Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-07-03
Briefs.

. dollar gets the REGISTER a year
Several more new subscribers THIS
week.
Rank not open tOmorrow-legal
holiday.
lookout for the locomotives on our
nus railroad
Wheat is quoted at 70 cents bushel
today, and corn at 70 cents
Tomorrow, Friday, will be the
Fourth Of July-a legal holiday.
W. have reduced all our lawns.
Call and get our prices. B, S, Pen
dleton.
We have reduced the price on our
lor shoes, to make room. B, s. Pen
deton.
NJ. JpIa Alexander has had a
nav barn erected on her farm on
Sandy Ridge.
Read the advertisement Of NJ. G..
Tablsr. Specially good things in
clothing are offered.
lust received a large line of rib
bops-they are awful cheap and pref
vat PendletOn's.
CT. Wall is buying a carload of
fresh cows and springers for shipment
about July the eighth.
Good showers Sunday morning and
a fine rain on Monday were good for
The corn and vegetation in general.
NJ B. Myers has had large bar
racks erected on his well improved
farm near Shenandoah Junction.
We handle nothing but shoes made
IN Carhsle-have them made to or
der and guarantee every pair. B. S.
PendletOn.
A meeting of the Daughters of the
Copfederacy will be held at the home
Of Mrs. Kate Reynolds Friday even
inq at half.past seven o'clock.
Nothing succeeds like success. We
try to please your palate with palata-
BE drinks. Your patronage settles
jtwith us. Remnants Pharmacy.
Mrs James H. Coffnbarger sent to
the REGISTER office few day ago a
vegetable curiosity in the shape of a
twin radish that was very oddly form
ed.
DR.. G. A. Davis, of Summit Point,
was reelected secretary of the Associ-
alton of B. & o. Railroad Surgeons
at their meeting at Atlantic City last
week.
William Beaner, somewhat noto-
nous Shepherdstown negro, is IN jail
in Martinsburg for threatening to at
tack B. & 0. brakeman who had put
hin off train.
Carpets are going. When you want
carpet, call on US. We sell them
cheap. We want bacon, lard and
eggs in exchange for all our goods.
B. S. Pendleton.
1t IA conceded that the Shepherd
College catalogue is about the hand
soonest publication in West Virginia.
This is a tribute to the good work of
the REGISTER Office.
FoR SALE-A very desirable two
story Westinghouse and lot, situated
on Washington street in Shepherds
town, For terms, call on William
Entler, Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Luther W. Thompson, the enterpris-
ing young barn builder of Uvilla, has
ust finished barracks for Mr.. Lewis
at Wycklitfe. 1t is so by go feet in
size and % feet Highland is first
class job.
A little daughter of Andrew Way.
Of Snyder's Mills, met with a painful
accident a few days ago. She fell
from fence and knocked the tip of
Of her elbow. DR.. Banks rendered
surgical aid.
At the home of her parents, W. W.
and Emma ]. Wentzell, of Camp Hill,
Miss Edna May Wentzell and William
Paul Grove, of Phillipsburg, Pa, were
married. last Thursday night by Rev.
John II. Marsh.
The ladies ofthe Kearneysville Pres
Oytenan church will hold lawn sup-
per on Mr.. j. P. Kearfott's lawn near
hearneysville, Friday and Saturday
evenings, July 18th and 10th. for the
purpose Of raising money to buy new
pulpit furniture for their church.
supper icecream, etc., will be fur
Ashed at popular prices. The pat
fonage OF the public is invited.
Herbert c. Miller came near losing
dis HE at Kearneysville last Sunday.
10 company with a number of other
young men he was bathing in the deep
PO0I at the stone quarries, when some
low he became strangled and sank.
Dy great good fortune his companions
rescued him Just in the nick Of time,
ana though he was unconscious and
almost gone, prompt and intelligent
SVIi0a restored him to life again. The
8erous.
An immense stack of baled straw
a. p t9e Halltown Paper Mills took fire
I'll snday evening, it is thought from a
paIk IRON a freight engine engaged
~ shifting cars an1 aho,t ono A.