Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-10-20
BRIEFS.

r,r cheap oilcloth go to PendletOn's'
~ cheap hosiery go to PendletOn's.
~ GOODS are cheap at PendletOn's.
w.13ipg presents at w. P. Liokh-
ders. nm
P,rrs, o. new pickles at W. P. Lick
Eiers.
F., cheap hats and caps go to Pen
dlstoas.
r.,. and winter gloves at W, P.
Li,bliers.
r,r. to Mr.. and Mrs, c. S. Hunter,
o.. Has,rstovn, a SON.
For cheap underwear for ladies and
..a,. % to PsndletOn's.
LARGEST stock of shoes for fall wear
%, be found at Hodges.
m, we. want canton flannel at a
.sa. profit. Go to PendletOn's.
Attend the special sale at E. 7.
lines. lis money in your pocket.
Don, forget the dates Of Special
Sic q, Z. 7. Liness-October q,
- and u
Congressman Dayton is billed to
sneak a. Uagpers Ferry next Monday
a, one o'clock.
Ms, Bessie Butler gave birthday
m..y toanumber Ofher young friends
las. Friday evening.
Og hunters are after the rabbits
now. which are said to be very plenti-
in. al, through the county.
OWN, to a washout near Basic City
Tuesday y. < W. passenger train, due
f-r-a. q2S, was about six hours late.
Ne advise our country friends to
come to SLepherdstown to do their fall
iry..- Our merchants have fine
.:..a. o. goods.
Frank Lsslie's Popular Monthly is
reduced in price from % cents to 10
cents a number, beginning with the
November issue.
The REGISTER goes to press little
earlier than usual this week, so as to
give an opportunity for our force to
WIS.,. tie Hagerstown fair.
Nr George Wilmington, of Kear-
rsy.y..ls, accidentally shot himself
in the hand with pistol a few days
ago, causing a painful wound.
Dr. 4. 5. Reynolds has had extern
ayy Logpens built north Of his -four
nj. in this place, and will feed a
large number of hogs this fall,
syrup and s cents quart, hams
Sand II cents a pound, pickles Scents
dozen, coffee 10 cents pound, I've
scents a box, at J. a. Staley's.
Jennie Wells and Jennie Robinson,
graduates of the colored graded school
o: this place, have entered as students
a, S,orsr College, Harper's Ferry.
The United States Court is in ses-
soma, Nart.nsburg this week. Messrs.
E. H. Rglnhart and James Rightstine,
o. SL-gleIlstown, are on the jury.
The members of the colored Meth
Ol.s, congregation in this place are
conducting a revival IN their church,
il which much interest is manifested.
Hon. Wm. B. Cornwell, chairman
o: tile Democratic congressional COM
n.,,gs, addressed the voters at Man
mig and at Bakerton on Monday.
His speeches were highly spoken Of.
Beware Of the gamblers and fakirs
a, tie Uagsrstown fair. Many peo-
I,e have been robbed already. There's
no. one fair or honest game of chance
On tie grounds. You can't beat
gambler at his own tricks.
We call attention to the new adver-
useueat o. John D. Swartz, the old
reliable Hagerstown tailor. He has
a. tie latest styles to select from at
low prices, and a perfect fit is guaran-
teei Drop in and see him when you
- ty l-r 4dlI.
In the United States Court at Mar
t.lstrrs Tuesday the suit of E. H.
Remnant, administrator of Henry
Shepherd, deceased, against Murray
and Cowen, receivers of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. was continued until
the next special term of the court.
Mr.. John J. Cornwell, editor of the
Hampshire Reriew, will accompany
Hon. John 7. McGraw on his tour
through Jefferson county next week.
M. Couwell, who is a candidate for
the State Senate in his district, was
formerly a student at Shepherd Col
.ara