckey. t)n motion the rr.tditiy t. minut-s of last meeting was ns'd with. I The report Lloyd Lieklider.

and treasurer, win then submitted. read and adopted, a summary thereof In ion ions ilnpin.r the war as i Fellows: i on l.and July from Keformed Cbarcb 0 Presbyterian I'nureti 6 Presbyterian Kearney sviHe M. K. DRh South 0 01 Lutheran Church 10 1 Kpi? Chinch. is It) 07 Plate collection tS" etc 6 OS s'.

on ta.i'id July II. Si vt ward. 1 a ii.iti<>n io 1 of the book account of the Auxil- try, a balance of in tlie lands of the treasurer. I cutive M. It- president: it.

iYnuieton. --ereiary; executive cumm ee. Mc. rran. O.

K. ai K. T. I.icklider. it re-itn i sen aud A.

S. Dan- I menibi of the exei utive committee place of II. lVtts. who was at his own motion he c.T-l irt was in ed r. p.

-t that the minutes be published in the i I .1 an i ii "i tli secret irv ol' paAt i. bit? I' Thus, i superintendent of the iii. made a few remarks touching the irHiieral work. hymn. Kev.

F. M. Woods. Iof n-iui wi was present by invitation the committee. is introdttc I pn idea' andii ivered a very vd.

impressive and address the Hibie, which plat colli ct 'II Mils tSlk'M lip, lieldimr On the tintr adjourned. i 1. lie ti ti; ('or- nal i H'tiedic I ion Uev. J. Ki'oler.

It. S. Penim.ktov, Ser'y. Opportunity to Visit Washington Landay, Jo'y 25th. Remarkably Low Rates.

Tile II. A O. II. K. lias iir-aliped an- tlier "siinday xeursinn i ti.

it al i apital fro in Ctinil. rland and points ist far tis Harper's Ft-rrv. Special rrivitiLr Washington II o'clock. V. ii, i in lie evening.

if fare from this vicinity: till hiniberland (5.l'?t) mi tl ll'- I- I. Snpinw 1 s11 ncii I I i i i i Iaj.ii i .20 i Lmcock 8.1^ 'I S.21I 1 'herryHun iiic lc I I i 1 mi I 1 I HI pel's i 'erry 10.00 I 00 orr- i iimr'v low it. other Don't forget the date, Sundav. O-Djy Tour to Niagara Falls With StcpOvcr Privileges. The ii.

Koval Line Line, scenic Lehigh Yul run a select excursion to Xii.ar: Thursday, July it I he (III till turn rip at Ma "eh hunk, Onoko. Watkiiis neva, Ilochester and liufA speci pr train if Pull ma cam lir-t-clit-? day in ii 1 A :11. ill I I a O. itath insjton, 10 a Stat ion. Halt iinoro.

arrive Niagara Falls II in. Traversing the scenic portion of the rip in daylight, lunch will he served ii ft in a -noc allv Round-trip t.cki ts this xcursi will bo in. sail at the following tatious at the rate annexed: Brunswick I 50 Hay rStoWtr 11 Fr Harper's I'orrj 11 -ii-i a II "III Ilsblli 1 I 50 i'liarh stowrj II 75 I' information apply it O. Agent or to Jm II -chrj v-r. inr-r Aynt, Haiti more.

Md. Thursday. JlHh. Hoi in gcon. Va.

lie will Ho iuogmted rt--. 1 Leo University ptember 15th, when Preci: i'. in, IIoj University, wi Mirer in addim i CL.tr.-- mili: rmire of Los committed saimde the other day because his wife, lrotn whom he uj living with him ay.in. Easy to Take asy to Operate A re features peculiar Hood's Pills. Small In size, testelt-ss, efficient, thorough.

As one mac Hood's said: Yoa never know yon Lave taken a pill till ft Is all over." C. I. Flood I Proprietors. Lowell Mass. Tic only pill to take with Flood's Haraaparilia.

"Lamp Move" to I use the top any lamp chimney A ing curling irons, very useful in the bed rooms for sickness cents Come and at ELLEN'S. Communicated. July 10. 1897. Mr.

Km suppose Jefferson has Jven I.rudonn a knook-out blow on tall wh.at. I didn't Jo like Mr. T. B. mi patrh of down wheat for mv -aw I sent wheat that O'l ui str I st ml up by the ide my wheat 1 fore it Ml down, and it was a little taller than I mi.

The tailors measured me for 6 feet one- tall. I am going to give Jefferson a Fftsaimmona i simple of wiu.it. One grain ma le fifty itilh and anotl forty-: nr. The farmers may pay it is too late in the season to look for a to beat me, for all the i ut. 1 tell them the stub.

1 i- still there. I never went to the woo J- to. trt timber that I tli iu't know how I out by onnting the tun rig to M-t. 1 you some samples of tall oats, also a sample of that oame from my neighbor. Mr.

Gaver. Tell Mr. T. B. II.

t-sbov again. he the man I am after. Run i Jenkins. The(: remmer.t crop report, pub1 on it lay; is of more than orliu.iy ir.teit-t, 1-H ause the crop rei-oits off gn v- ir. li ate tlui St itee 11 be iailed for more than their usual share in the worM with grain 1 grain to 111 an re: orts make the wheat that country the -t in vears, ami ol the French crop have been materially rein, -h1.

The croi. will he elow the 1- tireat 1 1 i i' I reher -ion there the home -hall 1 avail in time to 1: ite requirements. The weekly EnropMn require- in- r.ts wheat, aceei'ling to I5eeri olsm, commerK r.j, this season, are i pf i of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphitcs, can be taken as easily in summer as in winter. Unlike the plain oil it is palatable, and the hypophosp'utcs that arc in it aid in digestion and at the same tm.e tone up the system. For sickly, delicate children, and for those whose lungs arc affected, it is a mistake to leave it off in the summer months, i'ne dose may be reduced if necessary.

Vvre recomms the small sire Especially for summer use, and for children, where a smaller do.ie i. require 1. It shou'd be k.m a cool p.uee i it ss once openc Ki N.I io l'ar 4 illy I l. i ll IN BIG cm KEEP VOIR You Can BY WATC uiicssW lioWillOc The contents of this value to you than all the Don't forget to keep you XT TT1 JljL JLLi "spring have torn off winter rival of sprifiL'. who know us b-st irp-nts.

Not of l.ut the improvements of progres." "xperi he qualities art- better. Varieties lar i-y to explain our growth. Old friends The qualitn we are otferir the market. Whether it's one of thi th-y are the lx st for the money Are the Leade trul it by every visitor that up-to-date ati'l ready a new thing 1HCYCLJ have a e.t of tip goods. all Solf Suits.

OUR MERCHANT TAN We hav added Merchant Tailoring itt tlx Erant success with it. and if it is your pur ur line at before leaving your order SOYS' AND CHILDI i ir -rit is tlian complete I'atf in Junior j. Reefers. Fauntleroys to y.iU and will prove to the rru is the place to buy purnishinir UtMHln, tttid the line in town. IMI.

C3-. T. As. B. Dvcas Fiiask Outbi ftOYAl, POWDER Absolutely Fure.

i I t.r stn ngthAiidhetUhfulnen. Ammilw in and all adnl oration common cheap KOY AI IHIWDKU NSW YOlJk ill tm at Seven Curves, on the Baltimore Ohio, has '1 for traffic. During the pa-t i months a large force of men ins teen in making deep cuts through tin hi'ls to strengthen one of tie pott msofthe Rtlt. note v. 0 Not O' ly will this improvement i rev- -it a grt luanv an re tin operation, hut it 1 make riding rv much more ml ovcrth.it The cost of 'i rv marly Eternal Vigilance Is Hie pt of a I III.

W.i toll rat the rlmt Hit purr i pi inpii'M, nuiuuiit ami srrornl.a tak rt.lu. Piivi1 aw.iy i. i ii nt NI m. .1 ill! lu'lti'N Ittul ntili i.i' I I I I lei lit; Ii) lit king ttr- Ht on I Mir Item family mi. lo tit nllti.

aurt'. SHtPhEROSl OWN MARKETS. lit m.i;' i.it*li< Ii. WIMKI, NOi pw Iwiinlia ii per boibfl (. I I (it 11:1) II Ul Ci .1 tlntU'i.

I- lli'f II Haunt (vi II Sliiilllilr1 t. IS f. I'liUktlH I ni W. F. Licklider.

Best and Ciieapest! We want t-i -ay you that hardly a day pa--? that we don't new ami tresh in our line, ami wo holievo that wo hnvo the in I cheapest jjoods to you. Wo aim to wll the 1'nrt -t (irooorioH that a oli'. rtil ami at that will In- to your ad vantage to traiie ith it Shoo trade is a-ino. Wo don't hipdi priced Shoos, hut the In M.L'n, cl. ami can found; also a good Slippers.

hina is cheaper than il will he later wo are ready to supply your wants. ('hauiher Sets 82 a tit i A good -t? Fa lie roods tor wedding and hirthduv presents. 'I -apply your want- for --crying we have I.jOO gallon- ot Mom ware, HO dozen o( To doxrii llv 1'iiiiihleis ami elnap Sugars. We want i I Hacon, Lard, in i for goods. K.

i ttully, vV. P. Licklider. SALE! i KYK OiN IT! ave IVIoney HiNG IT. cupy This Space.

space will be of more balance of this paper, eyes fixed RE )PENING he tore cklcudar now iooouoch the wjii be Die UMKftrlhvinpnrtf iu.se it been a perfert store, will appear lower. becaueo t'er. demanded by a larjrer It'a lint'. ire attracted by the 11 you thin are the ffrratest valui 10.00, Ix.ott or IIIK4P offered. rs in Low are also the in it whenever we SUITS! the in both fhcycleanJ ORING DEPARTMENT.

wo ami huve movt to have a Suit loonier look at We will tave you money. REN'S CLOTHING. lit tcaaon. It it one array of beautiful and H'jitt. We have the Hhereof Jefrrvio county that our ttonj Hoaiery, Halt, ABLER, W.

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