Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-10-09
BRIEFS.

Samples of carpet for rugs, at Pen
deton's.
The great Hagerstown fair will be
held next week.
Some special bargains in plaids and
outings at Pendleton's.
Full line of winter gloves at low
nr,ees Vanmeter Bros.
Shifting and Canton flannel at low
ryiees at Vanmeter Bros.
The rain last Sunday caused the
river TO raise couple Of feet.
Born 10 Prof. and Mrs j. D. Mul.
doom October 9th, daughter.
Paw your taxes to Sheriff Billmy ell
you want to save the discount.
Calico worth 6 and 7 cents yard
q, { ! cents a yard. Vanmeter Bros.
We congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. A.
4. P. NeeI, Jr., upon the arrival of a
tine so1.
The people know good thing when
thew see it. Pendleton s Carlisle shoes
I'll. the bill.
Boat load of best grade Georges
Crock nm of mine coal at close prices,
at Hodges.
Cold snap is coming-Pendleton
has full line of underwear for ladies
and children very cheap.
Last Sunday night $50 ee!s were
caught in the fshpots at the cement
mill below Shepherdstown.
Joseph L. Cookus showed US some
very nice second-crop raspberries the
other day that grew upon his lot.
Aunt" Martha Norris, respected
co..red woman of this place, received
a stroke OF paralysis a few days ago.
= S. Pendleton paid visit to San
IA Claus last week. Lookout for the
Nee things to please the little ones.
Wall will ship veal calves, fat
sheep, lambs and hogs at B. & o. de-
pot, Charles Town, Monday, October
18th.
J.L. Welshans has very attractive
and stylish line Of millinery and dress
goods. Read his advertisement this
week.
Some very fine bass have been
caught in the Potomac the past week.
William Muck got one that weighed
81 pounds.
Miss Katie Donley, graduate of
Shepherd College, has been appointed
teacher of the public school at Burl-
lng,ou, Mineral county.
Il am always glad to read the news
OF old Jefferson, and l wish the REG
IsTER much success. Mrs. S. j. Eich-
eIJerger, Rocky Ridge, Nd.
All members of Caledonia Lodge
No. (, l. o. o. F., are requested to meet
at their lodge room this evening at
o'clock. Business of Importance.
There will be game of baseball
Saturday, the 18th, between Bruins
wick and Shepherdstown. The last
game Of the season. Admission 10
cents.
This is a very propitious season for
wheat seeding, and the wheat will have
fine start. Some of that which was
sowed early is already coming up
nicely.
Our advertisers make such a de-
maud upon US this week that our
reading matter is considerably cur
tailed. Reckon we will have to
enlarge.
Many persons are putting up wood
stoves on account Of the scarcity and
high price Of anthracite coal. This is
one advantage that the country has
over the city.
DR.. Byers sent large and very
carlors.y .baped potato to the REG
HrER office on Tuesday. The potato
crop Is a good one this fall and there
ale many freaks to be seen.
Henson & Atwell's ministries per-
formed in the town hall last night,
aud those who attended were very
We. pleased with the show. Every
body said they had their money
worth.
We learn that the well-known car
mage manufacturing firm of Thrush &
Slough Will establish branch factory
In SaepherdstOwn next spring, and
VII. build AMI repair carriages, bug
giles, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Staley, ma
ives o; ShePherdstown, but who have
1'sd IN Baltimore for many years,
nave recently moved to New York,
Where they are making their home
with their son, Mr.. J. c. Staley.
Henry Trostle has sold to J. T.
Campbell. the farm near Kearneys-
Vile which Mr.. Trostle boughta NM
Ger OF Years ago from DR.. Logic. The
Place contains l68 acres and the price
l'd by Mr.. Campbell was $45 an
acre.
We call attention to the advertise
nent OF the Frederick fair this week.
II VIII be held October 2l-24, and
Will viii be up to its usual high standard
'L.S year. Jefferson countv will nat