Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-23
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BRIEFS.

Next Thursday will be thanksgiv-
inG day.
Tooues and Tam O'Shanters at 7.
B. Lines.
Today the sun rises at 6.5l and
sets at 4.42.
Highest grades of soft and hard
coal at Hodges elevators.
Underwear for men and boys-the
very best-at T. B. Lines.
The weather has been delightful
this week-clear and crisp and invig-
Grating.
The pressed brick work on the new
hank building is showing up hand
somely.
Carload of salt for butchering,
Wholesale and retail, just in, at
Hodges.
Alex. Henson is burning another
kiln of BRICK this week. He makes
good brick.
Buy uawes hat-guaranteed sat-
;..sstory or your money retunded-at
T. B. Lines.
Robert q. Miller will build a new
l,.,. honse on his lot at the east end
o. Main street.
Pay up what you owe for subscrip-
uon. You cant run newspaper
without money.
Shepherdstown merchants are be.
ginning to show attractive lines of
Christmas goods.
Charles Swain has rented the Right
suue store.room and will open sad
d.gry and harness shop.
Rev. c. F. Bonn is conducting
rrotracted meeting in the NJ. E..
Church Of Shepherdstown.
Pay your State and county taxes
before next Thursday if you would
save u per cent discount.
Miss O.tayia Triplett gave birth
day party to a number OF her young
friends last Friday evening.
Over three hundred thousand pounds
o. freight was handled at the n. 4 W.
station II this place Tuesday.
The members of the dancing club
are requested to meet at the hall on
Friday nights promptly at 8 o clock.
a new roof OF galvanized iron is
beng placed on the Lutheran parson-
age. Il. c. Marten is the contractor.
Hucksters have been paying II to
II cents pound for turkeys this
week. They have been retailing at
10 TO 10 cents.
Lost, on the road between Shep-
herdstowu and VIM. T. McQuilkin's,
al eye-g.ass case. Finder will please
leave at this office.
Rev. Dr. Ghiselin will address the
Epworth League of the Southern
Methodist Church Sunday evening at
6r. II. Subject, Japan.
The turkey crop of the country this
year Is SAID to be % per cent larger
than In 1904. There seems to be no
decrease IN price, however.
Mrs. W. W. Myers has purchased
Of Mrs. Maggie Avis the latter
dwelling and blacksmith shop proper
ty at Zoar, Tor 81, 100 cash.
Mr.. Robert McGolrick and Miss
Mamie Dodson, both OF Charles Town,
were married in that place last We'd
ussjay by Rev. ] H. Wolff.
The y. 4 W. Railway has purchased
OF John Aglionby, for 5000 cash, one
half acre Of land at Shenandoah juno
ton, upon which to erect coal wharf.
N. J. Bowler has purchased of Jas.
W. McGarrY three unimproved lots at
Shenandoah Junction, containing IN
the aggregate less than six acres, for
$o25
Lost, Monday night, in shepherds
town OF Charles Town or on the road
between these places, heavy lap
spread. The finder will please notify
the REGISTER office, Shepherdstown.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel next
Monday. November q, when he will
make tree examination of the eyes
AL fit glasses. Don't forget the date.
The ladies' Of the NJ. Z. Church
South will hold an oyster supper
Friday and Saturday nights of this
week at Ntddleway at the residence
OF DR.. D P. Fry. The public is in
yited.
It pay. to advertise. A watch that
was lost IN Shepherdstown was recov-
cred through an advertisement in the
REGISTER, and a class.pin was restored
70 Its owner by the same agency. 1t
pays to advertise.
Alvey Lloyd has sold his farm near
kearueysylle to his father, James w.
Lloyd, Of Martinsburg. This place
was formerly the Logic farm, and con-
talns 1872 acres OF excellent land. The
pIce was $50 an acre.
Don't you want to try the REGIS
TER year? 1t will cost you only a
dollar, and if you are interested in
Shepherdstown or Jefferson county