Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-02-17
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Thursday. February II. 1910.
BRIEFS.

Wheat Is quoted at$l 20 a oushei tooay.
Go to J. M. Rush's for D. M. Ferry's.
garden and flower seeds.
Pictures framed neatly at Owens &
Miller's.
Electric light bulbs can now be bought
at Hodges.
Don't Cough! Try Rexall Cherry Juice.
Owens & Miller.
Bargains in shoes for women and chill
dren, at Hodges.
Try our scratch feed to make hens lay.
W. N Lemen & Son.
Next Tuesday will be a legal holiday
Washington's birthday.
Lake herring, mackerel, fish roe and
salmon. at J. NJ. Rush's.
Butter is p cents pound today and
eggs are "a cents dozen.
All phone calls promptly attended to.
Try us. Owens & Miller.
Best quality of clover seed, both small
and sapling, at Lemen'S elevator.
Dried peaches, apricots, prunes, apples
and California pears, at J. M. Rush's.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Hodges,
last Saturday, an eleven-pound daughter.
Veal calves and all kinds of live stock
wanted at Bardane February 18th. c. F.
Wall.
Prescriptions called forif you phone us,
promptly filled and delivered. Owens &
Miller.
People who buy Owens & Miller's fla
voring extracts buy again. There's Moth
ing better.
Seeing is believing. II you are after
good cigars, come and see the stock at
Owens & Miller's.
For up-to-date cleaning and pressing,
bring your clothes to Charles Waldeck.
All work guaranteed.
Twenty three thoroughbred Jersey
cattle will be sold at John H. Lemen'S
sale on February 18th.
When wanting feed, think of the c. F.
Wall Company at Charles Town, W. Va.
Phone at our expense for prices.
Books for everybody-from babies to
boys and girls and up TO aduts-at Owens
& Miller's. Big reduction in prices.
Big reduction in postcard albums at
Owens & Miller'S. Were 25c, now 100;
were SOC, now 40c; were 75c, now SOC.
Miss Maud Gardner Stull and Mr.. Wal
ter Lee Benner, both of Sharpsburg, were
married by Rev. A. A. Kerlin last Thurs
day.
For Rent-A brick house in the west
end, now occupied by Harry Maddox.
Apply to D. l. Rentch or to Mrs. Bette
p. RentCh.
Lester Athey has set up tent on the
firemen's lot, corner OF King and New
streets. where he is running moving
picture show.
Just received a carload OF scratch feed
for chickens and Schumacher stock food,
from the Quaker Oats Company. w. N.
Lemen & Son.
c. F. Wall will be shipping all kinds OF
live stock at Bardane Siding early Friday
morning, February 18th. A little encour-
agement appreciated.
The suit OF Miss Salie Hill, of this
place, against the Norfolk & Western Rail
way, came up in court in HagerStown on
Monday, but was postponed.
Railroad orders for seed or iced receive
prompt attention. Let us quote you a
mixed car or straight car of feed run
ming. c. F. Wall Company, Charles
Town.
Rev. A. L. MackeY, missionary OF tn
Free Baptist Church, is conducting ser
vices in the colored Baptist Church in
ShepherdStown. Services every night
until further notice.
The reception given at Sunbeam Hall
last Saturday evening was very enjoyable
to all who were present, and the ladies
made about $25 as the result OF the even
ing'S entertainment,
The stone quarrieS and crusherS at
KearneySville have entirely suspended
operations for the present, and all the
workmen have been laid off. 1t is hoped
that work will startup again in the spring.
AT John H. Lemen'S sale on February
18th there will be sold . thoroughbred
Jersey cattle, II horses and colts, 80 sheep
and full line Of up-to-date farming i'm
Elements. Remember the date, February
25th.
Miss Pearl Welsh, the ten-year-old
daughter ofMr. and Mrs. John Welsh, Of
/. Bakerton, was operated upon last Sun
day for appendicitis. She stood the OPP
Grafton well and is getting along very
nicely.
Rev. S. M. Engle, OF White Hall, Md,
in renewing his subscription, writes us:
"The Register gives us much pleasure
and keeps us in touch with the county.
The vein of humor in your paper avery
good thing"
A number OF business men in this coun-
ty are taking steps toward starting
wholesale grocery house in Charles
Town. 1t is proposed to capitalize it al
$4,000, and large part of the stock has
already been subscribed.
The Epworh League of the NJ. E.
Church South will hold valentine social
IN the lecture room OF the church on FIJI
day, February 18th, to which everybody
is invited. A silver offering will be taken
at the door. Hours from to 10 O'Clock.