Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-07-22
BRIEFS.

Pharmacy.
Butter is IS cents pound and eggs are
IS cents dozen.
Wanted-A few bushels of Multipler
onions BENZ. Hartzell.
New crop turnip seed, by the ounce or
~pound, at Hills Pharmacy.
Portland Cement at reduced prices and
Ivory wall plaster at Hodges.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Carter a
fine SOMA thirteen-pounder.
Our grain dealers are offering SLIP a
bushel for wheat today. Corn is Is cents.
SOC worth of Saturday candy for 29c at
Remnants Pharmacy-on Saturday only.
Bait-buckets, outline Irvine, rods, reels,
lines, hooks, etc., at Remnants Pharma-
Cy.
Writing paper in latest styles, by the
box or by the pound, at Remnants Phar-
macy.
Purple top Strap-leafed turnip seed, by
the ounce or pound, at Remnants Phar-
macy.
The ladies' of the Lutheran Church re-
allied about $50 at their lawn festival last
Saturday flight.
The annual county Sunday School con-
vention has been postponed, and will be
held in the fall.
Limeade, grape juice and chocolate are
the favorite drinks at our soda fountain.
Remnants Pharmacy.
Bass have been biting we'll the past
week and some fine strings have been
caught in the vicinity of ShepherdStown.
The ladies' of the Kearneysville Presby-
terrain Church will hold lawn festival at
that place on Saturday evening, July 3lst.
"PleaSe continue 10 send us the Reg
lister. We enjoy receiving the paper each
week. Mrs. James O'Connor, Millville,
w. Va.
The Jennie Smith picnic will be held at
Island Park, Harper's Ferry, next Thurs
day, July 10Th. A very large crowd is
anticipated.
Mr.. Charles M. Trundle, of Millville,
this county, and Miss Mile Burns, of Da-
maScuS, Md, were married recently at
Laytonville, Md.
For Sale-A. S. cambridge has for sale
abeautful thoroughbred Shetland mare,
rising sixteen months, the right age to
break. Price $40.
Harry H. Beard, formerly B. & o, agent
at HagerStown, has been appointed agent
for the Chesapeake Beach Railroad Com
pany at Chesapeake Beach, Md.
A party OF young ladies and gentlemen
from KeedySville are encamped along the
river opposite ShepherdStown. George
Young is in charge OF the camp.
Mr.. James c. Shackleford and Miss LODI
die Athey, both of this vicinity were mar
ried in ShepherdStown at the Episcopal
rectory on the evening of July Sd by Rev.
c. E. A. Marshall.
One of J. M. Toliver's horses broke
through the covering of his ice-houSe
last Thursday and went to the bottom.
He had cool quarters until ropes were
rugged up and he was lifted out.
Within the next year c. F. Wall will
open sixty-foot street running from the
DuffieldS road past Powhatan College,
Charles Town. This will shorten the dis
lance to the business section of Charles
Town.
On Friday and Saturday nights, July
Both and 3lSt, the members of Marvin
Chapel will hold their third annual supper
and church festival Supper will be
served at O'Clock each evening. Re-
freshments OF all kinds can also be had
The Greensburg United Brethren SUM-
day School will hold an old-time chicken
soup and icecream festival in the woods
adjoining the church Saturday night OF
this week, July oath. Everybody invited.
Proceeds for benefit OF the Sunday School.
H. c. Marten is building an addition 10
his property on Main street, the lower
part of which will be used in connection
with his hardware. The upper part will
contain a bath room and addition to the
living rooms of his house.
The attention of farmers and stock
men is invited TO the sale OF high-grade
stock to be sold by Geo. H. Bowers, near
Leetown, West Virginia, on Tuesday,
August 3. Read the advertisement in an
other column of this issue.
John Ross, colored, who was arrested
in ShepherdStown last week on the charge
of selling liquor illegally, had a hearing
before u. S. Commissioner Thomas in
Martinsburg, who held him in $500 bail
for trial at the U. S. Court Ross fur
niShed bond and was released.
Mrs. Maria Ellen Mcdaniel, wife OF
James w. Mcdaniel and very worthy
colored woman of Interchangeable neigh
borhood, died last week, aged so years.
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eleven children. The family return thanks
for the kindness of friends and neighbors.
The Harper's Ferry Times says that
preparations are being made to remove
the old John Brown Fort from the Muir
ply farm, mile or two from town, &c
the campus at Storer College, in that
place. The old building is to be taker
down carefully and re-erected in exactly
the same size and shape as was the orig
inal, and it will be used by Storer College
as a museum or library.
Cliff City Lodge, |. o. Shield OF Honor
will install the following officers mex