Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-10-17
BRIEFS.
-, leaves are leaving

dsrs on,u .
dollar. u7D1
hlsrs. 81,
sets at 5l''
homemade pudding and sausage
40 On the market.
Country produce OF all kinds want
5stC T. Buffers.
III. said that the chestnut crop will
+. a short one this year.
The sugar maple trees are showing
,,orious.y beautiful tlnts'
y.u hates. citrou, raisins and cur
..r,s. a. ". P. Lickliders.
New maple syrup and New Orleans
..,r,..e. a. ". P. Llckliders.
One dollar gets the REGISTER a
,.,r-5O cents for six months,
Those who have husked corn report
,bs,it is turning out excellently'
ct Butler is selling out at cost,
That is the place to get bargains.
The band gave an open-air concert
;,,Ls college yard last Saturday night,
Tho receipts of the Shepherdstown
,,..,ass the last fiscal year were
{2559l4.
r,r sa.e-2O.OOO oak shingles.
.rr,y to John W. Hendricks, near
Shenandoah Junction.
By the way, what has become of
ia. proposed new union station at
Shenandoah Junction.
The United States Court, Judge
Jackson rrsslding, is in session at
ys...asblrg this week.
The Virginia Synod of the Luther
8, Church Will meet next Tuesday at
,aivyD, near Woodstock.
S,rayei from my premises, young
Hack sow Information will be re-
v,,isi. &c. Unger, Dufields, W.
Va
CT. Butler is selling out at cost,
,-i 5=s,s Lis entire stock of goods
and fixtures on reasonable and easy
terms
County Sunday School Convention
rSs4aaul5sh Junction November LIST,
.iari 81. Good programme is being
aaa2gsi.
Ms. Chapman, widow of Mortimer
CHAIRMAN, died Tuesday at Ripon,
l. county, at the home of her son,
:. Y. Chapman.
We are Indebted to our friend James
flanagan for nice lot of extremely
f1s 1sars-about the incest that We
lave seen this year.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
cation Will meet for the redemption of
::o.l on Monday evening next at 7
o'clock a, the secretary Office.
John A. Washington has been
elected treasurer of the Jefferson Coun-
5Natua, Fire Insurance Company,
uu.ceel the late Col. H. B. Daven-
Hn.
Geo. E. Wysong, formerly of this
.a.e, Las closed his printing Office in
C-.-Lss Town and gone to Washing
;.a, where he has secured employ
1s-..
W. John A. Emmert and Miss Bes-
sc ', Souiers, both of Charles Town,
were married at the home Of the
oa3e's parents Wednesday of last
week BY Rev. S. K. Cox.
D. Locher Grove, formerly of Shop
1s.js,owu, who has been in business
u West Union, this State, has moved
70 the busy town ofClarksburg, where
he las opened a drug store.
There is a large crop of walnuts
tbs year, and the small boys hands
have assumed that dark brown hue
which makes it impossible to know
whether they are clean or dirty.
The ladies' Of the Uvilla Methodist
church VII. hold soup in the hall at
TIA, place on Saturday night, October
18th. The public are invited to patron
lie It. Proceeds for benefit of the
church.
The ladies' aid society Of the Twill
"a -li1sTau Church will meet at the
lone o; Mrs. Reuben Jenkins, near
5aSs'toa, Saturday, October Goth, at
n. Full attendance wanted to
elect new officers.
Richard Parran Kline, one of our
AysCs,owa subscribers, in remitting
10Y the REGISTER, writes us: 81 dear
love to read the old REGISTER.
S'ld !, along" 1t is gratifying to
lloT that We have such appreciative
readers.
The farmer who has big drove of
-'5' THIS year will get his share of
prosperity. They have been selling
s' high as $3.50 per 100 pounds on
y cSo'' an almost unprecedented figure.
..Il'Iy hams are selling at 16 cents
James \. Lemen, the auctionser,
Slo lives west Of town, shot two big
I1Tas few days ago, one measuring
WI, ~ ieet eight inches from tip to tip