Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-06-11

NS" SAARfS N S JSSS Al a.
Hodges.
Go to W. P. Lickhder for your har.
vest goods.
John Fairall is clerking in M. B.
Bakers store.
Binder Irvine, guaranteed prices, at
Hodges elevators.
w. P. Licklider has secondhand
refrigerator for sale.
Robert Keplinger has taken posi-
ton with the REGISTER office.
Wheat is quoted at 90 cents a bush.
el today and corn at "a cents.
All the latest styles in jewelry, at
G. J. Burners, the Shepherdstown
Jeweler.
D. F. Billmyer is having his dwell
ing house on Main street painted by
NJ. g. Bast.
The Lindenkohl- Morgan wedding
takes place this evening at half-past
SIX o clock.
II. @. Marten has a full stock of
wire fence, barb wire an nails at low
est cash prices.
Ii your watch is out of order, take
il to G. J. Burner, the expert Watch
maker and Jeweler.
For sale cheap this week, several
coal, wood and oil stoves. Apply at
once to Mrs. S. ]. Cady.
Lot of chinaware, washbowls and
pitchers, baking bowls, etc., half price,
at Hodges. See our window.
While in Shepherdstown call and
see my up-to.date line of Jewelry.
&. J.. Burner, the Shepherdstown
Jeweler.
Chas. NJ. Lemen has Just erected
fine new barn on his farm in Berkeley
county, west of Snepherdstown. II.
B. Maddox did the work.
Lost last Friday, in the college au-
dItorium or on the street, a gold pin,
on which is the initial E. The finder
will please leave 1t at this Office.
Nh. Howard F. Norris and Miss
Leoda J. Thompson, both OF Martins
burg, were married in Hagerstown
last Friday Dy Rev. S. w. Owen.
a new asphalt pavement has been
laid along the Church street side of
the BlllmYer property. Messrs. Ar
thur and Brown are doing the work.
The ladies OF the parsonage aid So
ciety of lne NJ. E. Church South will
hold an exchange Saturday morning
In the hall adjoining NJ. B. Bakers
store.
Protect your wheat crop by insur-
ing samesgainst fire and lightning with
Washington, Alexander & Cooke. See
J. s. Fleming, sub-agent at Shep-
herdstown.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, oculist, will
be at the Entler Hotel, Shepherdstown,
on Wednesday, June Oath, when he
will see those who wish to have their
eyes examined.
Theodore Alvord, Esq, State Su-
perintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League of West Virginia, delivered
an interesting address last Sunday In
the Southern Methodist Church.
J. D. Billmyer will sell from now
on, at 10, II and Is cents pound,
the following choice meats: Beet, veal,
mutton and pork, which you can get
at all times. Also lamb on Saturdays
at Is aud 20 cents.
A penny saved is penny earned.
A few dollars spent IN insuring your
wheat crop may save you the result OF
a years labor. Washington, Alexan-
der & Cooke. ]. S. Fleming, sub
agent at Shepherdstown.
Harvest will be here in about ten
days. The wheat is ripening fast and
has taken on the golden tinge that In
dicates its readiness for the reaper.
1t stands very nicely and the indlca-
tons are for good average crop.
Tuesday afternoon heavy rain
storm passed over Shepherdstown, and
rain fell in such torrents that the
streets became ike rivers. Later IN
the evening a gentle rain came and
was great benefit to growing crops.
The ladies of the Lutheran Church
Of Uvilla will hold festival at that
place on Saturday evening, June 18th.
Icecream, strawberries, chicken soup
and other seasonable good things will
be sold, and the public patronage is
invited.
A company of the West Virginia
National Guard has been organized at
Martinsburg with forty members,
Wade G. Kilmer is captain and George
L. Viewer fret lieutenant. The new or
ganization will be known as Company
F of the First Infantry.
H. NJ. Shell bought from the Nor
folk & Western Railway Company
the house that the company purchas-
ed from Joseph Turner, on Main
street, and has had the building TAX
en- apart and removed to his lot on
High street, where it will be rebuilt.
DR.. J. ]. Plttman has closed nego-
tiations for the sale of his residence
property in Charles Town to Miss Ma