Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-07-30
The ShepherdstOWn Register
THURSDAY, July 80. 1908.
BRIEFS.

1ne river 10 SILL 6OO muuuy JOr Dass
fishing.
Lot of boxes and barrels, atW. P.
Licklider's.
Go to W. P. Licklider for the best
work shoes.
Birthday presents for old and young
at G. j. Burners.
For Sale-Some nice pigs. L. NJ.
Unger, Shepherdstown.
Reduced prices on muslins, calicoes
and ginghams at Hodges.
For Sale-A light driving mare.
FIVE years old. A. S. Miller.
Our local dealers are offering Sc
cents a bushel for wheat today.
Solid gold rings of all kinds at G.
j. Burners. Call and see them.
Talcum powders of all kinds at
Reinhart's-prices loo, l5c, zoe, 25c.
At COst-Every pair of slippers for
women and children, w. P. Lickli-
ders.
Meat and drink-an egg phosphate
with chocolate, at Reinhart's Phar.
macy.
Watches for everybody, at prices
that can't be beat. G.. j, Burner, the
jeweler.
Jet-oil shoe polish, liquid polish,
not a varnish, l0c, at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Egg plant, cantelopes, watermel-
ons, plums, bananas, tomatoes, etc.,
at W. ?. Licklider's.
Don't miss the great bargains to be
had in jewelry at G. ]. Burners, the
Shepherdstown jeweler.
The Winchester District Conference
of the NJ. E. Church South will meet
in Berryville next Tuesday.
All kinds of stone and glass jars,
spices and everything for preserving
and picking, at w. P. Lickhder's.
Harmony talcum powder, the new
talcum, made in white and flesh tints,
25c. box, at Remnants Pharmacy.
The members of Marvin Chapel, NJ.
E. Church South, will hold harvest
home service August 18th and 18th.
Hon. Oliver NJ. Stewart, of Chicago,
made splendid temperance address
in the town hall Tuesday afternoon.
The latest thing in toilet creams is
Peroxide Creau-delicate and refined
-25c. jar, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hartzell
have moved into the dwelling on High
street formerly occupied by U. s.
Martin.
R. N. Hardesty has sold to Miller
Bane his finely improved property in
Summit Point, formerly owned by the
Grim heirs.
Workmen are putting in large
concrete culvert for the new line of
the N. & W. Railway just south of
German street.
A number of the young folks of the
town and vicinity had a very pleasant
picnic yesterday afternoon at Violet
Hill, east Of town.
Mr.. Luther A. Dennis and Miss
Matte V. Henry, both OF Charles
Town, were married in that place last
Friday by Rev. j. II. Wolff.
Do you realize that you may lose
your entire crop by FIRE or by light
ning2 Provide against any such loss
by insuring with Harrison Schley.
Millions of dollars are lost every
year by fire. Protect your buildings,
crops, live stock, ETC., by policy with
Harrison Schley. Only the best COM
panies represented.
The Charles Town band attended the
Sunday school picnic at Morgans
Grove last Thursday, and in the ev-
ening gave an enjoyable concert In
front of the Entler Hotel.
This morning lis tickets were sold
TO Pen. Mar excurslonists. When the
special train got here it was so full it
passed without stopping, and the peo-
pie had to take later train.
]. s. Forward, who ruAs the
creamery at Morgsn's Grove, is seek
ing to establish another one at Charles
Town, and is trying to interest the
people of that section in the enter
prize.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will hold lawn fete on Saturday,
August 9Th. on the old college grounds.
Will serve icecream, cake, candy, ice
cold lemonade and soup. All are in
vited.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Mr.. VIM. G. Towns,
of Harper's Ferry, and Miss Ida Vir'
GINA Grim, of Winchester. They
were welded in Hagerstown by Rev.
is. Simon.
]. H. Hobbs, of Msrtinsburg, W.
Va, has rented his store-room and
must vacate by August 18th. His
entire stock of dry goods and notions
must be closed out at once. Come for
great bargains. Everything must 60.
Last Wednesday night negro
named Melvin Blake was released