Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-14
BRIEFS.

-. If new goods received this
week at PendletOn's
confederate picnic at Morgan's
Grove next Tuesday
bic line of crash for towels just
received at PendletOn
Smoke bob White" ten.cent CT
,.r for ) cents. Sold everywhere,
p,rn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B.
Chase. of Kimball, W. Va, a daughter
New lawns, new ginghams, new
dress good received this week at Fen
iletons.
Railroad workmen are putting in
~ culyert near the Main street
crossing.
The Atro-American League is to
have its annual celebration today at
N9rgans Spring.
The REGISTER goes to press We'd
rs.].v evening this week, instead of
Thursday morning.
For Rent-The stable and carriage
house on the rear Of my lot. Apply
70 Mrs. Alice Gibson.
Four new subscribers this week.
Two more will make it half dozen.
Come in and subscribe.
The tall term of Shepherd College
State Normal School will begin We'd
as.I4v, September 10th.
" Ct. Tabler, the Martinsburg
c.5.h.sr offers bargains in clothing.
Read bis advertisement.
4 party of young folks from Mar
ra.51rg came to Shepherdstown on a
straw ride Tuesday night.
The REGISTER cannot publish anony-
nous communications. Letters not
.slgi cannot be considered.
Miss Maggie Marten has been APP
pointed teacher of the public school at
Geagdstown, Berkeley county.
He. Narten shows in the window
o. bis hardware store a model of the
5rs, locomotive on our new railroad.
The Kabletown church will hold
festival on the church lawn on Friday
and Saturday night, August % and
25.
Tickets for MOrgan's Grove fair can
be found on sale at NJ. B. Bakers,
w. P. Licklider's and Remnants
Pharmacy,
For Sale-A thoroughbred Short
Horn Durham, four years old, one Of
the finest specimens in the county,
l. C. Lucas.
The Changers picnic will be held
at Williams Grove next week, begin
Mug on Monday and continuing I'M
ul Saturday.
The harvest home held by Mt. Wes-
ley church last Thursday was very
successful in every way. About $40
was realized.
The ladies' Of the Bakerton NJ. E.
church will hold an icecream festival
on Saturday night, August 10th.
Public cordially invited.
The ladies' Of Millville Sunday
.slo5, viii hold festival on the lawn
adjoining Miller's store on Friday
sat Saturday nights, August % and
A. persons holding paid-up stock
10 Norgans Grove Association can
secure tickets from the Secretary,
who will be found in town every Sat
u'iay.
Bless the babies We have not
forgotten them. We have a new line
o. shoes especially tor them. Call and
.ae-maie at the Carlisle factory. B.
S. Irud,etou.
Carpets are going. When you want
acaFlgt, call on US. We sell them
cheap We want bacon, lard and
egg IN exchange for all our goods.
b. 5 Penlleton.
The ladies' aid society of the Pres
og's-sn church will hold festival in
y!d Fellows hall at Shenandoah
junction, on Friday and Saturday
nights August Is and l6.
81 have handled cigars for twenty
Years, says dealer, land Hollomon s
bo, White is the most satisfactory
o. al / ever sold at 5 cents. "-Har-
T''sry Ja.) Ecening Neacs.
TIE other day Mrs. John Mitchell,
Elo lives near the cement mill, picked
" a cloth in her kitchen and found
0a' Sue had also gotten hold of a
''l'se. She let go in a hurry.
The surviving members of Company
d AMI few other old Confederates
ned their annual soup last Saturday
d, The home Of J, Will Taylor, couple
o@.es south of town. They had a
Very pleasant day.
Lotres competing for premiums in
'-e aides department at Morgan S
HH'oye FAIR will be closed Tuesday,
September "a, at go p. M, instead
d 3 ?. IN. Judging of exhibits will
oes.a Immediately.
Some very nice peaches have been
'o'l 10 town this week from our local
orchards. S. S. Stoufer expects to