Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-11-16
BRIEFS.
ayes have left.

Saratoga chips at W. P. Lioklider's
Plum buildings at W. P, Lickli-
ders.
Wtated-Potatoes, at good prices,
at Hodges.
Nice prunes 6 cents pound at G.
NJ Sheets.
Boom lots bought. c. F. Wall,
Charles Town.
Boys knee pants suits, $l.25 up,
at 7. B. Lines.
Christmas is coming-it falls on
Monday this year.
Thursday, November 3Oth, will be
thanksgiving day.
Homemade lard cans 40 cents
each at G. NJ. Sheetz's.
Go to W. P. Licklider's for shoes of
all kinds at low prices.
Sweet,Orr corduroy pants for men
and boys at T. B. Lines.
Eggs are % cents dozen this week
and very scarce at that.
Underwear for men and boys-the
very best-at I. B. Lines.
Our fall stock of shoes is complete
and prices low-at Hodges.
Best place for telt boots, at Hodges.
See the new Oriole protector felt.
Examine T. B. Line stock of over
coats and suits before purchasing.
Go see the Bohemian Glass Blowers
they do wonderful things with glass.
Pay your State and county taxes
this month II you would save the dis
count.
Buy a HAYES hat-guaranteed sat-
istactory or your money retunded-at
T. B. Lines.
Just received fresh supply of raj
sins, currants, peaches, cltron, etc.
{. NJ. Sheet.
Leather boots, felt boots, gum boots,
and full stock Of rubber overshoes,
at W. ?. Llckliders.
Governor Bob Taylor will be the
next attraction In the Shepherd Col
Iege course-December 8th.
The dwelling of Samuel Jones, COL
ored, near Halltowu, Was destroyed
by ire last Sunday afternoon.
Special matinee for school children
by the Bohemian Glass Blowers Sat-
urday atternoon-only cents.
The real estate of the late John l..
Rlckard is to be sold atpubhc sale.
See advertisement In this paper.
a number OF delinquent subscribers
Will be cut oil the list this week unless
they pay up before the next issue.
The usual union thanksgiving SER
wee will be held in the Methodist
Church. Rev. DR.. Haithcox will
preach the sermon.
The coolest weather so far this sea-
son was on Tuesday and yesterday,
when the thermometer got down to
about 20 above zero.
An agent of the United Telephone
Company repaired all the telephones
IN S1epherdstown the past week and
put them in good order,
Newton Myers, near Zoar, has
field OF rye sown in August that is
already IN head-about SIX months
ahead OF the regular time.
Milton Baumgardner, OF Halltown,
has bought 900 acres of wheat-grow-
ing land in Western Canada, and will
begin to farm II next spring.
Ben F. Hartzell, the rural mail
carrier, saw the famous belled buzz
zard one day last week at Uvilla. He
plainly saw the bell aud also heard 1t
distinctly.
Do you need a quarter or halt
quarter Of nice Oeet2 Send order to
Z. F. Wall, Charles Town. Orders
to be shipped on railroad carefully
wrapped IN cotton.
A consignment OF 2,400 blue Next
can quail passed through here for New
York the other day over the N. & W.
Railroad. They were alive, having
been caught with nets.
The elevators and warehouses have
been kept very busy the past couple
Of weeks handling the enormous guam
titles OF corn that have been hauled
to town by the farmers.
Miss Mary Flick Stewart, daughter
of Nh. +. N. Stewart, and DR.. E. L.
Sencindlver, both of Martinsburg,
were married at the home of the bride
in that cay yesterday evening.
The notice of absence for next Sun
day is recalled by Rev. Charles Ghise-
lin and the usual services will be held
in the old college building by the
Presbyterians at II a. M, il Provi-
dence permits.
Rev. R Ashhn White, pastor Of the
Gerardatown Presbyterian Church,
who has been in poor health for some
time past, has gone to Clifton SPRING.,
N. Y, to recuperate. He is troubled
with an affection of the throat.
Mitchell's Bohemian Glass Blowers
are in Shepherdstown for week g
s+.y on1 orc irving wonderful eXhl-