Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-11-20
BRIEFS.

fall goods at Pendleton
school shoes go to Pendletons.
n,,,r the sun rises at GAS and sets
atlas.
ing day
dlstons.
Wheat j. worth rs cents today and
corn 10 cents.
Now crop New Orleans molasses, at
V. P L;cbliiers,
g., vonr supplies for butchering at
W.P Lic5hiers.
rvou have anything to SELL adver-
,.sjn the REGISTER.
Shoes Of all kinds and all sizes and
al prices at Hodges.
s,ns special bargains in plaids and
,r,,r.s at Teudieton's.
e.. YOUR supplies for thanksgiving
l,r from ". P. Lickhder.
P,rr to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Show,
an e.syea,Yoand daughter,
New dates, figs, Malaga grapes,
.r,,bs,ries, &C., at ", P. Llckliders.
vsnmetsr Bros. have closed their
store IN the Rickard building on Main
street.
Eggs are going way up-24 cents
dozen today. Butter is 20 cents a
pound.
One dollar gets the REGISTER a
wear. so cents secures it for six
months.
n G. Bast has received the con-
ras, for painting the new Shepherd
College building
ca. tits out and present at Glib
sons drug store aud save 10 cents on
air.ay purchase.
New seats have been placed in the
waiting rooms of the n. & W. station
a. Sa-rherdstown.
Joseph E. Yontz will furnish nice
oysters for thanksgiving, Orders will
Be thankfully received.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel H.
Folk. fine son. Thus the Republi-
can majority keeps up.
Cold snap is coming-Pendleton
has a.u,l line of underwear for ladies
and children very cheap.
The faculty of Shepherd College
will give a reception to the students
Friday evening Of this week.
Pure pepper, salt, sage, sweet mar
fo-an, corsnder, saltpetre, and butch
er sriyes, at W. P. Lickhder's.
George Porterfeld, of Charles
Town, former deputy sheriff Of JEFF
hrs5n county, has been adjudged
bankrupt. e,
Tie Hag-rstown Herald of Tuesday
stated that George W. Show, formerly
otth.s place, was very i'll at his home
in that town
Some of the pupils of the Graded
Sho5, are collecting a fund for
gymnasium which is to be fitted up in
the basement.
NJ B. Baker is having a new roof
placed upon his brick building on
King street, and other improvements
made to the property.
Read the advertisement of James
w. McGarry in this paper. He will
sell lot Of valuable property at Shen-
aDioah Junction on November 29th.
". \. Lemen expects to rebuild
be elevator in Sbepherdstown, and
viii 20 ahead with the work as soon
as a. can arrange his plans definitely.
Tie fam Of C. B. Moler, near En-
g.s'- Switch, this county, was sold at
public sale last week to Mrs. Louisa
N9t,er at $50 an acre. The place
contains - acres.
Benjamin Henson is arranging for
asaoo,irg match to be held on thanks
giving day. Turkeys and other prizes
vii. be contested for. See Mr.. Hen
son for particulars.
Mr. Samuel L. Hale and Miss Ada
Jones were united in marriage yester-
day by Rev. J. II. Wolff at the resi-
deuce Of Mr. VIM. c. Byers, few miles
south of Charles Town.-Free Press.
The ladies' Of the NJ. E. Church
South at Uvilla will hold a soup in the
hal. on Saturday evening, November
22i. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church. The public patronage is So
Eci,sj
Il. II, Jackson, a crippled Exon
Tolerate soldier who Is supposed to
have come from Georgia, was struck
and killed the other day near Van
c.evesviIle by train No. 6 on the B.
go. Railroad.
Herbert Rogers and Toby Turner
s1ot very handsome swan on Tues
day along the Potomac river above
Saepherdstown. 1t weighed III
pounds and measured seven feet from
tip to tip of its wings.
John s. Snyder, who lives near
Shenandoah Junction, has recently
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