Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-10-23

rsrpsDAr, OCTOBER 3d. 1907
BRIEFS.

New fall goods at fenals'0n
po,Ewheat -four at W. P. Lickidsr''
A dollar gets the REGISTER q
year. .s,0 w p
Licklider.
Road il. Welshans's advertise
ment this week
SIXTEEN and 2l-Ounce tar rope at
". P. Lickliders.
", P. Licklider wants navy BEANS
apples and onions
Tnll line OF boots, shoes and rubbers
,tW. P. LickhderS'
Porto Rico molasses and maple syr-
at ". P. Lickhder's,
The official ballot appears in the
REGISTER this week
The election is but one week from
o.[t Tussday-November 4th.
Rorp TO Prof. and Mrs, Elmer F.
Goodwin October 22d, fine son.
Gjngsrsnaps and water crackers at
cents pound, at W. ?. Liokhders'
County Court will convene Novem-
her 81 and Circuit Court November
18TH
Good apples have been selling this
vssk on the streets at so to 90 cents
bushel.
A spirited revival is being conduct
a in the colored Methodist church
o! tbs place.
Cold snap is coming-Pendleton
has full line of underwear for ladies
and children very cheap.
The United States Court is in ses-
sion in Martinsburg, with Judge John
J. Jackson on the bench.
The heaviest frost of the season
came Tuesday night. Wednesday
morning vegetation was white.
The faculty of Shepherd College
has had three notable additions since
the beginning of the fall term.
Daniel Fleming, a respected resident
OfBerkeley county, died last Friday
sth.s home near Falling Waters.
Sarah Jane Wilson, well-known
Young colored school teacher, died in
Charles Town last week, aged %
years.
A pension of Sc a month has been
granted to John R. Clifford, colored,
editor Of the Martinsburg Pioneer
Press.
The ladies aid society of the Uvilla
Lutheran Church will meet at the
church on Saturday, October 18th, at
go ?. IN.
Pay the printer what you owe.
Don't wait for dun, but look at the
date opposite your address and see
how far you are in arrears.
Reports from Leetown are to the
effect that ex.Sheritf Eugene Baker is
very weak from his illness, and there
ia little or no hope Of his recovery.
William Rutherford is building a
small brick house on his lot overlook
ing the railroad station. James Dunn
is the contractor for the brick work.
The newly-sowed wheat has come
up splendldly and is getting good
star, for the winter. There is very
large acreage in Jefferson county this
fall.
The ladies Of Halltown will give
supper on Thursday and Friday even
ings October % and "a, for the bene-
fit Of the new NJ. E. Church South.
Everybody invited.
Charles Lock, of Berkeley county,
sent US a specimen of his potatoes the
other day that weighed 81 pounds.
Il was very fine one, but Jefferson
county Is still ahead.
Intending to engage in other bust
ness l will sell my stock of goods aud
fixtures at and below cost for cash.
want to close out by November 18th.
All Indebted will please call and set
tie at once, G. T. BUTLER, JR.
The literary department of the
EPgorth League Of the NJ. E. Church
South will hold an entertainment in
the lecture room of the church on
Thursday evening, Oct. 29th. Quite
an interesting programme will be rem
deTed and all are invited to come.
Tom Trapnell, of this place, claims
The championship as pedestrian here
aoou,s-having left the residence of
bis sister at Haymarket, Va, Friday
morning at s o'clock and covered the
distance to Charles Town, fifty miles,
On foot, by s o'clock that evening
Charles IoDcn SPIRIT.
B. ". Bundy, the Charles Town
negro who was arrested on a train
at tins place by Sheriff Billmyer, has
aal hearing in Charles Town, and
Was sentenced to six months in Jail
and line Of $25 for carrying con-
csaIed weapons. He was held for the
gfani Jury on the charge Of assaulting
Policeman Mock.
The .wo-horse team of Vince Dorsey,
SSOIoTei, had a thrilling accident last
saturday. The horses were pulling