Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-10-19
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER l9, 1905.
BRIEFS.

county OOuII SOuNeueo No'ehOeA
9th.
Fall shoes ard rubbers of al kinds
at Hodges.
The pumpkin crop this year breaks
all records.
Today the sun rises at 6l3 and
sets at SIG.
Malaga grapes, oranges, lemons and
fgs at Schopperts.
Buckwheat and Vermont maple
syrup at Schoppert's.
Conserved ginger and a nice line
of fresh candies at Schoppert's.
Schoppert sells Helms white vine
gar and all kinds of spices for pick
ling.
Our friend Ambrose Hendricks
brought us some fine pumpkins this
week.
The Maryland Synod of the Luth-
eran Church begins at Cumberland
today.
Our new line of the celebrated
"Crossett" shoes for men, Just in, at
Hodges.
Lawrence Brown has put his flying
horses in winter quarters at the old
cement mill.
MacLaren's imperial cheese, Sara
toga chips and Tobasco sauce at
Schoppert's.
The manufacturers of shoes have
again advanced prices-this time 80
cents a pair.
A good many persons from this
section went to the Frederick fair
this morning.
A new slate roof is being placed on
the old college building. Charles
Derr is the contractor.
For Sale-A good horse, Eve years
old, weighing over LOO pounds, but
blind. Inquire at this Office.
Mr.. W. G. Myers, from east of
town, called to see us last Saturday
and renewed his subscription.
Just returned from the cities with
the very latest styles in hats and
trimmings. NJ. L. Harrington.
81 am always glad to get the REG.
IsTER. l wish you all success. -
Lewis Jones, Chambersburg, Pa,
Prof. E. D. Turner, formerly prin.
cipal Of the public school at Harper's
Ferry, has located at Ottawa, Kansas.
Raymond Turner, a colored boy
twelve years old, fell under freight
train at Martinsburg last Sunday and
was killed.
Allen A. Staley left a fine, large
pumpkin at our Office the other day,
and the editors family can now revel
in pumpkin pies.
Garrett Bane, in the general mer-
chandise business in Charles Town,
has m .de an assignment for the ben
eft of his creditors.
Last Sunday night the men watch
ing the fshpot below Shepherdstown
caught ll6 cells and a carp that
weighed l23 pounds.
Little Miss Mildred Randall has
our thanks for a beautiful bunch of
cosmos, which has frightened the
editor desk this week.
Joseph Yontz and John Lamb have
chestnuts far sale. Both Of them say
that thus for they haven't seen one
chestnut with a worm in il.
The Norfolk & Western Railroad
will at once order so new locomo-
tives and $500 cars, besides other ad-
ditions to the present equipment.
Miss jamie Strider has resigned her
position as teacher of the Mt. Hope
school, and has accepted position as
teacher in Clarksburg, this State.
You are invited, don't fail to call,
and you will be pleased with the
many beautiful and useful things for
the fall and winter. MI. Herring
ton.
William Strock yesterday sold his
farm of 100 acres, a mile from Ha-
gerstown along the Leitersburg pike,
to Joseph Young for S20,0OO-S2OO
an acre.
The gross receipts of the Hagers-
town fair this year will be about $751;
600, and after expenses have been
paid the association expects to have
balance Of $4,000.
Cruger w. Smith has sold the hand
some dwelling property lately occu-
pied by Mrs. Romeyn B. Ayres, on
South Samuel street, to H. J. Miller
for So, 2O0,-Chqrle, ToVn Spirit
DR.. j. B. Chamberlain, of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Ho' ell next
Monday, October %, when he will
make free examination of the eyes
and fit glasses. Don't forget the date.
Conklyn Bros. have just installed
Domestic engine at the farm of Thorn
as Frazier, "Blakeley," near Charles
Town, and another at the carriage
factory of A. L. Anderson g. Co., at
Middleway.
Rev. Winifred Poulson Roberts, OF
the NJ. P. Church Of Harper's Ferry,
and Miss Gertie Hamilton Young,