Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-10-20
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1904.
Briefs.

EIeCtlOu Oh 4uesudyi NOVEMBER ON.
Some very stylish hats at T. B.
Lines.
New corn is selling at 40 cents
bushel.
a, Buy steers from Wall, they are good
property.
For Sale-SiI spring steer calves.
10 Walper.
Today the sun rises at GA and
sets at 5.15.
Wanted-TwO fresh COWS. Apply
to 10 Walper.
Wall has FIVE loads of Louisville
steers this week.
Democratic speaking in the town
hall Friday night.
Shoes Shoes All kinds, largest
stock, at Hodges.
Good underwear for men and chill
dren at T. B. Lines.
The river is lower now than it has
been in many years.
Butter is l6 cents a pound and eggs
are II cents dozen today.
There are now Isl students en-
rolled at Shepherd College.
Mems and boys corduroy pants,
quality guaranteed, at 7. B. Lines.
Trespass notices printed on card
board can be obtained at the REGISTER
office.
I have 200 ewes to close out at
bargain, and several bucks, fine ones.
c. +. Wall.
For Sale-Two cheap work horses.
Apply TO T. J. Dreamer, near Van
clevesyille.
Bill Blue is in trouble again this
week in Martiusburg because Of too
much booze.
Before buying your fall suit or
overcoat examine I. B. Lines at
tractive stock.
There will be service Sunday in the
Presbyterian church in Shepherdstown
at II o'clock.
1t is noticeable that walnuts are
very small this year-and not very
many of them.
Rev. D. F. Eutsler is conducting a
revival in Bethesda Church at Moler's
Cross Roads this week.
The repairs to the Reformed church
preparatory to installing the new pipe
organ are now in progress.
Our local dealers are offering $l.15
bushel for wheat today. A good
deal of wheat has been marketed
this week.
Hon. Greed NJ. Fuller, of Washing
ton, will address the voters of Shen-
sndoah Junction Saturday night at
$50 o'clock.
Mr.. Wilbur Neel, son of Rev. A,
A. P. Neel, formerly of this place,
has located in Martinsburg for the
practice of law.
The Ladies Exchange of the Re-
formed Church will serve soup at
their room in the Lambert building
Saturday night.
The Presbyterian Synod of Vir-
ginia and tie Maryland Synod of the
Lutheran Church both convene in
Martinsbura today.
The Westinghouse of Mrs. Eliza
beth Graves on King street Is being
prettily reprinted. William Ruther-
ford is doing the work.
Mr.. Ernest w. Fry, of Jefferson
county, and Miss Theresa V. Fox, Of
Burkittsville, Nd, were married in
Hagerstown last Thursday.
P. c. and B. R. Vanmeter are now
prepared to resume the work of de-
horning cattle, and offer their services
to all who may need them.
Miss Margaret H. Kennedy, Of
Washington, formerly of Charles Town,
was married last week to Mr.. Alex
ander Stronach, of New York.
The electric lights were out the
past week for elk days, owing to
break in the engine They were
started up again Tuesday night.
J. c. Tabler has rented J. c. Lam
berts house and store-rooms, and will
move his store there and occupy the
other part of the house as a dwelling.
Just returned from the most fash
ionable openings with all the new
ideas. am prepared to trim your
hats and bonnets up to date. NJ. L.
Harrington.
HI. Snyder & Co., real estate
dealers, have for sale one Of the mo't
desirable farms in Jefferson county.
Any person interested is invited TO
inquire further.
One of the pretty sights this week
10 the beautiful foliage of the avenue
of sugar naples on the DR.. Tanner
farm a mile south of town, along the
Charles Town road.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel hext
Monday, October "a, when he will
make free examination of the eyes
and fit glasses. Don't forget the date.