Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-11-08
BRIEFS.

,;rsl at Halltown'
Mons, women and children shoe'
for fall fall, at Hodges i,
1.s.,srs and Columbia river sal
mon, at schOppert'S'
n,..Lsts. comforts, rugs. fannel'
md G' sinsbans, at Hodges
'' m,p,.ts lunch-boxes and scholars
companions npar at sohOppslt's'
''D Csh,npert has THE Old Reliable
y. STIsp hOrehOund candy.
n,,,, forget Schoppert always hal
big lin line Of nice fresh candies j.,
C.-.;tzer and cream cheese and fresh
crackers at The Bargain store
-, wilI find nice line ofjewelry,
.,dEstbooks, ETC., at The Bargain
Store.
uba, Won want a good chew or
W. w c.il and see us. The Bargain
Store.
1.-THE REGISTER is always wei
III r;s;tor, B. D. Buxton, Harper
Ferry.
u.;,tz's cucumber pickles, buck
ubs,t. hominy and fresh groceries at
Hodges.
The laying of the cornerstone OF
- now Lutheran Church takes place
Saturday.
Crapberries, figs, dates, oranges,
c-sns lruit and malaga grapes at
ScbOPpsTts'
We always have nice line of candy
and fresh package crackers-at The
Bargain Store.
FIR Sale-Seven head of fat cattle,
mex of timothy hay and some fod-
der. ". }. FoutZ.
Dr and Mrs. J. NJ. Miller have
moved from Charles Town to their
farm near Halltown.
Wanted Turseys wanted, all nzes.
State price, size and quantity. F. B.
Fay, jr., Allenhurst, N. J.
A new concrete bridge has been
bpjlt across the stream at Halltown
BY Pike Commissioner Hendricks.
HI. Snyder s Co. have for sale
three comfortable dwelling-houses in
ShspherdstOwn at moderate price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Burton, of
Harper's Ferry, celebrated their gold.
en- wedding anniversary few days
ago.
Next thing, we will hear Of Shen.
sndoah Junction going dry. There
we're sixteen Prohibition votes polled
there Tuesday.
We have full line of staple and
fancy groceries, bottled pickles, olives,
stc.-everything new and fresh. The
Bargain Store.
you have property to sell, place
it with II. L. Snyder & Co. 1t you
want to buy, consult them and see
what they have to offer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas Rush have
taken rooms in Mrs. W. A. Adams
building on Main street, where they
will go to housekeeping.
Hyou are in need OF boots, shoes,
felt bluchers, clothing, or bargains of
any kind, it will pay you to call and
see US. The Bargain Store.
The weather has been perfect the
past week. The wheat is growing
splendidly and will 60 into the winter
under unusually favorable conditions.
Mr.. W. Frank Appel and Miss
Mary E. Wilt, both Of this county,
we're married in Charles Town last
Thursday by Rev. j. H. Wolff at his
residence.
Judge NJ. h. Dent, the Democratic
candidate fol- Congress in this district,
made an excellent speech in Shep.
herdStown last Thursday night. He
had good audience and everybody
enjoyed the pleasing address that he
delivered.
The Winchester District meeting of
the Womans Home Mission Society
will be held in the NJ. E. Church South
in Charles Town on November II
and u Visitors from all the charges
IN the district will be welcomed and
entertained.
Rev. DR.. J. A. Hoffheins held spec
lal services at the Reformed Church
IN Martinsburg during the past week
IN celebration of the thirty-6rst ami
yersarY Of his pastorate. Rev. j.
David Miller, of THE place, preached
sermon one night.
The power-h house of the Winchester
and Washington City Electric Railway
Company, near Millville, in this coun.
ty, has been completed, and the big
dynamos aud other machinery are be-
Ing put In. 1t is expected to have
the plant in operation by the first of
January.
The postofice department has decid-
ed that children going to and from
school shall not be allowed to get
Their parents mail. The postoffice
habit among the children has become
nuisance, according to the depart.
nent, both to the public and the
postmaster.
In the presence of relatives and