Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-11-06
BRIEFS.
70 advertise.

For sCuVV' ,o,t
a ~ Court begins November 18th
.D ,r three weeks until thanksglv'
i's s,nnls. Of carpet for rugs at Pen
ileton" .;ao otroat.
81. al al right again. Lillian,
~ ,.,. .pecial bargains in plaids and
,ns s1g' at Psndlston'.
go. .rscisl bargains in plaids and
,,tipgs at PsndietOns'
,7W B. Frazier has been on
i. NJ .i,k ist again this week
,.r rsirs of ladies' button shoes
4 A.. .Sg than cost. W. P. Licklider,
" p rickIiier wants a barrel OF
.;3,r vinegar and ten country hams
". BESSIE Butler gave Halloween
r 10 q number of her friends last
Friday night.
Al persons indebted to me me, will
.,, a. come forward and settle at
!, ,s c. T. Butler, Jr.
rI3 srsn is coming-Pendleton
,,.afru line of underwear for ladies
.s3 children very cheap,
Dr Butler has rented the corner
,,ar, in the building belonging to the
Misses Sheet for an Office.
Governor White has issued a COM
-;..;on as notary public to Geo. NJ.
Ps1t,booyer, Jr., of Charles Town.
The Proh;bitionists didn't make
ur,b If a run in this county. Water
int popular as a campaign argument.
Now that the election is over We
invite every body to come in and
.rb.cribe Tor the REGISTER. A dollar
gets it for year.
Having quit housekeeping, l offer
br sale privately I rare old sideboard,
Ihrgs hall sofa, wardrobe, carpets
and other articles. B. F. Harrison.
George E. Adams, who has been
,,srsjng for Vanmeter Bros, has given
m bic place there. Vanmeter Bros.
.5rect to discontinue business soon.
The mild and sunny weather that
ta. prevailed during the fall has con-
eDusd this week. 1t is really Ihe-
l9nsaal, but none the less enjoyable.
Wsare indebted TO our friend Mr..
TX. Dink.e, of the Charles Town
Free Press, for special favors that en-
able US to give our readers the correct
vote ofJsferson county in this issue.
The election returns were received
BY telephone in Shepherdstown Tues
iay night. The news was not as sat-
i.actory as the Democrats had hoped
and the crowd thinned out before mid
night.
Thomas W. Leggett has moved from
the toll-gate house near Morgan 8
Grove to the Entler house on West
main street, Shepherdstown. Charles
Sgope moves to the house he vacated.
FOR SALE. A good Jefferson
County Farm about 2 miles from Shop
hsr1stown, containing about 200 acres.
IN good state of cultivation and has
running water. Price $50. Moore &
Moore, Agents, Charles Town, W. Va.
The Standard Stone and Lime Com
pany has Just received five large stone
crushers at the quarries in Millville.
The new machines will be used to pre-
pare stone for bailastiDg in railroad
construction and will be put in oper-
alton In few days.
Edward ". Athey, of this place, is
working at Austin, w. Va, where he
has contract to build a number of
houses for coal company. He has
number Of carpenters from this
county working for him. The whole
force came home to vote.
A train Of empty cars was turned
by a switch on the wrong track in the
Standard Lime and Stone Company g
quarrles at Martinsburg the other day,
smashing the eugiue-house and badly
breaking the engine and crusher,
Ine loss Is heavy and the quarries had
70 shut down.
The young ladies' of Irving College,
Johannesburg, Pa, of Wilson College,
Ilanoersburg, and Of the State Nor
ma. School at Shippensburg went to
L!aTay on Monday to see the caverns.
lie girls made merry party and
gave their college yeiis as they passed
through Shepherdstown.
a rather fanciful rumor in railroad
circles Is that arrangements are being
made to run through passenger and
iTelgat trains between Baltimore and
LIS'ns, W. Va, by way of the Wes-
IsTl Maryland to Cherry Run, the B.
y, to Cumberland and the West
virginia Central to Elkins. It's said
,as new trains will be put on about
'1s hTst Of the year. We think it is
fairy story.
lila Weiderall, the P-year-old daugh-
Ter OF Dr. Joseph Weiderall, of Will
transport, died Tuesday morning Of
.laHe, caused by being struck by q
s'0ne thrown by Reuben Peters, a y.
!saF'o.d colored boy, while on the
way to school about two weeks ago
y TsIoTe the child died States Attorney
g. :, 4 totiepberger took her deposition
I-e sad the boy threw the stone. II