Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-06-24
LITTLE LOCALS.

large and brilliant rinp aro,,,d
sun that seemed very much like a r,;n
COW IN size and appearance. 7, was
o'.H oy many persons throughout this
Se."oh ana smoked glass was used 10
sS .ne tuil benefit of the pecul;ar
psfenoinenon. ~ There was a good deal
speSuiauon as TO what il sipnif;ed
o,h"S 'oNs SAID II meant another war.
scar. an an indian uprising; specially
Seary ones were afraid thar the world
mlght be coming TO an end n fe,' @
III sign that the Democrats n,i,,
win III the next presidential elec,;on,
vIheTS noped that il was an indica,inn
a' It nlsn prices woull come down In
an Ptooaoility the ring was caused h,,
Napor clouds that rcfracted the raw -,
@ sun ana was forerunner of tho
day. '"ea the next
CarI and Clarence Eaton. of Har,
pers Ferry, were injured by an exnIo'
SION whlle tamping a dynamite bias,
W. ~, me mine OF G. ]. Rowe & Bros. near
"eiiersburg, Md, last Saturdav Th"',
are IN the Miners Hospital Cari
aged 10, who has been a resident 90
Hheenany county three years. has
shattered left jaw and broken riybt
TIIs' and his face is blown full of coal
IusI, ne Jaw bone was protrudeG
'nrough the flesh, while the arm is in
suen M condition that amputation may hc
%TioeSsary' His eyes are swollen shut
y. emse rs not so badly injured, bur
as veteran of the second battIe ~ ,L,
marne, he told the nurses thar his ey.s
teel ike when he was gassed nv ;bc
Germans In the Meusc- Arponne Tbe
DIolhers were working in a late sh;..
LAURENCE formerly conducted n dairy
business at Harper's Ferry.
Nelson Edwards, one of ,be moe.
niGhly respected colored men of the
county, is Ill at his home near nmS-
nElas' suffering from blood poisoning.
ms trouble started last winter. when
III pairing corn on his foot he cur in
10 the flesh. The cut failed m heal
developing later into blood POISONING
ms physician sent him an antisen,ic
taoiet with which he was expected m
make solution for the purpose NJ
nathing his disabled foot. The pa-
uen' misunderstood the Instructions
aoout the use of the tablet, and believ-
ing that II was to be taken for his
s.onaGn sake, swallowed it. Not until
si'nl oeath from poisoning was about
to nab him, did he realize his mis,ate
Nelson't condition is still serious IL
announcement has been made of the
stiestlon OF Herman VanMetre and
Hui '"h roIk, boy leaders in agricultural
.t luz ~ork IN berkeley county. to make
me trip as representing the countv
with the fifty or more State bovs Who
VIII take tcn-day tour of MARYLAND
virginia and West Virginia apri,
cultural and horticultural sections 'atc
IN III august. The trip will start fror.
Grafton, viii 90 to Virginia for several
Gays ana VIII end in Berkeley county.
Where me boys will spend the night
and will be taken the following morn'
ing TO lnwood TO see the apple dem.
ohstration plant in operation The
group VIII travel in chartered Pullman
cars and viii be under the supervision
OF experienced farm and fruit dealers
a: Good has purchased from
+. T. Eood, his father, the Shepherds
loWn roller Hour mill and is now oper-
ating the plant on his own accoI,n,
mr.; Good has heretofore been as.
soclated with his father and has had
ears OF experience in this line of bust
ness. lie Will continue to operate thu
niiii along the lines which have made
IL successful and popular enterprise
III our community, and hopes to have
Ile same pleasant relations with farm
ers and others who have been dealing
with them in the past.
Our summer colonists from Pittsburp
are coming in Mrs. c. ID. Scullv and
inc children have gotten settled ar thei,
country home north of town. and Mrs,
ID. ID. Pendleton and her Youngsters are
IN possession Of the home recently Dur.
CHASED from Mrs. Hattie Hill west Of
loWn. Mr. PendletoR was here a few
Gays the past week. Our people give
CORDIAL welcome to these friends who
ma pleasure in coming back home.
he past week has been one of
curious weather, with thunder storms
genuine northeaster, cold wave and
warm sunshine alternating i'm peculiar
iashIon. Last Sunday was the coldest
late Iune day in fifty years, according
to officlal records. Monday was the
longest day OF the year, and the alma
nae announced the beginning of sum
Tler. But the thermometer and tho
almanac were considerably out of time.
Most property owners seem TO know
now 10 charge enough for their prom
ertles. Are you carrying enough fire
insurance. Better to have il and not
need 1t, than need it and not have il
Charles Town Real Estate and Insur-
dnce @ Agency. w. A. Daniel, manager
once phone CIR, residence phone
/ 201-23.
/ Three good household remedies 70,
thls time OF year: Rexall Dyspepsia
laoIets, Owens Liver Salt and Rev
all Celery and Iron Tonic. These
remeses are all guaranteed to give
s"'SIaction or money refunded.