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Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
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DDS RnibiUoton SDmpbonie-O rde-
Iter CAB om N1itttpoh geohmitbog I'M
Columbia Ebenter Dor altsDertruftem
Sous Oas erite CONCERT Der gegenrDdr-
tigen @interiaiiOn. aIe NhrifDer.
I%tanOige, Del1e 0ieies CONCERT geb0rt,
Itimmen BARN therein, Dab man Bel
ieres, aIs 0ass mas $err $einrth
&ammer unO ieine Ntltiiter 6en Con.
5ertbeiudern am NlitttDo6 Rahmit.
tag bOten, Oon feinem Dirigenten uno
teinem Sr6eiter ertDarten tann. 9ie
muiifaltibe @eIt @aibinetOns lit
Serrn Summer GROCER Danf fduI-
big, Dab er nit 10 beiBem 8emiiben
un6 nit 10 tiinitleriidem @riolg, -
boffen mir, bob al Dem thnitleriIden
@rfOlg oud Der finon5iene in erfrelli.
dem 0laBe iih geieuel = N6uIif, Oie
Collide Runit in 8aibingtOn 5u G6.
rem urpO uuf cine $Obe bringt ouf Die
lie biz iest bier nod nidt geItunoen
9at- 0te berrIihen 2eiIhtneen 0es
Ordeiters in aSppbOnie Scr. 2 @.
@aaior" non S. 8rabms, in ben 5tpei
gang eigenartigen Snoianer-Neelo
oien fiir Streidinitrumente bon s.
guid llnO in ngeoeI" BON 6. @bao.
mid Dlrroen in gleid ooaenoeter @ei.
lie ergdn3t - Ourd Die 5tpei Soli
Sid, tbeure 9oue" aus EonnbGlier
nno n@iniam in triiben Eagen" aus
2obengrin BON q. @agner Ser Dor.
treffliHen Sopraniitin 5rGnIeinG0na
0upbam.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

erpft 9 0 e, Die Ntltle oes
Gan5es tDiini9t gum Abi1IuB oes
DanfIagungstags in Scr. 314 G.-Str.,
9.-8., Die Suloigune Der ~tan3fro,
ben SugenO oes 9angerbunos entge-
een5unebmen.
Cine por8 ungprTlde
Muliffopeqe, 0te unter Der Geitung
0es aus 9uoapeit %itammenOen &a-
peameiiters Serrn &arI &apoiip
ltebt, fon0ertirt gegenmartig i'm
ge5eitnete Streihmuiit mie nOOne@
9}eu @iQaro. sic lit 100 N1ann tart
unO liefert e6enio aits9e6eidnete
5treiGmuiif mie Militdrmuiit, lo-
mobl als @anSes pie in grOBeren
ODER fleineren Ibtbeilungen un0 lit
bereit, Engagements entgegen5u-
tebmen.
Ole Dam en- Seftion oss
9olll1tbun 4~llrrrOerel1S BOT n11 elner
our6 unpermeiO0ihe umltdnOe einge-
tretenen Bauie ibre 10 pirffome ODD
tigfeit fir ben 8erein nit friihen
4rdften mieoer uufgenommen. Die
@eidGfte meroen Bis 3u Der am er-
item DonnerItag i'm Maonat Ee3em6er
Iiottfin0enoen Monatsberfammlung
Don Den Damen 8aumgartner, Mann
unO &nlfter tempordr 6eiorgt tper-
Oen. Die B%orfe6rungen fir Dos am
9lbenO DOR benz anfiagun9stag itatt-
finoenoe Don5frdn86en iteaen alien
Gbeilnebmerh iltn9en uno oIten, eli
nige iebt Dergniigte 5tunoen IN
AusIi9t.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Gtwas bon Den Srauerm.

Der columbia 9rauer j.. aran.
fen . unteritiitunss : gerein" belt
Dienltag cine Spe5ial.g eriamnl-
ab, in pelder bei1loiien tuuroe,
am Ia. 6ebruar 1912 oas 25iabriae
StiftungsfeIt i'm areiie Der 0titgIie.
Der uno oeren 6amiIien in Der Sale
oeS Carroll Snltitite m0gli9It Mir
big 81 feiern. 9ie 8erlammIunQ
mar auBeroroentIi9 gut beiu9t uno
Die Wfitglieoer oeigten oas le6bafte-
Ite SntereIie fir allies, mas sur 9era.
tbung fam. gin SteQe oes 8errn
Sobn 4raft, Der opei Sabre Den s.
St. u..Ierein ais Oeleadt i'm
Deutiden 8aiienbausperein pertrot,
Dor fur5em aber ms Direftorium
berufen uuroe, fir melde 8efor0e.
rung er Die @Iiidtpiini9e oQer 4ntDe.
empfing, wuroe Serr 5rano
Hom ernannt. Nod Der 9ertaguna
Die @ombrinusiiineer in frob.
&unOe es iid ioIanee mobl iein,
bis Der $erbergspoter, &err Ebeo.
iie bebufs sufredterboItlng Der
RoIi5eigeiese gum SeimgeDen auffor.
oerte. Oeidt ems, ionOern 5pei Sob
oes eoIen @eriteniafts tporen n6tbig,
INN Die &ebIen fir ben @eIane Oeiit.
ider 2ieOer uno fir ben Yortog BON
oaerbano Sdpdnfen uno Sdnnrren
GebOrie feudt al boIten.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
cine bO@berstee etiftMms.

Our %grinnerung an 0ng Eoppei-
iu6ildtmJ tDeIdes unl6neit &ar0innI
Gibbons feierte, iou an Der bieIigeE
fatboIiiden llniberfit1t cine @ib-
bons @eo1dtniBbole geidoffen
peroen. SIN l~3uiammenbong nit Die.
fer @rinOung Itebt cine 5tiftung,
am Dorigen 6reibog Elm reiher
9S6ilaoelpbiner giirger gemndt Bot.
In Dem er5biiH0fliGen 8oIois oes
aurOinaIs eridJien elm Serr unO iiber.
Dem Yr1Ioten so GoatIer0.
oouaribeine nit Der 8%eftimmung,
Dab oieie 5nmme our Grri9tung
2ebritubls AN Der fotboIiifen
.llniuerfitdt in @afbineton oertpmot
meuoen ioGe. Der bo6ber5ige @eber
moIte urbefanrtt bIeH6en, 0esbalb
er ni6t einen @Ierf, lonoern
itberbra6te iein @ei9enf peri0nIi9
Sein Name fonnte ieOo6 ridt LANCE
gebeim gebalten meroen; es berInu.
tete baIo, OaB Der frifbere Rontraftor
Sames S. &pan Der grbouer Der
faf6oliiten &atbeOrnIe in Ni1monO,
3d., Dem &ar0inaI 6ie $4,000 oIs
iibergeben babe unO unO
onf 8efrngen gob &err 3pnn 6ieIes
5u
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Si@terabenO.

Yer auI oeH Il. gtouember iallen.
0e 1UU. Nooestag Qelnrln non StlellpS
saU uIe SeraiLanuIlg 5u oenl erlteit
nAIwleraDelo" Oen Ger DleltBe zoe.
ents-Il1erarun e Sereln" w DER SnI.
ION l9l1-12 Dis Iest peranltaItete.
Yerr grnll SunnueIl, Wttglleo oes
Serenls, Darte Oeu Bortrae 0es
aOenos uDerlbommen. er pergIln
Oen ullgludllmen GIGter mt Ggat.
lerton, Der DetanntlID AUDI Ourn
S~elUIulOro enoete. er lprad BON
oen gSerten Stlellts, prizes oen 13er.
Oromenen Strug ais ems Der beielI
oeullnen S%ultlpiele, erlpdbnte 0le
nOanlllte S9poT1enltetn", EN- 2rau'
erlptel, III Dem, mIe III Sbatelpeares
vrtllngspert Linus Anoronltus~,
gar 10 plele Wtenl9en urls Sebeen
lomnerl, uno mIes auf 0en ~Prin5en
Don 9onu01rg" ais aut ,0as leBte uH0
%retlte Bubnenuert Hlellts bin. er
geOaate III ldyonen @5ortell Der belteiI
S5enen aus DHatDGen Don 9ell'
6rom", 1EentbeliIea" mnO wDie
9errmannsl9lant" u10 l1loB init
Den 8orten eInes berlibmten Sitera-
turbiitorIfers, Der 9einri9 Don StleIit
5u Oen bier 9roBten 8ubnenOi1tern
GeutlhlanOs 5oDlte. Ser %. 4uf-
tritt oes niht III AuI6lgen, lOnoerA
nur III guuftrltten geldrlebenen
Epauerlpiels aB~entbelilea" INIT SRI.
Aatbarine DannDoii als .0teron" u.
sri. Seem Stier ais 0BrotBoe7 DER
5peite Auitritt oes oierten 4ul5ugs
aus o4atbhen BON S%ellbponn", eele.
rem BON SRI. Uturie 0onp ulo Der
Ieultte auftritt 0es pierten 9lui5ugS
aus aGle Serrmannslhlant" nit
sri. Anito Sdaoe ais nGbusmelOa"
lnO 9errn grnlt guunden ais n9err.
mann" wurrOen, tbeils geleien tDeils
III &oltiim gelpielt, in trefflI9ergSei.
le Dem Yublitum DorgeiuBrt. Ab-
wehielnO nit Den idonen iOrantati.
lAen Setltungen mur0e fol3en0es hol.
genoes mllitalii9e Bpogramm 5u@e-
9or gebraAt: alauiernortr1ge, Nal.
ser pom QtoS5tomsti, Der aontreban-
Dit BON S6umanu-G auiig, 6raulein
emma Bender; 8tolinnortrage: Dle.
nuett Don Wlo5art uno 4nbetung Don
SopoIusti, Sri. @bleIa @lokner. Or.
Sermarn S6onfeDO bon Der George
8oibington %unrDerlitat idloB oas
p%rad]tuoae Yrogrnnnn init einsnI
pOetiiden @piLog, Der bon Der 3ub1-
reri6ait nit mnrmem 9etiaa 6elobnt
muroe.
Die Oramotiide 9lbtbeiIung oes
Yereins Hluht bereits 4lane ilr Den
0e5em6er.Abeno. IS ioa auBer Ell.
mem &uitipieI no9 Der @roIOg aus
aonraO giies rei6enOem 8ei6nadts.
ipiel nRoien i'm Sdnee" auIgeiabrG
Der0eu.
SIN Saniiar pirO elm Didter-
abeno, ~&uorpis 5uGOa4 semeibt.
itattfinoen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
&OneetOrem.

6OIettOren, weIds in ibrsn Ditrittel
uutOrilisrt linO, Die AbOnusmentsbstrdse
su erbsbsu unO 81 quittieren, iinO foIs
senos 6srrsn:
6ris aIsin, 9l5 q. $. Nus. q. B. fir
ben q. SO. wsitIi9 uOn Der 10.
ctr. eini9IieBenO @sOrsstOwn
unb NOBIgn.
gauI 0aIftsr, 1868 80. Ctr, %. B.,
fir ben 9lorOweitsn.
Nusuh genOsr fir @OusreB 9eisbts.
@altap 6ennin9 fir Wat. &ainier,
BIaOensburg unO umsebuns.
@sgen 6Iasen Die uns bic unO Oa
5utOmmsu OaB Oas vSOurnaI" ni3t bis
Samitas 9IbenOs ODER srlt WeOntass
III Die 6dhOe Oer 2eler tOmmt, tbsiIsn
mir nit, OaB bic 3etuus 3eitis Senus ant
Die POlt iOmmt UNI Samitas mOrgsns
nit srltsr POit abseIiefert gu Weroen.
Wtou bsldwere ii4 prompt bel ben
9srrn 8rieftrdsern. Bel BisOsrbOs
lunssn bitten MIR UNI Nudri9t per Ees
IspbOn (Dtain 1882 ODER YOlttOrte.
grsebsuf
Der bsraus8ebsr.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
ttnterIcebOOte AuerOen MntQe.
t0Mft.

Gem goreang Der oeutiden unO
Der britiiden 5lotte foIgeno, bat Ous
6lotten 0epartement cine @erfii-
gilng erlaiien, na1 pelher Die bon
Seetbieren e"ntnommenen Namen fir
llnterieeboote fallen gelaiien uno bic
lie Snbr8euge nit guditaben unO
3nblen be8ei1net tperoen iollen, tpie
e 2" ooer IS q, moour9 auglei6
cine &Iafiifi8irung nod @r0Be, Sabr-
geidmiuOiefeit unO ionitiger Be-
idaffenbeit geeeben lit.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

Gg 9tnes lit oufg bette oorbereitet
fir ben grOBen Opfter @ooit on mel
dem Der SeIienoarmitGOter : Inter
ltiibunesberein feline MitgIieoer uno
GreunOe auf morgen Nodmittae
nod Dem 2anoiis ieines WaiteIieos
Sic. 9lutb an Der 8Iaoensburg &oao,
einlooet. auh merOen bort Die BE-
riibmten gutb'fden DSrantfurter~ in
DsrsaSIi6iter 0unItSt sn beben fem.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
Nom @ieuer Mdmner. 0eIam0.
@creim.

Der n8rooflpn 5dngerbunO", Der
anl1Bli9 ieiues %goloenen Slfbildums
i'm nGditen Sabre, cine groBe
DeutI6lonoreiie u%nternimmt bat
bon benz n@iener 0fGnnergefong.
berein~, oe1ien Amerifafabrt aud III
@aI6ington nod in friider Crime
rilng itebt, 0aS folgenOe S6rei6ea
erbalten:
.Sebr geebrte Serrenl Soherfreut
iiber ibren gnti6luB, i'm Suli 1912
mad europe gu fommen uno aud
uniere 8aterltaOt, insbeIonOere I'M
ieren 8erein 81 beiu6en, beiBen mir
sic idon ieBt ber5Gi6 tpiIlfommen
uno geben Sbnen bie 8erii1eruns,
oaB mir beitrebt fem werOen, Sbren
Mufent6aIt in @ien ouf Dos bette Dor.
~3ubereiten unO i'm 10 ber5li9 uno
freunoli6 ais m0glih au eeItalten.
g8ir bitten sic, 81 gege6ener 8iet
uns Oie Dnten Sbrer anbunft uaO
Sbres @erpeiIens in @ien genau
mitsutbeilen, oamit mir uniere Dor
bereitungen 8eitig gerug treffen f0n.
men.
W1it treuoeutidem SGngergrub
Ser @iener Mdnnergeiangberein.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

nno bsy FINITE HnO Iebte 0ruHb,
w@baIb SoO Elm iOrsfdItiees Sht
blum SeTOisnt, lit Der, oab es BON
MaHHerH Der @iiienidaft fir Diiien.
i6aftIiden @ebrau6 eingerihtet lit
uno better aIs iroenO cine internatio.
male Sprade Der bereits beitebenoen
wiiieui6oftIiden uuo tedniideu Ger.
minoIogie ongepaBt peroeu fam"
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
~ Bur Geier 0es 0anfiaauna

~ Our Seier Oes 9anfioeunes-
tags p~eronItaItet oriiben riiberm
Rbein" am ndhften 9onneritag, I'M
ter Ser pertbboIlen geibiIfe auf al
len @ebieten Der &odfunit poblerfab-
renen Gbebafte SER Sermann ST.
Ider einen ODIter gRoait Ser 81 l fem
lDipS.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
8eisba,a bIAbt.

Ser 9lnbar bon Geis bot in ben
@ereinigten Staaten in ben lesten
Sobren einen iolfen umfong ange-
nommen, oaB mad Angabe oes LAMB.
mirtbi9aftIi9en 9epartements iebt
i'm 2auoe ungefabr ebenioDiel 9feis
getponnen pie perbraubt miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

~ a6fIt& i@medt utO gut
betOmrl. ~gani&S nnb Diamond.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
Deaths.

Deaths.
Mr.. J. J. Shaull, former resident OF
Jefferson county, died last Friday night at
his home in Martinsburg, where he had
lived for the past twenty-five years. The
deceased, who was II years Of age, was
a veteran OF the Civil War. Surviving
him are three children: w. S. Shaull of
Washington; Mrs. Walter Hollis and Miss
Martha Shaull, ofMarinsburg. The body
was taken to MiddlewaY for burial.
David Westenhaver, an aged land re-
spected resident OF Berkeley county, died
last Thursday at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. S. T. Brown. He was 81 years old.
Death came suddenly from apoplexy.
Surviving him are five sons and two
daughters.
James DeHaven, respected farmer OF
Berkeley county, aged 70years, died very
suddenly at his home near Bunker Hill
last Sunday. He was apparently well,
when he fell to the floor as he was walk
ing across the room, and in an instant
was dead.
Miss Susie Chamberlin, lifelong res
ident of this county, died recently at her
home in Middleway, aged II years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
Cider Making.

My cider press runs every Tuesday at
nv place near Shenandoah Junction. VIII
run at any time for wagon-load lots OF
apples. o. ]. BLACKBOARD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
TIRED RUNDOWN PEOPLE
A North Carolina Man Suggests
a Remedy

Greensboro, N. C.-'For long
time I was so run down and deoilt'
lated that I could hardly drag around.
NV appetite was poor and / could not
sleep nights. l had tried different so
called tonics without benefit l was
advised to try your cod liver ana
iron tonic. vinol, and / am so glad l
did for it gave me a hearty appetite
I soon commenced to sleep soundiy'
and I feel strong, well and more ao'
tive than I have for years. Every run
down or debilitated person should
inst give Vinol trial" K. Allsbrook-
what vinol did for Mr.. Allsbrook
II will do for every weak, rundown or
debilitated person In this vicinity. 10
show our faith we will furnish the
medicine free If It does not DO as We
claim. Come in and get bottle On
these terms.
Owens s. Miller, Druggists,
Shepherdstown, w. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
A Statement of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief to all
sufferers from constipation, or, in every
case where we fail, we will supply the
medicine free.
Rexall Orderlies are gentle, effective,
dependable, and safe bowel regulator,
strengthened, and tonic. They aim to
reestablish natures functions in quiet,
easy way. They do not cause inconven-
fence, gripping, or nausea. They are so
pleasant TO take and work so easily that
they may be taken by any one at any
time. They thoroughly tone up the whole
system to healthy activity.
RexalI Orderlies are indispensable and
ideal for the use OF children, loldI folks
and delicate persons. We cannot too
highly recommend them TO all sufferers
from any form of constipation and its at
tendant evils. Three sizes, lOc., 25c.,
and SOC. Remember. you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in this community only
at our store-The Rexall Store. Overs
& Miller.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
Bible Society Meeting.

The AID annual meeting of the Shep-
herdstown Branch of the Jefferson County
Auxiliary to the American Bible Society
was held last Sunday evening in the
Lutheran Church in this place. Hon.
Geo. M. Beltzhoover, the president OF
the society since its organization, pre-
sided, and the service was participated
in by Rev. DR.. Charles Ghiselin, Rev. J..
David Miller and Rev. DR.. H. c. HATH
cox. The music was excellent, a vol
unteer choir leading the hymns with
much spirit ard singing an appropriate
anthem. Mrs. Phineas Rush, Miss Kate
Hartzell and Vim. B. Snyder also sang a
trio very sweetly. The address OF the
evening was delivered by Hon. Thos. Z.
Miller, principal Of Shepherd College.
His subject was the Bible, and the ad-
dress was interesting to an unusual de-
gree. He gave most instructive review
of the origin and history OF the good
Book, from the time when the Scriptures
were written on papyrus and parchment
down to these days when modern print
ing presses issue them by the millions OF
copies and translations are made in every
tongue and dialect, almost, upon the
earth. Prof. Miller gave many interest
ing incidents connected with the Bible
and its influence, and his description OF it
as book of history and poetry and ro-
nance, and as an inspiration and guide
and support to humanity, was earnest
and effective. The address was in every
respect appropriate and enjoyable.
A.brief business session was held 10
consider the routine affairs of the society
and receive the reports of the officers.
Treasurer R. Lucien Remnant submitted
the following report:
R. L. Reinhart, Treasurer in account with Shep-
herdstown Branch OF the Jefferson County Atxil-
ary to the American Bible Society.
1910
October 8. To baance '...:..'":'...s..;. Foi'oO
Oct. 20. To cash from Presbyterian Church ~,
(Kearney.ville) .........................." lS
Oct. 20. To cash from Presbyterian Church
(Shepherdstown) lZoL
1911. ,oo
Ian l6 To cash from NJ. E. Church,. 800
Ian 2S To cash from Tercentenary Bible 80
Meeting oSO
Sept Is To cash from Trinity Episcopal an
Church ....'.'''.' 0VO
Oct. q To cash from ST. James Lutheran ~
Church lUvillal 2z0
Oct. 2. To cash from Reformed Church .. ESQ
Oct. 2 To cash from Lutheran Church -
(Shepherdstown) ..........................:. aUO
Oct. 2. To cash from NJ. E. Church South oooo
Oct . To cash from sale of Bibles ........ 1918
Oct q To cash from plate colleetion...." 44o
sl375S
1910 ou
Oct. "A. BY check to VIM. Foulke, Treas. 6oCO
To B,,anc. ...................... ......... s775S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
Big Fire at BakertOn.

Big FIRE dt DdhShloh'
A part OF the lime-burning plant OF the
Washington Building Lime Company at
Bakerton, this county was destroyed by
fire early yesterday morning. The lire
started about 3 a. m, and seems TO have
originated in a pile ofwood and thus COM
municated TO the sheds in which the kllnS
were located. There are no facilities tor
fighting fire at Bakerton, and it was I'M
possible to extinguish the blaze, which
burned out when there was no more fuel
TO feed upon. Twelve kilns were de-
stroyed in all, being the principal part OF
the original plant. Thatpart OF the works
which includes the barrel factory and the
grinding machinery was not burned, and
there are a number OF kilns. separated
from the destroyed section, that are I'm,
harmed. The loss is estimated at about
500 900, which is covered by insurance
with Washington, Alexander q Cooke
Charles Town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1911-10-12
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
The revival services at the Methodist
Church closed at Bakerton last Thursday
night, and candidates for membership
were received into the church last Sum-
day morning by the pastor, Rev. w. A.
Lynch. There were eleven conversions
in all, and the services were well attend
ed. One specially interesting feature OF
the meeting was the many testimonies
given each night at the preliminary SER
vices. AS soon as the invitations would
be given there would be a number of re-
sponses from various parts OF the build
ing. The Sunday School children from
the primary department to the adult class
es entered heartily into this part OF the
service. Rev. g. T. D. Collins, OF
Brunswick, Md, preached two helpful
sermons during the last week Of the re-
vivaI. Bakerton has one Of the best and
most enthusiastic Sunday schools in the
county. The classes using the graded
system of lessons have just entered upon
that work for another year. A Junior
Epworth League was organized last SUM-
day, with Miss BeuIah Moler as superin-
tendent. The next meeting ofthiS League
will be held Sunday at 3p. m. L.
Rev. John w. Link, of Bristol, Va,
has received and accepted a call to be-
come pastor of the Lutheran churches OF
Strasburg and Toms Book, Va. The
late lamented Rev. L. L. Smith was pas
tor of this charge for Is years. Rev. Mr..
Link is a son of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H.
Link, of Duffields, this county, and he
has many friends in this section who re-
joice that he has been called TO so i'm
portant charge He is an earnest and
able young minister, and we are sure that
he will render acceptable service in his
new field of labor.
Word has been received here OF very
remarkable revival being conducted in
the Southern Methodist Church at Hinton,
w. Va, by Rev. H. !. Stephens, formerly
of Shepherdstown. The revival is Still
in progress, having been started four
weeks ago, and up to this time there have
been about seven hundred CONVERSIONS
and the end is not yet No such relig-
ious interest has ever been known in that
section, and neighboring towns are feel
ing the wonderful influence OF the meet
ings.
Reformed Church-Preparatory service
at 3 D. m. Saturday. Sunday school at
9.45 a. m. The holy communion will be
administered at II O'Clock a. m. at Shep-
herdstown and at Kearneysville at 8
o'clock p. m. Welcome.
M. E. Church South-Preaching in
Shepherdstown Sunday at II a. m. and
at 7 D. m. Epworth League at 6p. m.
Preaching al Marvinat 3ip. Mold folks
service.
There will be services in the Presby-
terrain Church Sunday, if Providenceper-
mits, in Shepherdstown at II a. m. and
at Kearneysville at 3 p. m.
Lutheran-Preaching at Uvilla at IL a..
M, Shepherdstown p. nj. Subject,
Chow Christ siIenced His critics" Sun
day school at Gas a. m.
Rev. w. A. Lynch will preach at Shen-
andoah Junction next Sunday at IL a. m.
and at Bakerton at 7.30 p. m.
M. E. Church-Preaching at Mt. Wes-
ley at 1890 a. m. and Shepherdstown at
u o. m.
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Personal NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Page, of Reno, New,
are visiting his relatives in this vicinity,
where he formerly resided. Mr.. Page is
a son of Mr.. Thos. D. Page, and brother
of Mrs. Walter Kearney, near town. He
is connected with large newspaper pub
fishing company in Nevada. This is his
second visit to his old home in fifteen
years. During this time he has travelled
extensively, having been in the Philip
pines, China, Japan, Hawaiian Islands,
Alaska, Canada and the Pacific Coast
States.
Mr.. John H. Snively, OF New York,
and Mr.. B. c. Unseld, of Hagerstown,
were among the visitors TO Shepherds
town the past week. Both are former
residents OF this place. Mr.. Snively has
been for many years connected with the
Druggists Circular, most of the time as
its managing editor. While here he stop
ped with Miss Ella Grant.
Messrs. Charles Waldeck and Edmund
Licklider left the first of the week for
Roanoke, Va, where they expect to find
employment and make their future resi-
dence-provided they are not overcome
by inconsistencies.
Mr.. R. D. Shepherd left last Sunday for
his new home in Washington, making
the journey in his automobile. There is
much regret here at Mr.. Shepherds de-
parture, and we hope that he may even
tually return.
We were pleased 10 have call last
Friday from Hon. William Campbell, Of
Charles Town, manager of the Virginias
Fruit Exchange. He was in Shepherds
town in connection with the apple bust
ness.
Miss Attic Swan, OF Shenandoah juno
ton, aformer student of Shepherd College,
has secured position as elocution teacher
in boys school on the Hudson river,
forty miles from New York.
DIR. A. S. Reynolds, of Hancock, is in
town this week looking after the apple
crop OF his orchards here. He has prob
ably couple of thousand barrels in the
two orchards.
Miss Senseny, Johannesburg, has gone
to Canada to finish her course in music.
She is accompanied by Miss Muller, Of
Parkersburg, who will take vocal train
ing.
We were pleased TO have call yeSter-
day from Mr.. Floyd Watson OF the Lee
town neighborhood. Mr.. Watson will
be candidate for assessor next year.
Miss Martha Flanagan, OF Bakerton,
and Miss Mary Smith, of Frederick, Md,
made pleasant call at Register office a
few days ago.
Mrs. Frank Engle, Of Baltimore, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Virginia Moler, in
Shepherdstown this week.
Mrs. Nellie Legge, of Washington, is
here to spend the week with her mother,
Mrs. Kate w. Reynolds.
Mrs. Palmer Paris and her little son,
of Keyser, W. Va, are here visiting Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Owens.
Miss Mary Lucas, Of Kearneysville, is
spending this week with Miss Margaret
Potts at Popodicon.
Mr.. William Melvin, of the Bardane
neighborhood, was among our callers the
past week.
Mr.. Jesse A. Engle, Jr., of the Uvilla
neighborhood, was among our callers
yesterday.
Mr.. Samuel J. Hodges is in Baltimore
this week on business.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A desirable place of 20 acres located
near Duffields and Uvilla. The improve
ments consist of good five-room dwell
ling, good stabling and arteSian well.
The place is convenient 10 churches,
schools and the railroad station. For
terms and particulars address Moore &
Moore, Inc, Charles Town, w. Va.