Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-08-16
THURSDAY, AUGUST l6. 1905.
BRIEFS.

The Berryville horse chow Will DC
,.lJ August 2lst to Esd.
Come good black-face close'w0ol
} o for sale. l. D. VanMetre.
Sheen Sheep Plenty of sheep for
0n.s D VanMetre, west of Kear-
neysylIle.
From the looks of the river there ,
II + ' Hn No bass fishing for couple OF
weeks yet,
ror Sale-Eighteen fine stock ewes.
sbnnIy to r. L. VanMeter, near Van
cleyesyllIe.
MARYLAND peaches are being sold in
-bSnb ' but they are still
pretty high. =,
Trsntv-one persons went on the
.r'nrsioa to Luray from Shepherds
town yesterday,
u Won want the kind of sheep that
-. = ,ood lambs and shear good wool,
see !. D. VanMetre.
.Appt Sarah Ross,a well-known
Old co.ored woman OF this place. died
last Saturday night.
If van are looking for some good
,rng cattle. see |. D. VanMetre,
west Of Ksarneysville.
The SUPREME Court Of Appeals of
Vl.f Virginia will cOnveneln Charles
Town Oh Wednesday, September D.
vr Arthur Viands and Miss Fan
ME Longerbeam, both OF this county
n -, married IN Charles Town last
Sunday.
Charlie. S. Miller lett a big tomato
.,5;. own raising at the REGISTER
o+-s on Monday-it weighed two
pounds,
The ladies exchange of the Luth-
.r,n Church will be held on Satur.
ty in the Rlghtstine building on
Main street.
VIM R. Miller and family ask US
,oib,Dk lie lueuds and neighbors
VINO were so Kind TO them In their
recent affection.
Entries for all stock, except horses,
l.
at Morgans Grove fair can oe made
as usual on Tuesday, September 4th'
until / clock.
Note the change Of time of entries
for horses competing for premiums at
Norgan's Grove talr. All entries OF
horses close August q.
The Bethesda Aid Society will hold
silver tea at the home OF Alfred
Kpode at Moler's Cross Roads on Fri
DAY evening, August Oath.
The teachers institute for Berkeley
county is IN session this week. The
insrtutors are Prof. Sanford, of New
York, and Mrs. Ada Dodd. Ponce, OF
Ono.
Special premiums at Morgan
Grove: W. A. Fulk, Kearneysville,
oilers the equivalent OF $40 tor best
and s. Tor second.best colt OF his reg
istered Percheron horse.
DR.. J B. Chamberlain, of Martins.
burg, will be at the Entler Hotel on
Tuesday, August 2lst, when he will
make Tree examination IF the eyes
and tit glasses. Remember the date.
A called meeting of the Shepherds
town chapter U. D. G. will be held
Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the
Tome of Miss Julia Rentch. Every
member Is requested to be present at
that time.
Edward B. Chambers, formerly B.
80. agent at Harper's Ferry, has
gone to North Dakota, where he will
spend some time. He will stock
rancho OF several thousand acres while
be Is there.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
will serve soup, icecream, cake, home
made candy etc., In the town hall on
Saturday evening Of this week. The
hall will be open at FIVE o'clock and
they hope for liberal patronage.
President John P Kearfott has it-
sued a call for meeting of the Jetfer-
son County Fruit Growers Association.
The meeting Will be held at the
Court House on Saturday, August %,
at 1880 o'clock. A full attendance
OF the members Is desired.
Tae enlargement Of Morgan's Grove
far has closed a contract with the
Beckett Family to give daily exhibit
tons at the fair in September. This
Is an aggregation Of men and women
acIobats, trapeze performers and en-
tertaluers which has splendid repu-
tation throughout the country, and
they will give thrilling and interest
ing performances.
Bishop" Messenger requests US to
PRINT the following; Bishop Messen-
ger has Bible that was owned by
John Wesley, the founder of Method
Ism; copy Of the first Methodist Dis
elphne, published over a hundred
Years ago, the first Methodist hymn
BOOK and the Wesleyan tune book
published by Wesley himself in 1888.
BISHOP Messenger and his mother
nave curoslties from the Holy Land,
jerusalem and China, where they
Travelled as foreign missionaries, and
water from the river Jordan. Ali
can be seen at their Episcopal resi-
dence on Mil street.