Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-10-17
The ShepherdstOVn Register.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IT, 1907.
BRIEFS.
Big frosts this week.

Big frosts this week..
Two weeks until Hallow Zen.
Housecleaning times are here.
Today the sun rises at ell and sets
at sic.
The Winchester fair is to be held
next week.
New fall goods in pocketbooks at
Reinhsrt 8 Pharmacy.
Shoes Shoes All kinds, good quail
ity, low prices, at Hodges.
The Frederick fair will be held
next week, from Tuesday to Friday.
The first snow Of the season fell last
Monday on the mountains west OF
Piedmont.
Paper Napkins of all kinds for
Halloween parties at Reinhart' 8
Pharmacy.
Large lot of mems and ladies I'M
derwear, blankets and comforts, Just
in at Hodges.
Best grades OF hard and soft coal at
Hodges elevators. Get it in your
bin before winter.
Eclipse, Robinhood, New Club,
p Nitro Club and hand-loaded shells at
Remnants Pharmacy.
Autumnsl beauties are seasonable.
Many of the trees are already in
their lovely fall colors.
The Barnhart warehouse at DUFF.
fields was sold at public sale last week
to G. S. Callan for SOL.
Charles F. Byers, of this place, is
exhibiting thoroughbred live stock at
the Hagerstown fair this week.
h. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale
nice little home and ten acres of good
land at the edge of Shepherdstown.
For a good household liniment get
our Camphor Cream, half pint bottles
for a quarter. Remnants Pharmacy.
Liggetts Saturday Candy full pound
boxes of choice chocolates, on sale
every Saturday at Remnants Phar-
macy.
Gibson's pure fruit tablets, lime,
orange, chocolate, mixed fruit, etc.,
at Rsinhart's Pharmacy. Sold many
quantity.
Jacob Gassman has sold his farm of
$50 acres IL Falling Waters district,
Berkeley county, to William Keller
for $1,000.
For Rent-Three desirable rooms,
two of them front and one back, va.
Gated by Mr.. Rush. Apply to Mrs.
VIM. A Adams.
Hundreds of persons from this
county are attending the Hagerstown
fair this week. which isa vaster show
than ever before.
For .Sale-Two nice, thrifty colts
rising three years old, one horse
and one a mare. Apply to R. N.
Duke, near Bakerton.
The regular October term of the
United States Court began in Mar
tinsburg Tuesday. There was little
business before the court.
Remnants Pharmacy has more
soaps and toilet powders than you
will find in any store in the county,
quality AMI price to suit everybody.
The sale of horses, vehicles, ETC., by
Harry Lewis, at Hsrper's Ferry, was
not held last Saturday, but has been
postponed until Saturday, November
9th.
Herbert II. Hartzell, of this place,
has a position as night telegraph oper-
ator and yard clerk in the W. NJ. and
N. W. joint freight Office at South
Junction, Hagerstown.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
are making preparations for a big
dinner in the town hall on Thanks
giving day. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the new church.
All of the REGISTERS force must
Of course attend the Ragerstown fair
on the big day, Thursday, so the pa.
per goes to press Wednesday night
this week instead of Thursday after
noon.
The postofice at Foltz, Berkeley
county, near Scrabble, will be discon->
tinue1 October 31st. The people of
that section will be served by rural
carriers from Shepherdstown and Mar
tinsburg.
The Martinsburg Journal places
the apple crop of Berkeley county
this year at over 10000 barrels,
worth about 100000. John M.
Miller heads the list with crop of
1900 barrels.
For Sale-A pair of nice young
mules, rising FIVE and six years old,
splendid workers and free from blem-
isles; a fine 23.year.old FLY, sired
by Omar Pashs, fine style and action.
Prices right. Apply to A. A. P.
Neel, Jr., near Billmyer's Mill.
In renting bis subscription to the
REGISTER for another year our friend
William Keesecker of Washington,