Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-05-26
BRIEFS.
Full moon on Sunday

crop.
Celebrated "Crossett" shoes for men
at Hodges.
The local crop of strawberrie. prom
isesto be fine one.
Next Monday will be decoration
day-a leg al holiday.
Confsd crate memorial day in Shep-
herdstown Saturday, June 4th.
The B. L 0. will run an excursion
to Washington and Baltimore on Sun
day.
The U. D. c. will meet this Friday
evening at 7.30 o'clock at the home Of
Miss Bette Line.
For Sale-Three fat steers, to go
away about June 1st. Allen Neel,
near Billmyer's Mill.
Geo. B. Entler is improving his
property on Prospect Avenue by build
ing nice porch in front of it.
The health authorities ought to look
after some of the hogpens in the town
which give out very unpleasant odors.
No family ought to be without the
REGISTER, when a dollar will get it
for year Now is the time to sub
scribe.
The REGISTER drops from IFS list
this week several dehnquents who
won't heed when bills are sent them.
Pay up
Robert Watson, the boy who ran
away from B. +. Fulk, near Leetown,
and afterward returned, has again dis
appeared.
1t is reported that J. C. Tabler, OF
Dufields, has bought out the hardware
business of Folk & Welshans in Shep.
herdstown.
1t has been remarked that there are
more birds about than usual this spring.
They add a good deal to the charms Of
country life.
There has been remarkable search
ty Of flies so far this season. But do
notrepine-theyll be plentiful enough
after awhile.
Orangeade, delicious andrefre shing,
also soda water, all ice cold, 8 and
cents a glass, at J. S. Flemings. Fam
lies supplied.
J. Edward Morgan. of Halltown, has
through the aid of Col G. W. Z Black
secured civil service position in the
Interior Department.
For Sale-A one-horse wagon, a set
Of double harness and a set Of single
harness for wagon, and a wagon spread.
Apply to Geo. Z. Adams.
Potomac Permanent Building Asso-
citation will meet for redemption Of
stock on Monday evening next at 7.90
o'clock at secretary's Office.
Mr.. James c. Blue, of Jefferson
county, and Miss Nellie Z. Kyner, of !
Berkeley county, were married at the |
home of the bride last week.
Hugh S. Moler shot big crane at
BakertoD this morning. The bird |
stood feet 6inches tall and measured |
6 feet 7 inches from tip to tip Of its
wings.
The mumps still have number Of
victims in the town, including several |
grown persons who hate the idea of
being laid up with such a youthful
trouble.
The grass around the new Shepherd |
College building is growing very beau
tifully, and the handsome building |
will soon have an appropriate emerald
setting.
Photographer Smith, Of Martins
burg took number Of pictures Of |
Shepherd College and its students yes
terday, for illustrations for the annu-
a. catalogue.
The ladies Of the Uvilla Lutheran
church will hold strawberry and |
icecream festival at that place on Sat-
urday evening, June 18th. Soup will
also be served.
The ladies of the Uvilla Methodist
Church will hold strawberry and ice
cream festival at that place on Sat-
urday evening, June 18th. The pa
tronage of the public is invited.
"Josiah's Courtship" was rendered
in the town hall last Saturday night
by company from Uvilla. There
was a good audience present, and the
proceeds amounted to about $50.
We have received neat catalogue
Of the Jefferson Academy at Middle
way, this county. Arthur P. Gray,
Jr., is the principal of the school, and
the next session begins September 18th.
Yesterday was payday for the men
laying new steel rails on the Norfolk
& Western Railway in this vicinity.
They spent a good deal OF money in
Town, particularly for liquid refresh
ments.
Benz. F. Hartzell, rural mail carrier,
found basket Of dishes in his buggy
the other day that had evidently been
placed there by mistake. The owner
can &c: them by calling at the Shop
herdstown postofice.
Henry B. Davenport, formerly Of
this county, is prominently mentioned
for the Democratic nomination for