Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-10-27

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For boys knee pants go to Pendle-
''1 Mems /. and boys boots cheap at
Hodges.
Far ,hildren's caps go to B. S. Pen
dletons.
For cheap floor oilclOth go to Pen
dletons.
For cheap underwear for men go to
Psndlstons.
Cloak. for children, very cheap, at
Psai,etons.
Bg,kwheat, hominy and beans, at
G. ". Ferrell's.
Cream starch and cameo starch, at
G. W FerrelI's.
Blankets at Pendleton's from 80
cents a pair up.
Umbrellas and leggins very cheap,
s.TB. Lines.
All kinds Of shoes, fine and coarse,
3. lowest prices, at Hodges.
Next Monday is Halloween. Look
Oh. for the boys and their tricks,
For cheap hats and caps for men,
bows and girls, go to Pendleton's.
Yoa should see those cheap overalls
and shirts tor men, at PendletOn's.
Another new lot of hats and caps
received this week, at T. B. Lines.
Mems and boys mackintoshes at
g.5 bottom prices, at 7. B. Lines.
V-.srs. Harrison ( Schley have got
,.a anew Bliokensderfsr typewriter.
y,r. J. Louis Sheetz has resumed
tie lu,,Aerng business at the old
stand.
/. Won want to save the discount,
raw YOUR taxes before the 1st of No
y5-csr
Tie corporation is putting new
meta. On Main street between Church,
anil Duke,
New raisins, currants, citron, figs,
1:1.smeat, prunes and peaches, at
G ". FemelIs.
Everybody should examine T. B.
Lines $50 suits. They can't be
IMPLICATED by any one.
Mrs H. ". Pendleton will sell per-
soma, property on Saturday. See adj
yesusemeut in this paper.
There has been a rush at Pendleton's
this week. Why? Answer, he sells
a; ,lor, profits, Come and see and be
convinced.
Fresh groceries and confectioneries,
cheese, crackers, cakes, sardines, Ora
ham crackers, ginger snaps, ETC., at ].
S Jennings.
M. Frank Jones, of the Uvilla
as..L5orhooi, accidentally sprained
hi. ankle last Saturday evening in
Slsgasrjstown.
To many of US work is blessing
and not a curse, and so we ask your
b.ss-agn the shape of patronage. NJ.
L. E..le.berger.
Good syrup ; and s cents a quart,
han. sand II cents pound, Staley S
cream corn starch and laundry starch,
a:IA Stley's.
Mr. George N. Duke and family
have moved from Bakerton to the farm
aea. Jvi,.a recently purchased from
Ms E.chelberger.
Mountain buckwheat, beans, homi-
n.y. fresh confectionery, crackers and
cakes, celery, cabbage, sweet potatoes,
etc. at J. a. StaIey's.
Fifteen thousand young bass, sent
By Fish Commissioner Bowers to Gen.
w. ?. Cgaighill, We're placed in the
Shenandoah river Monday.
Prof. Ford, a well-known West Vir-
gaa educator, will deliver an address
III S-elLerdstown November 10th.
Further notice Will be given.
Twenty couples, mostly from vir-
gina, We're married in Hagerstown
las, Thursday. Rev. DR.. Kieffer
married i've couples in two hours.
For pickles, canned tomatoes, corn,
BAKED beans, peas, succotash, apples,
Peaches, salmon, corned beef, potted
nam and tongue, 90 to G. W. Ferrell's.
A car loaded with COWS and calves
Va. teral.ei on the y. & W. Railway
al S17laerdstOwn last Saturday, caus-
ing a slight delay to the evening pas
s-lgeg train.
Ms. Mary Y, Moler and Mr.. E.
I. No.sr will sell personal property
at their home near Moler's Cross
Roads on Wednesday Novemb.r I 9Th