Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-29
BRIEFS.
Pumpkin pies are ripe Up
x.u.s fps at Terrell S.

Pumpkin pies are iip''
News figs at Ferrell's'
,,,.on's yestee suits at T. B.
Lines. =. N
o'clock.
r,.rrthing new in hats and APPS at
TB. Lines
pay YOUR taxes next week and save
the discount,
Hams 9 and Il cents, shoulders u
cents. at ]. A. staley's.
The newest, nobbiest and best neck
ever shown, at T. B. Lines.
Tho father of Rev. c. H. Hockey is
.,,,r,sd as still slowly improving,
Bananas, cakes, crackers and fresh
a,tioneries at G. W. Ferrell's.
Every young man should have one
IT 3. Lines short covert overcoats,
rossphiue Turner, a young colOred
-.. died in ShepherdstOwn last Sun
DAY.
-,,;t;on as clerk in the store of Mr.. B.
S. PendletOn.
s,ryp 5 and s cents quart, all
lind. o! spices for picking and good
cider vinegar, at J. a. Staley's.
Mr.. Harry Meleester has moved into
he Westinghouse on Princess street
r,nsr.v occupied by Mr.. E. T. Line.
The Jefferson County Sunday School
Convention Will hold its next session
:. rbar)estown October 2lst and 22d.
Johnnie Wilson fell through a bridge
across the run near his home one day
last week and hurt his leg quite bad
~
O,r readers may find it to their in
forest 10 read the advertisement of the
Hagsrstowu Lounge Company in an
other column.
The new pavement completed along
The King street side of Postmaster
Csapl.nes property is another crafty
Ing Improvement.
The Hagerstown fair will be held
October 1921. The Frederick and
Winchester fairs occur on the same
dates, October lila.
Iceland" the home Of the late E.
l. Lee, was sold today at public sale
for =, 400 The property was pur-
chased by Mr.. Lees sons.
For Sale or Rent-The dwelling
house on New street formerly occupied
byD.A. Entler. Possession given i'm
nsiiatsly. Apply to Mrs. H. NJ.
Turner.
Lost, one day last week, between
Shephsrdstown and Hagerstown, fur
care, lined with silk. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
the REGISTER Office.
Burglars are busy in HagerstOwn.
The house of Mr.. James D. Fayman,
formerly of Shspherdstown, was IAN
sacked the other night, and a watch
and some clothes were carried off.
Mr.. Ashton Boswell is clerking in
Mr. Il. c. Martens store. Mr.. Austin
Humuckhouse succeeds him as clerk
in Mr. D. L. Rentch's store. Harry
Myers has place with Mr.. E. T.
Line.
Anew roof has been put on the house
oiNr. D S. Rentch, occupied by Mrs.
Fo,k, and other repairs made to the
property. Mr.. R. G. Miller has also
had a new slate roof put on his resi-
delce.
Mr.. Towner Scbley was thrown from
his horse last Sunday-the animal
Sunderland was very badly hurt
about the face. In its struggles to get
W the morse stepped upon Mr.. Schley S
breast inilctlng another painful hurt.
Mr. c. T. Rutherford's well-boring
apparatus has been kept busy driving
artesian wells in the Summit Point
neighborhood. Wells have been made
for Nj. R. E. Boyd, Mr.. Thomas Brad
shaw, Mr.. Jacob Dutterer and Mr..
Hawu.
We have on our desk handsome
likeness Of the talented Democratic
candidate for Congress in this district,
Hon. John 7. McGraw. One of Mr..
NcGgaw's well-wishers sent him 5000
0; these pictures, which are the best
campaign portraits We have ever seen.
Mr. j. Il. Whetzel, of North Mar
ons0nrg, has purchased D. A. Beard
nome farm on the Williamsport pike,
containing l34 acres, for the sum Of