Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-10-08
The ShepherdstOWn Register
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1908.
BRIEFS.
Full moon tomorrow.

Schoppert has apricots. canned and
dried.
Schoppert has raisins, ourr.nts, cit.
ron and orange peel.
A fresh supply of Hsinzs sweet
pickles at sohOppert's.
lam paying "a cents a dozen for
eggs. L. W. Thompson,
Helms apple butter and all kinds
of preserves at Schoppert's.
Democrats of Shepherdstown dis.
trict will organizs club tonight.
When you want the drug store call
phone No. 5-Hill's Pharmacy.
Maple syrup, Heinz sweet pickles,
oranges, etc., at W. P. Lickliders.
s. P. Humrickhouss il putting q
new slate roof on his dwelling-house.
The Democrats Rave made large
gains In the registration in Baltimore.
A full line of trusses and crutchss
at Remnants Pharmacy. Trusses fit.
ted.
The great Hsgerstown fair takes
place next week, beginning on Tues.
day.
bsAnYthing you want in stationery
at Hills. Half . ton received this
week.
Don't forget the special discount
sale on all fancy china at W. P. Lick.
liders.
Just received fresh supply of DR..
Hess & Clarke stock powder at Hills
Pharmacy.
Sherwin- Williams makes a paint
for every purpose and Hills Phsrma-
cy sells it.
Another half ton Of seasonable drug.
and sundries just received at Rein
haIt's Pharmacy.
L. w. Thompson has some big bar
gazing in remnants at his store at Mo-
ler's Gross Roads.
We have added a number of new
subscribers to our list this week-and
yet there is room.
For Sale-A hard coal heater, in
good order. Apply to Mrs. Carrie
Triplett, Washington street.
The first heavy frost of the season
came last Friday night, and vegeta-
ton of the tender sort wilted.
"93" hair tonic is the biggest seller
we have ever had. Try it-50c and
$1.O0. Remnants Pharmacy.
Be sure to register. The registrars
will be at each precinct on Saturday
Of this week for the purpose of listing
voters.
Rev. Il. 1. Stephens is holding
protracted meeting at Marvin Chapel
this week. The congregations are
large each night.
The Democratic club atShenandosh
Junction will raise banner Saturday
afternoon when Hon. B. 81. Riner ad.
dresses the voters.
Rev. Mr.. Mr.. Bsvans, of the NJ. P.
Church, is conducting a revival at
Keller'S, this county, and much inter.
-.
For little coughs, Tickle Stopper,
Mentholats Slippery Elm Lozsnges,
Bronchial Lozenges, cough drops, etc.,
at Remnants Pharmacy.
Mr.. Charles A. Maxwell and Miss
Ida Kingum, both of Charles Town,
were married in Washington last We'd
nesday by Rev. j. T. Huddls.
Attorney Frank L. Bushong, of
Charles Town, will address the Dem
ocratic club Of Kearnsysville Friday
evening of this week at 7.30 o'clock.
When next in our store, ask US to
drop some Harmony Chimes on your
handkerchief. ."It's it, and only
40c per ounce. Remnants Pharmacy.
Fenway assorted chocolate nuts, ss-
pecially for those prefsrring all.nut
pieces in packsges-half pounds 35c,
pounds Csc, at Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Mr.. Robert L. Snyder, Of Martins
burg, and Miss Edith Evans, of Mt.
jackson, Va, were married in Charles
Town last Friday by Rev. Mr.. Daley.
j. h. 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.
Mr.. William Ware and Miss Ethel
Smallwood, both Of Charles Town,
were married at the home of the bride
on September 30th by Rev. w. R.
Flanagan.
Joseph L. Cookus has sold few
square yards Of his lot adjoining the
new railroad line, near the bridge, to
the Norfolk & Western Railway Com
pany for $55.
While gathering chestnuts in the
mountains last Saturday Rev. D. a.
Foard, pastor of the M. E. Church Of
Hsrpsrs Ferry, fell over fence and
broke his leg.
The walnut crop is almost an en-
tire failure this year. In driving
about the country roads the past week
or two we haven't seen peck of wal
nuts altogether.