Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-11-14

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have old newspapers printed in Shep-
herdstown or Hsrpsr's Ferry prior to
lS47, and will give good price for
them.
Schoppert has sweet and sour pick
les, picked onions. India relish, toma-
to chutney. mustard horse radish,
baked beans and all kinds Of preserves
put up BY Heinz.
The Shephordstown Band has been
reorganized, with Prof ]. D. Null
doom az leader. This band is use
full and popular institution, and we
hope that it may prosper.
The election held in this county
last Saturday on the question Of re-.
funding county bonds was one-sidsd
affair. Little interest was taken in
the matter and only four votes were
cast againstit.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
are busy with their preparations for
the dinner IN the town hall on thanks.
giving day. Bountiful supplies of
turkey. chickens, country hams and
other seasonable good things are being
provided.
The Hagerstown Herald is author.
ity for the statement that the con-
tract for the erection of the proposed
new bridge across the Potomac river
at Wllliamsport was let yesterday to
Rhody & Miller, Of Harrisburg, Pa.
at cost of $l23 600.
Rev. Il. 1 Stephens. of this place.
has been preaching the past week or
two for Rev. W l. Canter in the South.
ern Methodist Church of Msrtinsburg.
The services have been attended by
very large audiences and many per-
sons have profsssed conversion.
A nice stretch of new brick pave.
ment has been laid along the Church
street side of the Presbyterian manse,
aud VIM 81 Knode has also put in
new sidewalk along his lot on Princess
street. The Misses Markell have com.
menced work on their sidewalk on
Main street.
Miss Muriel M. Smith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Smith. of Boil
var. this county. and Mr.. Thomas K.
Faherty, of Brunswick. Md, were mar
ried in st. Peters Catholic Church at
Harperb Ferry on Tuesday. Miss
Annie M Faherty was maid of honor
and Mr.. Raymond DENNIS best man.
The big wire cable for use in build
ing the piers of the new railroad bridge
was successfully stretched across the
river yesterday. 1t is over 600 feet
in length. Several boats have been
constructed and launched upon the
river, and the machinery for mixing
the concrete and delivering it where
needed il in place.
Last Saturday Sam Michaels left his
team standing in front Of Miller Bros.
place of business on Princess street
without hitching the horse. The ami
NAL became frightened and dashed up
the alley in the rear Of the REGISTER
Office. At the corner ofthe alley and
Church street the vehicle was over
turned and the horse was thrown, but
fortunately no damage was done.
Constable Crowl and Town-Sergeant
Shipjey went to Bakerton on Monday
and arrested colored man named
Charles Kruger, who was charged with
an assault upon Charles Oien. of that
vicinity. They brought the prisoner
before Magistrate D. s. Rsntch, who
fined him SIS and costs. Kruger went
on the rampage because Mr.. Olep had
forbidden him to trespass upon his
property.
n. l.. Snyder & 20. have tor sale
several very desirable farms in JEFF.
ferson county: one Of $50 acres, an.
other Of 200 acres. and one Of 80
acres; also . beautiful tract of Fifty
acre., ten acres of which is woodland.
half mile from Shepherdstown; two
nice homes adjacent to town, one
with ten acres of land and the other
with seven acres. Inquire Of this
firm about the properties. Prices and
further information given to anybody
interested.
: The following deeds to real estate
have been fled in the Office of the
County Clerk: Charlotte E. Sublette
to Thos. n. Harder, seven acres and
2 roods of land on the east side of the
Shenandoah river. consideration $76
25; Thos. Fl. Bates and wife to Helen
Bates, six lots subdivision of the land
OF the Charles Town and Washington
City Improvement Company, $3.50 ;
Armstead Lucas to Mrs. Ellen B. Luz
cas-, 2 tracts, st miles south Of Shep.
hsrdsto wn, formerly owned by Cattle.
rine 8. Lucas, So 400; Geo. W. Whit
tington to Lottis @. Wilmington, two
small parcels of land, near Kearnsys-
vile; J. T. Thomson to Frank N.
Moler, 8 acres adjoining the farm OF
the said Moler, $500.
Miss Mary Miller. daughter of Mrs.
Cora Miller, of Shenandoah junction,
and Mr.. P. 81 Bowman, q well-known
young cigar manufacturer Of the same
place, were married Wednesday even
ing of last week in the First Baptist