Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-10-04
BRIEFS.

at $50.
W. P. Licklider will pay cash for
your eggs,
20 cents for good broom at W. P.
Licklider's.
Don't miss the Vending lecture
Friday night,
Don't forget the Bible Society meet
ing Sunday night.
4 new lot Of Rogers silver tea and
table spoons at W. P. Licklider's.
Full cream cheese and fresh crack
srs and cakes of all kinds at c. T. But
,ers
The REGISTER Will be sent to any
address from now until January lst
toy % cents.
4 full line Of spices and pure cider
vinegar, fresh vegetables and fruits, at
c. T. Buffers.
Grand cake-walk in Hartzell's hall
this Thursday night. Seats reserved
for white persons.
Sterling fountain pens for college
use. Every one we sell is guaranteed.
Remnants Pharmacy.
No one who can possibly get there
should fail to attend the Vending
lecture Friday night.
This is the second month with an
r in it, bat it is still a trife warm
for the festive oyster.
The Shepherdstown Fire Depart
neut will hold a fair in this place
during the approaching holidays.
The farmers have been very busy
this week getting their wheat seeded.
The ground has been in fine order.
Tie Frederick fair will be held
next week, October 9-l2. 1t prom
;sss to be up to its usual high standard.
Last Thursday evening during
storm lightning struck and killed a
horse belonging to Samuel Miller, near
Sharpsburg.
1t has been cloudy for nearly
week, but there have been only a few
.utrequent showers and the streams
are still low.
American Cholera Mixture is guar
aateed cure for cholera, roop and gaps,
all so prevalent here at present. For
sale at Remnants Pharmacy.
John P. Kearfott recently sold
tract of land between Leetown and
Kearneysville to Barney Hoffman, the
price being $3,lO1.48 for IS acres.
Charles Stern has our thanks for
copy of the Cape Town Times, pub
ished at Cape Town, South Africa.
Mr.. Stern has brother in that city.
Mr.. William Weis has rented the
NcGlincy dwelling-house, opposite the
residence in which he has lived so
,ong, and Will remove to it shortly.
Miss Lillian Isora Blackwell was
married in the Episcopal church at
Martinsburg Tuesday night to Mr..
Charles Owen Spillman, of Jeanette,
Pa.
We received a number ofcommuni-
cations this morning too late for in
seItion this week. Articles for pub
LEGATION should reach US by Wednes-
day.
The Kings Daughters are requested
to meet Saturday afternoon Of this
week at the home ofMrs. Lee H. Mo-
Ter at 2 o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
Just received Westpbalia and Cali
.ornia hams, bologna sausage, break
fast bacon, sliced hams in cans, potted
ham, sardines and clipped beef, at c.
T. Buffers.
The tower on the college grounds
j. to be removed. Now if our fremen
could only be induced to sell Or give
away the beautiful tower in front Of
the engine-house
The Potomac river is lower than
We have ever seen it at this place.
Rocks are showing above the water
that have not been uncovered for
many years, and at the cement mill
below town the water is not knee
deep.
The engagement of S. W. Washing
ton, member of the Charlestown
bar, to Miss Bette Willis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Willis, of Summit
Point, Jefferson county, has been an
nounced. The wedding will take place
Thursday, October 18th.
\ man by the name Of Adam Clio
yenskey, who was from Bayonne, n.
j., was struck by B. & Q. locomotive