Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-10-24
The ShepherdstoWn Register.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1907.
BRIEFS.

old reliable horebound candy.
Maple butter, maple syrup and all
kinds of preserves at Schoppert's.
For Sale-A good buggy and
atick wagon. Apply to Frank Stanley.
Evaporated peaches, pitted prunes,
raisins, currsnts, etc., at Schoppert's.
Don't forget that Schoppert sells
the celebrated Woods Boston teas and
coffees.
For Sale-Some very nice Buff Ply
mouth Rock oockerels at so cents
each. Apply to A, A. P. Neel, Jr.
Schoppert has canned peaches, april
cots, pineapple, asparagus, frying to-
matoes and canned goods of all kinds.
The walnut crop this year is unusu.
allylsrge, and the small boys are lay
ing up abundant supplies for winter
use.
Best grades of anthracite and BIZ
luminous Goals at Hodges Shepherds
town, Kearneysville and Duffelds
elevators.
John W. Stipp has bought from
James F. Thompson the Ray lot, east
of town, and just south of Mr.. Stipp's
property, for $3.50.
The Kings Daughters will have a
soup entertainment Saturday evening
of this week in the Billmyer room.
The public are cordially invited.
Buy the Saturday Evening Post,
on sale at Remnants Pharmacy by
Andy Strobe, agent. Price FIVE cents
copy. Yearly subscriptions taken.
Herbert Harr, one of the students
Of Shepherd College, has been sick
this week with an attack of appended
tbs. he is reported somewhat better.
There will be preaching at Zion
Baptirt Church, near Ksarneysville,
next Sunday at o'clock, by Rev. W.
D. McCurdy. Mrs. McCurdy will
sing.
Rev. ]. David Miller, of Shepherds.
town, was last week elected president
of the Ministerial Relief Society of the
Potomac Synod of the Reformed
Church.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Koontz,
of the vicinity of Moler's Gross Roads,
pair of fine twin boys. We under
stand that they are to be named Pat
and Mike.
Andy E. Strobe is now agent for
Sunday papers. He will have the
Sunday Sun, American, Press AMI
other Sunday papers. Give him your
subscription.
The engagement of Miss Lillian
Eichelberger, popular young lady
of Martinsburg, to Mr.. Edwin Jackson
Harness, of the South Branch Valley,
has been announced.
Misses Nellie and Eva Mcdonald. |
of this place. have been appointed
teachers in the public school at Shang'
hal, Berkeley county, and have en-
tered upon their work.
For Sale-Two fine fox houn DIS
twelve months old, good hunters and
trailers. Have been partly broken |
to hunt rabbits. Apply to John G.
FLANAGAN. Jr.. near Bakerton,
r. E. Shaffer has bought the milk |
route of Albert T. Hill, and began to
denver milk last Monday. He has |
a fine herd of Jersey cows, and solicits
liberal patronage from the public.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church |
are requested to be present at the
morning service on Sunday, and at
tend a special meeting Immediately |
afterward. Every one interested ID
church work is urged to come.
j. Frank Turner, formerly of this |
place, now teller in the Bank OF
Charles Town, has bought from John
F. Sechrist a clearinghouse on South |
Mildred street, Charles Town, for 81
600. Mr.. Turner gets possession the
first of next April,
For Sale-A pair of nice young |
mules, rising FIVE and six years old,
splendid workers and free from blem-
ishes fine 23.year.old FLY, sired
by Omar Pasha, fine style and action.
Prices right. Apply to A. A. P.
Neel, Jr., near Billmyer's Mill.
The heirs of Mrs. Julia Alexander |
will sell valuable real estate in Charles
Town on Tuesday, October 29th-the |
valuable farm, in two tracts, on Sandy |
Ridge, near Shepherdstown, and
fine dwelling-house in Charles Town.
The advertisement may be found in |
the REGISTER.
ksThe contractors for the new N. &
W. Railway bridge at Shepherdstown |
have been busy the past week placing |
the machinery in order for the begin
ming of work on the piers. Engines
and boilers and a stone crusher have
been set up and the necessary build
ings are being constructed.
Married in Charles Town, at the
residence OF the officiating minister.
Rev. James II. Wolff, on October
18th, Mr.. Arthur Owens, and Miss
Rachel May on the 10Th, Mr.. Frank
Martin and Miss Rosie Cannon on
October Goth, Mr.. Mitchell NJ. Brown
and Miss Maggie B. Mitchell-all Of
Jefferson county.