Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-01-03
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THURSDAY. JANUARY s, 1907.
BRIEFS
It is 1907 now.

For hosiery, gloves, etc., go to PEN
dleton's.
A nice line of toilet soap at PEN
dleton's.
Carload of Ivory Wall Plaster Just
received at Hodges.
Portland and hydraulic cement in
any quantity at Hodges.
For Rent-A valuable farm in
Berkeley county. Harrison Schlsy.
A large line of ladies', misses and
children's underwear at Pendleton's.
Sweet oranges, grape fruit, white
grapes, dates and figs, at W. P. Lick
ider's.
For gum shoes for ladies and chill
dren, also ladies gum boots, go to
Pendleton's.
Buckwheat, New Orleans molasses,
cabbage, onions, apples, etc., at W.
T. Licklider's.
Paper in boxes very cheap at Pen
dieton's-also tablets, lead pencils,
slate pencils, etc.
Albert I. Hill has bought out Les
Ger Atheys milk route and is now
running the milk wagon.
Samuel j. Hodges has sold to Mrs.
FonFose Shipley his house and lot on
Pnnlcess street, Shepherdstown, for
$3.50,
w NJ. Lemen recently sold par
Gel OF Woodland on Rocky Marsh,
west of town, to Chas. W. Needy for
$780,
Prot F. A. Byerly has moved into
the dwelling-house on west Main
streetArecently purchased from Thorn.
as Files.
A bad freight wreck on the N. g.
w. Railway at Luray day or two
before Christina tied up traffic on that
road for some time.
The Odd Fellows fair closed Tues
day night, after a fairly successful
run OF over week. The gross pro-
ceeds amounted to $3.50.
Lost, gentlemans stickpin-a
small gold elephant set with small
stone. A liberal reward will be given
if left at the REGISTER Office.
Dr.. D. P. Fry, formerly of Middle
way, but more recently Of Hedges
vile, will locate in Charles Town for
the practice of his profession.
Raymond Chapline, who has been
clerking In the store of j. l.. Wei.
shaAs the past year, has resigned.
he expects TO 60 to Baltimore.
Lost, either on the way to or in
Elmwood Cemetery, pair of black
kid gloves. The finder will be re-
warded by returning to Miss Ella
Kelsey.
Mr.. Charles E. Nicewarner and
Miss Mamie N. Barley, both of the
Millville vicinity were married last
week in Charles 2oWn by Rev. III.
Williams.
The annual meeting of the direct
ors of the Morgsn's Grove Fair As
ISOLATION is to be held in fremen's
hall Saturday Of this week, January
9th, at 2 clock.
The indications are that there will
be great many public sales IN JET
ferson and Berkeley counties this sea-
son. The REGISTER is the right place
to advertise them.
Harrison 'Schley, the insurance
agent, has our thanks for q very use-
full calendar for 1907. Messrs. Moore
& Moore, of Charles Town, have also
favored US in the same way.
The Sunday school teachers OF Shop.
herdstown are INVITED to meet in the
music room of Shepherd College Fri
day evening, January 4th, at 6 o'clock.
to organize union teachers training
class.
Miss Nina Mae Myers, daughter Of
Mrs. Margaret Myers, and Mr.. Her.
man Warren Fleming, of Upperville,
Va, were married recently at the
home of the bride near Ripon, this
county.
Charles White snd Thomas Adams
got into quarrel over a game OF
cards at Shenandoah Junction recent
ly aud Adams shot White and serious
ly wounded him, Adams. who il
from Berryyille, made his escape.
Geo. D. Baumgardner, of Halltown,
will make sale on Thursday, March
z, 1907, Of all his stock, farming inn
plements, etc., from both bis Hender-
son farm and his home place. This
will be An exceptionally large sale of
good personally.
Douglas Roper, a well.knoBn col
bred resident of the Kearneysvllle
neighborhood, died last week. He
was an industrious and thrifty man,
and was highly regarded by both
white and colored. He was upwards
of 10 years OF age.
The Shepherdstown Chapter. o. D.
c., will meet Friday evening of this
week at Z o'clock at the home of Miss
Sayilla Miller. A full attendance Is
earnestly desired, that arrangements
may be made for January 18th, when
an entertainment will be given and
supper served.