Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-11-10
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Briefs.

Wanteu-lW enty snoats. 10 wal
per.
Circuit Court begins next Tuesday,
November 18th.
1t didn't snow the next day, but it
was very chilly.
q. G. Getzendanner's big sale takes
place next Tuesday.
For Ssle-A coal stove and wood
stove. Apply to D. S. Rentch.
Homemade 5O-pound lard cans,
40 cents each, at G. NJ. Sheetz's.
Now that the election is over the
big hog question may be discussed.
A few sir-tight stoves left which
will be sold cheap. c, D, Wysong
Democratic headquarters in Shep-
herdstown have been closed for re-
pairs.
Lots of corn is being brought into
market. 1t is Of excellent quality and
prime condition.
We are glad Thanksgiving day is
several weeks off yet. Even turkey
wouldn't taste good now.
Now is good time to subscribe for
the REGISTER and provide for proper
reading during the winter months.
l will kill beef every Friday
an will sell good meat at six and
seven cents a pound. 10 Walper.
Walter Dittmyer has purchased
Wright's Pharmacy in Harper's Ferry
and began business there on Tuesday
James Lawrence McChan moved
again this week, and is now occupy
ing part of bis mothers dwelling. "a
Walter Crowl shot a chicken hawk
the other day that measured 4 feet
81 inches from tip to tip Of Its wIngs
Rev. E.T. Smith will preach. at
Grac. Baptist Church, Shenandoah
Junction, Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The jefferson County Sunday School
Convention will be held IN the M E
Church of Bolivar, November 18th
and 10th.
Just as an evidence of the way
Democrats felt the next day, Charlie
Greenfield never cracked smile
Wednesday.
The Shepherdstown Band has moved
into the old Shepherd College build
ing and has for its practice room the
main hail upstairs.
Rev. and Mrs Charles Ghiselin will
receive their friends Friday evening,
November the eighteenth, from seven
to ten, at the msnse.
Oscar Jenkins, colored, 10 years
old, accidentally shot and killed his
brother near Berryville last Saturday
while fooling with gun.
Mrs. D. P. Ray last Saturday sold
her household goods and will move to
Roanoke, Va, where Mr.. Ray has
work in the machine shops.
Mr.. Robert Eichelberger, former
resident of Berkeley county. was
married in Davis, W. Va, last week to
Miss Bessie Haines, of that place.
The ladies exchange this week will
be at the store room of Miss Ellen
WelshanE, where may be found the
usual good things-bread, cake, pies,
crullers and candy.
Miss Lula E. Kline, daughter Of
Mr.. Vim. R. Kline, and Mr.. Archibald
F Hartley, all of Martinsburg, were
married last Thursday in that city
by Rev. A. j. Gill.
A meeting of the Shephei dstown
pastors will be held Saturday, No
vember II, at p. M, in the general
Office of Shepherd College, to arrange
for a union thanksgiving service.
ID. Engle, formerly of this coun-
ty, ha, bought the property at the
corner of Kennedy avenue and Twen-
tieth street, in Baltimore, and will
move into his new home this week.
Those desiring Crosses of Honor
can obtain application blanks for
same at John H. Schoppert s store.
The Daughters desire all such aP-
plications to be in by December Oath,
We have few more $1,000 sew.
ing machines made by the Standard
Sewing Machine Company, and guar
.nteed for FIVE years. Come and see
them before you buy. c D. Wysong,
Mr.. Il. B. Grimm, of Winchester,
was in town Yesterday, and contract
ed for the brick work on c. S. Bill
MYERS new home near town. He ex-
pects to begin work the first OF the
week.
The Shepherds View Fountain, No
22l9, G. W. 0. T., colored, will give
grand entertainment in Hartzells
hall on November oath Supp T will
be served and frst-class cake walk
will be one of the features. Admls-
sion 10 cents.
Several persons formed syndicate
Tuesday and hired the town hall, and
then charged admission to those who
wished to hear election returns There
was a pretty good attendance, bu'
Democratic patron &c grew hight as
nothing but bad news came in. The
enterprise about paid expenses.