Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-09-09
BRIEFS.
r F Wall is buying some wool.

.rringers. w. H. Knode.
Ruttevi is so cents a pound TODAY ard
eees are 4S cents a dozen.
We will be in the market for drop or
cider apples. w. H. Knode.
The Charles Town Chautauaua be-
Gins on Friday, September 10th.
Rorn to Mr.. and Mrs. d. Frank
Hill last Wednesday, fine son.
Mrs Helen Wendell has taken rooms
in the Jefferson Security Bank build
ing.
local dealers are offering S245 q
brshel for wheat today and 81 40 for
corn.
Stalls in stable for rent at IS cents
month. See J. w. Wysong, the
baker.
Coopers wanted. Reasonable board.
Applv at once to ]. w. Hopper, Kear-
nevsville, w. Va.
Clifton Bell, Of Bardane, has gotten
position as mail clerk on the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad.
The finest line Of Highland linen at
Owens. Also Kara linen and other
POPULAR brands Of stationery.
For Sale-A comfortable dwelling
house of good size at reasonable price,
INQUIRE at the Register Office.
For Sale-New Superior grain drill,
only seeded 100 acres Of wheat. Will
sell on time TO right man. Apply to
Chas. G. Moer.
Bill Swepe caught a catfish in the
river on Tuesday that weighed 1877
pounds. Bill will be getting a whale
some OF these times.
Wanted, a large cook stove in good
order that will burn coal. Apply to
Mrs. D. w. Border, Charles Town,
Jefferson telephone AR.
have a deck of western yearlings,
load of full month and black-faced
ewes. some choice bucks, for sale. G..
F. wall. Charles Town, w. Va.
Lost on the Kearneysville pike on
Tuesday gray coat, with owner
name inside of breast pocket. Finder
will please return to Register ONCE.
The sales at present do not justify
us in sending our teams around town,
hnt some one will be at the Office to
wait on those calling. Benz. Hartzell.
Fruit growers of the Winchester
neiehborhood held meeting some days
ago and decided to pay So.oo oay 10
,nplc pickers, the pickers to board
themselves Where board is furnished
the rate will be SITS day.
Mrs Sallie Hubbard and the family
Of Mr. and Mrs Mason Marshall ask
ne 70 express their thanks to tho
friends who we're so kind to them dur
inp the bereavement caused by the
death of Mr.. Enthusiastically for
the beautiful flowers and the offer OF
automobiles.
DR.. Z. D. Davis, eye specialist, OF
Haperstown, will be in Shepherdstown
next Tuesday, September l4th, ana
will treat eye diseases and do retrac-
ZION work. He will be at the Shipley
Hotel from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m, where
he NAV be seen by those who desire
his services.
The members of the u. B. Church at
Greenshurg will have festival at the
church on Friday night OF this week 10
raise funds to put the burying grouna
in good order. Soup, icecream, ano
other refreshments will be sold. II
Friday should be inclement. the fes-
tival will be held Saturday night.
Sharpsburg will have a big dav on
September 18th, when the New YORK
State monument on the battlefield
near the Dunkard Church, will be un,
yelled A number of distinguished
men and many veterans who fought IN
that great battle will be present, and II
is expected that the occasion will De
one Of the most important neld On the
battlefield in many years. The vet
Grams will remain a couple CT days.
The State Of New York has made an
appropriation to pay literally for the
expenses connected with the cere..
monies, including the entertainment OF
the veterans. The Sharpsburg people
will take care Of a couple of hundred CT
the old soldiers.
The sons and daughters of the late
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Boyer, years
ago highly esteemed couple of Bar
Dane, this county, with a number OF
grandchildren, met in family reunion
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bel
at Bardane last Wednesday. The oc-
caSion was the first time in AZ years
that the entire family had been togeth.
er, and the event was most delightful
one for all present. G. William Boyer,
the Oldest surviving member of the fam
ily, came with his wife and two daugh-
teTs from Chicago. Others present
were MIR. and Mrs. John Boyer OF
heoletown; Mr.. and Mrs. !. T. Small
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Bell, of Bar
dane; Mrs. ]. P. Bell, of Shepherds
Town, and Mrs. Lillian Stewart, of Car
neeie, Pa.
had few friends who with the as
.ls'ance Of brother and the county
court tried very hard to put me down
ana out. But the masses always stick
- me fellow who deals on the square
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