Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
BRIEFS.

BRIEFS.
Fresh candies at Seh0ppe''s every
Friday ,.,srtives at Owens &
MIIcf's' .,.L foods at Owens &
Al kinds Of S'O("
Mllsr's. ,.,booI supplies at Owens
aMIIef's' ,,,. .oolebutter from
s:hoppeh's' 81, r,e,se VOL. at
Owens &Miler's' -, ,r,..,.ou,.
wet r,s, arrived at L. w, Thompsons
new lot Of pictares. ,v...,.,, .,,,-
~ o,,.less herring, pork and VIENNA sau-
age at Schoppert'S' 49,, ..,.,.,
y, ,odcots, peaches and other dried fruits
aI. v. Thompson's.
Il" Havana = Seconds, ? for 5, at Owens &
wreIs. Just arrived.
D., % DR.. and Mrs. Howard Hodges
daaper', Ferry, aison'
Dam to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Pierce
il Philadelphia, daughter
!" r,., ,eceved at Schoppet's a barrel
aRsinz's sauer kraut. Try it.
" -, arrived. a fresh shipment OF Por-
n5:s: cigars. Owens 6 Miller
,,,,,we become independent Of the
re- nan the coal man gets after u.s.
" Thompson is paying "a cents for
.,g, and . cents for butter this week
The Jefferson Circuit Court oegins!next
Tuesday, october nth, in Charles Town.
sn,e-rising buckwheat, Aunt Jemima's
,,,,,ke flour and maple syrup at Schop-
Pt'S. ~
era GOOD assortment OF chocolates,
nmO%ens & Mller's. All the leading
bands.
n,,,t forget that our soda fountain is
o,s,sn the year around. Owens & Mil
h. AtyOur service.
r,rty-the kind that pleases the young
=. we'll as the old-at Owens & Miller's.
rkads and all prices.
u, and Mrs. J. r. Show will build a
,,,rete porch ard pavement at their
home on Princess street.
NJ CLYDE Miller, the Charles Town
8r,5gist is able to be out !again after a
serious spell Of typhoid fever.
Ctron. rasinS, currantS, orange and
.-o7 peel-eytrything needed for fruit
ags-atL. W. ThompSon's.
The Register goes to press Wednesday
evening this week-eyerYbody wants to
po The HagerstOwn Fair.
For Sale-A mare that will work any
vbsre hitched. Also several Percheron
colts. l. NJ. OSboun, Sandy Ridge.
Ills said that the chestnut crop is larger
hs season than ii has been for many
wears. The mountains are full OF them.
The new restaurant Of Messrs. Johnson
and Show is proving TO be popular
Place. Everything they serve is Satisfac-
0Y
Thos. J. Wilmington has sold his house
udlotat Zoar 10 James w. Fadely, of
HallOyn for 500. Mr.. Wilmington will
move 10 Florida.
There is a notable scarcity OF eelS this
year. They probably went in the Sep
Rrber high water-or else Fisher dy-
Hanited them all.
The weather this week has just suited
lots Of persons in this Section-too wet
brtaIm work but dry enough to attend
The HagerstOwn fair.
4 chiId'S gold ring was found on the
streets last Sunday. The owner can
hTehby calling at this office and pay
nEOr The advertisement.
Mrs, Emma Hawn, Of Wheeling, former
y tths place, had bad fall some days
ago and hurt herself severely, sustaining
serious Sprains and bruises.
Hill Top House, Harper's Ferry, w.
Va. will be open through the winter
months and will serve parties on short
notice. Phone 43. T. S. Lovett.
announcement has been made OF the
engagement Of Miss Nell Sites 10 James
+ thompson, IT,, the wedding to take
pace IN November. Both are from Mar
tnsblrg.
Floyd Featherston gave a very enjoy
loe performance in the opera house
Nonday night. He is a very versatile
MUSICIAN and entertained his audience
HceptabIy.
hilbert c. Manuel, formerly Of Charles
I0Sn, was married in Washington re-
Tnuyto Miss Ella R. Zentgraf, OF that
Wy he ceremony being performed by
RHA. J. Carey.
everybody ought TO take the Register
~ nS section. twill be sent to any ad-
H'"aysar for one dollar, or if anyone
WISHES 10 try it from now until the first Of
x" January p cents will get it.
Caafles R. Lilly, OF Grafton, has been
y iSPoin'ed United States deputy marshal
w. ~ ne Eastern Panhandle, succeeding
s Ssp = u. Dawson, resigned. He will
ave headquarters in Martinsburg.
apa1y oiyOung folks from Martins
as. "1Iea IN straw wagon TO the home
m%SS SaIIie Mckee near Shepherds
w last Friday night. From the noise
"'! made they r,vc, L,,,o III . 1000,