Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1902-07-17
BRIEFS.

-, festivals are all the rage just
To-day the sun rises at 4.4S and sets
aL25.
vorgan's Grove fair September 2,
5, I, and ;.
W. reduce the price on all slippers
V. P. Licklider
The Reformed reunion is to De held
At Psn-Mar today.
rfvou owe for subscription to the
REGISTER, pay up.
Get a Morgans Grove fair book and
compete for a premium.
Fifteen hundred gallons stone jars,
al sizes, at W P. Lickhder's.
Cheap excursion to Washington and
Baltimore on Sunday, B. & 0. Rail
road.
The best place for picnic parties to
get their supplies is at W. P. Lickh-
dsrs
We have reduced the price on our
low shoes, TO make room. B. s. Pen
i.eton.
We have reduced all our lawns.
Cal! and get our prices. B. S. Pen
i,stoL.
Just received large line of rib
bons-tbey are awful cheap and pref
,y-at Pendletons.
Don't borrow the REGIsTER-a
dollar will get you the paper foryour-
SCI. for a whole year.
MAJOR E. H. Mcdonald has just fin
,.hei fine, large barn on his farm
near Shenandoah Junction.
The Southern Methodist Sunday
school will have its picnic at Morgan s
Grove on Thursday, July Oath.
B.acbberries are very plentiful this
season, and great quantities have been
gs,bered from the thickets above town.
Parties wishing tents for Morgan s
Grove Fair should make application
TO the Secretary on or before August
let.
We handle nothing but shoes made
in CaIhsle-have them made to order
and guarantee every pair. B. s..
Psli.etou.
The trustees of Oak Grove school,
west Of town, have reappointed Miss
Ge1evieve Rightstine as teacher for
the ensuing year.
Morrison Ghiselin made his trip to
Rockbridge Baths in safety last week
On his bicycle, taking but two days for
the trip of 100 miles.
The Sunday School of the Catholic
church will hold its picnic at the spring
Oh DR.. Tanners farm, near town, next
Wednesday, July %.
Delicious and refreshing-crushed
fruits make delicious ices, daintily
served at our Arctic soda fountain.
Remnants Pharmacy.
A large quantity of surveyors pins
have been received at the station here,
consigned to the engineers who are
stalking off the new B. & 0. cutoff.
Miss Lottie Huff, of Leetown, W. Va,
and Mr.. John Johnson, Dargan, Nd,
were married July II at Samples
Manor by Elder S, J. Montgomery.
Persons having paid-up stock in
Morgan's Grove Association can OBJ
tain tickets for such stock on applica-
ton to the Secretary after August LIST.
Mr.. Louis H. Beck and Miss Grace
Sloan, both Of Harper's Ferry, were
married at Cumberland July 6 by
Rev E, J. Wunder, OF st. Patrick
church.
Carpets are going. When you want
a carpet, call on Us. We sell them
cheap. We want bacon, lard and
eggs in exchange for all our goods.
B. s. Pendleton.
James H. Cofinberger, who lives
south Of town, plucked a head of wheat
from his field that by actual count
contained ITO grains. This is an
extraordinary yield.
Harry Mundey has returned from
his trip around the world in three
weeks. 1t is reported that he lost
fifteen pounds in weight and gained
seven tons of experience.
MAJOR A. w. Mcdonald, a we'll
known lawyer of Charles Town, has
been extremely i'll in Baltimore, where
he was operated upon at the Mary
land University Hospital.
Secretary E. 7. Licklider is getting
dozens Of applications for privileges
OF various sorts at the Morgan's Grove
TAR. Lawrence Brown has the exclu-
s'ye right to run a merry go-round.
The certainty that the B. & o. Rail
road will build a line through this
section makes the owners of some of
our tine farms feel sick. Tie road
Will cut up the farms and orchards
pretty badly.
The family of District Attorney
Dly"., of Washington, are at Bellevue
10 spend a couple of months. Mr..
DlyaI was here Saturday and Sunday
and will probably return for several
weeks later on.
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