Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-08-07
BRIEFS.

norgan's Grove fair September 30
4sni5
ls7ER year
-. Of new goods received this
rssk at Pendletons
bio line Of crash for towels just
,..e.rei at PendletOn's.
Fresh gravel has been placed on
The walks at the station
HIVE load Of nice stock ewes for
In Charles Town. c. F. Wall.
su,,s Bob White" ten-cent ci-
E,r 5 cents. Sold everywhere.
r,r SA-y-A nice, large showcase,
s,L25 leet-cheap. W. A. Adams.
Persons desiring tents for the Fair
should notify the Secretary at once
ysw lawns, new ginghams, new
i-sss good received this week at Pen
l.g,ous.
Hog cholera has made its appear
,,,s IN the southern part Of the coun-
".
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh n.
Psni.etoa, of McKeesport, Pa, a fine
daughter.
Mrs Vim. Barrick and son, of
Frederick Nd, are here visiting Mrs.
Margaret Miller.
DID YOU know that most Of the
dealers purchase ewes Of Wall, Charles
Town. for their own use?
}lr Thomas Hoffman, one of the old
e,c.,zeus Of ShepherdstOwn, was over
come by the heat last week.
4 party of young persons from Ha-
csr.t5vn are camping along the Po-
auac river, near Shepherdstown.
W-ssgs. E. H. Reinhart, John G.
Remnant and J. Quigley Reinhart
.,sa. las. Sunday in Cumberland, Nd,
Confederate Veterans soup and re-
union on Saturday at the home Of
j. VI. Taylor, near Moler's Cross
Reads.
Wsssrs. Vaudoran are in Charles
Town ron New Jersey, and expect
70 tcv carload of ewes Of c. T. Wall
shortly.
NJ. Knode Hoffman and family, Of
Hs-sgs,own, are visiting the family
o. Mr.. George Hoffman, near Kear-
levsv..e.
About 1000 persons were present
s.tae Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Y.
MICA picnic at Island Park last
Thursday.
There will be meeting of the L.
2. c. at the home of Mrs. Kate Rey-
holds next Monday evening, August
l., at clock.
Ct. Hodges has had derrick
erected a, his wharf along the Chesa-
rs-se * Ohio canal at Bridgeport for
unloading canal boats.
The ladies' Of the Baberton NJ. E.
church will hold an icecream festival
on Saturday night, August 10th.
Public cordially invited.
Conductor Charles Harris, of the n.
Is W, Is spending ten days at River
ton, Va. Conductor Alex. Bennett is
running Nr. Harris's train.
Ms. Geo. E. Wysong, of Washing
ton, who has a number of relatives
l-r-, has been quite sick at the home
o: -gr sister in Charles Town.
Tie Westinghouse CT Harrison
Morgan, a colored man who lived
near ksarneysviIle, was destroyed by
fire Monday evening. twas insured.
All persons holding paid-up stock
IN Nyrgaus Grove Association can
secure tickets from the Secretary,
who will be found in town every Sat-
u.lty.
II YOU see Strauther Pend leton's
Dew advertisement in last week s REG
.scsa2 The Troy Steam Laundry is
the a-st-besides YOU get silverware
s..urs.
Bless the babies, We have not
forgotten them. We have new line
o. shoes especially for them. Call and
s-e-uede at the Carlisle factory. B.
S. Ieaileton.
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.
5. S. Pendleton.
The Reformed Sunday School held
.,sp.enic Tuesday at Morgan's Grove,
an! today the Sunday School of the
Episcopal church is holding its picnic
a; the same place.
Tie ladies' aid society of the Pres
5y'srau church will hold festival in
OH Fellows hall at Shenandoah
junction, on Friday and Saturday
nights. August Is and l6.
For ss.e-A driving horse, quiet
also pony, drive and saddle; four
I.es we'll broken, Mexican mustang
lt.es but good runner; two others.
{. +. Wall, Charles Town.
"lasve handled cigars for twenty
years, says dealer, and Hollomon's
Bob White is the most satisfactory
Q. a. / ever sold at 5 cents. "-Har-