Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
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THURSDAY, July Is, 1905.
BRIEFS.

Pure olive oil in bulk at Hills
Pharmacy.
Blackberries are ripe-and there
are just lots of them.
Farmers are busy making hay. 1t
is short crop this year.
It's time to be thinking of your ex.
hibits for Morgan's Grove fair.
A little Of it goes a long way
Hills extract OF vanilla. Try it.
y A big roll Of toilet paper for Sc,
at Reinharts-a bigger one for 1Oc.
A full line of remedies for summer
complaint, at Remnants Pharmacy.
A full line of Colgate's perfumes,
toilet waters, and talcum powders at
Hills Pharmacy.
A special term of the Jefferson
Circuit Court was held at Charles
Town on Tuesday.
A handsomepicture of Niagara Falls
with each box of Spiro Powder, at
Remnants Pharmacy.
H. II. Holt will clerk for G. w.
Myers, the enterprising merchant at
Shenandoah Junction.
Mr.. Chas. S. Billmyer has the
thanks OF the REGISTER force for a
basket OF toothsome apples.
A new porch is being erected in
front OF the dwelhng-house occupied
by Geo. c. Link on Main street.
Cook brothers, south of town, re-
port a yield Of % bushels of wheat
per acre on field containing 5 acres.
Services will be held in the Episco-
pa. Church Sunday at the regularly
appointed hour, conducted by the
pastor.
The house and lot of Isaac Hunter
at kearneysviIIe was sold at public
sale last week to Miss Laura Strider
Tor $3.50.
a new line of note books, memo
r8udums, day and order books, ledg-
els, etc. See window at Remnant
Pharmacy.
The Reformed Church reunion will
be held at Pen-Mar next Thursday,
July 2Oth. a very interesting pro-
Crane has been arranged.
For Sale.-Eighty-acre farm, near
Saepnerdstowu, with good improve
meuts, also a 5O-acre farm. MOORE
~ MOORE, Charles Town, w. Va.
Fine candies for presentation when
calling, or Tor parties, or Just to take
home TO the kids, sc, lOc, l5c, 25c,
SOC, 81 W, at Remnants Pharmacy.
B. F. Oden, photographer, has NOV
"a from Snepherdstown to Bakerton,
hear the lime kIlus, where he will
make pictures for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. F. T. Grove gave very en-
joyaole whist party last Friday even
Iug At her home IN this place. Her
guests spent a very pleasant evening.
DIDN'T you wish tor hammock
last Sunday ? Don't let this Sunday
eaten you without one, TO be had here
at al prices. Remnant Pharmacy.
The river is still too muddy for
bass fishing, and from It's appearance
at present 1t will be week or two
before the water ls sufficiently clear.
Miss Margaret Virginia Willing
ham, Of the vicinity Of Charles Town,
was married last Wednesday TO Mr..
Samuel l.. Findley, of Pennsylvania.
II Is cheaper to own an Ingersoll
Dollar Watch guaranteed for year,
than TO keep your watch IN repair.
See the beauties at Remnants Phar-
macy.
Wouldn't you like to shave your
self II you mad razor guaranteed to
do the work ? Talk II over with US.
Wen show you how to do it. Rein
harts Pharmacy.
Owing to the busy season, the
farmer meeting announced to be
held at The hall at Uvllla on Satul-
day, July Is, has been postponed I'M
til Saturday, July p, at l.3O, 7. NJ.
The ladies of Bethesda Church
will no lawn fete at that place on
Friday and Saturday evenings, July
Dist and 22d. Lunch, turtle and
chicken soup, Icecream and cake will
be served. Everyone Is invited to
attend.
Rev. R. Johnston Campbell was
last Sunday ordained to the priesthood
Of the Episcopal Church, in Emmanuel
Church, Cumberland. Rev. Mr.. Camp
bell was formerly a minister OF the M.
Z. Church and was pastor OF the Har-
per's Ferry Church.
Wm. K. Decks fruit vines are
working double time this year. Yes
terday he gave US some strawberry
vines OIL which second crop was
growing, and the day before sent us
some raspberries growing on wood Of
this years growth, very unusual
occurrence.
The annual Lutheran reunion at
Pen Mar will be held on Thursday,
July 9th. The exercises will ill.,
c.ude an address by Rev. DR.. David
II. Bauslin, of Springfield, Ohio, on