Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-10-12
BRIEFS.

der's.
All sizes flower pots at w. P. Lick.
lider's.
New china and cut glass at W. P.
Lickider's.
Halloween comes on Tuesday night,
October Slst.
The jefferson Circuit Court con.
venes next Tuesday.
W. A. Adams keeps fresh oysters
on hand at all times.
The Winchester and Frederick fairs
will be held next week.
Stirring times in the country now
its apple butter season.
Try the "Veribest" sliced smoked
beef, at w. P. Licklider's.
Some of the early sown wheat is
already coming up very nicely.
Go to w. P. Licklider's and get
good shoes to keep your feet dry.
Full line OF rubber shoes for men,
women and children, at W. P. Lickli-
der's.
New lot of scholars companions
and book straps at Remnants Phar.
macy.
If YOU want to be in the fashion on
Main street you must get new eel
lar-door.
Miss Anna Hause was thrown from
a horse and broke her left arm at the
wrist few days ago.
We have to remind our readers
once more that We cannot publish
anonymous contributions.
1t is said that the chestnut crop is
unusually large this year. The more
chestnuts the more worms.
The potato crop is enormous in this
section, and the very best can be
bought for 80 cents bushel.
Charles S. Miller is improving his
home east of town by the erection Of
an addition to his dwelling-house.
H. H. Holt, formerly of Shenan-
doah Junction, has open grocery
store and restaurant at Keyser, this
State.
Our hot-water bottles for fall and
winter use are not old or seconds, but
fresh, perfect goods. Remnants
Pharmacy.
J. L. Welshans is showing a very
handsome line of coats and jackets for
ladies and children. Read his ad-
vertisement this week.
Lawrene R. Lee has gotten himself
new automobile. 1t is handsome
machine OF the Rambler make and
carries four passengers.
The thirty-sixth annual session of
the Grant Lodge of knights OF
Pythias of West Virginia convened in
Martinsburg yesterday.
The lot on Princess street owned
by the late Geo. w. Knode was sold
at public sale last Saturday. Mrs.
Wm. H. Knode bought it at $ll5.5O.
Shepherdstown merchants are open
ing their fall goods. The people Of
this and adjoining counties will find
Shepherdstown a good place in which
to deal.
Miss Louise Anna Snyder, of Shep-
herdstown, has been elected treasurer
of the Sophomore Class of the Wo-
mans College of Baltimore for the
current year.
Rev. Jas. II. Wolff, of Charles Town,
filed the appointments OF Rev. Mr..
Eustler in Shepherdstown and at
Marvin Chapel last Sunday, preaching
good sermons at both places.
A good many persons have been
taking advantage of our offer to send
the REGISTER to any address until
the first of next January for quarter.
This is good chance to try the paper,
The most delightful weather has
prevailed in this section for several
weeks past, but it came to an end
Yesterday, when a rain storm from
the south set in. The rain is just
what is needed by the farmers, though.
The R. w. Morrow "White House"
farm near Summit Point was sold at
public sale last Saturday by Special
Commissioners Brown and Beltzhoov-
er. 1t was bought by John W. Hun
sicker, of Clarke county, at SAT an
acre. The place contains 1881 acres.
Devries Bowman, a colored youth
of this place, attempted to perform an
experiment with some gunpowder, a
bottle and match one day last week.
Although not entirely satisfactory,
the result Of the experiment was most
marked-in fact 80 much so that his
mother failed to recognize him.
The Sunday School class of Miss
Sophronia Haithcox will give lunch
con at the Lutheran parsonage Satur-
day evening of this week from 5 to 7
o'clock. The proceeds are for the
missionary cause, and liberal patron
age is requested. An admission Of
Is cents will be charged at the door,
and all who enter will be entitled to
lunch without further payment.
We have recently sent out num-
her of bills To nersons who owe for