Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-10-11
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1906
BRIEFS,

Gets al o''o'
The campaign is very tame in West
VIRGINIA 80 far.
The Hagerstown fair is the center
g attraction this week.
Wall will get you the size and
quality cattle you want. :,
Wheat is quoted at 6S cents a BUSH
q today and corn at oo cents
Tho Winchester fair will be held
rsTt week Tuesday until Friday.
Resore winter sets in, some of the
h.d nsvements in town ought to be
repaired.
The small boy is gathering in his
.ors Of walnuts. The crop is fairly
good one.
A great many eels have been caught
IN the fshpots in the Potomac the
past week.
Only a few more packages OF that
soc Stock Food for 35c. Remnants
Pharmacy.
The regular term of the Jefferson
Circuit Court begins next Tuesday,
October 10th.
If YOU are going to buy any mill
iced YOU can save money by calling
on C. n. Whiting.
Asa general Tonic our Wine OF
Reef & Iron can't be beat, SOC pint.
Remnants Pharmacy.
Today is the birthday of the editor
oftbe REGISTER. En-? What? Oh,
none of your business.
The cornerstone of the new Luth-
sran Church in Shepherdstown Is to
be laid November 10th.
If YOU are looking for correct ideas
in stationery you'll find them at Rein
harris Prices reasonable.
The first frost of the season made
jts appearance this morning. 1t was
quite heavy in low places.
Tbey fixed our town clock Tuesday
morning and it stayed fixed until five
minutes of four in the afternoon.
We have many things for baby 8
health and comfort. Come to US for
nursery supplies. Remnants Phar-
macy.
Wanted-A middle-aged woman to
cook in small family. Good home and
wages. Write Box S53, Martinsburg,
W. Va.
If you are tired of coughing, get a
bottle of our White Pine and Tar.
Money back if it fails. Remnants
Pharmacy.
The morning mail missed again on
Monday. Another wreck on the
Western Maryland Railroad delayed
the early train.
The regular October term Of the
United States Court will begin in
Martinsburg next Tuesday, with Judge
Dayton on the bench.
The heavy winds several days dur
ing the past week knocked a good
many apples from the trees in the or
chards in this vicinity.
Harry E. Mundey has sold to W.
C. Albin the Siders farm near Uvllla.
The place contains 403 acres and Mr..
Mundey got $4,000 for it.
Did you ever see our paint room ?
You will be surprised to know that
We carry the biggest line of paints IN
town. Reinhart's Pharmacy.
A revival meeting will commence
at Bakerton on next Sunday night
and continue for two weeks. Rev.
TIC. Jones will have charge of the
services.
Stock Cattle-Let me call your at
teution to some little Michigan calves
am selling that are good property.
Cattle are gradually advancing. g.
F. Wall.
Two loads of cattle l sold last sea-
son brought the purchaser $l.0O per
hundred over cost. One load bring
ing 9Oc margin over cost in October.
c. F. Wall.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will hold an all-day market in the
fremen's hall on Saturday, October
18th, and have soup at night. Every
body welcome.
All the ladies Of the Lutheran con-
gregation are requested to meet at the
church Saturday afternoon of this
week at $50 o'clock-immediately
after the preparatory service.
Good soaps are not necessarily high
priced While we carry all the pop.
nlar aud domestic soaps, we have 9TH
ers which if not 30 well known are
fully as good and cost less. Two cases
full up at Remnants Pharmacy.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
South Of Uvilla will hold soup and
icecream festival in the hall at that
place on Saturday evening, October
10Th. The name quilt made for the
benefit Of the church will also be sold
to the highest bidder.
Several persons the past week, to
cur personal knowledge, wanted to
telephone to the B. & o. Railroad
agent at Shenandoah Junction, but
couldn't do it because Superintendent