Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-06-08
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THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1905.
BRIEFS.


Ping Pong photos, so for rs cents
at B. F. Oden's stand, near the bridge.
Patronize the merry-go-round on
New street and give the fremen a
lift.
Don't delay calling, as I will only
he here for few weeks. B. F. Oden,
photographer.
Graduates, let us frame your di-
r.omas. 1t doesn't cost much. Rein
hart's Pharmacy.
Wanted-A few small shoats. For
sale. a pair of mules and six young
steers. 10 Walper.
Iambert's Death to Lice, for all
.gds of vermin on stock and fowls,
Eeluha1ts Pharmacy.
am busy making photos, but
would like you to call and make me
buster. B. F. Oden, photo artist.
Join health and cheer,
Drink Hires Root Beer
At Remnants popular fountain.
MISS Elizabeth Banks gave very
movable birthday party to number
%, her young friends last Friday night.
For Rent-House and lot in Shep-
Is~lstown. Possession gwen at orce.
Amply TO J. S. Fleming or John J.
Byers.
II the amount of bloom is an indi-
.ar,op. there will be an enormous
crop OF raspberries and blackberries
this year.
Mr.. George Martin and Miss Mary
c. Beck, botn of Harpers Ferry, were
married on Tuesday in Washington
by Rev. DR.. Butler,
For Sale-Several good platforms
for .eft.hand Mccormick binders, al
so lot OF pigs, oak shingles and locust
posts. J. c. Unger.
The growing wheat is looking hne,
and waves most beautifully In the
simmer brsezes. There Is every hope
o, a good average crop in this section.
The fire department gets 2 share of
the proceeds from the flying horses
now IN operation on their lot. Pat
-,,,,s TINS amusement and help the
aremen.
Wanted-An old right-hand Nc
Cormick binder, 7-toot cut. For sale,
u...bred Shropshire buck tour years
old. Apply to W. q. Chpp' near
UuHelds.
We call particular attention to the
advertisement OF T. w. Wood g. Sons,
o. Richmond, Va. This is one Of the
best and most reliable SEED firms IN
this country.
Election day passed off very quiet
.ylu Shepherdstown on Tuesday. Al
most the full vote was out, and the
leaders on both sides worked earnest
ly, though quietly.
Miss Lucy Duvall Young, daughter
OF Mr.. Adam Young, was married
Yesterday at her home at Summit
Point to Mr.. Rufus c. Robinson, a
merchant of Winchester.
The ladies' Of the Lutheran Church
o.! Uvllla will hold festival at that
place on Saturday, June 18th. Soup,
.cecream. ETC., will be served, and the
public patronage Is solicited.
You would think everybody in
town was always thirsty by the way
people come in here after soda water.
Perhaps It's because our soda Is so
good. Remnants Pharmacy.
Rev. George S. Bowers, pastor of
Grace Lutheran Church of Winches-
ter, will preach IN the Lutheran
Church in Shepherdstown Sunday
morning, June llth, at 1880 o'clock,
Shepherd College commencement
exercises begin with the baccalaureate
sermon on Sunday night and close
with the exercises Of the graduating
class on Friday night of next week.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
will hold an exchange on Saturday In
the Rlghtstine building. Bread, cakes,
pes, candy, etc., will be sold, and in
the evening icecream will be served.
Vim. l.. Arthur was so unfortunate
as to lose his Confederate cross Of hon
or a short time ago. He will give
liberal reward for its return and will
besides be deeply grateful to the find
er.
Emma Yates, colored woman Of
Flankhntown, a colored settlement
Oh the southern border of this coun-
ty, on Saturday last gave birth to
tour boy babies. The mother and
three of the babies have since died.
The farm of former sheriff Albert
DAVIS, near Ripon, was sold at public
sale last week by special commission
ers Brown, Green Trapnell and Mason.
J. Frank Turner, assistant cashier Of
the Citizens National Bank, bought
it at $50 an acre.
The Presbyterians of Bakerton
will hold a festival at Oak Grove
School House, on Friday evening,
June 9th. Icecream, etc., will be
served. The public patronage is in
vited, as the proceeds are opurchass
furniture for Zion Church.
Fine rains that were greatly needed