Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1903-09-24
BRIEFS.

Today the sun rises az o''' "NO
set. at $50.
A special term of the county court
being held today.
Ms. Louise Show and Harry Bill
- have entered the service of the
REGISTER.
Farmers find great difficulty in Sc
....~, hands enough to cut off the
com crop.
ps., corn shelters reduced to 81 25'
III c. Martens Great Cheap Hard
wave Store.
s,r Brothers circus will exhibit in
s.srasr3.town next Wednesday, Sep
.sa5sr 5o,b.
Perfection smokeless officiating
stoves. a. H. c. Martens Great Cheap
Hardware Store.
Thomas Rutherford is improving
ii. clearinghouse on Duke street by
raising /, another story.
case Of smallpox is reported at
q.r,r. this county. The patient,
negro. has been quarantined.
Iszrest to have two cars Of very
s-- ewes in soon, ard they will be
much cheaper. c. F. Wall, Charles
Town
Fodder tw;ne, corn baskets, corn
choppers and husking gloves, at Il.
c. Martens Great Cheap Hardware
Store
E.rsc.al attention is called this
T.ss to the new advertisement of NJ.
6 Tsb.sr, Martinsburg's up-to-date
.o.4sr.
John c. Lambert Will have big
sac Of horses, carriages, harness, ETC.,
j. Sasraerdstown tomorrow, Septem-
ts- 18th
Tie first frost of the season made
j.. appearance last Saturday morning.
I. Was slight, however, and caused no
damage.
For S4,s-Fifteen Greenbrier stock
ewes, and nine head of Durham steers
IS months old. Terms to suit. 10
Wa.qsr,
Tie members of the ShepherdstOwn
Ere Department are arranging the de-
tails for their fair during the Christ
mas holidays.
Rev. Prof. Henry Clay Cameron, of
Princeton University, preached an
able sermon in the Reformed church
as, Sunday night.
Little Miss Margaret May Border
gave very delightful party last Sat-
-,lsv afternoon to a number of her
Young friends at her home at Kear-
lsvs7..le.
Tie silver tea at Mrs. Alice Glib
..a last Friday evening was very sue
..ss.G,. The next will be held by
Yrs. NcLain at Sudley Place on o.
,.sr 9Th.
Charles Lloyd, colored, who had
been found guilty of burglarizing the
store o: Ramsburg Bros. at Vancleves-
vile, was sent to the penitentiary for
tso years.
Tie REGISTER will be sent to any
address one year for a dollar-six
months for fifty cents. Don't be with
og.vour home paper during the win
Ter mouths.
The potato rot is causing good
l-a. o, loss in this section. Hundreds
o. bushels have rotted in the ground
because of the excessive rain Of the
la., summer.
Tie weather has been simply ideal
tie past week. Bright, sunshiny days,
.lst coo. enough to be comfortable,
AID pleasant nights, have made the
country very delightful.
Farmers are busy cutting off corn
'-.' week. The crop in this section
su,ler Indifferent, both as to guam
u,y aud quality, on account Of too
much rain the past summer.
Tie Kings Daughters will meet at
Mrs. Alice Gibson's Saturday after
noon at , o'clock. All the members
ale requested to be present, as well as
Hose who may wish to join.
Nr David B. Shoemaker, of Ripon,
'-s county, and Loula V. Crabble, of
Washington, D. c., were married last
Saturday in Hagerstown by Rev. L.
T. No.oray at the Methodist parson-
age.
Raleigh Houser, who has been su-
Ier.ltendent of the Bakerton lime
WORKS since the first kilns were erect
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