Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-01-04
BRIEFS.

Don't forget to write it 1906
I'D the new advertisements in
.bs REGISTER this week
" Kanode has sold his farm
u.,y Rlpou to E. E. Allen at $685.
w, ] Foutz, of the Kearneysville
.'bborbood, will have public sale
ps February 20'h.
+ isn't too late to subscribe for the
pIrs-rg for 1906. A dollar will
ss, the paper all the year.
81 regard the REGISTER as the lead
rsrsr in this section of the State.
N. b. Hayslett, Leetown.
Hodges expects to ship car of
,,-s cs.yes and sheep Monday, Jam
r.7y s,a. See them at once.
Washington Il Alexander, the in
.,.rrs agents OF Charles Town, have
rr thanks for large and beautiful
calendar.
Dgrjng the year 1905 there was
90, one ire alarm in Shepherdstown.
W. hone the record for 1906 will be
equally Sood.
Town Sergeant Robert Shipley has
, 3rvsnd now exclusively upon the
,,rr clock to know the time. But
there re others.
William CoOkus, of Martinsburg.
IA. sold his house and lot on New
street, II SueYherdstown, to J. Collins
Show. The prce was about 5000.
Shepherd College began its winter
term Yesterday. A number of new
.,5o.srs were enrolled and still others
us expected during the coming week.
Mr.. Horace c. Osbourn, who re-
Gently sold his farm near Zoar, this
.5,a,y. has moved to Philadelphia.
We A.g sorry to lose him from Jefer-
col
Rev. G.. P. Brady, of Adamstown,
Nd, VII. preach on Sunday in the
Reformed church Ill Shepherdstown
d. L a. II. and at Kearneysville at
SPIN.
The regular meetings of the choral
society VI. be resumed Saturday
night a, 5 o'clock in the old college
binding. All the members are urged
to attend.
Tas Saspherdstown Chapteriof the
[. D. c. Will meet Friday evening of
,l.. week At : o'clock at the home of
Mss Auuetta Entler. A full attend
slcs IS desired.
Lost, at the Christmas entertain
men O.. the N. E. Sunday School,
young lady's fur neck-piece. The
Under VII. b, rewarded by returning
Ito this office.
Mg. aid Mrs. B. F. Harrison, who
have had rooms in Mr.. Geo. F. Tur-
ITs house on Main street, have moved
TO Ms. Harrisons former home in
Berkeley county.
Farmers Institutes for Jefferson
county wi. be held at Shenandoah
Junction January 10th and 18th,
Hayyys Ferry January 9th, and at
RI0g January 18th.
NJ and Mrs. Jacob H. Moler, of
TIE vicinity Of Shenandoah Junction,
have just recovered from a severe at
nCa 0. pneumonia. Mr.. Moler is SO
years old and his wife rs.
For Relt-The house on Main
street occupied by Mr.. Bowman Van
meter Delightful situation. Pos
Session given April l, 1906. Apply
TO Ms. N. L, Harrington.
a very pleasant party was held at
tie nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
No.sr, near UviIIa, Wednesday night
o; .ast week. The young folks of the
T-l.ty who were present had a most
Pleasant evening.
In renewing bis subscription for
next year Judge J. Q. A. Metcalf, of
Is.myra No, writes: The REGIS
.aS is very welcome visitor to me
All my tamlly. Give my kind re-
CARDS to al. my old friends"
j. B. Postsn has sold the place of
- acres on the Shepherd pike, two
nile north Of Shepherdstown, to J.
n. -o..Gvr, colored, for $3.50. Mr..
to''yl recently bought the place from
Charles thompson for $1,000.
Mr. ard Mrs. Vim. A. Moler, of
n lie vicinity Of Moler's Cross Roads,
gave delightful dinner to number
u l-vI relatives and friends last Sun
a'!. The guests were most bounti-
'-.'. served II Old Virginia style.
The members of the Lutheran choir
sa'! Oh Christmas morning went
\ soaI. Re town singing Christmas
sa'''.' al their music sounded very
S1y5-y .- he stiffness OF the night.
-~'' is al old custom and one that is
sy..9{"o.s aud significant that we
'-'1'i hate to see it die out.
r. oa' friend Nj. J. P. Marshall, of
-,-.''.-.e KY, who has been an ad-
' ,a--7 paying subscriber to the REG
- .s,1A under Its present management
Ir,- years, sends us his renewal for
] % .5o. with kindly greetings and says
aLA.Ou.-y look for The Rrc1srrp