Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-06-10
BRIEFS.

Try an Old Guard or Portuguese Cigar
and il will become your favorite smoke.
Remnants Pharmacy.
Mrs. Sophia Grant, one Of our oldest
residents, is extremely i'll this week, with
little hope of recovery.
Mr.. Henry M. Loyns, the saddler and
harness-maker, has been under the
weather the past week.
John 7. Shipley has improved his
clearinghouse on Washington street by
erecting neat porch in front of it.
]. A. Dunlap, one Of the bridge work.
men, had his foot hurt few days ago by
having heavy iron rail fall upon it.
The ladies Of the Lutheran Church at
Uvilla will hold festival in the hall at
that place on Saturday night, June 18th.
The river has been muddy all week
and there's no danger of anybody catch
ing bass before the law is outline 18th.
Fenway's high-grade chocolates and
bonbons Just received at Remnants Phar-
macy. The equal of any soc candy at
6Oc.
Refresh yourself at Remnants soda
fountain. lcecream soda sc, sundaes SC
and l0c, each served in clean, polished
glass.
Books, high-class perfumery in fancy
bottles, toilet articles, etc., all suitable
for graduating gifts, at Remnants Phar-
macy.
An icecream and strawberry festival
will be held at Greensburg U. B. Church
Saturday evening ofthis week. The pub
lie is invited.
Mr.. ]. w. Breeder and Miss Mollie
May Rider, both Of this county, were
married in Charles Town last week by
Rev. J. H. Wolff
Remnants Pharmacy has full line of
Mother Kroh's remedies for children.
They are safe and contain no injurious
drugs of any kind.
All members of OSceola Tribe No. III
are requested to be present on the 18th
sleep OF Hot Moon, as there is important
business to be tranacted.
Mr.. John NJ Moore, of Bakerton, and
Miss Iva Fisher, of Sharpsburg, were
married Tuesday night at the home OF the
bride by Rev. w. A. Lytle.
John Nelson Neill Osbourn, son Of DR..
Howard Osbourn, OF this county, was
among the graduates in medicine of the
Maryland University last week.
c. L. Robinson and Thos. r. Moore
have purchased the brick yard property
ofAlex Henson, containing about Is acres,
in the subeubs OF Charles Town, for s, 400.
A pair of eyeglasses was found few
days ago at Hodges corner. The owner
may receive same by calling at the Reg
lister office and paying for this advertise
ment.
A meeting of the Southern Soldiers
Memorial Association will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at H. M.
Loyns's shop. All members are urged to
attend.
Annie Wilkinson, an aged colored wo-
man, died here last Saturday. She for
merly belonged to the Shepherd family,
and was brought here from New Orleans
before the war.
The most effective preparation on the
market today for gals, chafes, sores and
bruises on horses is Elkay's Gall Remedy.
Try box OF il on your horses shoulders.
Price 25c, at Remnants Pharmacy.
Among those who took the recent
county examination and took diploma
were Martha Welsh, Nellie Mills, Martin
Welsh and Essie Welsh, of the Bakerton
school, taught by Miss Rose Cockrell.
Charles Marshall, little son OF Rev. and
Mrs c. E. A. Marshall, fell from the high
porch at the rectory last Saturday evening
and cut his face pretty badly on the stone,
pavement. He was all right by next day.
The Sunday School classes Of Mrs. M.
M. Moler and Miss Lalla Maddox will
hold an icecream and strawberry festival
In the School-house at Keller's on Satur-
day evening, June IL, for benefit of mis-
sionS.
A marriage license was issued in Ha-
gerstown last week to Mr.. John w. Miller
and Miss Maggie Dopson. both of this
county. The bride, who is but Is years
old, had the written consent Of her moth
er to her marriage.
There will be special meeting of Cliff
City Lodge, |. o. Shield of Honor, next
Tuesday night at eight o'clock to receive
the report of the representative from the
Supreme Lodge. Let there be full turn
out. d. L. Rentch, Sec'y.
Mr.. c. r. Owens, of Cumberland, Md,
has entered the employ of Remnants
Pharmacy as an additional clerk. Mr..
Owens has had considerable experience
in the drug business and will be a valued
helper in Remnants popular store.
Miss Rose Virginia Ronemous, of New-
port News, Va, has our thanks for an in
vitation to attend the commencement OF
the high school of that place, of which she
is graduate this year. She is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Ronemous, for
merly of this county.
The ladies' aid society Of Mt. Wesley
Church will hold festival next Thursday
evening, June 18th. lcecream. strawber-
ries, cake, homemade candy, soup, etc..
will be served. Proceeds for benefit OF the
parsonage. Should the weather prove in
clement the festival will be held the fol-
lowing night.