Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-07-08
Thursday,
BRIEFS.

Send us a dollar and we will send you
the Register for a year.
Blackberry Cordial and Sure Cholera
Remedy, both liquid and in tablets, at
Remnants Pharmacy.
The teachers institute for Jefferson
county will be held in Shepherdstown,
beginning August 10th.
Alexander Henson has moved into the
new Westinghouse of Benjamin Hart
zell, near the cemetery.
The river is not yet in good condition
for bass fishing, but if there are no further
rains il will be clear in few days.
The ladies' of the Reformed Church will
sell soup, icecream and candy on Thurs
day. July 18th, at the home of Mrs. r. q.
Miller.
u. s. Martin drew the water from his
millpond near the river last Monday and
got several fine rainbow trout from the
bottom.
Several farmers of this county lost
horses by death during harvest last week
The intense heat was more than they
could stand.
Little Elizabeth Carter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs T. E. Carter, of the Entler Ho-
tel, has been very sick the past week
with fever.
Rexall Excessive Precipitation Remedy
will be found a great comfort this hot
weather Price SOC a package, at Rein
hart'S Pharmacy.
Rexall Disappearing Skin Cream is the
newest creation in the way of skin creams.
Try a box on our say so. Price SOC.
Remnants Pharmacy.
The Register is very grateful to several
OF its friends who have recently sent it
new subscribers. We appreciate these
tavorS more than we can tell.
Remnants Pharmacy has just received
a full line of Elkay's Dog Remedies-Ca-
nine Laxative, Distemper Remedy, Mango
Lotion, Eye Wash, and Flea Destroyer.
The adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Lynn Magruder. near Keaneysville,
was badly Scalded last Saturday night
DR.. Banks gave the child medical atten-
ton.
Eugene E. Herdle has opened a produce
place in the building on Princess street
formerly occupied by J. P. Watkins. He
handles butter, eggs, poultry and all kinds
OF country produce.
The Reformed reunion at Pen-Mar will
be held next Thursday, July 18th. There
will be fine music and an address by Rev.
T. F. Herman. The Lutheran reunion
will be held at Pen-Mar July I'D.
The ladies' aid society OF the Lutheran
Church will hold lawn fete on the
grounds adjoining the church on Saturday
evening, July 18th. Seasonable good
things will be served by pretty girls.
Col. B. d. Gibson, of Charles Town,
was reelected treasurer of the Society OF
Descendants of the Signers of the Decla-
ration of independence at the meeting of
the society in Philadelphia on Monday.
The dedication of the new Southern
Methodist Church at Fairmont, this coun-
ty, will take place on Sunday, July 18th.
The occasion promises to be an interest
ing one, and the public is invited to at
tend.
F. Entler, of Chico, California, sends
us money to pay for the Register up to
1912. Mr.. EntIer is an old Shepherds
town boy, and though he has been away
from the town for many years, he is still
interested in it.
Fred OSbourn, the nine-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. OSbourn, OF Shenan-
doah Junction, had one of his legs broken
yesterday while attempting to jump on
buggy that was being driven along the
road.
A meeting of the executive committee
of the Anti-Saloon League will be held at
the old college hall next Monday even
ng at s o'clock. Any other members OF
the League or anybody interested are
welcome at the meeting.
We have card from Frank. J. Dob
binS-good old pitcher Notwithstanding
that he is in Rutland, Vermont, but will
be back in September to help along the
baseball cause. Wish he would come
sooner. He went from one dry town only
to land in another.
Rev. Joseph E. Guy, OF Danville, Pa,
formerly pastor of the Reformed Church
OF ShepherdStown, recently had to under
90 a surgical operation in the hospital at
Bloomsbury. His friends here will be
glad TO know that he is recovering finely
from the ordeal, and is practically well
again.
Saturday, beginning at 10 a. m, Will be
market day at Sunbeam Hall. Donations
OF cake, pies, etc., will be greatly ap-
preciated. Mrs. Taylor, the matron in
charge, will receive them. The perma-
nent exchange for fancy articles opened
last week, and the hall has been doing a
rushing business.
William Edwards, head blaster in
quarry gang at Millville, this county, met
with painful accident one day last week.
While at work in the quarry asliding rock
weighing some twenty tons struck him,
breaking one Of his4egs and badly lnlur-
ing his arm and shoulder. He was taken
to the hospital in Charles Town.
The fourth of July was celebrated very
quietly in Shepherdstown. The only
outward and visible evidence that II was