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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
,ATLEE ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs James Talley mnde n
business trip to Richmond last Saturday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
ting by the pastor, ~ REV. John lsss III Me-
Carlhey ut 4 o'clock, sutday-schoolsS a az


Ting by the pastor, REV. John gilfs Me- q
fcarlhey ut 1iFo'eiorK, snhday-school Sati
Ths Gnoa Lsas \; viii gs e. 1a,o tSs
MN ~ A n 5nes wv NJ gbalsy Is ~ csUas
1yonnn's Nutiohal Alliance, wlll l,old,I Is
Irst 5s sst'GF yso hone IN M S5d1hs
Afternoon, October ID, 1T three O'CLOCK
rhe Woman, Study Club %ll meet nee t 81
8the afternoon will begtlie life Of William
Pchii. Papers viii he rend BY Miss l2 q, :,
DeNolf md Dr. 1soope music i. e. VII
BE IN charge of Mrs iG Z az h9stess
The Ladies' Aid Society, Of tle N s u
Church met at Sunset Cottnge,. the home
OF Mrs. james W.f1oudley on last rtcs.
day with d fairly good u attendance, when
acted act i N + - ~ n IL ,.y5 4
Tlle committed, appointed to decide II,
the selection OF liz music books 5iori ,n i,!
Methodist Episcopal Church and the3i,cW
books will be ordered at once. u
Hon r. ~ Camp, Of Hanoye etrs, c CO.. u ~
visitor tis town ,1oS on l h,s fSn,
llY4i his new house OIL Linden Avenue. I,
?sAir.i5nnd Mrs. J1mes W. Dudley. Of
Stinset Cottage entertained Tor. sey V, III
f fass Mr. and i'd Mrs. Rs Leslie Walker Of
Mrs, Il Newell. accompanied " her
danghterAllss Eye Newell from r, Ms Gc Sc
wood from Richmond were guests or
Monday afternoon Of Mr.. and Mrs. DUO
ley. 7. 3s, n \, 49,,
Rieh hS Called 1T Sunset Cottage dur
Ing the past W Z, Ok where they we're peas-
Mrs. Jennie Dudley Is slowly convn- q.
AZ, F,r ! ,tnf, at
Captain "a, ". ana Mrs. Parsons i, ~ J. y
horTs pf also fer yss leud n a mi
his daughter, Mrs. Watts, Mr.. ind !, Mrs s
Arthur Parsons and little son, Of Char
lottesyi1e, and Mrs Br1an mol Waai
aqd ttS arataEhtsa ri ri se Gteyy Xs
Lomnnd, entertained q few friends g I
dinner on Thursday In honor Of Miss 4
Irene Johnson Parker, who was he 2,
guest on that day, and who expects 70
leave Highland Springs on the first 81 o.
Richmond, which Will be source Of
FIRE n}a her MI Een ana hSE Mrs Lewis
Wlggan. OF the "RcfuEe'' on Daisy Ave-
nue., was taken 10 Richmond, on last
Sunday and chrlstened in !, St. Mn lar Z,
CATHOLIC Churchllby Father Father Edwarus 1a an
MISS Jennie Hudgens. who spent sew
cral days with friends in bRichmond dur
ing the week, returned home on Thu's-
Mrs. j. i n Atklsson Inns returned home
after a very pleasant visit to her broth
cr's family In Richmond.
b Mrs. 3 Rosa Ford and little daughter,
11stcle left during the week for Wash
ington DC. where they will spend
few days with Mis-. Ford's brother
Mr.. Albion c. Stagg,ao Richmond. VS.
tied friends In the3vllage on Tuesday OF
this week. AL :, 4
81 Mrs. w. II. Turner and Miss r. NJ.
Parker on Friday evening of 5this week.
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EAST RICHMOND

The Sunday-school met In East Rich
mond Hal on last sTnaay %em 1ere
and MIR. Philip Fiege was made superin-
tendcnt The turnout was, good and the.
outlook for theKsgro,Wth Of The u school Is
The io,1lilowSlng visitors were ent ertaned
Mrs. Il. Il. Pollard during the week;
daug i nc Thelma, Miss Susie childress.
and Mr. Ned Scott and wife, all OF Rich
Mrs Ella Pollard and 1, grs n son AL Al
Mrs w. II, Martin near Black Creek
Church, Hanover county, have returned lati
home y. . ~, j. .,e,,,, d, ,,,s
,,,mp ,'i his 1 uncle and aunt. MI. and Mrs.
". A. Blankenship, of this place. -
Mrs. Nlla POLLARD ana gfamasoh hapeti
nHt 70 oei MIS-, w. Fl. Martin, near Black
Creek Church, Hanover county.
Mr. and Mrs. Ase Aud hive moved 10
Richmond where they Will IN the future
Mrs Martha Walker Of Rich n q, vi l.,
Thursday where she was pleasantly en-
'e 1dtte Miss ISIS Philns Malone, Of Brock
lyn, n, s., recently spent tho day, with
her little friend. Miss Gay Pollard:
cousin, Mrs. Harry Hechler, Is Just re-
covering from Typhoid fever ana as soon
as she Is able will leave for her nome
in Fluyanna, DIR, LeftWch Is IN atten-
Miss bessie Gary from Charles City
county, visited Miss Ruth Rayhorn DUR
ing the week, 81. !, !,
hns returned from a Visit 10 ner sister
IN Philadelphia and Is now at homo 20
her friends, !,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Bass Of KloMnomhu IT,
we're guests Of Mrs Mcl1wen during ne
| week, x,y
! Blankenship recently,
| HIGHLAND SPRINGS
| There will be services In the Methodist
| EpIscopal Church this morning, t.reRcA-
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s8projyed AZ herSiot,ie Oh Wood street after
Suffering fo i some time With heuralg
M Miss Fnnny slaug tor Inns retu ~ it,.
lone after visiting relatives II etors-
LITTLE Carrie Tucl o ", fell dnd b Sa,he
her arm several weeks tl n y.
on the Pike. IS getting on very i nl &C Z.
visit III friea ii1 ind aid relatives q Abe.
,nnrl0 tfSs'tyi w ssSS w re'ufn %
5tti Es y her iaAr friends the Misses f1lls ot
stTset as returned Ito hGr hS.eV f1e
Montreal, Canada, and Toronto, N,
homo III Newport News, after spending
q OR on, last Monday night III the lone Of
\ Mrs. William Poatt OH North Fifth street.
d merry crowd gathered IN honor no !, .' o.
Miss Irene poats birthdaX uss1n larF rig
hive enjoyed themselves III music 81. an q
pnrlor games and dancng men At i i. y
Glqek We're de n{o ses
Of i' lie season were III abundanee, aftcr
Witch. tie I" ncrrSS crowd DISPERSED hoping
Miss Pont many moro such happy 81
8dg Nyss, sam Hum phrey has returned 10
her home On Bowling Green Rond after
spending some time with relatives IN
"a Nrs.SJsR. Bailey is Improving rapidly
after being confned to her home for
. Mr. Hurry Malianes Is able TO resume
his work after III Illness Of several, u, DAYS "
turned homo nftcr spending some time
Visiting friends in Washington.
i& Mr.. Ira Denton, Of Maddox Hi ~ 8
ivisitl.,g his cousin, Tom Den ton, ~ ~
Bowling Green Rond. y a4 8G ss3 n tE+&
80 Mr. G, r. Goodhll, of Bowling Green Ave
nue. has moved his family TO twenty,
first Street, Fairlnount, where they VII
reside. +, III. s5f Il Y, 5yA Is.
quito sick ut her home and hns becn lo )ii
several days W XII n (, 3 . . . ~
4 ter q business trip to Newport y CIV" N's'
4 Miss Irene Bazardl has returned to ne her
home Baltimore, after spending the sulli-
NOR Will, her parents on Cedar street.
z Mrs. N,5hrerry has returned to lncr
home on North Seventeenth street, u
ter spending the summer Win relutl lV'cs
at Elk Hill, Va. !. I, !, !, !. y, 49,. y,
Mrs. r. -. Breedlovo ls quite indlsposseeo
at her home on Wood Street. ,,I,.
"a Miss Grace Culley, who, has been SICK I.,
for several weeks. IS able 70 pc DO out
Mr.. u. England, Of Roanoke, Is visit,
ing his brother, Mr. Sam England, OF
Mr.. Charlie :lts Schroeder, Of Richmond, has
returned home after$visting friends on
tho pike and Bowling Green Road.
Little Bessie Barnes, Of Wood street.
who has been quite sick Is somewhat
. 4 y !. ID s. . IL
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SHORT PUMP NEWS

Mrs, w j, Barr and daughter, Miss
Pearl of near Erin Shades, were INC
guests of Miss salle DuVal on TUESDAY
Mrs. n. II. Jackson had as her 4 guest :, est
Frayser, OF Richmond.
spent Tuesday with Mrs Jones, near
Miss Lutte Kennedy Of this vicinity.
has been attending the revival at Ridse
Miss Bertha Ellis Of Richmond I, Is Is
spending some time with her friend, Miss
Emma Thurman. near Clayton. q,
e Miss Minnie 3Frayser. principal Oh me
Deep Run School, spent Il few days with
relatives in Richmond last week I,
a Little Eoisc Garth, Of Broad street
Road, Z is5quite sick. -,
Mrs. John Lcavell, OF this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Ossle Henley had as thGlr
guests Wednesday night. MIS-. W ~ IL "a
Ferguson, and Mcssrs l.. a. Snead ana
Robert Ferguson:
Mrs. g. o. Duval visited friends near
Little Sadie Bowles,, Of Erin Shades had
as her guest THURSDAY night little Ina
Miss 4; M u n ;ooas r yslt1d Mrs. h'za
Little Miss Ruth Kennedy had rs her
guests on "Wednesday might. Ruth kuhn
and Vcrnar jackson, Of Broad street
Road. I
Miss Mamie Perkins was recently the
guest of, relatives in this vicinity. fg53t
Mr.. Thomas Henley is very much IN
DISPOSED at his home near Short Pump:
| Mrs w. Fl. Walker and Mrs. Snead
visited Mrs. Hutchcrson Tuesday after
noon. s5 4l e Z. 57t ~,
Mrs Julia Henley spent some time with
her sister, Mrs. John Leavell. Of Broad
Street Road, last week.
Mrs. w, III. Walker, Of near Clayton. Va.
spent some time with hor friend, Mrs I'll.
H. FERGUSON, Of this locality.
Little Ruth Kuhn had as her. guests
on Thursday evening, Sadie Bowles ana ana
Ina Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Henley visited
friends In Richmond on Friday last. .
Mrs. A. 3D. Spiller, Of this locality, Is
visiting relatives in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snead, Of Hylas,
recently visited friends and relatives IN
Richmond
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through tho New England States in the
interest of his firm.
z Mr.. j ohm Lynch, of Buffalo, y. A., VINO
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Walsh, Of Louisiana street, has returned
home This is the first meeting OF
brother and sister in thirty years. HI
rs Mr.. NJ. B. Carter, of Fulton Hill leaV es
this week for Detroit. Mich, to Intend
tho annual convention OF the "a NJ. 5CE4A..
convention. Mr.. Carter goes as oct gate 'fI5
from the railroad brnnch W. 55la. II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
A Western Wedding.

MISS Margaret May Hoffman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mis-. W. Thomas
Hoffman, OF Shepherdstown, was mar
RED July 9TH to Mr.. Carleton De-
Wane Hutchinson, OF Omaha, Nebras-
ka. The ceremony took place at the
residence of DR.. and Mrs VIM. d.
Mick, III Denver, Colo, and was per-
formed by Rev James Montgomery,
OF the N. h. Church. A number OF
relatives Of the bride and groom were
present. Mrs. Hutchinson, who was
one of Shepherdstowns most respect
ed young women, and formerly a
teacher IN the graded school, went
West last year to visit relatives, spend
ing a part Of the time III California
with her brother and sister. While
In the West she met Mr.. Hutchinson,
and all acquaintance with him result
ed in warmer attachment and sub
sequent marriage. The groom Is the
senior member OF the firm Of Hutch
lnson & Ballard, real estate brokers,
of Omaha. They will be at home III
that city after August 18th. The
friends OF Mrs. Hutchinson Join the
REGISTER in wishing for her a most
Joyous married life
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
GipSieS In A Fight.

A highly interesting entertainment
wac given last Saturday morning on
Main street in front OF the REGISTER
building. The first act was reals,
tic comedy, the second tragedy and
the third melodrama. The actors
were the Lowell band of gipsies, with
impromptu parts taken by our town
officers.
The gipsies had been encamped a
couple of miles from town, and there
was more or less feeling between the
real Romany folk and one William
Edges, sort OF interloper who had
married one of the Lowell girls. A
quarrel over box of axle grease
brought the trouble TO d focus, and
when the glpsles struck camp and
started uortuward they only got as
far as Shepherdstown when the war
broke out. One of the gypsy women
assaIIed Mr.. Edges with language Ut
terlY supplementary, and reproach-
ed him IN a high key and torrentlal
flow OF bitter words for not taking
care Of his wife. He responded to
the best OF his ability, but she called
him so many different things that ne
was finally reduced TO the necessity
OF replying that sue was the same.
At this point young Lowell, the broth
er OF Mrs. Edges, butted into the
controversy. He said things OF the
fighting sort, and after a minute or
two OF such preliminary sparrlng
Mr.. Edges swatted Lowell heavy
one IN the face. That gentleman re-
Piled with kick in what Josh Bill
lngs called the abandon, and 1t
dazed Mr.. Edges tor a moment. Then
to an accompaniment OF wild shneks
and other extraordinary vocal demon
STATIONS on the part OF the women
folks, the two men went at 1t hammer
and tongs. They knocked each other
right and left, and one Of the women
got IN a few blows on the desplsed
Edges, until Town Sergeant SIMPLIFY
appeared on the scene q called
time. The sergeant seized one OF the
combatants and his brother John the
other, and hailed them away to the
mayors office. AS the mlnlous OF
the law carried the prisoners away
a loud wsillng was set up by the wo-
men, while lone baby stretched It's
mouth from ear to ear IN happy
smile.
Mayor Miller held an immediate
session of court and heard the facts.
He fined each OF the bellIgerents
$3.50, which they paid, and the cav
aIcade quickly pulled out. Edges
and his wife wouldn't 90 with the
others Of the tribe, but took the OPP
poslte direction. Later they returned
and followed them into Maryland.
Both sides had vowed vengeance
against eacn other, ana 1t Is possible
there may be luther trouble.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
Circuit Court.

Judge Faulkner held special ses-
sion OF the Jefferson Circuit Court
Monday and the following business
was transacted:
f. L. Busnong AMI S w. Washing.
ton were appointed to examine mo
the condition and records OF the Cir,
cult Clerks Office and report to the
court.
DR.. J. NJ Miller, S. NJ. o., and c.
W. Brown were appointed to examine
INTO the condition OF the county JaIl
and report to the court.
L. Z. Myers VS.. q. E. Baylor, j.
P, and L. D. Getzendsnner; petition
of plaintiffs awarded returnable on
first day OF next term OF court.
Matilda Harris, &C., vs. Harris
Heldwohl j. A. Heidwhol appointed
guardian OF defendant, and Geo. NJ.
Beltzhoover appointed special COM
missioner with authority to sell prop
erty in Shepherdetown. Sale of SAID
property to the Jefferson Savings
Bank was reported and confirmed.
Price paid $4,000. Distribution Of
purchase money was ordered.
Thos. S. Smith admir- VS.. Brittany
Smith ct ais; report Of trustee con-
hrmed.
w. R. Percys admir- VS.. Sarah j..
Williams and others prayer OF de-
fendant granted.
D. B. Lucas VS.. Annie NJ. Baker ct
ais. demurrer overruled and leave
given defendants TO file answer.
L. W. Pofenberger, &C., vs.. J. W,
Osbourn; suit to be further prosecuted
IN the name of J. w. Gardner, sheriff,
committee Observation-Disclosures
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
Council Proceedings.


The town council met in regular
session Monday night at 8 P. NJ, all
members being present, and the fol-
lowing business was transacted:
The street committee recommended
that DR.. r. G. Grove and Mrs. Minnie
little be granted the privilege Of
building new porches five feet from
the building line, and the same was
confirmed by the council. The street
committee was authorized to purchase
200 perches of stone from Alex. Hen
son at 70 cents perch, to be deliV-
cred on the streets. The need of a
crossing on the alley on Church street,
in the rear OF the Episcopal church,
was reported, and the street commit
tee was ordered to investigate.
The treasurer reported receipts
since last meeting $l5530. The
mayor reported for the quarter end
ing July |, 1905, licenses issued, $29
uu6S COllCStCuI YIC'
A proposition from U. S. Martin to
purchase the electric light plant was
read, aud it was ordered that the
council as committee of the whole
investigate said proposition and re-
port at the next meeting. The street
committee was ordered to have all
the dirt, filth, ETC., removed from the
streets. The committee was also or
dered to have that portion of the al
lev from the town run to Princess
street, between New street and Wash
ington street, macadamized. The
butchers conducting shops at present
were granted permission to slaughter
at their respective slaughter-houses,
under the ordinance passed June II,
1905.
Assessor E W. Athey reported as
follows: Total amount Of realty for
the year 1905, $l52,796,O0; person
al property, $l87, 1890; number Of
polls, 277; number of dogs, 4S. The
tax book was turned over to the
finance committee for examination.
Bills to the amount of $l63 81 were
paid after which council adjourned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
CURE FOR HAY FEVER.
Reinhart'S Pharmacy Say HyOmei Will
Give Relief-SOld Under Guarantee.

Remnants Pharmacy wish us to
announce that when Hyomei is used
as preventive, or cure, there will
be no hay fever. They advise daily
treatment with Hyomei for two or
three weeks before the usual time for
the annual appearance Of hay fever.
If this is done, the attack will be pre-
vented. However, if the preventive
treatment is not started soon enough,
and the disease makes its appearance,
use Hyomei six or seven times daily,
and relief will be given at once.
There is no stomach dosing when
Hyomei is used. Breathed through
the neat pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit, its medlcated ali
reaches the minutest air cells, killing
all germs and soothing and healing
the irritated mucous membrane.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
81, extra bottles so cents. 1t is
the only treatment for hay fever sold
by Reinhart's Pharmacy under a
guarantee to refund the money if it
does not give satisfaction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
PERSONALS.

ray Inspector y. .. fmlllps mas re-
ceived his orders and has been assign
ed to duty on the island Of San Do
mingo for the next six months. he
has been appointed collector of the
port of Monte Christi, where he will
have charge of the customs. under d.
rection of the State Department. He
will leave New York the first of next
week for his station. Mrs Phillips
and Miss Phillips may join him next
fall.
Mr.. L. r. Bell, former resident
of Shepherd.town, was here for few
days this week, accompanied by Mr..
Williams. He is now member of
the Baltimore Fire Department,
though he was in the regular army
for several years.
Hualpha Lentz, of York, Pa, is
here for visit of a few days with
the family of the editor. He is a son
of the late Rev. H. Max Lentz, Of
this place, and has grown good deal
since he left Shepherdstown.
Mr.. Paul Davis, who has been a
clerk in the store of ]. L. Welshans
for several years, has resigned. He
will 90 to PittsbIrg, where he has a
position in the Westinghouse cleo
trical works.
Mrs. Charles Mcclellan and her
daughter Louise, OF Baltimore, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. Lucien
Reinhart in this place the past week.
Col. Thos. B. Davis, of Keyser,
Congressman-elect from this district,
spent a couple of days at Shannondale
Springs this week.
Mr.. Thomas Fitzgerald, Of Roam
oke, Va, formerly resident Of Shep.
herdstown, spent several days here
the past week.
Mrs. Edwards, OF Cumberland, MI,
has been here the past week visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w, T.
Hoffman.
Miss Almira Martin left yesterday
for Clarksburg, W. Va, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs Harvey W.
Harmer.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph E, Guy have
gone to Pennsylvania to spend several
weeks among their relatives and
friends.
Miss S4llie s. Hill has gone to Har-
risburg, Pa, where she will spend
several months with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Kiefer, Of New York, is here
to spend tie summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charlotte Fayman, north Of
town.
Miss Corean Derry, Of Pennsylvan-
la, lie near Bakertou Tor d visit OF sew
eral weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Laura
Oden.
Mr.. Charles w. Adams, Of Roanoke
Va, is here tor visit to his home
folks.
Miss Bessie Welsh, of Bakerton,
has been visiting relatives and friends
In Martinsburg the past week.
Mr.. John Aymar, Of Chicago, has
been here the past week visiting his
uncle, Mr.. E. Hayward Bowly.
Mrs. S. B. Long, of Washington, is
mere 10 spend the summer with her
sister, Miss Ella Grant.
Mr.. Charles A. Licklider, of Balti-
more, spent the past week In Shop
herdstown on business.
Mr.. D. S. Miller, one Of our Berke-
ley county subscribers, called TO see
US few days ago.
Misses Grace and Agnes Morriss,
Of Charles Town are visiting friends
in Shepherdstown.
Mrs. J. D. Muldoon and her little
daughter are visiting relatives in
Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
and Chautauqua at lnwOod
Park July % TO August I, 1905,

Covering two Sundays. Sunday Sch DOL
Convention on Thursday, August Sd.
Rev. J. w. Shenu, d. d., il. d., Phi.
d., the leading platform orator Of the
Central West, and the noted evangelist,
Rev. w. l.. Childress, will be the prin-
cipal speakers. Rev b. p. ). Busey, di-
rector of music and devotions. Three
services each day. The usual admis-
sion fee of 10 cents will be charged on
Sundays. For free tent space apply to
Gray Silver.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
Wesleyan University of west Virginia

Preparatory Courses, Seminary
Courses, College Courses.
School of music, School Of Business
School OF Engineering, School OF Ora
tory, School of Art.
Modern buildings, spacious campus,
large faculty, healthful situation, good
town. Most excellent moral, religious
and social advantages.
The school of the people.
The new college building is to be
ready by the middle OF September. ar
rangeme- Is have been made ID provide
for all students AID classes in the event
of any delay in the completion OF the
building. Fall term opens September
Send for catalogue and literature to
President Wier, Buckhannon, W. va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
Mr.. Neill Gets His Appointment.

We are very glad to note the fact
that William Gilmore Neil, OF Shep-
herdstown, has PASSED the examlna-
ton and been appointed assistant
paymaster in the United States Navy.
Mr.. Neill, who during the past year
was clerk to Pay Inspector Philips
of the Navy, took the examination
for assistant paymaster in Washing
ton few weeks ago. There were
1000 applicants tor these places.
Of this number 50 were granted per-
mission to take the examination. Sew
euty-three appeared before the board,
and II were disqualified physically.
OF thu So left, "A passed the examina-
ton, Mr.. Neil being among the num-
Der. His friends here congratulate
him upon his good fortune, tor the
position is for life or during good be-
havior. He has not yet received hs
orders, but will probably be assigned
to active duty in short time Gill.
more is a fine fellow and deserves the
prize he has won.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1905-07-13
Farmers Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the farm
ers Of this section OF the county at the
hall at Uvilla on Saturday, July Is, in
the interest of the American Society Of
Equity, which is an organization that
promises great good to the farmers Of
America. Farmers, turn out, and let
us look into this matter. The meeting
will begin at 100 p. m.