Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-08-19
BRIEFS.

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Pharmacy.
New line Of fall shoes for men, women
and children, at Hodges.
,rco Paint makes any kind OF ROOT
,,ter-proof. Get circular at Remnants
Pharmacy.
Wheat is down TO less than dollar
our local dealers quoting it at ~ cents
today. Corn is p cents.
For SaIe-About fifty feet of iron fence,
including a gate. Price reasonable. APP
ply at the Register office,
All persons desiring tents for Morgan's
Grove Fair must apply TO the secretary
NOT later than September LIST.
For Sale-Eight two-year-old hens, IS
nullets and II cockerels, thoroughbred
White Leghons. J. D. Muldoon.
Miss Rosa Sophia Grace, Of Shepherd
town. and Mr.. Charles B. Huyett, Of
Sharp.ourg, were married on Tuesday.
Mr.. Calvin Brown and Miss Mary F.
Wall. both OF Charles Town, were mar
RED in Washington last Thursday by Rev.
H. K. Johnson.
Miss Grace Mcdonald has again been
appointed teacher OF the school at Even
wood, w. Va, and will not take the
DuffieldS shcool.
We guarantee to patch any leak or hole
from the size of pin head to two feet
square with Arco roof paint. Let US tell
you how TO do it.
Mrs. J. q. Flanagan desires to express
profound thanks to her many friends for
the kindness shown to her during her re-
cent bereavement.
II your roof leaks or If il needs painting
come in and let us tell you about the new
roof paint, "ARCO." Guaranteed for
five years. Remnants Pharmacy.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, optician, Of
Martinsburg, will be at the Entler Hotel
in Shepherdstown on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER lst. Eyes examined free.
We can show practical evidence" that
Arco roof paint is used by the largest
manufacturing concerns in the country.
Ask TO see it. Remnants Pharmacy.
]. p. Watkins, who formerly conducted
a saloon in Shepherdstown, has bought
a liquor establishment in Hagerstown.
Geo. H. Mitchell is helping him to run it,
as he did here.
"The Holy City," very beautiful and
instructive moving picture performance,
will be given in the town hall Friday
night No increase in price-five cents
TO everybody.
The late Prof. ]. O. Knutt carried life
insurance to the amount of $4,000. One
policy for S. 900 had been taken out on
ly few months before his death and he
had made but one payment upon il.
The Berkeley county teachers institute
is being held this week in Martinsburg.
The instructors arc Prof. Joseph Roster
and Miss Susan Chase. 1t is said that
the attendance is smaller than usual this
year.
The new steel ceiling for the Methodist
church has been put on in workmanlike
manner by Chas. r. Koontz, of this place,
and E. D. Bowly is now artistically dec
Grating it. II will be fine improvement
TO the church auditorium.
The Greensburg Sunday School will
hold an icecream festival in the grove ad-
joining the church Saturday evening Of
this week. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the Sunday School. Seasonal
bic refreshments will be served.
We are requested to announce that
there will be meeting OF citizens inter
eSted in the road question Friday OF this
week in the courthouse at Charles Town,
TO discuss the new road law. The people
generally are urged to attend this meet
ing.
Mrs. Florence Williams will have sale
of her household goods on August 18th
and will move to Baltimore. Charles
w. Mcdonald will occupy the dwelling
house in which she resides, as the house
that he occupies is 10 be torn down by
the railroad company.
Rev. A. c. Hopkins this week moved
from the Presbyterian manse TO his new
home on East Main street. This is the
only change OF residence he has made
since coming to Charles Town forty-three
years ago, as the pastor OF the Presoy-
terrain Church. Prof. Wright Denny and
his family will occupy the manse.-Adpo-
cate.
VIM. NJ. Burns, representing the heirs
of the late Nathaniel Conrad, on Saturday
sold the farm OF Mr.. Conrad to James
Kavanaugh, OF Harrisonburg, Va. The
place, which is located on the Shenan-
doah river near Bloomery, and contains
70 acres, brought $40 per acre. Posses
sion is to be given the purchaser April
lst, 1910.
In addition TO the splendid dinner and
supper which will be given at the harvest
home at Uvilla on August 10Th, there will
be a lecture by the pastor at 1890 a. m,
and at 2.30p. m. Judge E. D. Newman, OF
Woodstock, Va, one of the leading law
Yers in the State, will address the laymen
on the great laymen's movement OF the
church, OF which he is vice-president.
Albert L. Moore, formerly Of this coun-
ty, but now residing at Front Royal, Va,
has received news of serious accident
that befell his son Harvey, who is serving
in the u. S. Infantry, and stationed at