Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-09-15
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BRIEFS.
1t pays to advertise.

on Saturday.
Timothy seed for sale by W. N.
Lemen & Son.
Timothy seed, lowest prices, at
Hodges three elevators.
'yueat has taken another Jump this
week aud Is quoted at 81 O6 today.
Hodges will ship hogs and calves
Saturday, September 18th. See them
at once.
Our line of shoes is the finest ever
brought to town, and prices right, at
Hodges,
OF. Blackford will run his cider mill
near Shenandoah Junction on Tuesday,
ST TENDER -.
The regular September term of the
circuit court Ter Berkeley county be-
San at Martlnsburg Tuesday.
The Register man was pleased to
greet number OF his friends and sub
,uoers at Morgans Grove tair last
week.
Mr.. c. R. Grove and his son George,
e.. Hagerstown, spent couple Of days
with Mr.. aud Mrs. D. F. Hill, near
town, this week.
Miss Bessie Butler, graduate of
SasE herd College, has been appointed
enc Of the teachers for the Kearneys-
VILE public school.
Miss Almua Markell will open her
ssho5. on Monday, October 3rd. Miss
5. j. NJ. Markell Will teach vocal and
instrumental. music.
IaeleXt examination Of teachers for
Tie county schools viii be held in
C.n.es Town Oh Friday and Saturday,
September 10 and II.
Miss Ella Z. Heusell and Mr. Charles
s. Long, both Of Maruusburg, were
manned in Haserstown last Monday
,y Rev. C. X. Hartman.
William Tenant, a former resident
ott-.s place, was painfully hurt in Me-
Nvvsgort, Pa, by pile Of building
material falling upon him.
JOAN c. Wiltshire has sold his farm,
containing about 10 acres, lying north
o. Charles Town, to Daniel Bush, Of
Clarke county, Va, tor 81 500.
TaeDemocraticclub will meetin fire.
men nall Friday evening, September
-5i, at , O'Clock. Every Democrat in
TIE community Is urged to be present.
4 number Of articles exhibited at
Morgan Grove tain and unclaimed by
the owners, can be obtained from Mrs.
D. L. ReuJch, who has tlem IN charge.
The Shepherdstowu Graded School
began It's sessions Monday morning,
aud has an enrolment Of Just about
2yJ pupils The colored school has
an enrolment Of SO.
The Plant Juice advertiser last
week offered gold watch to the most
popular lady in the town. Miss Bessie
Na-ala got the most votes and re-
Ce,yed the gold watch.
There was remarkably good order
during fair week, not only on the fair
grounds, but in town also. Town
Sergeant Shipley made but three ar
rests, and they were for drunkenness.
William Keesecker, Of Washington,
Kansas, has our thanks Tor papers
sent US from that place. Mr.. hee-
seeker is a recent subscriber to the
REGISTER and a mighty good Demo
csat.
We can sell you a Standard Sewing
Machine made by the Standard Sew
ing Machine Co., and guaranteed by
them for 3 years. Prices as low as
$1,000. Come and see them before
you buy. c. D. Wysoug.
The annual fair dance, held in the
town hall last Thursday night, was
great success. Young ladies and
gentlemen from many other places
- ,,re.art and the occasion was in
every respect enjoyable.
NJ. cIhar+ Miller and Miss Cora
- 49,. La,g Of GIore,ntown. w, Va.
80 T.. No. ro,-riaJ ,odsy A reception is
@. 49, ! ~ ~ -', ,as,, nevi Tuesday night
~ VI ~. 5', ,,5a, 80, ,,sTs,,t. Mr. and Mrs
o.'e ,f FL ., Essrrsysyiijs
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Among Walls many sales OF ewes
last week at bsIa&ue were ~ 10