Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-05
BRIEFS.

Til. great HagerstOwn fair will De ns''
next week o,..,,;, Court couvenes
0 ssss are 20 cents dozen and butter is
% cents pound So. =, Il, binds a,
OT'" I Athey will have public sale on
s.g oTs See advertisement
'I ,.., arrived, a fresh shipment Of Por-
.,j -. cigars. Owens & Miller
'0 - s,le-A good cooking range
70, :, Sachs & Co., Shepherdstown.
"p T.,,. will not be an exchange on Sat-
il nsI Nv tbe U. D. c. as advertised here
io'ois', ,,,I dealers are paying ST cents a
s che for wheat today New corn Is
Troted at 50 cents.
c,,5y-the kind that pleases the young
we'll as the Old-at Owens q Miller s.
!, Al kin kinds and all prices.
noot forget to try box OF Viol e
o DyD TaIcum Powder. You'll like it.
F., sale by Owens & Miller
have thoroughbred Indian Runner
,,.,s for sale. Write to me for prices.
" S-' r. McGary, Bardane, W. Va.
SaIe-A mare that will work any
Nv. bitcbed. Also several Percheron
' S LM Osbourn, Sandy Ridge.
There IS an unusually prolific crop OF
.,o,irs in this section, and many very
E.s soecimens are on exhibition in town,
E., SaIe-A fine young driving mare,
.s,,,nohly well broken, does not scare
,s,s or automobiles. Apply to J. l..
Sheetz, 49,. Mo,dov
.,st and hear the music of the Feathers
~. entertainers. You will be highly
pleased. ,,, ,,,,
pa.sy were married September 9th at
5,yIsr Indiana. The bride has relatives
in this section.
The ?. O. s. Of A. will hold festival
Tump's hall at Kearneysville Friday
,,5 Saturday. October 10th and 2lst.
Everybody invited to attend.
Hin Top House, Harper's Ferry, W.
Va. will be open through the winter
months and will serve parties on short
,o+ce Phone 43. T. S. Lovett.
Ill., SNYDER & Co. have for sale 50
ares Of land a half mile from Shepherds
nyr that is an ideal place for a nice
country home or a fruit farm. Inquire
hrpariculars. Price is right.
Nayor U. S. Martin, who last week
bought the Dixon property on Princess
street has also purchased the adjoining
uopety that belonged TO the late Jacob
H. Cookus. He paid $500 for the Cook
Bpoperty.
The hog cholera is still playing havoc
with the hogs in this neighborhood, and
many persons are selling their porkerS,
for Tear that the disease may get among
them H. W. Potts had his valuable Du-
ms inOculated with the serum that is
said 10 be a sure preventative of cholera.
The serum costs SIPS a dose.
The Lutheran Sunday School of Shep-
hertsiown has Just bought a handsome
new Krakauer piano from the house of
.F.DroOp & Sons Co., Of Washington.
sweet-toned instrument in a beau
thl mahogany case, and The Sunday
school will doubtless be very proud OF
sacquisitiOn It's expected here the
first Of the week and will be used for the
FIRST time on Sunday, October 18th.
Major Randolph Carter Berkeley, who
ssnown in Shepherdstown, was mar
ned in New York on Monday TO Mrs.
Russell, Of New London, Connecticut.
Major Berkeley, who is in the United
States Marine Corps, was stationed at
Newport the past summer, where he met
he accomplished lady who is now his
wife. His friends here will join with us
IN congratulations and good wishes.
The forty-third annual meeting of the
SnephetdStown branch OF the Jefferson
county Auxiliary to the American Bible
SOCIETY will be held Sunday evening next
u The Lutheran Church at 7 clock. The
exercises will be in charge OF Hon. Geo.
NJ BeltzhOOver, president OF the Shep-
asfCSlown branch since its organization,
ana the address will be delivered by Hon.
5aomas {. Miller. principal of Shepherd
I0Iege' The public generally are cor
U2.y invited to attend.
M. and Mrs. William Alder have sold
uef little farm two miles north of town
W. and Mrs. John L. Athey. The sale
SaS made through the agency OF H. L.
,1!ef q Co., and the price paid was
SM cash. This is a very desirable
ra'e Of . acres. on which is a comfort
'''s dwelling house and other buildings,
M ~ me orchard Of a variety OF fruits.
sn, a'ney will set out large orchard of
, m. winter apples later on. Mr..
, %.sI and his family are thinking Of going
wine West next spring.
SS'sny-odd entries have been made
W. ne 1911 Glidden tour Of the American
n o.,Oolle Association from New York
W. atlanta and Jacksonville by way of the
S Sau0na Highway. Great enthusiasm is
wing manifested, and there will be strong
%,5aon for the prizes. The first
N.Y. w. 5 nun, October 18th, will be from
A., DIV FORK TO Philadelphia; the second
.,5 5 nom Philadelphia 10 Gettysburg;
enc on October 17th the 900, IN - 30