Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-10-02
BRIEFS.

~ Walnut. are reported to be scarce
ibis year. 49,, ,,on+b-tbs
l.t and 8lst. .,o.. inst
il at Hodges , ,u;,4.r
.d NJ try try ". P Lioklider s,
Liner. wishing phosphate can still
'- su,,s. o. carpets for sale. They
n, I,-l nice rug, at PendletOn $
c..,.-.rars and water crackers 5
..o u.' = POUND at W. P. Lickhders'
p..,.;r. IN tea, dinner and toilet
-, Di m a short while at W. P. Liokll-
lsrs.
sale. a, a bargain, very nice oak
loom ~ suit. three pieces. Inquire
stsi.tor
Phil, sale Of stock, farming imple-
,.,s e.. by J. Walter Barnes, near
SS5 .r,5, on October 4th.
Vim Fl. Kearfott, who is in the real
...,,s business in Pittsburg, has our
hank. for publications from that city
Val, will ship veal calves, fat
.,..r - lambs and hogs at B. & o. de-
~, Charles Town, Monday, October
18th.
Train No. 4 on the n. & W. Rail-
- was FIVE hours late Monday
,;,5,. on account of wreck beyond
Roanoke.
. ..os must fit the foot if you want
.,mbrt You Will find the Carlisle
.Jos fills the bill. You can get them
3, Psui,y;ous.
Bob White, par excellence in B.
ron, cigar. full value for the money.
4 rood smoke at fair price, sold at
Rsaharts Pharmacy.
Mr. Charles Humberger and Miss
Mamie Pettes, both Of Jefferson coun-
=, were married in Martinsburg last
week bv Rev W. W. Barnes.
The editor of the REGISTER has
B,,ksn ground for an addition to his
lrsIE1g.house on German street. and
will also improve the main building.
A civil service examination for the
u.;,ions of mail clerks and letter car
,sr. vii. be held in the government
building at Martinsburg on October
18th
The ladies' of the Southern Metho-
i..; church are giving that edifce
genera. oyerhauling this week and
Will improve it by putting in new car
pet etc.
Our soda fountain throttle is still
vide open. We Will run cold soda
unit! its too cold. Then we will run
"Hot Soda until it's too hot. Rein
hsEt's Pharmacy.
Principal Goodwin of Shepherd
College Is taking steps toward estab-
fishing a course of lectures for Shep-
he'd College and the people Of the
town the coming winter.
Nr. Wilson S. Anderson and Miss
Rosa Z. Hughes were married in the
" { Church South at M;ddleway,
Sept. l., Rev. A. ]. Willis, of the
Episcopal Church, officiating.
Notice-A small white girl Of re-
Fsctable parents may find comfor-
table home Tor the winter, where she
VII. be taught simple household du-
ties, by applying at this Office.
j. Walter Barnes will be in Shep-
heTis,own Friday, Saturday and
Monday, aud requests all persons with
whom he has accounts to meet him at
taIs time and make settlement.
Notice desire as tenant an hon
est white man Of small family to oc-
clPy house recently built by me ad-
.auing my home west of town. APP
p? for terms to Mrs. Hattie B. Hill.
4 meeting Of the Shepherdstown
Chapter of the L. D. G. will be held
Friday evening of this week at 7
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Kate W.
Reynolds. All the members are urged
70 attend
The coal famine has made business
brisk on the canal and boats are run
mig lively. Owing to the low water
they can only carry from so to 90
tons, the usual load being from 10 to
30 tons.
Lewis D. Syester, administrator,
has sold to Milton NJ. Skinner the
property known as KNOTS Island, u"
10 the Potomac river below Shepherds
Town, for fIl0O. The island con-
h.a' about 80 acres.
The river is still very low. The
I'jns OF last week and of Tuesday
We. 50 thoroughly taken in by the
,aiE'ty earth that very little water
found lts way to the river, which
iai'sd only few inches.
Negotiations have about been COM
-e'ed by which Mrs. ]. B. Daniels
becomes the purchaser of NJ. S. Hite-
cue" S clearinghouse on Main street,
NJ now occupied by Daniel H. Folk.
lie Pnce pad is $4,000.
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