Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-11-22

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II. L. Snyder & Co. want farm
of rs to 100 acres near Shepherds
town, improved or unimproved. Per.
sons having such for sale will please
communicate With this firm.
Cleveland Clark, of Kearneysville,
was arrested in Martinsburg the other
day on the charge wing concealed
weapons, and Magistrate Thompson
sentenced him to ninety days in Jail.
Mrs. Jane Warfeld, formerly of this
place, now of Franklinville, Md, in
renewing her subscription to the REG
lister, asks us to give her regards to
all her old friends here, and says she
is still in the land Of the living.
Turkeys are coming into market
for thanksgiving. and though they are
not as plentiful as in former years
there seem to be enough for home
supply. They have been selling this
week at Is cents pound, live weight.
Rev. Charles S. Trump, of Mar
tinsburg, and Rev. DR.. 81. G. Hath
COX, of Shepherdstown, will exchange
pulpits on Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Trump
will preach in the Lutheran Church
in this place Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Capt. James w. Glenn, a we'll
known resident of the vicinity of Shen-
andoah Junction, had his shoulder
dislocated one day last week by
fall from horse. DR.. Banks and DR..
Meyers, of this place, put the shoulder
in place again.
Tooth Brushes-Just to prove that
we are not afraid of our guarantee on
tooth brushes, we have had our name
stamped on all our brushes from l5c
up. II they lose bristle, bring EN-
back. No questions asked, but you
get new brush, at Reinhart's.
If you need hot water bottle, rap
id flow fountain syringe, atomizer-in
fact anything in rubber goods, get
some OF our fresh from factory stock.
Whether you need any of these goods
or not, let US show you the new styles
and their advantages. Remnants.
Before the next issue of the REGIS
TER we will have displayed large
and varied assortment OF Xmas goods.
We will tell you about them from
time to time, but prefer you see them.
No trouble to show goods, come in and
have look. Remnants Pharmacy.
Hair Brushes-We were fortunate
enough to have the opportunity of
selecting from the stock of four Of the
largest dealers in this country, and be-
lieve in point of quality we got the
best for the price, and they are here
form 25o to $3.00-let US show you.
Remnants.
The stone of the new South.
ern Methodist Church at Shenandoah
Junction is to be laid next Thursday,
thanksgiving day, at 3p. m. The Ma
sonic fraternity will have charge, and
prominent ministers of the church will
deliver addresses. The ladies will
serve fine dinner.
In renewing her subscription to the
REGISTER, Mrs. j. D. Thomas, OF
Round Hill, Va, writes: 1--WE all
enjoy the paper and could not do
without it" We are glad to learn
that Mrs. Thomas, who was so criti-
cally ill few months ago, is now in
the best of health.
The next meeting of the Jefferson
county Sunday School convention will
be held in the Baptist Church in
Charles Town on Friday and Satur.
day, December and s, 1906. The
State Secretary, w. G, Shafer, will be
in attendance, as we'll as other Sun
day School workers.
We call especial attention to the
advertisement of B. S. Pendleton this
week. He has opened his Christmas
goods, and has variety of toys and
useful articles that is seldom seen In
this section. He invites the people
of this and adjoining counties to call
and see the new goods, and those who
buy now will have the best choice.
The concert by the Hawthorne Mu.
steal Company in the college auditor
ium last Thursday night was very
enjoyable entertainment. The four
musicians who gave the performance
were most versatile, and there was
not dull moment In the programme
Their music with the Swiss bells and
mandolins was particularly sweet.
The ladies of the Reformed Church
will have their usual tina nksgiving
day dinner in the town hall next
Thursday, and they hope to have
liberal patl onage. A splendid dinner
will be provided, and the price will
be but 25 cents. In the evening they
will serve supper at the same price.
Homemade candy and other good
things will also be sold.
The State convention of the indie.
pendent Order of Odd Fellows is be-
ing held in Charles Town this week.
Yesterday big parade was held, and
many Odd Fellows from Jefferson
county marched in the procession
The town was handsomely decorated
with flags and bunting and several
pretty arches were erected along the
main street A large crowd was In