Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-09-20
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Today the sun rises at o'oo anu 'e''
at COZ.
r.,orrow fall begins and the equi'
no1 Is DUE Do
Trs.pass cards for sale at the REG
1srER Office
Road the new advertisement OF u
H. Mckee, Martin'0urs'
r. ssle-A fine Durham bull.
l rTI to G. F. Oden, Bakerton.
r ~ ssIe-Good seed rye. Apply
], Dreamer. near VancleVes'
vile. >.
Winchester Presbytery convened IN
lated fall meeting at heyser on
Tuesday.
u SNYDER & Co., have for sale
sne farm of 200 acres about three
,;i ss from shepherdstown. Inquire
for particulars
dollar gets the REGISTER year
ia almost sinful to borrow 1t when
Il can have a copy of your own Tor
two cents week.
NV TENT on fremen's lot you
..a AI Get tintypes, postcard pictures,
MIN n;ngp = cabinet and half CABINET
Gpbo 9o B. B. Oden.
A, S. cambridge s Co. have Just
-.cs -, a large line of the celebrated
I,sc bsrrows and springtooth harrows.
CsIl and supply yourself,
new pavement is being laid in
,-ont Of the Harrison property on
Main street, occupied by c. 7. Smooth,
", L. Arthur is the contractor.
The ladies of the Melville Sunday
Shoot will hold festival Friday and
S.tnrday nights, September q and
p. The public are cordially invited
TO attend
Miss Emma Aud, Of Martinsburg,
and Mr.. Ernest Tabler, a former res
dent Of Berkeley county but now
civil engineer at Warrington, W:
Va were married In Cumberland
last week.
Lost, August 6th,i Shepherdstown,
3 bras. compass belonging to Mt. Ne
DO Lodge, A., F. & A. NJ. A suita,
bic reward will be given if returned
10 ]. S. Fleming, secretary.
Pain.no.Pain stops pain as quickly
as water puts out fire; removes head
ache or neuralgia; cools faster than
ice burns will not blister; cures
main in the stomach. At ]. S. Elem
ings.
Will Jackson has entered the en-
plOy Of S. F. Lemen as clerk, and
George Stanley has taken similar
position in the store of w. P, Lickli-
der. Willis Crowl is olerking in Van
Metres store.
Notice-Persons who may want
clay for filling in or for any other
purpose CEN obtain the same free at
the site of the new Lutheran church
if they will dig it and haul it away.
Apply at the grounds.
The great Hagerstown fair will be
held October 9 to II, and the man
ayers have already booked many at
fractions for the entertainment of the
people. The Beachey air ship is one
Of the wonders to be seen during the
fair.
Miss Belle Ring, of Middleway,
this county, and Mr.. Harry Arvin, of
Harper's Ferry, were married Tues
day evening in Martinsburg at the
home of Mr.. William Matthews. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Q.
S. Trump.
Mr.. Frank 81. Gardner, Jr., and
Miss Florence B. Caution, both OF
Philadelphia, have surprised their
friends by the announcement that
they were married on the 18th OF last
April. The groom is the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner,
oiMillvile, this county.
In renewing his subscription to the
REGISTER, our good Democratic friend,
William Keesecker, of Washington,
Kansas, expresses his belief that Col.
Harris will be elected Governor of
that State, this fall. Col. Harris is
an ex-Confsderate soldier from Lou
dOun county, Va, and is very popular
among the old soldiers.
The Wheeling Daily Intelligencer
will have its third Annual Bargain
Day on Friday, October 5, 1906. On
this day and this day only the Daily
lntelligencer can be secured for the
entire year following for $500. The
regular price of the Daily Intelligen.
Ger is $500 per year. This offer Ia
for mail subscribers only. Give your
subscription to your postmaster, rural
route carrier, publisher of this paper,
news dealer or send direct to THE
DAILY INTELLIGENCER, Is and
q Fourteenth St., Wheeling, W. Va.
The home of Mrs. Cornelia Thomp.
son and her daughter, Miss Estella,
OF Martnsburg, was the scene of
pleasant reunion of the Horn family
last Saturday. Those present were:
Mrs. Mary Peterman, Miss Rebecca
Peterman, Miss Emma Horn, Rev.
aud Mrs. Chas. S. Trump, Mrs. Mar.
garet Thompson, Mrs. VIM. Smith,