Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-10-22
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Farmer. Institute November 9th
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Uysong.
e... ana cheapest wood stoves. G.
2. Wys2ng'
wall bs, 10 stock cattle, average
alto 900.
e,,i. solid shoes that will wear, at
rF. L,s..dsrs,
Wall. Charles Town, will furnish
-,r cattle any size.
pa.svbsat, hominy, peas and beans,
oW.T L,ckider's.
WALL Charles Town, will contract
10y the cattle he sells.
H..i-aar,ers for air-tight heating
.,yss c. D. WysOng.
New ass. dates, citron, apricots and
caches. at W. P Licklider's.
WALL Charles Town, has some nice,
r,5t stock steers at right price.
One dollar gets the REGISTER a
year Don't YOU want to try 1t?
Ginger snaps and water crackers, 5
.sr.. 4 round, at W. P. Licklider's.
Tva pair of H. c. Gorsuch's shoes.
Every pair is sold with a guarantee.
County Court convenes November
bland Crcmt Court November 18th.
Lamps for your parlor, hall, bed.
nom and library, at W. P. Lickli-
lEs
Read the new advertisement of J.
r Thompson & Bro, the Martinsburg
.5,-srs.
Hicks predicted storms of wind and
aa from the 10th to the 23d. Ke
missed il badly.
Wall. Charles Town, is shipping
YEA. calves, fat hogs, sheep, next Mon
Av October %,
Tie ladies' of the Reformed church
w.. serve dinner in the town hall on
thanksgiving day.
F5, Sale-Two fireplace heaters in
cool condition. VIII be sold cheap.
Apply at this Office.
James W. Strider, the progressive
Lsz,0wn merchant, has recently built
an addition to his store-room.
The annual meeting ofthe survivors
o.,hs famous old Stonewall Brigade
J. beng held in Staunton today.
The new transformer came this
morning, and an Improvement in the
electric light service is due tonight.
c. c. Frazier will have pudding
and sausage Friday and Saturday, be-
.es fresh meats of all kinds. Give
lin a call.
Wheat continues to advance little,
AMI our local dealers are offering as
high as IS cents today. Corn is quo
,si at 20 cents.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H.
Es~zell, at Duffelds, this county, a
5a..ater. Congratulations to the
respective grandpas.
Number Of young ladies and gen.
,s-eu drove down from Martinsburg
yesterday evening and enjoyed good
supper at the Entler Hotel.
Mp Crowl picked about $50 bush
els O.. ane apples from DR.. A. S. Rey-
-.is orchard Just west Of town. The
Trees are only SIX years old.
Nr. Eugene Clipp, formerly Of
Charles Town, and Miss Rachel Nor
gan, of Steelton, Pa, were married in
tie latter place on October lst.
Mss Fannie Roberts, daughter of
]. William Roberts, of Summit Point,
aas taken a position as nurse in the
I.r.. HOsuital Elkins. w. Va.
Signs that advertised a circus here
as, month still disfgure the electric
Ugh, posts all over town. Such use
O. 1.-THE poles should not be permitted.
Turkeys are very scarce in this Sec
ton and the probability is they will
SCI high. 1t is said that they are
scarce throughout the entire country.
Princess street has been macada-
nzgi with stone from the crusher in
the cemetery, and now Main street is
receiving needed attention in the same
line.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
WI. serve chicken and vegetable soup
al3 .aramels Saturday night in the
room next to w. P. Lickliders store.
Everybody invited.
The infant department room of the
Southern Methodist Sunday school is
beng improved. New wainscoting
and lretty papering and painting add
10 lis appearance very much.
For Sale-At once, that desirably
located lot, corner of Prospect Ave
me ADD Church street, in Trussells
Addition to Shepherdstown. Apply
70 '-o. N. Beltzhoover, attorney.
Mss N. Ella Lambert, daughter
o. VI. and Mrs. Geo. D. Lambert,
Q. Nartlnsburg, was married in that
Lsee .ast Wednesday to Mr.. Andrew
" 5uuk, ofNew Martinsville, w. Va
Miss E,rS,,r;o ool-uooJ NVr,cbf ic