Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-07-05
BRIEFS.

BEFORE insuring yonr wnea'' see o.
s. Fleming.
Fresh turnip seed by the ounce at
Hills Pharmacy.
Our local dealers are ohering I"
Its for wheat today.
+ Is against the Jaw to spit upon
na nsvement in Shepherdstown.
Rorn 70 Mr.. and Mrs. S. 0. Knott,
8 4Itadena. COL, fine eight-pound
son.
,,tsnd the Lutheran lawn fete Sat-
rrjsy night, opposite Shepherd Col
lege.
Jefferson Savings Bank has declared
=, nsnal semi-annual dividend of
per cent !
Lumber sawed to order. Send
ronr bills to Conklyn Bros, Charles
Town, W. Va.
Protect your live stock against loss
bv fire or lightning by insurlng with
Us. Fleming
For sale, tour head Of horses and
oorts Wanted Tor cash, 100 stock |
ewes. 10 Walper
fine shower OF rain fell III this |
section on Tuesday. 1t was splendid
for the gowingeOrn.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
.55rsss from now until the first OF
next January for fifty cents.
few dollars will protect your
wheat crop against loss by fire or
lightning with J. S. Fleming.
T. S, Fish Commissioner Geo. F.
Bowers, OF MartinsOurg, lett on Mon
5ay for an official trip to Alaska.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. Church
Sopth will hold an exchange on Thurs
dsy. July 18th, In the store-room In
Mr. Remnants building.
The clearinghouse of Henry Shell |
and his sister, Miss Helen Shell, has
been very neatly painted, adding
greatly to Its appearance.
Messrs. NJ. B. Baker, H. G. Marten
and &. W. Ferrell have had new JET
vIsou County telephones Installed IN
their respective places of business this
week.
the Shepherdstown Chapter, U. D.
c., will hold its regular monthly meet
lng Friday night of this week at
oc.yck at the home OF Mrs. William
Eluer.
At this season, when storms are fire.
quent, the danger of loss by fire or
lightning is great. A policy with J.
). Fleming will protect you at moder'
dle cost.
Lost, Wednesday Of last week, be-
tween Shepherdstown and Dufhelds,
hdy's gray raincoat. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at S.
T. Lemen store.
c. N. Reynolds, of this place, pas
selger brakeman on the N. & W.
Railway, recently found in a car a
pOc6etbook containing $50. He also
found the owner
+. ". Muzzey had his usual attrac-
tive display OF fireworks at Rockland
last night, which was enjoyed by
humber OF the friends and neighbors
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Muzzey.
We are sorry to report the result
OF the game between the Ex-Stars and
the Berkeley Springs baseball team
last Saturday at the latter place. Our
boys lost by a score Of II to 0.
The warmest weather Of the season
prevailed here the past week. The
thermometer got up as high as SO in
the shade on Saturday. The hot wave
was general throughout the East.
Flgst-class photos, all sizes and
newest styles, are being made until
Tuesday, July 10th, in Dukes woods
at BakeIton, Plngpopgs, postals, and
untypes speciality. B. F. Oden.
A lawn festival will be held on Sat-
urday evening, July 18th, at the home
OF +. I. LlcklIder, mile southwest
o! Shepherdstown, when the usual
good things will be sold. Proceeds
.or the benefit Of the church.
En3neman John Buchanan, who
was running the locomotive drawing
tram No. II on the n. & w. Railway |
hal narrow escape from death last
Saturday night at Grimes, Md. The |
driving rod OF the engine broke and |
the emf smashed through the window
OF the CAB, barely missing Mr.. Buch-
anan. The tram was delayed three
hours.
The United States Land Office will |
open Indian lands for settlement in
Montana and Wyoming in July and
August, and there will be fine oppor-
tamues for families to secure good
land at low prices-three dollars an
acre, which goes to the Indians. B
t. Lngle, a son Of the late Edwin G.
Lns.e, OF the vicinity of Shepherds
town. and for many years subscrib-
erto the REGISTER, is an enthusiast
tic adTocate Of this method of secur-
ing home. After the Civil War, in
winch be served as Confederate SOL
GleT, Mr.. Engle and bis family went
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