Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-09-20
Briefs.
New moon next Sunday.

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To-Day the sun rises at 5.45 and
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". can get the REGISTER until
January Ist for 25 cents.
Butter is Is cents pound and eggs
ava 8 cents a dozen this week.
some splendid strings OF bass have
been caught in the Potomac the past
v.es.
Master Frank Billmyer has gone
70 w4k as clerk in J. a. Staley's
store.
E-i.y students are now enrolled at
Shepherd College, and others are COM
Ing
Cheese, bologna, clover leaf salmon,
lrsl beef, sardines, etc., at J. A.
Sa.vs.
Aa eggplant would have about paid
70. .se,.in Shepherdstown the past
sumner.
Tie great Wallace shows will ex-
l.5, Martinsburg Friday, Septem-
t-r 18th.
We regret to note that Mrs. Jacob
S.y..er is very i'll at her home near
3aseg,0n, this county.
ID. Hays, the new liveryman, has
opened up his livery in the Billmyer
stables on Church street.
ID. Billmyer has had a telephone
placed in his dwelling-house and G..
". Fsrrell has had one put in his
store.
Ms Bessie Minor, daughter Of
Lawrence Washington, colored, died
las, Friday in Shepherdstown. She
was % years old.
Tie Powhatan Hotel at Charlestown
Ia, been opened as a school for young
women, with Prof. H. P. Hatton, Of
North Carolina, as principal.
We will send the REGISTER from
til. time until the first of January
70. the small sum Of 25 cents cash.
Try ,lepaper during the present cam
gasn.
The wheat market has improved to
tie extent of three cents a bushel the
Ia-. week, and Shepherdstown dealers
us .aenng 60 cents today. Corn is
quoted at As cents.
Mr David L. Wilmington and
Nj Emmie Williams, both OF this
county, were married at the Baptist
parsonage in Charlestown September
I2.a by Rev. L. R. Milbourne,
Large raisins at 10 cents pound,
new currants at 10 cents, candles l
cent, canned veal 10 cents, sliced ham
Is cents, canned ham 10 cents, pot
tel ham 5 cents, at J. A. Staley's.
The members Of Mt. Wesley NJ. E.
Church will hold festival at Sny-
ie,s Mills on Saturday evening Of
IT,. week. Proceeds for the benefit
Q. ,a. church. Everybody invited.
w. ?. Licklider, the enterprising
merchant, has received his stock Of
IA. goods, and is particularly well
supplied with shoes Of every sort. His
advertisement Will tell the particulars.
Tie Hagerstown Globe says that an
oa-.asl.oneG satchel, checked through
;so- Slepherdstown to Baltimore, was
stolen from the Western Maryland sta
ton one day last week. 1t is thought
It was carried off by couple Of
uauIs.
Superintendent Lowe and party
o; officials inspected the Shenandoah
Valley division of the n. & W. Rail-
way this week. The question is, what
good does an inspection do? No i'm
proyements follow.
J.. L. Welshans spent last week in
New York and Philadelphia buying
new goods for his store. He has the
nos. attractive line of dry goods and
bottoms that has been seen in Shep-
hegis,own in many years.
The Shepherd Fire Department of
tbs place has been making its ar
Judgements to attend the State fire.
ne2s convention in Richmond, Va,
hex, week, but there is hitch in the
natter Of securing free transportation
a1l hey may not take the trip.
The house and lot of R. W. Patter-
son at DufRelds was sold at public
sale last Saturday by Trustee G. NJ.
BeltzhOover' The property was pur-
chased by the Jefferson Savings Bank
Of this place, which had lien upon
IT, The Presbyterian manse in Shep-
neEdstown was withdrawn from sale
at a bid of $500.