Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-11-07
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TlaukSSN4HS ny
Tho REGISTER a year-only a
'' Today the sun rises at e.s4 and sets
at454.
Mems waterproof duck coats, at T.
5. Lines, -
e,s assortment of gloves, at T.
B. Lines.
Mems and boys corduroy pants, at
TB. Lines.
r.-,r;t Court convenes in Charles
T,w. November 10th.
Batter is IS cents pound this
rssy ard eggs are 20 cents dozen.
r,,~,.s our mems and boys suits
l.t,rs making your purchases. 7. B.
Line
number Of new subscribers this
also a number Of deadheads
dropped.
Pobsrt Shipley has moved into
-oams in the Chapline building, over
The pos,oHce.
m. MI. Harrington has Just re-
,.;vei another supply of stylish new
hats and millinery.
Vr.FT. Grove entertained a num-
bsr Of her friends at delightful whist
party Tuesday night.
The sale Of personal property of
~ late Col. H. B. Davenport last
week amounted to over $1,000.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles D. Wysong
rr' entertain the Music Club next
Tuesday evening at Sudley Place.
CT Butler is selling out at cost,
and offers his entire stock of goods and
f,,urss on reasonable and easy terms.
lis rsported that DR.. Hartgrove,
vs,,.kaown resident of Harpers
Ferry, recently received stroke OF
paralysis.
Stuart BOYD gave a bulldog to the
rSC. V. camp for mascot. 1t
vii. bs kept by Captain Kearfott for
public occasions.
u.s. Fleming has placed on the
narss, a pretty good article Of home
made soap We hope he may find
ready sale for 1t.
Mr.. Thomas c. Boiling, of Charles
Town, and Miss Mary D. Crowle, of
Stanton, were married in the latter
city Wednesday of last week.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hunter.
Watson a fine son. Grandpa Wat
na saws that Grandpa Moler is the
g-oudss, man in the county.
We cal, attention to the card of
Aucuoueer James A. Lemen. He
guarantees satisfaction to all who en-
I.ov him and asks for trial.
George ". Rohrer, of Hagerstown,
and Miss Irene McGraw, of Sharps-
burg, were married in Washington
Yesterday by Rev. A. H. Kerlin.
Memorial services in memory of
Ms: Jessie Allen Jones will be held IN
the lutheran church at Uvilla Sunday
morning, November 10th, at l clock.
Nr. George W. Holt, of Washing
ton, formerly Of Harpel's Ferry, and
Miss Laura Tacy, of the latter place,
were married last week in Washington.
Chief Liueman Mcknight, who is
putting up the electric light wires, was
called to he home in Chambersburg
on Monday by the death of his infant
son.
Three young men Of Shepherdstown
took bath in the Potomac river last
Saturday. 1t was a trife cool, and
they did not remain in the water
long
John ". Byers, of Pawnee, H., in
sending his subscription says; 81 can
notyery well do without the REGISTER
it gives US a great deal of home
news.
One Of the REGISTERS charming
young readers in Harper's Ferry, says
sas can hardly wait for Fridays, she
$50 anxious to read the REGISTER.
Thanks, awfully, Nellie.
-Four stacks of wheat belonging to
John S Castleman, near Charles Town,
were destroyed by fire last Monday.
It's supposed that they were acciden-
tally set adre by hunters.
We have Just received nice lot of
heavy Photographic card board in
ss7eTa. shades, suitable for mounting
pictures. 1t will be sold reasonably.
"a. at once before it is all gone.
JoAu Stanley, of the Kearneysville
nega5orhood, is getting up his repu-
auona as a barn painter. He recently
painted the barn on his fathers place
AMI On the farm occupied by W. j.
Foutz.
The weather has been delightful
THIS week, with frosty mornings and
nights and bright, sunny days with
Just enough crispness in the air. A
good rain IS needed-the wheat wants
badly.
Trinity Episcopal Church has
Paced an order for a new pipe organ
with Hook & Hastings, Boston, the
.Sad'ns pipe organ manufacturers of
th's country, The instrument is to
cost al-.-, 1000