Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-11-01
Briefs.

40 -'0'
Maintain buckwheat, beans and
.niuy at J. A. staley's.
| Pay up your dues to the printer
INIT wait to be dunned.
The best cream cheese you ever tast-
i AtW. P. Licklider's.
Boxes. barrels and hogsheads, very
..,r. at W. P Licklider's.
This is the first day of November
.,3the weather is still warm.
Born to Rev. G. H. and Mrs. Rock
- Of WaynesbOro, Pa, son.
full line Of ammunition of all
lind, a. Remnants Pharmacy.
sne line of pencils, pens, rulers,
..rs,s, &C., at Remnants Pharmacy.
Rubber boots and shoes, also felt
Gather boots, at ". P. Lickiders.
The Misses Grove gave an enjoyable
1,rowe en- party at their home in this
lace last night.
Large pickles 10 cents dozen, cheese,
-,,ls~r;as bananas. oranges, lemons,
.LA, Staley's.
Next Tuesday, election day, will be
legal holiday. Jefferson Savings
Ban. Will be closed.
American chicken cholera cure
al cure cholera, roup, cape, &c.
,.aharts Pharmacy.
State Superintendent of Schools ].
T.otter has designated Friday, No
-25sr Is, as arbor day for West Vir-
.2ia
Wr Willard NJ. Jenkins and Miss
a,s Daniels, both of Bakerton, this
y-ltv, were married in Hagerstown
g. week.
In renewing his subscription, Mr..
Cd. Engle, of Washington, writes;
We are always glad to receive the
Rooster. "
Tie ladies' aid society Of the Luth-
:-aa church of Uvilla will meet at the
a1r,h Saturday afternoon of this
week at 2 o'clock.
The leaves on some of the trees have
allen the past week, but much of the
a.age in this section is still almost as
.s9u as in midsummer.
Mr.. Willard Morrow has purchased
i This mother 100 acres adjacent to his
farm near Kabletown for which he paid
tie sum of $4,000 cash.
Potomac Permanent Building AssO-
cation will meet for the redemption of
rack on Monday evening next at the
:scre,ary's Office at 7 o'clock.
There was pole-raising and public
Speaking at Antietam Cement Mill
h.t Saturday but we understand there
va, little political damage done.
For Sale-A farm of $50 acres, sit
-sted on one of the best pixies in JEFF
arson county, including about 80 acres
climber. Apply at REGISTER Office,
The Kings daughters will meet at
tie home Of Mrs. Alice Gibson Satur-
day Of this week. A full attendance
.sreguested. Business of Importance.
The ladies Of the Leetown Baptist
church viii serve soup and supper at
;ls parsonage in Leetown on the 18th
Of November, and dinner and supper
on the 9Th.
Tie hot-air engine to provide water
;or Shepherd College was started on
Tuesday and works very nicely, 1t
pumped the artesian well dry in an
hour or two.
s. W. Bratt, of Keller, this county,
made fine catch of bass one day last
week. He caught 81, the weights of
which ranged from one-half to one and
s-aali pounds.
Beginning November lst we inaug-
DFate a special bargain sale on every
thing in fancy china and bric-a-brac,
preparatory to our Christmas opening.
~ P, LickEder.
Read the new al. of W. H. Polling,
and if in need of carpets, portieres or
rugs, visit his store when in Martins
burg and see his line and get his
prices before buying.
S. Edward Grove delivered an eff
tecuye address before the Bryan and
Stevenson club of Moler s at recent
meeting. Mr.. Grove has also spoken
At other points in the county.
Two men have been arrested for
forging passes on the N. & W. Rail-
way, and it is believed that they have
swindled the road out of good deal
OF money. Perhaps the N. 6 w.
wouldn't have had this trouble if it
WASH { so stingv with its passes.