Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-09-27

rurRspAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1906.
BRIEFS.

" P. Lickhders.
Wheat only 60 cents and corn 81
cents per bushel this week.
pnbbsr shoes for men, women and
.biI5rsn, at W. P. Licklidsrs.
p,r Rept-a six room frame cottage.
For terms apply to H, G. Marshall
There is reported number OF cases
t.rnbo;d fever at Kearneysville.
nont fail to notice the change in
e H McKees advertisement this week
For sale-Good seed rye. Apply
- J, Cresmer, near Vancleves'
vile.
Mr. James Wintermoyer found a
&C, 5" buckle on the Antietam bat
tleheld.
NJ. and Mrs. John Snively, of New
York, are visiting Miss Ella Grant, OF
this place.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
ciatIon has money to loan. Call on the
secretary.
White star cofees, famous for the
favor YOU cannot forget, at W. T.
Licklders.
Hodges will ship hogs, calves and
sheep next Monday, October, LIST. See
them at once.
Opr motto is, Better goods for
same money, same goods for less mon
ey." CT. Wall Co.
It will be to your interest to pat
ropjze 1.-The all day exchange in Rein
harts building"
will receive this week, two cars
Of steers. They will average from
500 TO 900 lbs. G. F. Wall.
Our streets and alleys should be
thoroughly cleaned as this is the time
of the year when typhoid fever pre-
walls.
D. NJ. Dunn, a former employee at
Dam No. 4, has accepted position
stHalfway, Md, and has gone to that
place to work.
Harry Washington and Mostella
Stubbs, colored, were married on
Tuesday night at the Lutheran par
sOnsge in Shepherdstown.
Farm labor is 80 scarce that farm
ers are having trouble to get hands to
cut of corn, even when they are offer
ing $3.50 to $500 per day.
Stock Cattle at Charles Town. 1t
will pay you to see them before buy
ing. Better quality and more weight
than ever for the money. O. +. Wall.
We have running, a carload of Ben
Hur Flour. Your orders will receive
prompt attention. We are always
glad to quote prices. G. F. Wall Go.
Van Metre Bros. threshed eleven
acres of wheat for Mr.. @. S. Billmyer
this week which gave $50 bushels
an average of almost 80 bushels per
acre.
State Auditor Arnold G. Scherr has
announced that the distributable
school fund for this state this year
will amount to 1882 the largest
in the history of the state.
A quiet wedding took place last
night at the home of Mr.. E. NJ. Bell,
at Bardane, when his daughter, Miss
Mamie Z. Bell was married to Mr.. j.
Guy Cook, of this neighborhood.
Potomac Council, No. l6, Sons of
Jonadab, will lay the corder stone OF
their new Jonsdab Hall at Harper
Ferry next Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock to which the public is invited.
Dr.. Howard R. Moore, .occuhst.
will be at the Office of DR.. d. A.
Moore, dentist, in this place, on Sat.
urday October 9th. He will examine
eyes and fit glasses. Call and see
him.
Lost, on September 26, between
the c. & P. Telephone exchange and
New street, gold pin, carved In
Greek letters. Finder will please re-
turn to this Office and receive reward.
The members of the colored Meth
odi8t Church Of this place are making
extensive improvements to their place
Of worship. The interior is being
remodeled and will be nicely repaint-
ed, and the windows will be restored
to their former size and Gothic shape.
Lost-Pair of field glasses in leath-
eT case, with shoulder straps, from
carriage on road from Sharpsburg via
Shepherdstown to Hill Top House,
HarPers Ferry. Finder will please
return same to this office, or Hill Top
House,and receive compensation there.
fore.
An all day exchange will be held
by the ladies of the Lutheran Church
IN Relnhart's building on Saturday,
September Goth. The last of the
season. Excellent cakes and pies
al and quantity Of good things to sell.
We solicit liberal patronage from the
public.
Henry Davis claiming to hail from
Shepherdstown stabbed Mr.. Henry
Bonner 20 years old, a Norfolk &
western freight fireman, at Hagers-
Town, Md, Last Sunday, causing sew.
eral serious wounds. Davis WAS SEN