Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-09-13
BRIEFS.

New asSoIluleHV VI Si"N
Mp. Iiohidsr's.
s5.cent golf caps for 20 cents at the
Great Bargain Store.
The Berkeley circuit court is in ses-
sion at Martinsburg.
1sver:ng's coffee Is cents pound at
ii, Great Bargain Store.
The Winchester fair will be held
,.,. veek-september 1921.
Tbsge are quite a number of cases
.ftvrboil fever in Martinsburg'
The summer visitors are beginning
.,rslve us. Sorry to see them go.
Buy your overalls and shirts at the
.,,.;ps,out sale. The Great Bargain
Sore
Joseph E. Smooth starts in today to
~as night operator at the telephone
exchange.
Peaches were never more plentiful
in Saerherdstown than now nor more
delicious.
Do YOU need pair Of shoes? If so
-,.o the closing-out sale. The Great
Bargain store.
Rsa. estate in Shepherdstown and
7,Hs,ls TO be sold Saturday. See
advertisements.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Fer
ri. September 18th, daughter.
Grandpa Keyes is doing well.
Miller & Foltz will sell their res
nagan. outfit at public sale on Satur-
hy. Advertisement in another COL
gmu.
The members of the advisory boards
Of tie Hagerstown fair will hold their
annual banquet on Saturday of this
week.
Y. B. Baker has the largest and
bss. assortment of shoes ever brought
to Slepherdstown. See advertise
ne1..
Hon. A. B. White, Republican can
Eia.s for Governor, will address the
voters at Charlestown Saturday after
noon Of this week.
All accounts not paid up by the
10th Of September will positively be
collected according to law. Winter
mover and Butler.
Mr.. sam E. Osbourn has returned
to Hampden-Sidney, Va, where he
VII, continue his studies this year.
He Will graduate next spring.
Little Alice Beach, great-grand-
daughter of Mr.. D. S. Rentch, has
been very i'll with typhoid fever at
her home in GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
cation will meet for the redemption
O. stock on Monday evening next at
O'Clock at the secretary's office,
About 100 carloads of peaches
were shipped from Keedysville and
other points on the B. & 0. Railroad
in Washington county last week.
Only few more weeks and we will
discontinue business. We still have
many bargains to offer you. Come
quick. The Great Bargain Store.
Watermelons on ice, oranges, lem
ons, sweet potatoes, cabbage, bottled
goods-pickles, olives, mustards, &C.,
fresh supply just received at c. 7.
Buffers.
We learn that the Charlestown Band
viii come over to Shepherdstown Fri
day evening of this week and give a
concert to our people. Well be glad
to hear the boys.
Mss Laura Butler sang solo
Jerusalem in Trinity Episcopal
church last Sunday morning. Her
voice has improved greatly and she
sang the selection very beautifully.
". G. Tabler, the Martinsburg
c.otaier, is ready for the fall trade
with large line of clothing and
gents furnishings, which he proposes
tose, at very reasonable prices. Read
bis alyertisement in this paper.
J. D. Billmyer, son of Mr.. Frank
6l.nyer, has gone to Bluefeld with
Nr. j. W. Snyder, with whom he will
make his home. Little Marguerite
B...myer has gone to Warrenton to
live with Mrs. L. T. Hout, her aunt.
Armistead S. Lucas has secured
position with the Carbonic Liquid Gas
Company of Pittsburg, and Will make
his home in that city. Miss Lizzie
Osbourn has been appointed teacher
o. the Shenandoah Junction school in
lis place.
We are requested to announce that
q Democratic club will be organized
a, Kearneysville Saturday evening,