Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-26
BRIEFS.

DC c"s1 Pond next Wednesday.
,osT-A gray chamois skin glove.
80 leave at the Register Office.
s~e good milk cows will be sold
Wl'er's sale near Swan Pond
rsN, Wednesday.
v,r. is quoted today at Sl.04 a
N.v corn is As cents, while
10 to IS cents.
enjoy reading the Register
mo-, he without it."-Mrs.
..ashan, Baltimore.
aid society of the n. E.
tr viii hold an exchange
store Saturday, November
4m
r- g. NanMetre sprained one
..-r.- q few days ago and can
... round only with the aid OF
clutches.
n- D. Davis will be at the Ship
t..' u 30 r. She7herdstown next Wed
r.,-u November LIST, TO examine eyes
for glasses etc.
NJ. has. for sale very fine Delaine
t.. .H will probably shear in the
.J Of ten dollars worth of
. -.. -ring. A. S. cambridge.
r.r has been pleasant this
showers of rain on Monday
, . growing wheat. Farmers
r.. Inc weather for corn husk-
ing
eur early crysanthemums
looming. Will have much
n-,.. nr-- IN week or so. We invite
,as -o.rI to see them. Benjamin
Ha-z,..
By vote of POP to 273 the town of
WIlamsport, Md, on Tuesday decided
to issue 100000 in bonds for the in
stallat.on of a water system. The cleo
ION was bitterly contested.
The new concrete road through Boil
var has been completed and thrown
open fer travel as far as Union street,
The contractor is now working on the
Hlrper's Ferry end of the road.
The question Of selling the Hagers-
town .air grounds and establishing the
fair in another location is being dis
X
needed for building purposes, it is
rame!
Z is ,ll that the B. & O. Railroad
will .uuhi.-traCk the division between
Grafton and Parkersburg. 1t will be
q ,o.- ".0ceeding, as there are some
twenty-five tunnels and as many
-r.. ,ne l05 miles.
THE hog cholera has invaded the
* Tie rcighborhOod and
man .... PERSONS have lost their bacon
for Or. coming year. Among those
whose -.e-s have died are Scott
Sma.'Noot and R. L. Fowler.
- H.s Hazel Martin has been appoint
Ell rer-n-r in the public school at
III. -mort, Va, and has entered uoon
her duties. A handsome new schoo!
Hu'.t"" has Just been completed there
'n- position is a very pleasant one.
Mrs 8urgan's class of the Lutheran
>r0-1" school will have a SOUP and
candy sale in the fremen's hall Satur-
DAY evening of this week. The best
81 chicken soup and nice home made
sand. viii he served. Proceeds are
Tor the missionary cause. Everybody
invited To buy.
Attention is called to the advertise
mtn' Of w. Cornblatt s. Son, success
2orN i' ". Palmbaum & Bro, Charles
Town.. ne firm carries popular line
Oi .a-ics' garments and notions and
ASKS inc PEOPLE of this section and the
county generally to call and examine
,'eT new stock of ready-to-wear goods
'or women, misses and children. They
VI" n.a7 Won posted by their adver-
'Ncmc7's in the Register.
In renewing his subscription for an
o,- 'r, our friend J. C. Keesecker,
Wy , ...r|Jo Springs, writes us: az
sO"~ .,N'h money order for the
agar REGISTER. always a welcome
VISITOR The tourists have about va
s place and returned to their
-, they VIII all he hack next
When they once get A Whit
'd0 ozone 'hev can't stay
ne hut and try it. and YOU
make Atlantic City and
''. Town and Ransom are in
m 7ronosition presented by
ION men looking to the estah-
Of pork packing plant in
=. The plan is to put up
thousand dollar plant
i.d convert 500 hogs a week
ana employ about 80 people
mean 4 much better price for
n.r rms county. A public meeting
..!d N Charles Town Satur-
'yrnoon, which farmers and
r. s-7S interested are earnestly
'--- attend.
TSt meeting of the creditors
g. Cornwell, farmer south of
own, who a month ago filed
.0l,ary petition in bankruptcv,
r., l here on Tuesday. Cornwell
49, ,E'mined under oath as to his