Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-11-24
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Briefs.

The weather mas oeen loVeIy TINS
week.
For Sale-TweBty shosts. R. n
Lemen.
The rural mail carriers have holi-
day today.
ClEstmss will be four weeks from
next Sunday.
Send us dollar and get the REG
IsTER for a year.
Highest grades of hard and soft
coal at Hodges.
Lot of new shoes for fall and winter
Just in at Hodges.
Christmas opening November 3Oth
at W. P. Licklider's.
Some of the boatmen on the canal
are making their last trip.
THE REGISTER is all right. u.
L. HINES, Keyser, w. Va.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Allen
at Wilhston, N. D., on November s,
son.
Frank Kremer sprained his arm
pretty badly on Monday in the Shop
herd College gymnasium.
Butter is 20 cents a pound this
week. Eggs have scared to % cents
dozen and are scarce at that.
The Hotel Martin at Martiusburg,
formerly the Continental, is advertis-
ed to be sold on December 3lst.
Don't forget the date of the organ
recital in the Reformed church
Thursday evening, December lst.
Competition or Department Store"
will be the rage this winter for parlor
games-50 CENTS Remnants Phar-
macy,
Get your dinner or supper today at
the town hall, where the ladies Of the
Reformed Church will provide deli
cious meals.
Persons desiring pictures framed
for Xmas will please leave their or
ders early to avoid the rush. Rein
ha1t's Pharmacy.
A years subscription to any of the
leading magazines makes a suitable
Xmas gift Leave your order at
pa;,bort's pbsrrnacv
Orders for engraved visiting cards,
wedding and reception invitations,
special stamped stationery, taken at
Remnants Pharmacy.
For Butchering-A box Of good
cigars, pure pepper, sage, marjoram.
coriander, saltpeter, borax-all the
best. At Remnants Pharmacy.
Wheat has taken a tumble of about
four cents since last week, and obr
local dealers are paying SLOT today
for the best. Corn is 40 cents
bushel.
Some one stole fine beagle hound
belonging to Town Sergeant Robert
Shipley, and the other of his pair was
accidentally shot and killed while
hunting.
A freight train on the Norfolk &
Western Railway broke in two near
Charles Town Tuesday and the two
parts afterward ran together, smash
ing several cars.
Mrs. Fannie Duke desires to call
attention to a change in terms of her
sale. Instead Of cash, credit of six
months will be given. The ssls takes
place December lst.
Workmen are stringing a number
of new copper wires on the poles of
the United Telephone Company in
this section. They are for long-dis-
lance connections.
An adjourned meeting Of Cliff City
Lodge, Shield of Honor, will be held
next Tuesday evening at 7.3O o'clock.
All members are urged to be present,
as work is to be done.
NJ. B. Baker has had a doorway
cut between his store-room and the
room formerly used for J. G. Tabler's
store, and will utilize the entire build
ing for his increasing business.
Pennsylvania horse and cattle pow
der keeps your stock in good condi-
ton all the winter. No meal cake
or ashes, 2 pounds Of pure medicine
% cents, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Connection has been made at
Myersville by the trolley line from
Hagerstown with that of the Freder-
lex line, and travellers may 60 from
one city to the other by electric cars,
Wagonload after wagonload of corn
is being hauled to the dealers in town,
and the elevators are kept busy hand
ling the golden grain. The corn is of
excellent quality and the yield very
good il quantity.
Last Thursday the log dwelling
house of Ira w. Tabler, near Swan
Pond, Berkeley county, was destroyed
by fire, causing loss of several hum
dred dollars, with reinsurance. Near
ly all of the household effects were
saved.
Shepherds View Fountain, W. 0.
T., colored, will hold a festival in
Hartzell's hall this Thursday night,
at which an elegant supper and re-
freshments will be served. A cake
walk at 9 o'clock will be one of the
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