Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-09-17
The ShepherdStOWn Register
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1908.
BRIEFS.

hart's Pharmacy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ohas Wick
lider, daughter.
Miss Audrey Athey is learning the
millinery trade with Miss Lou Mann.
Lunch boxes, waterproof satehels
and school-bags at Remnants Phsr-
macy.
Plenty of stock cattle on hand and
for sale at prices that are right. Byers
& Hodges.
The Democrats of Manning's pre-
cinct have organized a Bryan, Kern
and Hiner club.
Whisk brooms, cloth. shoe and hair.
brushes, all prices and quality the best,
at Remnants Pharmacy.
A. D. S. Hair Revivsr, makes the
hair grow, prevents dandruf-50c.
and 81. 00-Reinhart's Pharmacy.
James R. Richard is having a new
metal roof put on his house on Main
street. O. NJ. Sheetz is doing the
work.
Joseph Mundey has rented the Lam.
bert building, corner of Princess and
New streets, and will open restaurant
there.
For Ssle-A 6ne Jersey bull four
years old, weighs 1,40O pounds.
Very gentle. Apply to O. W. FraleY,
Duffelds.
Tickle Stopper, s. B. and Deans
Cough Drops. Brown Mixture Lozen.
ges, quinine pills and capsules, at
Remnants Pharmacy.
There was great sorrow in the east
end Of town last Friday. The dinkey
engine ran over a. NJ. Shells pet pug
and cut its head off.
Miss Lou D. Mann will have her
opening of fall and winter millinery
Friday and Saturday OF this week,
September 18th and 18th.
Miss Dee Smith, of Middleway,
while on visit in Baltimore fell last
Friday in the store of Stewart & Co.,
and broke her arm above the elbow.
J. II. Hobbs, of Martinsburg, has
moved his dry goods stock to his Sec
ond story, and he Is closing it out at
great bargains. Entrance on Martin
street.
Putman's Fadeless Dyes for fall dye
ing, all colors, to color silk, wool or
cotton or a mixture, with the same
dye. Try them. Remnants Phar-
macy.
The numerous visitors to Shep-
herdstown who have spent the sum.
mer or part Of it here are rapidly
dispersing to their homes in other
places.
DR.. G. w. Banks has been laid ur
the past week with a wounded leg.
He accidentally made an abrasion
which became Infected, causing him
good deal of trouble.
Butler McDonald's horse ran off
last Sunday night and bumped into
telephone pole at the corner of Ger
man and Duke streets. The buggy
was pretty badly smashed.
For 6rst-class photographs, postals,
pingpongs and tintYpes, call to see
Boyd F. Oden at Bakerton, Septem-
Der 18th to 25th. Gallery open in
afternoons only, at Mr.. Al Flauagans
lawn.
DR.. W. W. Brown, former we'll
known physician of Jefferson county,
but who has been living in Pittsburg
for a number of years, has located at
Shenandoah Junction for the practice
Of his profession.
Ferrell's well has gone dry. This
is one of the best wells in this section,
AID the water in it doesn't often give
out, even in the dryest seasons, but
the present drought seems to have
gotten the better Of it.
A fine new concrete pavement Is
being built along the Shepherd prop
erty, occupied by II. NJ. Shell, on
High Street. Mayor Harrison Schley
Is also having concrete pavement
laid along his home on the same street.
Married, at the Presbyterian manse
in Charles Town, on Monday, Septem-
Der IA, 1908, by Rev. DR.. A. @. Hop
kins, Mr.. Thos. r Clendenin. of Bal
timore, to Mrs. Mary h. English,
daughter of the late Capt. George W.
Chambers, of Baltimore.
Charles Zeiglsr, an expert phorms-
cist, Of Hsgerstown, has accepted a
position with Remnants Pharmacy in
Shepherdstown and has entered upon
his duties. Mr.. Zeigler was for
number OF years with Wareham's
Pharmacy in Hagerstown, and will be
a valued addition to Remnants popu-
lar store.
The following deeds svidencing
real estate transfers have been filed
for record in the office of the County
Clerk: Heirs of Mary Myers to j.
Frank Myers, 43 acres on the east
side of the Shenandoah river in Ka-
bletown district, $500; Laura V. Ste
phenson and Edith Stephenson to
John A. Stephenson, two lots on High
street, Shepherdstown, $40.
Jacob Wintermoyer has bought at