Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-02-28
LITTLE LOCALS.

contains 247 acres and will be sold al
$50 an acre.
A bill has been introduced in the
United States Senate by Senator
Scott. Of this State. to pay the Luther.
an Church ofSbepherdstown the sum
of 81 600 for use of its property dur
ing the Civil War.
Those who fail to pay their head
tax on or before Friday of this week
will not be permitted to vote at the
corporation election on March lltb.
Up to yesterday there were lao voters
who had so far failed to pay up.
The Shepherdstown Chapter OF the
y. b q. Will meet Friday afternoon
al 3 clock at the home OF Miss A -
hetla Euller. II Is desired that those
VINO have not yet paid their dues Will
c1me prepared 10 pay them at this
time.
We call especial attention to the
advertise menL oi Jonn l. Athey 4
sale In the REGISTER THIS week.
Through all oversight THIS sale Was
Lot published last week as 1t should
have been. The date Is Tuesday.
March 5th.
w. Manning Lemons well-known
old driving mare departed tnis lie the
other day at the advanced axe OF rs
years anu months. she would prob
ably have lived several years more,
but she hurt herself ~ badly last week
Mr.. Lemen had u have ner Killed.
We again offer our apo.ogles TO our
readers Tor the limited amount OF
reading matter IN the REGISTER.
The UNUSUALLY. large number vi pub
Tic sales crowds our columns az never
before, and there ID room Tor little
else. There Will be an improvement
next week, however, as the sales drop
out
The J. G. Schaf, Electric Company,
Of HagersIown LAS received The con.
Tract tor furnishing Injuries Tor The IL
Drary AMI gymnasium OF Snepnerd
College. Tne library ID 10 De atIrac-
lively lighted tlom ceiling hxtures.
Tue Schat company has aIso Contract
Ell to wire and furnish fixtures Tor
The dwellings OF b. L. Snyder and
Mrs. b. Nj. Turner.
G. S. Musser has bought from ia.
cob Mlntermoyer the pant OF the
Independent, 'ot which Mr. Musser Is
eduor. Inns Is The newspaper outht
winch Col W. | Booue brought ner
Tor The Eastern Panhandle, and which
was bought al trustee Sale by Mr..
MluLeImUyer some months ago. Mr.
Musser LAS also leased The room Iii
the WInlermoyer building where his
oihce ls established.
Live stock is bringing very high
prlces at pubic sales III this section.
Al o. W. Needy sale west OF town
yesterday cows sold as high as S4o
and sheep as much as % each. Hogs
Drought about Seven cents pound
gross. A mare that Was bin III one
eye sold at $l7l 50, and seven
mouths old Jonn DAVIS colt brought
$50. Al the sale OF s D. CnlIds aud
DIUUuer near Summit Polut tour heavy
draft horses sold al 1873, and eleven
horses and three cults aggregated
~. 800.
A meeting of the stockholders OF
the Cluzens Flre4usurance Company
has been called tor Tuesday next In
the court house at Charles Town, when
al organization Will be effected. The
Stock mas nearly all been subscribed
tor, and the new company has been
warmly welcomed. II will have In
hdential supporters In every section
OF the State, and It's success seems al
ready assured, as 1t will have large
and desirable volume of business to
start out with.
From tie McKeesport (Pa) Daily
News OF Monday We take the follow
Iug interesting item concerning former
residents Of Snepnerdstown Mr.. and
Mrs. D. M. Entler on Saturday eve
ming celebrated their forty fifth wed
ding anniversary at the home OF their
sou, Robert M. Eutler, large num-
Der OF relatives belng present. Some
thing OF romance attached to thelT
courtshIp and wedding. Mr.. Entler
won his bride Just at the outbreak OF
the rebellion, and shortly after his
marriage was drafted into the Confed
crate service and was compelled TO
leave his young wife. He did not see
her gain until Lee had surrendered
at Appomatox. tour years later Inc
children OF the couple are Il. L. Eut-
Ter, OF Wilmerdlng. aud Mrs. William
Tenant and Robert NJ. Entler, OF
Shaw avenue. Other relatives were
present. A bouuuful supper Was
served and a delightful evening Was
enjoyed by all.