Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-25
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1904.
BRIEFS.
The moon is full today.

The Inwood fair is in progress this
week.
Phosphate on hand next week at
Hodges.
Set your exhibits ready for the
Morgan's Grove fair.
Nv stock ewes have arrived. On
sale Saturday. w. L Reinhart.
The Boonsboro Times is now 25
wears old. 1t is most excellent pa
PER,
The board of education of Charles
Town district has appointed a truant
officer.
There are a good many visitors
from other places in Shepherdstown
st present.
Reynolds Moler, from near Uvilla,
las accepted position as clerk in the
store of H. c. Marten.
will ship veal calves, hogs, fat
sheep and lambs next Saturday at
Bardane. c. F. Wall.
Mr.. J. 7. Trussell, one of our Kear-
ueysville subscribers, made us
pleasant call on Monday.
\ merry crowd of young people
from Sharpsburg came to this town on
a straw ride Saturday night.
A Berkeley county man was fined
$500 for cruelty beating mis- horse
in Martinsburg the other day.
Send on the REGISTER. II is al
ways a welcome visitor to our home.
Joseph ZOmbro, Berryville, Va.
"Icau't do without the REGISTER
must have it, writes our subscriber,
Andrew Billmire, Berryville, Va.
The Shenandoah Baptist Associa-
ton Will meet in Charles Town next
week commencing on Wednesday and
continuing tor three days.
The package of REGISTERS for Kel-
Ter got lost in the mails last week.
We are very sorry our subscribers
failed to receive their papers.
The men of the Reformed Church
will hold soup on the lawn at the Re-
formed parsonage on Saturday, Au-
gust 9th. Soup and icecream will be
served.
The Shepherdstown second baseball
team played a game of ball Monday
with the Martinsburg club, at that
place, and were beaten by the score
Of - to 10.
For Sale-A fine mare, will weigh
1000 to l 200 pounds. A good bar
shear leader, and will work anywhere.
VIII be sold reasonably. Apply to
John J. Byers.
0. NJ. Harris has rented the n. S.
J. Strder place at Uvilla, this county,
and with his wife has moved there.
Mr.. Harris will teach the public
school at Bardane next year.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, of Martins
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel next
Monday, August 90, when he will
make free examination of the eyes
and fit glasses. Don't forget the date.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals of
West Virginia will convenein Charles
Town on Wednesday, September Z,
Cases for the Fifteenth Judge Faulk-
ner's) Circuit are set for September II
Last Saturday night the cOlored
folks had lively time at their festi-
val at the schoolhouse. Some of the
men got on the wrong side of"booze,
and as result several arrests follow
Ell.
Lewis H. and Benjamin ]. Thomp-
son will open a new clothing store in
Martinsburg. They are well known
young men and have been statesmen In
the clothing store of ]. F. Thompson
& Bro.
Hon. Stuart W. Walker, Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the
second district, has opened headquar-
tiers at Martinsburg, and will make
vigorous campaign to defeat Mr..
Dayton.
The members of the Mt. Zion Bsp-
tist church, near Leetown, will hold
their annual Sunday School picnic in
the grove adjourning the church on
Saturday, August q. The public is
cordially invited.
A couple of hundred persons from
Hagerstown and points along the line
visited the Luray Caverns last Sat-
urday. The same day there was an
excursion from York, Pa, that carried
about LOO persons.
We can sell you Standard Sewing
Machine made by the Standard Sew
ing Machine Co., and guaranteed by
them for 5 years. Prices as low as
$1,000. Come and see them before
you buy. c. D. Wysong.
We were glad to have call this
morning from Major E. H. Mcdonald
and Mr.. John C. Burns, of Charles
Town district. Mr. Burns is a can
didate for county commissioner, and
in our opinion no man in the county
is better fitted to fill this important
place.
Jacob Miller and Jacob Turner, OF
Martinsburg, were arrested on Tues