Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-09-05
The ShepherdstoWn Register.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1907.
BRIEFS.

Today the sun rises at $50 and sets
at 6.25.
For Sale 500 A l locust posts.
W. S. Rowe.
Read the advertisement of Shepherd
College in this issue.
Jack Phillips is serving as special
policeman this week.
For good young bunch of stock
ewes, see l. D. VanMetre.
The REGISTER will be sent to any
address year for one dollar.
The Inwood fair will be held next
week from Tuesday to Friday.
Buy flock of VanMetre's stock
ewes that raise the big early lambs.
ForSale-Several nice young South.
down bucks. Apply to @. G. Moler,
at Uvills.
The public schools of Shapherdstown
district will begin next Monday. Sep
TENDER 9th.
Make your wants known for stock
ewes and cattle to @. F. Wall, Charles
Town, W. Va.
The Shepherd College catalogues
are out and may be secured from
Principal j. G. Knutti.
If you are looking for good flock
of heavy-bons and heavy. shearing
ewes, call on l. D. VanMetre.
The Douglas Guards of Hsgerstown
will run their annual excursion to
Luray Caverns on September 18th.
Last Monday was labor day, but
there was not much outward or visi-
bic evidence Of it in Shepherdstown.
For Sale-A bunch of young black
faced ewes and some dorsels. 1. D.
VanMeter, just west of Kearneysville.
Dentistry-Dr. T. @. Stotler, Office
and residence corner Maple avenue
and Burke street, Martinsburg, w.
Va.
II. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale
some nice things in real estate just
now. Read their list elsewhere in
this paper.
The date of the sale of personal
property by Rev. ]. E. Triplett' at
Dufields has been changed to Tues.
day, September 18th.
The REGISTER goes to press on
Wednesday instead of Thursday this
week, in order that our employees
may enjoy the fair>on the "big day"
II. L. Snyder s. Co. have listed
nice farm of 135 acres near Keller,
this county, upon which is valuable
limestone quarry. Price is reasons.
bic.
H. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale
six very desirable Jefferson county
farms, in size from so to $50 acres.
Call or write for prices and particu-
lars.
1t is said that about $67, 900 has
been subscribed toward the erection
of bridge across the Potomac river
at Williamsport. About 100000 Is
needed.
The Bell Telephone Company has
cut out reduced night rates over its
lines, and hereafter You will pay as
much for talking at night as during
the day.
The Shepherdstown baseball team
have a stand at the fair grounds and
they ask their friends to call around.
They have on sale soft drinks, post
cards, souvenirs, etc.
1t is said that the comet may be
seen just above the horizon in the
eastern sky between three and four
o'clock in the morning. We do not
say this from personal knowledge.
The directors of the Hagerstown
fair have decided to hold the usual
banquet to the advisory boards, stock.
holders and lady superintendent of
the fair on Saturday, SCI tember 2sth.'
Magistrate Luke G. Strider has
been appointed temporarily judge
of the police court in Washington to
succeed late Judge Lewis l. 0'Nea,.
Judge Strider is former resident of
Jefferson county.
After darkness for several weeks,
the electric lights on the side streets
have again been turned on. The
main trouble was caused by crossed
wires near the new Lutheran church
and the burning out of number Of,
lamps.
Passenger train No. IA, due here
at 9.l8 p. m, did not reach this place
until after midnight Monday night,
being delayed by freight wreck near
Roanoke. Passengers for Shepherds
town had weary wait at Shenandoah
junction.
The remains of the seven soldiers
recently found in Smiths orchard,
near Antietam battlefield, believed to
be the bones of Confederates, were
buried few days ago in the GEM
etery at Hagerstown by the Wash
ington County Memorial Association.
Miss Minnie Triggs and Mr.. How
"a H;ta NJ West VIRGINIA. were mar.