Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-10-15
BRIEFS.
weather this week.

Attend the recital In the town nall
Saturday night.
Wanted, a secondhand phaeton.
AMY at this Office.
The small boys hands have very
,;,b walnut color now.
p kinds Of coal, good quality and
,or... prices, at Hodges.
Paw your subscription to the REG
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For Sale-A double-heater coal
stove in good order. Apply to w.
A. Adams.
cow belonging to Mrs. Raleigh
C,.ws. is the proud mother Of fine
twin calves.
Cs,-snd see Mrs. NJ. L. Herring
ION. fall and winter stock of stylish
hats lust received.
y-g will find at Mrs. NJ. L. Her
r,rs,5as a full line Of hats, dress
good. and notions.
Tie Presbyterian Synod Of Virginia
VII. convene in Abingdon next Tues
iav, October Goth.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address one year for a dollar. Six
mouths for so cents.
Prof. Kuutti's cadet corps is drilling
outdoors now, and the boys are get
tin. into good form.
We are always thankful to have
our friends send US items of news.
On. telephone is No. l.
Wheat is quoted as high as II cents
TODAY Corn is 40 cents. Hay is
worth from ST to $40 ton.
Fred Young, cOlored, has bought
from JaueNelson a small house on High
street. He paid 1926 for it.
Dogs got among E. H. Reinhart's
sheep one night recently, killing ten
a1i ,njuring four or five others.
The big storm the latter part of last
week blew hundreds of bushels of ap-
PIES from the trees in this section.
The trees are beginning to put on
their autumn colors, and the land
sc4ps grows daily more beautiful.
The wheat that was sowed early is
coming up splendidly, and some fields
are already green and AOurishing,
Dr. H. R. Moore, oculist, will be at
the Carter House, Charles Town, Sat-
u.iay, October 18th. Glasses fitted.
The hole in the college pavement,
which had been undermined by water
from the run, was repaired this week.
The REGISTER goes to press We'd
uesday evening this week. so that all
hands may have holiday on Thurs
day.
John o. Lemen, of Martinsburg,
has been elected trustee in the bank
Iupt case of E. o. Mckee, Of this
county.
With wheat seeding unfinished,
corn yet to cut and apples to be pick
ed, some of our farmers are still kept
pretty busy.
It's said that there are a great
many cartridges in this section. Most
Of the landowners will protect them
from the hunters.
Senator McComas got lot of young
bass from the U. S. Fish Commission
and had them put in the Potomac riv-
er at WilEamsport.
Little Miss Dorothy cambridge has
gotten a very pretty Shetland pony Of
d.miuutive size which she is enjoying
to the fullest extent.
Robert Emory has moved with his
family from Rocky Marsh to town,
occupying a part Of Mrs. McChan 9
house on Main street.
Mrs. N. L. Harrington has returned
from the city, where she has been for
the past week buying her winter stock
o. hats and millinery.
Tie new schedule of the Western
Maryland Railroad may be found in
this issue. The passenger service has
been greatly improved.
s marriage license was issued in
Hagerstown few days ago to Jack
y. Shacklefo1d, of Shepberdstown,
and Mss Belle Williams, of Uvilla.
Geo. D. Moore and John T. Porter
te.l. Of Charles Town, recently pass
Cd very creditable examinations at
Norgsutown for admission to the bar.
4 good many Shepherdstown per-
sous are spending this week in Hagers-
town. Some of them took advantage
Of the charming weather and drove
over.
The Shepherd College Picket makes
Dts appearance again this week. Miss
L.le. Walter and Frank Myers are
editors and John D. May is business
manager.
Mr Chas. f. Jones, well-known
resident Of the Leetown neighborhood,
las been in Baltimore to have an
operation performed to relieve him of
throat trouble.
We always enjoy reading the REG
Is.zR. 1t is like getting letter from
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