Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-06-24

LSSS tidil OHS WEN HlOiS iOi lIlC Sd
looms in Shepherdstown.
The last OF the bridge workmen left
Shepherdstown Monday night.
Spring chickens are coming into mar
ket but the prices are out Of sight.
Forty-six students are enrolled in the
Shepherd College summer school.
Shoe polisheS for all colors of shoes
and slippers, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Stuart Criswell is assisting in Rein
han'S Pharmacy during the summer rush.
w. H. Knode has been delivering ice
with horSeless wagon. He drove a
mule.
An unusually beautiful rainbow spanned
the heavens Tuesday evening Just before
sunset.
Cooling and invigorating and very pop
ular, our ginger limeade, sc. Remnants
Pharmacy.
Miss Ella Kelsey entertained the Shep-
herd College orchestra at very enjoya-
bic party last Thursday night.
It's too hot to hurry. Stop in at our
fountain and refresh yVurSelfwith grape
limeade, sc. Remnants Pharmacy.
The Daughters OF Rebekah will hold a
lawn fete on the lawn at the Virginia
House on Saturday evening, July Sd.
For Sale-Three church chandeliers,
one OF them very handsome one of
brass. Apply at the Register office.
Alexander Henson has bought from ST.
John Dyer the fifty acres unimproved
land west OF Shepherdstown for So, $50.
Postmaster Mundey asks us to say that
the mail for train No. q now closes at 6
p. M, and for train No. IA at 100 p. m.
The growing corn is looking fine, and
the rains OF the past few weeks have
greatly improved the prospects of hay
crop.
The meat-houSe of Harry Swimley, ten
ant on the Wyatt farm, near Charles Town,
was recently robbed of quantity of ba-
con.
DIR. J. B. Chamberlain, oculist, will be
at the Entler Hotel, in ShepherdStown,
Tuesday, June 10Th. Eyes examined free
of charge.
The rains last week made the river as
muddy as a duck pond, and it will be
some time before it is clear enough for
bass fishing.
Harmony Talcum Powder is making
the hit of the season. Ask for sample
and you will want box. 25c, at Rein
harris Pharmacy
Judge Faulkner will hold special term
of the Jefferson Circuit Court on July 10th
when applications for license to carry re-
volverS will be heard.
Petite Domer, colored, formerly OF Shop
herdStown, is again in trouble in HagerS-
town, having been arrested few days
ago for beating his sister.
Don't forget TO take advantage OF our
quick delivery service. Phone your or
der and well have the goods to you
shortly Remnants Pharmacy.
Everything for the summer bath at Rein
harris Pharmacy. Wash rags, bath tow
els, hand scrubs, toilet waters, violet
ammonia, talcum and bath powders.
Lost. on the road between Sheriff Gar
diners and Moler's Cross Roads, plain
gold band ring, Is karat. Finder will be
rewarded by leaving il at this office.
For seven years, Kelp, the infallible
blood purifier, has been growing in pop
ularity and is today the best preparation
we sell for blood disorders. Remnants
Pharmacy.
William Anderson, OF Martinsburg, who
works in the stone quarries at Kearneys-
vile, suffered compound fracture OF his
left leg as the result of an accident at the
quarries few days ago.
The ladies' aid society of the M. E.
Church South at Shenandoah Junction
will serve icecream and soup in the /. o.
O. F. hall at that place on Fridayand Sat-
urday nights, July I'd and Sd. Everyone
heartily invited.
Vim. T. Nc Quilkin'S shepherd dog
got caught by its foot in wire fence
couple of weeks ago, and was hurt so
badly before it was released that the foot
came off. The stump healed all right and
the dog suffers little inconvenience.
NJ. M. Skinner yesterday got fine new
Peerless traction engine, manufactured
by the Geiser Company at Waynesboro,
Pa, which he will use in his threshing
business. Mr.. Skinner has now COM
plete new outfit, having bought separa-
tor near the close of the season last year.
Attention is called to the advertisement
elsewhere in this paper of the sale OF the
creamery and cheese and butter factory
by J. s. Bragonier, trustee, on Saturday
of this week. This is well-equipped
plant, excellently situated, and affords
good opportunity for anyone desiring TO
engage in this business.
William Washington, colored man 81
years of age, died at his home near Duf-
fields last week. He formerly belonged
TO the Link family, of that vicinity, and
lived all his life on the Link estate. He
was faithful and capable, trustworthy and
honest, and his death is regretted by both
white and colored persons.
The Misses Laura and Sarah Byers en-
tertained large party of friends at Their
country home last Monday evening. The
affair was in honor of Misses Kathryn
Wickard, of McKeesport, Pa, and Lottie