Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-10-15
BRIEFS.

next Tuesday.
Read Pendleton's big advertise
ment this week.
Fine showers of rain last Saturday
were very good for the new wheat.
Trespass cards well printed can be
obtained at the REGISTER Office at
cents each.
Postmaster b. E. Mundey attended
the postmasters' convention in Olarks.
burg last week.
ReIall Cream Of Almonds softens
the skin and brings color to the cheeks.
Reinhart's Pharmacy.
If you are run down, try Rsxall
Every Day Tonic, large bottle 81 90,
at Remnants Pharmacy.
ReIall shaving lotion, an absolute
necessity to every man who shaves,
S5c, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Yesterday l25 tickets we're sold at
Shepherdstown for the Hagerstown
fair. The big crowd goes today.
Pipes till you can't rest at Rein.
hsrt's Pharmscy-$100.00 worth just
received, at prices from sc to $500.
The REGISTER makes its appear
snce day earlier this week. Every.
body had to go to the Hagerstown fair.
Re1all antiseptic tooth powder good
for the gums, good for the whole mouth,
large tin cans 25c. Remnants Phar-
macy.
Master Willard Wilson gave birth
day party Tuesday evening. which
was enjoyed by a number of his youth
tul friends.
Mr.. Rodney B. Clipp and Mis-. Ber-
tina Starkey, both Of this county, were
married in Charles Town Tuesday by
Rev. ]. b. Wolff.
The engine drawing passenger train
No. II on the N. & W. Railway Jumped
the track at Basic City on Saturday,
delaying the train several hours.
Mr.. Charles W. Andrews, of this vi
cinity, has been very sick the past
week, and yesterday was taken to DR..
Venning's hospital for treatment.
Miss Virginia White, who was re-
Gently operated upon for appendicitis
in Charles Town, has returned to her
home near Shepherdstown, practically
well.
A meeting of the Jefferson County
Fruit Growers Association will be held
in the court house in Charles Town,
on Saturday, October II, at 1880
o'clock.
The builders of the new bridge at
Williamsport say that they will have
it ready for travel by the first Of Jan.
uary. They will have to do some
hustling.
The revival service conducted by
Rev. 81. 1. Stephens at Marvin Chap.
Ell closed Monday night. There were
several conversions and additions to
the church.
Time for verybody now. Rein
harris Pharmacy has just received =
new lot OF Ingersoll watches at $l.00,
$3.50, $l.75 and $500. Alarm clocks
Use and $l.20.
Mr.. James A. Haines and Miss Nora
B. Miller. Of Moler's Gross Roads,
were married last Friday at the Luth.
eran parsonage in Shepherdstovn by
Rev. Il. O. Haithcox, D. D.
Allen Osbourn, of Duffslds, has
been appointed to position in the
railway mail service, and will have
the run between Cum berland and Cor
man, on the West Virginia Central
Railroad.
Hats, feathers, ribbons, veilings, all
at cost. Also dolls, jewslry, laces
and embroideries and some dress
goods. Bargains right here in the
Rightstine store room. Mrs. N. l..
Harrington.
Harry B. Miller, better known a,
"Catty," was arrested in Washington
last week for q robbery committed in
Martinsburg two years ago. He had
reformed, gotten married and joined
the Salvation Army, but he vas TAX
en- back to Martinsburg to stand trial
Next Sunday will be observed a.
missionary rally day at the Lutheran
Sunday School, and a special pro-
gramme will be rendered. All the
members of the church and school are
urged to attend, and the public gen.
orally are invited to be present. The
service begins at 2 o'clock in the at.
ternoon.
The directors of the Shepherdstown
Athletic Association request that all
uniforms and other psraphsrnaia be:
longing to the association be turned
in to the secretary, R. L. Reinhart,
as they want to have the uniforms
washed and packed away, and to take
inventory of what they have on hand
SO that they may make statement Of
the seasons work.
She Likes Good Things.