Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-09-16

Guy.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M.
Sheetz, fine son.
Wheat has advanced little the past
week. It's quoted at $l.03 today.
Charles c. VanMeter has just purchased
handsome new five-passenger Ford
automobile.
For Rent-Several bright, cheerful
rooms, newly furnished. Apply TO Mrs.
L. J. Durrett,
Mr.. and Mrs. PhineaS Rush have rented
and moved into Miss Ella Kelsey's house
on Main street.
H. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale sew
eral dwelling-houses in Shepherdstown
at moderate prices.
Wall will be shipping at Bardane on
Monday, September 10th, veal calves,
fat hogs, lambs and sheep.
Chas. S. Billmyer recently erected
sllo on his farm near town, and has been
engaged in filling il this week.
The store OF Sachs & Co. will be closed
Thursday and Friday Of this week, this
being the Jewish new year festival.
George Sisler is clerking in w. P.
Licklider's. He succeeds William Folk,
who has enrolled at Shepherd College.
Go TO g. H. McKee's millinery open
ing in Martinsburg, September 23rd and
oath, and see the handsome new styles.
For Sale Cheap-A fine heavy draft
horse, will work anywhere hitched. Will
sell on easy terms. Apply to J. s. Sny-
der.
Prof. Thos. c. Miller and Prof. Lorain
Fortney, of Shepherd College, have TAX
Ell rooms in Mrs. Reynolds's house on
Main street.
The annual banquet given by the d.
rectorS of the HagerStown fair will take
place on Saturday of this week on the
fair grounds.
The regular September term of the
Berkeley Circuit Court began in Martins
burg on Tuesday, Judge E. Boyd Faulk-
ner on the bench.
MesSrS. William and Thomas Turner
have bought from William Rice the old
Rice place near their farm, paying $500
for the seven acres.
On Saturday, September 18th, the
young mems Baraca Class will hold
soup and icecream festival in their rooms
in the Sunbeam building.
Lost, on the road between Shepherds
town and the residence of Nelson T. Sny-
der, a grey silk raincoat. The finder will
please return it to this Office.
Thursday and Friday. September sd
and oath, are the dates set for the millin-
cry opening at q. H. McKee's in Mar
tinSburg Everybody invited.
lanes Thomas, the well-known COL
ored restaurant keeper, of Charles Town,
died at his home in that place last Friday,
aged 81 years. He was very popular
Colored man.
A meeting in the interest ofthe layman's
missionary movement will be held in Beth
eSda NJ. Z. Church South Sunday night,
September 10Th, at I O'Clock. Everybody
invited TO attend.
MeSsrs. Samuel and Warren Hunter
have commenced the erection OF a new
store building at the corner of their farm
in the village of Duffields. II will be 20
by 65 feet in size.
Lost at Morgans Grove fair, a leather
pocketbook with name burnt on, con-
tanning a gold ing, handkerchiets and
some small change. Finder will please
leave at Register office.
Lost on Tuesday, between the home OF
J. Walter Kearney and Shepherdstown,
or at the cemetery, child'S gold ring,
tied to piece OF ribbon. Reward if re-
turned to the Register office.
w. A. Fuk, of Kearneysville, has been
appointed by Governor GlaSscock as a
delegate to the Farmers National Con-
greSS to be held at Raleigh, N. C.. the
first week in November, 1909.
For Sale or Trade-A horse twelve
years old, good family driver, gentle and
scareS at nothing is offered for sale, or
exchange for unbroken mare colt. Apply
TO c. |. Knott, Moler's Cross Roads.
George B. Entler has sold his property
just beyond the southern corporation linn
its 10 George F. Turner for $500. The
former expects TO move to either Balti-
more or HagerStown with his family.
Mir. and Mrs. VIM. E. Coffinberger
have moved to town and are occupying
the clearinghouse belonging to K. ). M.
Hoffman, near the railroad station. They
will conduct clearinghouse there.
The colored Baptists are arranging for
big day in Shepherdstown next Thursday.
A dinner will be held in the grove at
Bellevue, preceded by parade at II
o'clock, led by George Frazier on
snow-white charger, and music will be
furnished by the Martinsburg band.
On Thursday on the fair grounds alady
dropped black seal purse, which was
picked up by boy who handed it to a
lady, who is known, and who Joined
man and left. This means Is taken OF re-
queSting her to return it to the Register
office, as the owner will pay a reward.
Persons who have been collecting funds
TO erect markers showing where fights or
notable events took place during the Civ
il War are requested TO report at meet
ing to be held in Charles Town on Sep
tember 18th at 2 O'Clock. Send in the
S,,hccr;,tinr, nannrc renOrt amount