Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1901-11-14
BRIEFS.

,lsc;yipg day November 18TH
;, Court convenes November
~ Christmas comes on Wednesday this
E' T p. LickEdsr wants 10 country
hams vp
Licklidsrs. ~
All new fruits for cake at W. P
L.cbhder'.
e.. vopr butchering supplies from
VP. iicklider.
New crop New Orleans mOlasses at
V. P. LicShders.
Tssp in mind the lecture in the
.,ar hall November Odd.
II, boots leather boots, gum boots
u Shoes at W. P, Lickider's.
y, faithful reader, the weddings
...rotal, oyery et--more are a-cOmlng,
Shells Of any load, or loaded any
~ Won want, at Remnants Pharma'
The new bridge across the run at
g,5srs Mil, near Leetown, has been
finished.
r.bn S,gle is having nice new
,rsr,r..house built on his farm near
Lsstown.
rr9r want lamp, go to W. P.
r~s|:lers He has them from Is
,.,. to $500.
The inst snow of the season fell this
-,-r;rr That means that we will
I've fourteen SHOWS this winter.
Mr. Charles Hilbert and Miss Bes-
- Bsansr, formerly of Charles Town,
r.-- married last week in Washington.
P.r.J.E. Triplett will hold a pro-
.,...sl meeting at Shenandoah juno
esn beginning next Sabbath at 7 P. m.
Mss Emily Child gave very de-
g.s,.r, reception last week in Har-
rs-s Ferry to Rev, and Mrs. Charles
T Shaw
George Z. Adams, who has been
,.,y;ry in c. T. Buffers store, has
taken a similar position with Vanme-
e. Bros.
John F. Ware has bought the H. G.
G.zsalaaner farm two miles north Of
4 Charles Town, paying $50 an acre
a.l for it.
There was hope on Tuesday that
he drought would be broken, but the
rain that fell was only enough to set
lie the dust.
Union thanksgiving service will be
ls.ithis year in the Lutheran church.
TIE sermon Will be preached by Rev.
JC Thrasher
i marriage license was issued in
Eagsrstown yesterday to Samuel J.
Nal5, Of ShepherdstowD, and Carrie
H1,zsN, of Boonsboro
Born to Nr. and Mrs. W, F. Alex
alisr, Of Charles Town, daughter
TIL: j; why our popular county clerk
smiles 50 continuously.
TIE ladies' aid society of Shen-
4 G.ah Junction will have an oyster
a,,sy in the hall on the evenings of
E7snber % and 80. Everybody in
r.ei.
The ladies' of Keller NJ. P. Church
v.I hold supper for benefit of the
church on Thanksgiving night. Ev-
eIyboiy invited to attend and have a
good time
We call particular attention to the
new advertisement this week of W. H.
Polling, proprietor Of the popular de-
Iar,ment store at Martinsburg. He
offers real bargains.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Sheplerdstown Chapter U. D. c.
Nil be held next Thursday evening,
November DIST, at 7 o'clock, at the
home Of Mrs. H. NJ. Turner.
Tie Grand Lodge of Masons Of
West Virginia is in session at Hunt
lg'on this week. Mr.. John H. Lem
en- master Of Mt. Nebo Lodge, Of
SlePheIdstOwn, has been in attend
s1ce.
The lutheran Sunday school con-
'ao1tei S32.3 to nome missions last
month. Appropriate exercises were
-s.d Sunday evening, conducted by
;as sulerntendent, Mr.. Geo. NJ Beltz-
hoover
Conrad Snyder, one of Shepherds
"Tn aged residents, received a Sc
we're s'roae Of paralysis yesterday af-
'7'loon, and this morning is reported
y NC I'D very precarous condition.
tie is still unconscious.
HE Haserstown Globe of Saturday
Z, %l OF co.ored man named Joseph
~'Iann who committed suicide by
1nPag from the railroad bridge at
I%-sl4eTis,own. The only truth in
We yarn Is that there is a bridge here.
n, Superintendent of Free Schools
1los. Z. Miller has recommended that
'Alay, November 18th tomorrow be
so's'yed as ArbOr day, and suggests
I.S d Appropriate literary exercises be
ned and shrubs, trees and flowers be
lie ladies' of the Melville Sunday
Eloo. Will hold an entertainment on