Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-11-21
The ShepherdstoWn Register.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1907.
BRIEFS.

fresh groceries at Hodges.
Go to the town hall for a splendid
dinner on Thanksgiving day.
Have you tried Hodges Is. cent cof-
feeH Ground while you wait.
Ground Sage, Coriander, Mariorsm,
etc., at Remnants Pharmacy.
Eggs are soaring away ups cents
dozen today and still flying.
Shells for rabbits, shells for birds,
all kinds, all sizes, at Reinhart's.
Luther w. Thompson's sale takes
place next Wednesday, November
9th.
The dancing club will meet on Sat-
urday night this week instead of Fri
day night.
Eaton-HuElburt's Shepherds Plaid
writing paper in boxes. just the thing.
Remnants Pharmacy.
For Sale-A few barrels of Grimes
Golden and few barrels of Paradise
apples. @. D. WysOng.
Butchering supplies that are in &C.
cord with the "Pure Food and Drugs"
act at Remnants Pharmacy.
= Want to buy nice little home in
Shepberdstown for 81 ,5002~ H. L.
Snyder & Co. can sell you one.
Go to the town hall on thanksgiving
day for fine dinner-and at the
same time help a worthy cause.
Just think Shepherdstown has
milk trust. We keep right in the
front of the procession in this town.
Il The house and lot of Jacob 81. Moler,
near Shenandoah junction, was sold
last week to VIM. @. Brown, colored.
The ladies of Millville will hold a
supper the night of November 9th, for
the benefit of the church. Every body
invited.
Among the new subscritras who
have enrolled this week, was Mr..
Adam Kidwiler, of the Bakerton
nsignborhood.
Special exercises appropriate to the
thanksgiving season will be rendered
at the Shepherdstown Graded School
next Wednesday.
The board Of education is having
the rock blasted from the yard of the
graded school and the west side will
be leveled and improved.
]. Albert Link has been appointed
road surveyor for sub district No. 2.
Shepherdstown district. His term
runs until the end of the present year..
Now is the time. before you catch
cold, to buy a Chamois Vest or Pro-
tector. They exclude the air and
prevent serious trouble. Remnants
Pharmacy.
The farm of the late Isaac Wilson.
near SharpsbuIg, was sold at public
sale on Tuesday to Charles E. Rems,
Lurg for $27. IS an acre. 1t contains
236 acres.
Cherry Juice Cough Syrup, the
most popular and effective Cough Syr-
up in the market. Pleasant to take
and each bottle guaranteed, at Rein
hsrt's Pharmacy.
The pupils of Shenandoah Junction
school wilt give an entertainment in
the Odd Fellows's hall. November %.
at 7.30 p. m. The public are invited.
Admission 10 cents.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will hold an all-day market and have
fancy articles for sale nsxt Saturday
in Billmyer's room. They will have
soup in the evening.
J. P. Kearfott, executor, sold the
house and lot Of Douglas Roper, de-
ceased, near Kearneysville, at, public
sale last week. 1t was bought by Ed
ward Roper at 81 .2l0.
Rev. Charles E. .Diehl. formerly of
Charles Town but recently of Green
vile, Miss, has received and accept.
ed call from the first Presbyterian
Church of Clarksville, Tenn.
The ladies of the NJ. E Church South
of B4kerton will give an oyster sup
per, in the school house at that place
on Saturday night, November Both.
The public are invited to attend.
The thieves who robbed W. B. Lick
lider's store at Kesrneysyille have not
yet been apprshended. A number OF
arrests were made, but sufficient evl.
dence to convict could not be procured.
Henry Reynolds, who sold his house
next to the Lutheran Church to the
Norfolk 4 Western Railway Company,
has moved with his family to Hegers-
town, where they will make their
home.
"a History of the Laurel Brigade,
written by the late Capt VIM N. Nc
Dona.,d and edited by B. O. Washing
ton, of Charles Town, has just been Is
sued. 1t may be obtained from Mr..
Washington.
John @. Fleming, who has been liv-
ing in Charles Town for the past sew
eral years, was stricken with paral-
ysis a week or two ago. Mr.. Elem
ing is son of our fellow-townsman,
]. s. Fleming, Esq>
William Willis, white, and George