Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1897-10-28
BRIEFS.

Good macRln'osies loi P@'oV a' l.
B. Lines.
Today the sun rises at $50 and
SET. at so.
Examine the newest designs in shirts
atT.B. Lines.
Mr.. H. c. Getzendanner's big sale
rkes place next Wednesday.
The chestnut crop on nearby noun
n;r. IS almost total failure.
For all kinds of boots and shoes, all
rs.rh.s and sizes, go to Hodges.
There are some sidewalks that
,r-,. to be repaired before winter
SETS in.
Nsyor B. F. Harrison celebrated his
9th birthday today by giving fam
av dinner.
GOOD rain fell nearly all day
v,ri., 1t was needed to revive
The streams.
Bargains at the Great Bargain
Store for three days. Read the ad-
rs--:sement in another column.
Charles Clarke, colored, showed us
ni.,h Of very peculiar growth few
law. ago. 1t weighed n pounds.
tn. Boonsboro Band passed through
sl4rherdstown yesterday morning on
s.. wsv TO Charlestown. 1t gave us
rome good music.
Tie Daughters of the Confederacy
viii meet at Mrs. H. NJ. Turner's next
saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock. A
FIJI, meeting is desired.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Conklin, of
Prosperity, Pa, daughter. Mrs.
co.s..n was formerly Miss Lille Chap
line, O: Shepherd8tOwn.
marriage license was issued in
Washington on Monday to Edwin B.
Homer Jr., Of Martinsburg, and Miss
Eva 4. Kemp, Of Bolivar.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
cation Will meet for the redemption
Of stock on Monday evening next at
The sr,r,tarys office at 7 o'clock.
Rev. David H. Shields, of Martins
bu. lately appointed a chaplain in
.as L. 5. army, has been assigned to
duty at Fort Thomas, Kentucky,
The Great Bargain Store offers some
rare bargains the last two days of this
week and the first Of next. Read the
advertisement in another column.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cush-
VA. Of Williamsport, on Monday, a
daughter. Mrs. Cushwa was formerly
NJ, Gertrude Spohn, of this place.
Or. Pitman, of Kabletown, has pur-
chased of John Walraven, Of Balti-
more. . acres of land at Kabletown
ar$Il0O He Will erect a residence
omit
We have to acknowledge to the
Wllamsport Leader that Maryland
wA..key is about the worst thing that
Lasevvr been introduced in Shepherds
town.
Next Sunday is Haliow cen. Per-
haps as it falls on the Sabbath day we
may be spared from such witless jokes
as the Carrying away of steps, gates
signs etc.
Tie Ladies Aid Society Of Elk
Branch Church Will hold an oyster
supper in the Casino at Dufields on
Saturday night, November 9th. All
ATE cordially invited.
Water white coaloil, $50 degrees,
l0geu,s a gallon, chocolate Is cents a
cake, corn starch 5 cents a package,
oa,mea, 7 cents box, at New Store.
j. A. Staley, manager.
Mr. J. J. W. Johnson cut himself in
Ne bead with an axe last Thursday
He was chopping wood when the axe
caught in clotheslne, and being de-
2ee,yl hit him in the head.
New Orleans molasses, mountain
bu.awheat, cranberries, beans, sweet
Potatoes, fresh confectionery, catsup
sauces and ready mixed mustard, a
New Store. J. A. Staley, manager,
Mrs. VIM. L. Arthur has sent t(
our Office some well-fOrmed plums o
good size, the second crop of tres
tia, bore fruit the past summer. l
warm weather only holds out maybe
they will get ripe.
Ms. Josie Baker entertained large
number of her youthful friends Las
Friday evening at party at her home
On Main street. The young folks ha(
royal good time, if the sounds o
ninth were an indication of pleasure.
Mr. J. w. McCleary, who is vel
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