Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-09-11
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-. Of new goods received this
week at PendletOn's
4, II, line Of crash for towels just
rsssiyed at Psndleton's'
N.v Henson has just opened an
other kiln Of excellent brick
rl.ve a car of stock ewes just ar
rirs5. CT. Wall, Charles Town.
Cooke Bob White, a ten-cent CT
car for ) cents. Sold everywhere,
New lawns, new ginghams, new
l-s.. Good received this week at Pen
i,etons.
Dr C. ". S. Butler will sell val
r.b,s property at public sale on Sat-
r~}ay. See advertisement.
Frank Nael has taken the place in
CN Writings mill made vacant by
The resignation Of Jacob Keller.
The excursion that had been ad-
rsr-;sed bv the n. & w. to run from
rgrsv TO Mt. Alto today has been re-
called.
For Sale-A secondhand Scientific
corn harvester, in good condition.
Amply to J. c. Unger, near Dufhelds,
w. Va.
Send along your good paper with
is sound Democratic principles, "
writes our friend J. X. Zombro, of
GAYLORD, Va.
The farmers Of this neighborhood
have commenced to cut off corn G.
Tie crop will be a very good one in
tbs vicinity,
The editor ofthe Williamsport Lead
81 was the only person who saw a
h55,aes-coochee show at Morgan's
G.5ve-aud he wasn't there.
VIM. W. Everhart, of the Middle
way rsigbborhcod, has built himself
comfortable new dwelling-house.
Z. W. Athey was the contractor.
H.,frates will be allowed on the
bridge at Shepherdstown on Septem-
Der 18th, when interesting exercises
vii, be held at Antietam battlefield.
Another carload of the stone col
umus that will support the splendid
ror;ico Of the new college building
arrived this week, completingthe order.
r. A. Allstadt, of Harper's Ferry,
Las bought J. L. Pentz s grocery store
in Winchester. Charles Quick has Sc
cured Mr.. Allstadt's store in Harper's
Ferry.
Lost at Morgan's Grove last Thurs
day, a silver cup upon which Is en-
grayel the name Nelson. The finder
will please leave at this Office and re-
cs.ye reward.
S. F. Lemen, who lives on Mrs.
Faymaus farm north of town, took
tie prize for the best twelve stalks of
new corn at the fair last week. 1t
was frst-class.
Carpets are going. When you want
carpet, call on US. We sell them
cheap We want bacon, lard and
eggs 10 exchange for all our goods.
B. S. Pendleton.
81 have handled cigars for twenty
years, says a dealer, land Hollomon' g
Bob White is the most satisfactory
o: all I ever sold at 5 cents. "-Har-
rsmj.ry Ta) Erening Ne1cS.
Rev S. T. Wagner, formerly pas
tor Of the Meadville, Pa, Reformed
church, has accepted call tc the
Boousboro Reformed charge and
preached his first sermon on Sunday.
The Potomac river is very low at
present. The upper river has so little
water in its bed that there is not
enough to supply the canal, and nav
lgaton has been materially interfered
with.
The property known as Knots Is
land, III the Potomac river below
Saeqherdstown, was offered for sale
IN Hagerstown Tuesday by L. D. Syes-
ter executor, but was withdrawn at a
tidot $lIOO.
The infant son of the editor of the
REGISTER took the prize offered for
the pTettiest baby at Morgan's Grove
fair last week. Everybody remarked
at the striking resemblance to his
father
Charles Show had bad luck this
Week. On Monday while cutting
corn his knife slipped aud cut cash
IN his leg, reaching to the bone. Next
day be spilled a cup of hot tea and
sca.ded his foot.
This week We discontinue a num-
Der Of subscriptions to persons tc
whom We have sent bills and who
have failed to respond. If any Of
these will forward the amount due fol
their paper We will be glad to renew
Their subscription.
Webb L. Bender, n. & w. brake,
man, was caught between the running
boards Of two box cars, while drop.
L.as them into a siding at Charles
Town Monday afternoon, and badly
squeezed. He was removed to hil
home at Sharpsburg.