Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-08-24
BRIEFS.

Morgan's Grove fair September 5, 6, 7
and S.
Have you enough ewes. if not, call c.
F. Wall
Big shipment from Bardane Sept. lst
(. +. Wall.
Some good heavy draft horses for sale,
{. F. Wall.
Butter is 20 cents pound and eggs are
a cents dozen.
II YOU have poultry to sell, il will pay
you TO see hertle-H. Co.
Nearly time TO be getting steers. Give
your order TO c. F. Wall.
Watch our price on eggs go up. Make
call and see Hertle-H. Co.
Wanted 200 or more young and old
gulneaS, also pigeons. Hertle-H. Co.
". A. Fulk, Of KearneySville, will have
public sale OF live stock on September 18th.
FOR Sale-A fine SOW and pigs. Apply
10 Virginia Cockrell, Harper's Ferry, X.
+. ID. 3.
Quality produce brings the price. If
you are looking for high prices call on
Herle-H. Co.
II you want good Jersey cow, 90 to
W. c. Welsh's sale, near Swan Pond, on
September Isl.
Wanted-Fresh eggs, paying highest
cash price. Call, we will prove il to you.
Hertle-H. Co.
Wanted, young chickens, for which
highest cash price will be paid. E. L.
Goldsborough, Iceland.
Attend VIC Welsh's public sale in
Berkeley county on Friday, September
lSt. Some good live stock will be sold.
The village improvement society will
meet at the home OF Miss Annie Lickli-
der, on Saturday night OF this week at 8
O'Clock.
Mir. Roland Hammond, of the Kear-
neysyille neighborhood, had two valu-
able work horses killed by lightning dur
ing last nights storm.
MI Val Smith, of Waynesboro, Pa,
has completed the erection OF new sum-
mer home near Miller'S clubhouse, two
miles east OF town.
Rev. Dr. c. S. Trump, pastor OF the
Lutheran Church OF Martinsburg, has
been quite sick the past week or two
with an attack OF erysipelas.
The teachers institute for Berkeley
county will begin next Monday. Prof.
J. d. Muldoon, OF this place, will be in
charge OF the must al feature OF the pro-
gramme.
MartInSburg is going after speeding
Automobiles, motorcycle cop having
been placed on the police force. Several
arrests have been made, and more are
promised.
John w. Stipp sent us few days ago
some OF the largest and finest tomatoes
We have ever seen. They were OF the
"beeisteak" variety, and six OF them
weighed eight pounds.
Joe McGurn, who was so seriously in
jured at Shenandoah Junction several
weeks ago, has returned TO Baltimore.
A big benefit boxing affair was held last
night in that city for him.
Six horses and colts, ten head OF cat
tie, including some fine Jerseys, some ex-
ira good hogs and other good property
will be sold at w. c. Welsh's sale near
Swan Pond on Friday, September lSt.
Mr.. Eugene Bready, Appointment young
business man ofHarper's Ferry, and Miss
Eva Shewbridge, of Baltimore, were
married Wednesday Of last week al Cher
rydale, Va, by Rev. r. Y. Nicholson.
The Jefferson County Teachers lnsti-
tute IS in session in Charles Town this
week, and l04 teachers are enrolled.
The Institute is OF unusual interest and
and much benefit is being derived from it.
Our baseball team covered itself with
glory in Myersville last Thursday, win
ming a hard-iought thinning game Do.
Myersville is 10 play return game here
this at ernoon and a battle royal is ex-
peCted.
r. S. VanMetre, who graduated from
Shepherd College last June, has been ap-
pointed to the position of principal OF The
high school at Bayard, Grant county, w.
Va MIR. VanMetre will begin his work
on September 18th.
Foreman Eugene SharplesS, OF Mar
tinSburg, was the victim Of murderouS
assault on Tuesday when Whit Coleman
attacked him for having discharged him,
from the Standard Lime & Stone Company
Coleman threw a large stone at his boss
which hit him over the heart, breaking
two ribs and causing severe shock.
Mrs. Bette b. Rouss, Shannon Hill,
near Charles Town, and Milton o. RouSs,
son of Captain Milton Rouss, Kabletown,
were married Wednesday at the home Of
James ]. Wysong, Charles Town, by the
Rev. H. M. Moffett, pastor OF the Pres
byterian Church. The bride is daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. Fl. c. Beckman, OF JET
ferS0n county.
1t is announced thatthe Winchester and
Western Railway will certainly be built
The amount OF stock necessary to build
the road has been subscribed, and Wm
b Cornwell, who is at the head OF the
enterprise, says that construction will
commence not later than October LIST.
The proposed road will run from Win
chester TO Wardensville, Va.
Announcement is made by MIR. MuSser,
,,,,ooa, rs tho ODpra House of the