Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-08-31
BRIEFS.

When you need shoes, go to W, P.
Lickhder.
All sizes stone and glass jars at W.
?. Lickhders.
Apple buyers are numerous IN this
section Just now.
Shepherd College begins its fall
term next Tuesday.
Twenty-Five pairs of Oxford ties at
cost. W. P. Lickhder.
Go to W. P. Licklider's for your
Morgan's Grove supplies.
W.P. Licklider has his stock of
fall and winter rubber shoes.
The B. & 0. Railroad runs its last
excursion to the seashore today.
Next week will be fair week. Let
us nope that it will be very fair.
Lawn festival at J. B. Osbourn's,
near Dufields, Saturday evening.
For Sale-A second hand corn
binder. Apply to I, Lee Koontz.
New fall hats for the Morgan's
Grove far, at NJ. L. Herrington's.
Wheat has taken another tumble,
and Is quoted at only IS cents today.
If you want box of cigars for the
fair, We have them. Hills Pharmacy.
Our chocolate soda is pure, rich and
heavy, Ice cold. Remnants Phar-
macy.
The poultry show at Morgan's
Grove far next week promises to be
very good.
Dress goods, jeweIry, linens, trim
mings, &c, tor the tair, at NJ. L.
Herungtons.
Two cigars that have caught on,
Little Bobbie" and Portuguese"
Remnants Pharmacy.
The class of 1900 of Shepherd Col
lege had a very pleasant reunion at
the college yesterday afternoon.
Imported and domestic cigars and
cigarettes, smoking and chewing to-
bacco, at Keinhart Drug Store.
Ferrets wanted-Any person hav-
ing terrets for sale can dispose of sew
era by making inquiry at this office.
The annual fair dance will be held
in the town hall in Shepherdstown
next Thursday night, September 7th.
1t will pay all stookowners to read
Remnants Pharmacy "a" on inside
cover Of Morgan's Grove catalogue.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. V. P. Hill,
j., Of the Uvilla neighborhood, fine
son-another Parker and Davis Dem
oCrat
Pure candies for children or grown
folks, Lowneys or Huylers, from &c.
up, fresh today, at Remnants Phar-
macy.
James Miller has purchased, sixty
acres of the "LAvenia" farm at Mill
vile owned by Judge Daniel B. Lucas,
for $40 per acre.
For school supplies. such as pens,
pencils, erasers, cfayons, tablets, inks,
companion boxes and states, call at
Hills Pharmacy.
DR.. J. NJ. Miller, of Charles Town,
has sold his farm, containing about
l34i acres, located near Keller, to Q.
A. Ware, for $6,063.75.
The Hagerstown Globe says that
Isaac Long and George Downey, of
Washington county, have sold their
apple crops at $3.50 barrel.
Lawrence Browns merry-go-round
Is in operation on the fremens lot,
and will run for a couple Of weeks.
The fremen get percentage OF the
proceeds.
For Rent-A very desirable home
a half mile west Of Shepherdstown,
consisting of 81 acres OF land, with
house containing seven rooms. APP
ply to Mrs. H. B. Hill.
H. r. Miley has sold his farm, con-
tanning l65 acres, located about
mile and a half west of Charles Town,
to A. O. Davis, of Pennington, Ma
rion county, for $50 an acre.
The editor of the REGISTER is at
his desk again after most enjoyable
outing at the seashore, and is ready
for business again. Bring in your
orders for printing and advertising
We direct your attention to Rein
hart's Pharmacy lad. AS usual,
they lead with the largest line and
best values in supplies for school chill
dren. Look them over when IN town.
Jacob n. Zinn has purchased from
B. c. Washington, Jr., the farm near
Gaylord lying partly in Jefferson and
partly in Clarke county. 1t contains
l65 acres and the price was $65 an
acre.
C. c. Frazier bias resumed business
at his meat store on Main street, and
wishes to inform his customers and
the public generally that he will keep
on hand at all times full stock OF
the best meats.
Miss Markell will open her school
Monday, September 25th. Parents
desiring to send their children will
nlease annlv as early as possible.