Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1908-06-25
THURSDAY. JUNE Is, 1908.
BRIEFS.

A nice line of Campbell's soups, at
Schoppert's.
More new hammocks at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Pickles, olives and peanut butter
at Schoppert's.
For Sale-A lot of honey. Apply
to j. G. Unger.
Last Sunday was the longest day OF
the year-and about the hottest.
Cumberland and Portland cements
and Ivory wall plaster, at Hodges.
Our hammooks are full size-prices
75c to $3.50. Remnants Pharmacy.
There will be partial eclipse of the
sun on Sunday, beginning at 9.47 a. m.
Fine quality evaporated peaches, 10
cents pound, to close out, at Hodges.
Black flag insect powder, poison
and sticky fly, at Remnants Phar-
macy.
For fresh meat of all kinds, bologna.
frankfurters, bacon, &c., go to j. D.
Billmyers.
Flies caught by the yard with fly
ribbon-5c per yard, at Remnants
Pharmacy.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
made $42 by their lawn fete last Sat-
urday night.
Little Russell Henson fell from a
small building the other day and
broke one Of his arms.
The children's day services at Mar
vim Chapel have been postponed I'M
til Sunday, July 18th.
Schoppert has old Virginia herring
roe, Vienna sausage, potted ham and
turkey-all nice for piCnlcs.
E. W. Athey has contracted to
build fine bank barn Tor Mrs. G. W.
Bane in Charles Town district.
The Reformed reunion will be held
at Pen-Mar July l6, the Lutheran
Guly 23d, and the Presbyterian July
3Oth.
Not one teacher from Shepherds.
town attended the West Virginia Ed
ucational Association at Elkins last
week.
J. W. Knadler is erecting new
dwelling.house on his lot on Washing
ton street. II. B. Maddox is doing
the work.
For salads get Beri brand pure
olive oil, lOc, 25c, 40c, 90c, $l.60
and $500 packages. Remnants
Pharmacy.
Harrison Schley makes a speciality
of all kinds Of insurance. Call and
talk 1t over. You will be surprised at
how little it costs.
Miss Ella Kelsey is having new
brick pavement laid in front of her
dwelling on main street, Robert G.
Miller IL contractor.
Thomas L. Richard has bought two
fine lots on Potomac Avenue in Hag'
erstown, and will erect handsome
modern dwellinG-house thereon.
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.
II. L. Snyder g. Co. have for sale a
comfortable little house and about
eleven acres of land at the edge OF
Shepherdstown. Price reasonable.
Rev. Charles NJ. Levister, editor of
the Baltimore Methodist, preached an
able sermon last Sunday evening In
the Methodist Church of Shepherds
town.
The ladies of the parsonage aid So
ciety of the NJ. E. Church South will
hold an exchange next Saturday morn.
ing in the hall adjoining NJ. B. Bakers
store.
For a good all.sround toilet soap,
try our cucumber cream soap No
fancy wrapper-a pound of good soap
for 25c, single cake loo, at Rsinharts
Pharmacy.
The superintendent of the ladies
department OF MorgaE's Grove fair
are requested to meet st Mrs. D. L.
Rentch Saturday evening, June 26,
at 7 o'clock.
The junior baseball team came up
from Brunswick on Monday to play
our boys, and We gave them fairly
good drubbing. The score stood 10 to
5 in our favor.
Millions of dollars are lost every
year by fire. Protect your buildings,
crops, live stock, etc. by policy with
Harrison Schley. Only the best CON-
panies represented.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. E,
Church at Shenandoah Junction will
hold an iceoream festival Friday and
Saturday, July Sd and 4th. The
public are invited to attend.
Short term policies issued on wheat,
hay and live stock against damage by
fire and lightning, at surprisingly
small cost. See ]. S. Fleming, sub
agent. Washington, Alexander &
Cooke.
Cleon S. Osbourn, of the vicinity of
Dnfields. this county, received the