Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-11-25
BRIEFS.


Maple butter for hot cakes at Schop-
pert'S.
ApricotS, Ruby prunes and peaches at
Schoppert'S.
Turkeys have been selling at fifteen
cents a pound, live weight.
Schoppert has Heinz's, Van Camps
and Waldorf baked beans.
Canned lima beans, succotash, spinach
and string beans at Schoppert's.
Official Seal Cigars, regular 10c for sc
on Saturdays only, at Remnants.
The Register will be sent to any address
a wear for one dollar-six months for fifty
cents.
For Sale-The old Lutheran Church in
ShepherdStown. Apply to H. L. Snyder
4 Co.
Whooping cough is said to be prevalent
among the children ofthe Bakerton neigh
bOrhOod.
A. S. cambridge has about fifty-five
young pigs to sell. Come quick, while
they last.
A. S. cambridge & Co. have just re-
ceiyed a carload of the celebrated Brown
wagons of all sizes.
Miss CoopSie Keplinger has had a lei
ierSon county telephone installed in her
residence west OF town.
The State Superintendent of Schools
has named Friday, December Sd, as Ii
brary day in West Virginia.
Wristbands have no equal for strength
ening the wrist for the workingman or
athlete-l5c, at Remnants.
Reinhart sells more butchering supplies
each year. Purity is the reason. II you
haven't tried them, do so this year.
Bring your prescription and family rec
ipc 10 Remnants, as we can fill any recipe
and guarantee everything as ordered.
Where shall get that Camera | have
been promising my boy so long? Why,
Remnants have the best stock. Get it
there.
W. p. Lickider will have his opening
OF Christmas goods December 1St. He
invites everybody to come and see the
new goods.
The Register goes to press Wednes-
day evening this week, instead OF Thurs
day, 50 that we may have holiday on
thanksgiving day.
ReXall disappearing skin cream gives
satisfaction because it brings results.
Does not irritate in the leaSt-50c a pot,
at Remnants only.
Crying over spilled ink won't remove
the stains. Better get a Sterling Foun-
tain Pen at Remnants that won't spill
81 80, guaranteed.
The Shepherdstown Chapter of the
L. d. {. will hold meeting at the home
OF Mrs. q. w. Banks, Friday afternoon
OF this week at go O'Clock.
Manager Shipley has been presenting
some attractive vaudeville performances
a, the Family Theatre the past week or
two, and has had crowded houses.
Rev. T. E. Peters, of Waverly Church,
Baltimore, delivered two very enjoyable
lectures the first of the week. He had
large audiences that were highly edited.
A festival and oyster supper will be
held in the School-house at Keller Satur-
day night of this week, proceeds tor ben
eft OF the M. E. Church. The public are
invited
Mr.. John NJ. Shaull, of the vicinity OF
Keameysvile, and Miss Louise T. Baker,
OF Hagerstown, were married at the home
OF the bride by Rev J. p. Tyler, OF the
Episcopal Church.
The ladies' OF the Catholic Church will
hold bazaar in Lambert's Store-room on
the 18th, 10Th and 9th of this month.
They will have fancy articles, soup ice
cream, candy, cake, etc.
Lost, between the residence OF Mrs.
Bessie Crswell and Miss Louise Smith,
week or two ago, a heavy lap-rooe,
new. The finder will be rewarded by
returning it TO Frank T. Carter.
The ladies of Elk Branch Church will
serve supper and iCecream in the Sunday
school room at DuffieldS on the evening
OF December list. Many beautiful fancy
articles will be for sale Everybody
come
Perhaps the largest engine ever seen in
this place passed through Shepherdstown
for the South. 1t weighed 100000 pounds
and was built for the Alabama and Great
Southern Railroad. II is one OF thirty be-
ing built for the company.
Miss Henrietta Long, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Barnett Long, OF MartinSburg,
and Eugene II. Newton, the clever short
stop OF the Roanoke baseball team, were
married last Thursday afternoon by Rev.
DR.. A. B. Station in HagerStown.
John l. Athey has bought from II. {.
Mundey the lot along the Charles Town
pike, Just south OF town, paying for 1t
$1,000 Mr.. Athey has commenced the
erection of a clearinghouse upon it, and
expects to move into it next spring.
Charles p. Light, State Commissioner
OF Public Roads has called a convention
OF county road engineers to meet in Par
kerSburg December 18th and 10Th next.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged, and among those who viii read
papers is County Road Engineer James
X. Hendricks, of Jefferson county.
q. J. Burner, the jeweler, has very