Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-09-02
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BRIEFS.

from w. +. Lickllder.
School books for all public schools at
Remnants Pharmacy.
Homemade market and clothes bas-
kets at w. p. Licklider'S.
Edison monographs sold on easy terms
at Burners Jewelry Store.
Wheat is quoted at dollar a bushel
today in our local markets.
Big line of Edison monographs and
records at Burners Jewelry Store.
Will have a carload of new timothy seed
at low prices at Hodges elevators.
The U. D. c. will meet at Mrs. 6. w.
Banks'S on Friday evening at O'Clock.
The Kremer property on Washington
street is offered for sale. See advertise
ment.
Guaranteed low prices on all kinds of
phosphateS, including bone goods, at
Hodges.
Fresh candies-Huyler's, Lowney's,
Fenway just received at Remnants
Pharmacy.
School stationery, tablets, pens, PEN
ellis, inks, states, pencil boxes, ETC., at
Remnants Pharmacy.
The regular fail term of Shepherd COL
lege State Normal School will begin Tues
day, September 18th.
Wanted-Three boarders, college stu
dents preferred. Apply TO Mrs. Annie
Perks, Shepherdstown.
"The Register is always a welcome
visitor and we enjoy reading it"-Mrs.
A. 6. Anders, Kearneysville.
al am always eager to get the Register
and read the news from my old home. -
VIM. L. holland, South Bend, Indiana.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-The person
who borrowed my shoe stretcher will
please return it and oblige J. S. Fleming.
Cigars, cigarettes, smoking and chew
ing tobaccos at Remnants Pharmacy.
Get your supply before going to the fair.
All the very latest styles and improve
mentS TO be found in Edison monographs
at Burners Jewelry Store. Call and hear
them.
For Sale-The seats which are in the
basement of the M. E. Church South.
Apply to Rev. II. |. Stephens or E. w.
Athey.
Season tickets for Morgan's Grove fair
will be on sale at W.P. Licklider's, M. B.
Bakers and Remnants Pharmacy. Price
so cents.
George P. Unseld has been reappoint
ed teacher of the public school at Downs
vile, Washington county, and began his
work yesterday.
There will be lawn fete at Duffields
Saturday night of this week for the bene-
fit of the Episcopal Sunday School. The
public are invited to attend.
A wonderful pair of educated horses
and an amazing exhibition OF snakes and
reptiles will be among the free attractions
at Morgan's Grove next week.
The next State teachers uniform ex-
animation will be held at Shepherd COL
lege, Shepherdstown, September 9th and
10th, beginning at a. m. each day.
On account of the severe drought in
Pennsylvania and other portions of the
East, Wall of Charles Town expects to
sell some cheap stock to the farmers Sat-
urday, September 4th.
J.P. Watkins and George H. Mitchell,
who conducted a saloon on Jonathan
street, Hagerstown, for few weeks, have
returned to Shepherdstown. 1t was too
tough for them over there.
Persons desiring seeds and farmers
bulletins issued by the government may
obtain same, without cost, by sending
name and address on a postal card to
Senator S. B. Elkins, Elkins, West Viz
ginia.
A few days ago Frank L. Johnson shot
some of the numerous pigeons that make
their home about the barn at "Maple
Shade" and among them was carrier
pigeon. II had silver ring around one
of its legs, on which was the number
D5762.
Attend Wallis big stock sale Saturday
of this week, September 4th. Forty fresh
COWS and springers, 200 stock ewes, q
colts-a consignment Of four carloads TO
be sold for what you will bid for them on
ten months time.
For Rent offer for rent in my home
on German street, ShepherdStown, rooms
furnished or unfinished, or such portions
OF the house as may be desired. Pos
session given after September 18th. Mrs.
Kate W. Reynolds.
In this issue OF the Register may be
found, on the first and second pages, a
series of letters from Mr.. st. John Dyer,
who has been travelling in Europe the
past couple ofmonths. Mr.. Byers is ex-
pected home shortly.
Our young friend James Albert Snyder,
Of the Shenandoah Junction neighbor-
hood, brought to us this morning a per-
fectly shaped Indian arrowhead OF pure
white flint that he found recently. He
has our thanks for the relic, which we
prize greatly.
George W. Billmyer has moved the
machines formerly used in his Shirt lac
tory here TO Brunswick, Nd, where ne
started shirt factory week or two ago.
The machines have been in idleness here
for several years. MIR. Billmyer, who
is cashier of bank in Brunswick, ex-