Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-07-25
BRIEFS.
Full moon last night.

Harvest home in Fulk's woods next
Thursday.
For shoes and slippers go to W. P.
Licklider's.
Homemade clothes baskets at W..
P. Lickhder's.
Nothing doing on the railroad ques-
ton this week.
Jefferson county teachers institute
begins August 10th.
Special bargains in a few slippers
and shoes. W. P. Licklider.
Lawrence R. Lee has built a new
wire fence along his field adjoining
EImwood Cemetery.
The river has been too muddy for
bass fishing 'the past week. 1t is
clearing slowly now.
Best grades of threshing coal at
Hodges Dufhelds, Kearneysville and
Shepherdstown elevators.
F. o. Trump will sell lot of val
liable property at Kearneysville on
Saturday. See advertisement.
Miss Ella Kelsey will build an ad.
dition to her house on Main street
and otherwise improve the property.
The Greensburg Sunday School will
hold festival on Saturday evening,
July 9th, beginning at early candle
light.
For Sale-Six or more sows with
pigs. Will sell on go or 80 days
time. Apply to ]. S. Snyder, Shen.
andoah junction.
For Sale-A saddle and driving
mare, runabout, harness, saddle and
bride. Apply to Herbert G. Miller,
Kearneysvllle, W. Va.
The National Citizens Bank of
Charles Town will pay four per cent
on time deposits that are subject to
withdrawal on demand.
A very large crowd of persons from
Washington and this section of the
country visited Camp Ordway at Har-
per's Ferry last Sunday.
Cyrus &. Herbert, a former stu
dent OF Shepherd College and resi-
dent of Charles Town, will open an
academy in RomneY next September.
There was an eclipse of the moon
last night, but as the skies were en-
tirely obscured by clouds, no one had
a chance TO see 1t IN this neighborhood.
Four per cent interest, compounded
semi-anuually, can be obtained on
your.money deposited with the Ma
tional Citizens Bank of Charles Town.
The annual picnic of the Tri-State
League of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows will be held at Island
Park, Harper's Ferry, on Tuesday,
August 6.
1t is noticeable that the 6rehies have
never been more brilliant or numerous
than this summer. As they rise from
the grass in the evening they present
most beautiful sight.
At the teachers examination In
Charles Town last week, which was
conducted by County Superintendent
E. D. Turner, the attendance was SO
eight men and thirty women.
Charles H. Reinhart has been re.
appoin ed principal Of the public school
at Uvilla, with Miss Lalla Maddox as
assistant. Miss Grace Mcdonald has
been appointed teacher OF the Edge
wood school.
George W. Cross brought US
bunch OF oats from his place west Of
town yesterday that is about the
tallest we have ever seen. The stalks
measures 81 feet high and are unusu-
ally well filled.
The town council will put down
crossings of vitri6ed or some other
=, hard brick at number of the street
and alley crossings in the town, thus
helping along the improvements in
our sidewalks.
1t is said that ordinary spool cotton,
which is now six cents spool, Is to
be raised to ten cents spool. The
trust says that "spools are higher =
hence they must almost double the
price OF cotton.
Nothing healthier than honey.
Fruit is scarce-use honey instead OF
preserves, it costs no more. GlVe US
your orders before we shin our main
crop, and we can accommodate you
all. 3. Hartzell.
The second Thursday in August
the Uyilla Lutheran Church will hold
it's annual harvest festival. Dinner
will be served at the usual price and
a programme of music and an address
.on Life on the Farm" will be given.
Misses Eleanor and Margaret Potts
gave an enjoyable straw ride last Sat-
urday nights to entertain their guests,
the Misses Mcdonald, Of Berryville.
A number of young folks of the town
and vicinity had delightful evening.
The window sash of the Southern
Methodist Church have been taken
out and shipped to Washington, D. u,
wbe,a tho Emarson Art Glass Com
pany will put new art glass in them.
They will be sent back in about three
aweeka