Local shops advertise groceries and services across town
The page lists promotions from Schoppert and Reinhart Bros on produce, seeds, and chocolates. Hill's Pharmacy and Hodges' Lumber Yard offer medicines, paints, seeds, and doors. May events include a church market and school term end, with regional sales and weather notes surrounding farm activity and Mother’s Day observances.
Elmwood Cemetery Fence Plans and Local News Roundup
Elmwood Cemetery directors plan a decorative wire fence between the cemetery and Leeland to be finished by Decoration Day. Princeton W Va resident Mrs W E Francis formerly Margery Bell of Shepherdstown recovering from appendix operation. Local brickwork advances on E H Reinhart building and Shepherdstown Fire Department hires Hunter B Grimm to build their walls. George S Callan of Dutfields sells business to R W Kibler of Ridgeway Va and moves to Shenandoah Junction. A C Morgan Jr rural mail carrier and pianist debuts The Debutante Waltz published by Globe Music Co New York. Harry Boswell injured by runaway horses in Waynesboro Pa recovering. C Wilson Moler of Charles Town reports hens laying strong eggs in March and April. Aunt Adeline Peterson and granddaughter Julia moving to Pittsburgh after long rail journey. Misses Alstra and Sallie Markell Main Street Shepherdstown sale price 4200 to Samuel Dorn Martinsburg. sale to be court-confirmed. Odd Fellows consider vacating lease on old market house if new site found. J M Toliver fined for Sunday selling. case appealed. Car collision on Shepherd pike involves McQuilkin’s car. pursuing horse with cut leg. Call to curb street dirt sweeping. suggestion to weekly cleaning and hauled-away rubbish. Apple orchards sprayed. April cold harmed buds. crop outlook mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood Cemetery
Leeland
W. E. Francis
Princeton
W. Va
Margery Bell
Shepherdstown
E. H. Reinhart
Main Street
Winchester
George S. Callan
Dutfields
R. W. Kibler
Ridgeway
Mr. Callan
Sager
Shenandoah Junction
A.C. Morgan, Jr
Globe Music Company of
New York
Harry Boswell
Geo. W. Boswell
Waynesboro
Ashton E. Boswell
C. Wilson Moler
Charles Town
Adeline Peterson
Jesse Peterson
Julia
Pittsburg
Charles
Adeline
Athough
Misses Alstra
Sallie Markell
Allen B. Noll
Geo. M. Belizhoever
Forrest W. Brows
D. W. Snyder, Jr
Samuel Dorn
Martinsburg
Caledonia Lodge of Odd Fellows
King Street
J M. Toliver
Gibson
Frank L. Bushing
Charlies Town
Geo. M. Beitzhoover
Toliver
Bushiong
W. T. McQuilkin
Duke Street
Shepherd Pike
Captain Graham Loses His Place At Antietam War Office
The War Department suspends Captain G W Graham as superintendent of Antietam Battlefield amid charges of reckless expenditures and unbusinesslike administration. Captain John L Cook assumes duties at Antietam Cemetery temporarily, with Captain Geo L Fisher of Hagerstown named as a leading candidate for the battlefield post alongside Joseph Staubs and R A E Pryor as other contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Withrow Reynolds
Shepherdstown
Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church
Charles Withrow Reynolds
Mission Board
Reynolds
Peterkin
West Virginia
Trinity Episcopal Church
W. C. Buchanan
Japan
Woman’s Missionary Society
Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church
Zion Presbyterian
Elk Branch Presbyterian Church
South
Marvin
M. E
Mt. Wesley
Presbyterian Church
Providence
Kearneysville
Christ Reformed Church
Dufffields
Bereans
Avilla
Graham
War Department
G. W. Graham
Antietam Battlefield
Sharpsburg
John L. Cook
Antietam Cemetery
Geo. L. Fisher
Hagerstown
Joseph Staubs
Rae S. Pryor
Deaths and notices in West Virginia regions extend from Greenbrier to Martinsburg
Obituaries report Rev. Dr. D S Sydenstricker of Pocahontas county dies at 78 after long Presbyterian ministry. Other obituaries include Mrs Lizzie Chase of Shepherdstown aged 79 and Reuben W Small of Martinsburg a Confederate veteran, 76. James A Merrick of Harper's Ferry dies in New Haven Conn. Also notes on cedar rust concerns in Berkeley County and praise for actor R D Shepherd with Faversham company in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Sydenstricker
Greenbrier
West Virginia
C. Syden Stricker
Shepherdstown
Pocahontas County
W. Val
Andrew
Frances Sydenstricker
Presbyterian Church
Sydenstricker
Mary Brackman
Beckley
Lizzie Chase
George W. Chase
Chase
Ridenour
Charles Town
Millard
Charles
Kimball
W. Va
M. B. Rouzee
A. B. Brooks
Washington
Kate Chase
J. W. Ware
Episcopal Church
Mr. Small
John C. Small
Berkeley County
Martinsburg
Stonewall Brigade
Robert H. Stewart
William T
Amelia Stewart
Stewart
Kearneysville
Elsie Boak
J. W. Stewart
Belle Stewart
Thomas Lamar Potterfield
L. T. Potterfield
Lovellsville
Lexington
George Cox
Harry Grim
Engle's
James A. Merrick
Harper's Ferry
New Haven
Conn
Jefferson County
Howard S. Reed
Country Gentleman
Berryville Beats Shepherd in Thrilling County Baseball
In a standout game on the homie grounds Berryville High School edged Shepherd College 5 4 at the ninth then saw a late rally by Berryville with Snyder driving a two bagger and stealing home. The Shepherds left the field after a disputed out call in the tenth. Snyder totaled four hits and four steals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homie Grounds
Berryville
Shepherd College
Phillips
Canfield
Snyder
Miller
St. James
Farmers seek lime spreader and better yields statewide
In Amherst county Virginia Frank Brockman reports 33 1 2 barrels of white corn from one acre after deep plowing sub soil drilling stalks 9 inches apart in drill rows 3 1 2 feet apart. He fertilized with 800 pounds of fertilizer and half a ton of lime yielding 167 bushels. The piece urges farmers to join for lime spreaders, discusses potato cabbage and corn profits, and notes Norfolk & Western land office advertising high yields. It also mentions Washington DC area farm stories and rural life in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umber
Ieee
Frank Brockman
Amherst County
Halifax County
New York
United States
Norfolk & Western Railroad Land Office
Howell Brown
Charles Town
Owen County
Washington City
Baltimore
Maine
Michigan
Congress
Potomac
Great Falls
Washinegton
Washington
Sam
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The
Schoppert’s. Circuit Court
Hill's Pharmacy
Owens & Milters
Schoppert's
G. T. Hodges
Reinhart Bros
Hill
Hodges
Reinart Bros
Short Bros
Owens & Miller
T. C. Martes
Wens & Miller
Benj Hartzell
Wens & Meller
Schoppert
Dwight E. McQuikin
Roanoke
Lowney
Teynhart Bros
Schappert
Schiratt
E. H. Beantsart
Church Street
E. T. Moler
Silas Shipley
Woman's Auxiliary
Trinity Church
Entier Ho~tel
HL Snyder & Co
Shepherds~ Lows
J. Heli
E.W. Dailey
Shepherds
Charles M
Rocky Marsh
John Stanley
Nertle-Hollman Company
Hertle-Hollman
Shaw and Starry
Williams Files
Lemen's
National Highway Garage
Ho Ramey
Summit Point
Brohberood
C. L. Vuer
Bakerton
Shenan Junction
W. A. Joch
Shenandosh Junction
Norfolk & Western Railway
Chattanooga
Sith
W. W. Winters
Register
Daniel
California
Charles Schley
Atlantic City
Sallie Page Andrews
Fruit Hill Farm
News Town
M. P. Andrews
Maud Miller Mundey
H. E. Mundey
Mercy Hospital
Wynko2p Lemen
Angus
Minnesota
John Lyne
Lemen
United States Court
M.W. Wisler
Table Rock
Gettysburg
Reading
E. C. Cline
E. E Hertle
Agnes Gibson
New York City
Minnie Little
Middletown
Virginia
Holmes Berry
Edward L. Reinhart
R. V. McDonald
R.A. Hammond
Ricamore
Liza Gaster
Mr. Shepherd
Philadelphia
R. D. Shepherd
Faversham
Beuins
Mr. Faversham
Brooklyn
Nathanael Burwell
Maxwell
Jo L
Walper
Metz
Terrapin Neck
J. C. Lynch
Shenandoa 1 Junction
Rush Turner
Ers Bank of
Masonic Order
Nebo
Nebo Lodge of Masons, of Shepherdstown, Has Bought From Col. I. V.i Johnson
Loyas
Mt Nebo Lodge
Tee
J. P. Fenner
Antietam Station
Mr. Feltner
Rose. Sellar
W. T. Freshour
Morgan County
Edward K. Clark
Mary Fitzpatrick
Harford County
Aberdeen
Scott
Jas. M. Engle
Woods
Kilmer
John Baily
Portland
Ind
Westmas St
Bennett
de, Kilmer & Co
Noghentoe
Dr. Kilner & Co
Tom
Wa Ister
Thor
Deseret
Hildren
Nazareth
SS Hollen
McRer
Kyanize
Cole
Burhan’s Millinery
Burhan’s
Kohler Building
M. R. Moler
Chicago
V. Price & Co
M. G. Tabler
N. Queen Street
Lester Bros
Leiter Bros
West
Washington St
H.L. Snyder & Co
D. W. Border