Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-07-04
The ShepherdStOWn Register.
THURSDAY. July 4, 1907.
BRIEFS.
Harvest is at hand.


Pure cake Asvorings at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Today the sun rises at 439 and
sets at 7.29.
Try the REGISTER year-only
costs dollar.
Good morning How do you like
your new pavement.
Turnip seed and navy beans, at
Remnants Pharmacy
Welch's Pure Grape Juice at the
fountain or in bottles at Remnants.
Pure Sugar of Milk for making
modified milk for babies at Remnants.
Fresh lot OF Huyler's pure candies
just received at Reinhart's Pharmacy.
Don't forget Reinhart for ham
mocks-sizes and prices better than
ever.
Protect your crops against FIRE and
lightning by short-term insurance
policy with Harrison Schley.
The Shepherdstown Chapter U. D.
G. will meet Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. Geo. W. Banks.
The June just past was the coolest
on record. The average temperature
in section this was about sc degrees.
All the popular talcum powders,
toilet waters, etc, and full line of
bath supplies at Remnants Pharma.
cy.
The ladies' of Marvin Church, west
OF town, will hold festival on Fri
day and Saturday nights, July 10Th
and 10th.
Miss Gertrude Busey, Of Inwood,
Berkeley county, and Mr.. VIM. E.
Bane, of Bunker Hill, were married
last week.
Firecrackers, torpedoes, sky rock
cts, Roman candles, mines, balloons,
flags, flying bombs, etc., at Remnants
Pharmacy.
A few days ago Harry Billmyer
killed blacksnake six feet and one
inch in length along the road leading
to Dam No. 4.
The REGISTER goes to press We'd
nesday evening, instead OF on Thurs.
day, in order that the 4th Of July
holiday may be enjoyed.
Spring chickens are becoming plen-
tiful, but those who have them to sell
have the nerve to ask as high as %
cents a pound for them.
Herbert Rogers shot a large and
beautiful owl the other day near town.
Its plumage is of rich golden brown
and it is comparatively rare in this
section.
The Shepherd College Cadet Corps
went to Hagerstown last night to take
part In the sham battle and other 4th
of July festivities. Captain D. T.
Link is in command.
The ladies aid society of the M. E.
Church South of Middleway will hold
lawn party in the church yard Friday
and Saturday evenings, July 10th and
Goth. Public are invited.
Rev. G. G. Young, pastor of the COL
ored Methodist Church of this place,
was called to his old home at White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va, by the death |
of his mother few days ago.
Aunt" Charity Washington, an
old-time colored woman of this place |
who lived at the west edge of town,
died last Saturday and was buried on
Monday. She was about 76 years
old.
The Martinsburg World says that
sufficient money, material and labor
has been promised to macadamize the
public road from Martinsburg to the
Jefferson county line by way Of Ri
ley's ford.
Parties wanting any late corn,
bunch or pole beans can get the
came by leaving their order at Rein
harris Pharmacy. We cannot supply |
them unless you leave your order.
Orders will be filled by Saturday.
Three important church reunions
are to be held at held at Pen.Mar
soon. The Presbyterian comes first,
July 11th, and Hon. VIM. ]. Bryan
has been invited to make speech then.
On July 18th the Reformed occurs,
and President Roosevelt has been in
vited 10 intend it. On July 25th the
the Lutheran reunion will be held.
Any housewife who would like to
grow her own tea in her kitchen gar
den, instead Of going to the corner
grocery store for it, will be shown how
to do it by the Agricultural Depart
ment, which is about to publish a
pamphlet on the subject. The pam
phlet not only will give the necessary
directions for raising the tea plants,
but will tell how to dry and cure the
leaves and the best way to make tea
of them afterward No special ap-
paratus is required in carrying out the
operations. COPIES of the pamphlet
can be secured without charge by ap'
plying to the Secretary of Agriculture.
Josephus Gross, a well-known black.
smith of Sharpsburg, was terribly in
;ure1 nv q fractions colt. belonging to