Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-07-31
BRIEFS.

Be careful oil !o"i
weather. -. a.
Porch in or porch Out-tha's the
question c.on,,or o
Stand . -,
wheat 60 cents
T..s Of new goods received this
week at PsndletOn's
bio line Of crash for towels just
,..s:vsi at Pendletons.
PHI Blue was in town on Monday,
,,t was quickly run out again
rrsrvthing in the shoe line at low
ices. and some below cost,at Hodges.
y.r lawns, new ginghams, new
,..,. GOOD received this week at Pen
ils;on 5.
Arthur Pierce and John Reynolds
.,rgbt several good strings of bass
tie past week
The Afro.American League will
,.rs is annual celebration at Nor
cans Spring on August l4th.
The lutheran Sunday School will
,,I is picnic at the Morgan's Grove
,;r grounds on Thursday, August l4th.
IT, H. R. Moore, oculist, of Wash
;,,,or. will be at the Entler Hotel in
SIspbsrlstown on Saturday, August
q.
The Catholics of Harper's Ferry are
ranging for a concert of a high Or
isr 10 be given in that place about
August 18th.
The annual harvest home" of Mt.
Wesley N. E. Church will be held
THURSDAY, August eth, in the neigh
b3yho,i o. the church.
The Reformed Sunday School pic
me- vii. be held at the fair ground on
Tuesday, August 9Th. Leave the
rusousge at $50 a. m.
A new LIGHTHOUSE is being built at
C5aney's lock, above town. The old
dwelling had been so undermined
By the hoods that it was tumbling to
pieces.
Grass in the bottom of the canal
innsisl loaded boats so greatly the
PAS, week or two that some levels had
the water drawn off so the grass could
be cut out.
Bless the babies We have not
forgotten them. We have a new line
o. shoes especially for them. Call and
.ss-uale at the Carlisle factory. B.
S. P5ud.eton.
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.
Z. 5. Psndleton.
Lost, last Saturday evening, be-
tween the residence of Mrs. Hattie B.
Hill and W. T. McQuilkin's, a tan
Jacket. The finder will please leave
il with Mrs. Hill.
Honor to whom honor is due.
Weather Prophet Hill predicted on
Sunday that we'd have rain on We'd
le,day. He knows as much about
tie weather as any man does.
Ihaye handled cigars for twenty
years, says dealer, land Hollomon's
Bob White is the most satisfactory
O.. all I ever sold at 5 cents. "-Har-
r'mJwg { Ta.) Erening Ne,Vs.
One ofthe most attractive features
o.thy Morgau's Grove fair this year
will be Leigh's Wild West Show,
which will give exhibitions each day.
!, sill be thrilling performance.
Lost Wednesday night, July %,
between Kearneysville and Shepherds
town, large leather necktie hitching
strap The finder will be rewarded
Tor returning it to Rev. Charles Ghise-
liz.
John Reynolds got new horse
lew days ago, and on Monday it ran
away from "Ayrlie," where it had
been b.tched. The stick wagon to
which ut was hitched was reduced to
slihng wood.
$50 acres of land of Israel V. Boyd,
on the east side of the Shenandoah
rvsr We're sold last Tuesday by
Special Commissioners Frank Beck
with and Forrest w. Brown, to Rob-
sTt +. Boyd, at 81 per acre.
The lawn fete for the benefit of the
reformed church last Friday and
Saturday nights at the home of Mr..
aud Mrs. Vim. T. McQuilkin, near
town, was very enjoyable affair.
lie receipts We're about $72.
The Confederate Veterans will hold
Their annual soup this year at the
home o! Comrade J. Will Taylor on
Saturday, August 9th, the anniversary
o. the battle Of Slaughter Mountain.
a" the oh veterans are invited to
Participate. !
Charles Getzendanner is minus a
y9.aao.e gold watch and chain, which
1s thinks was stolen from his room at
Ils Continental Hotel by one of the
;o.oTed employees. A warrant has
Osen issued for the person whom he
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