Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-09-08
BRIEFS.

Owens & Mllei's for quality
n,n,s,ine at Owens & Mlller'S.
s,,s paint at Owens & Miller's'
@s ,,e Register year-only dol
CHARS OF all qualities at Owens & Mil
The Town is tulI OF pretty girls this
This week the tair-next week school
begins ,;,,., Won
bach the fish.
I Welcome Welcome Always welcome
owens 4 MlIer's.
i ,aartes, and prompt attention. go
Il OaeasN Mler's
1..oressnpuon business. is still on the
-.,s,ss owens & Miller,
r,,, ,ool smoke, Try the Little Bob
h. A.0nens & MiIIer's'
Nh, nv That limeade at Owens q
Miners. t5r &C, was great!
Tn, Sa9-tme Court OF West Virginia
!, session in Charles Town.
p q shioley has gotten fine new
O.,r, for his moying-picture show
W. may be a small city in size, but we
have rarse city IDEAS. Owens & Miller
r,- Sa.s-A three-year-old colt, has
~. worked some. Apply to D. W.
lisadr,As
Welcome Welcome And don'ttorget
register at Owens & Miller's before
Having town.
IT,, one Of Owens & Miller'S home
,,~.,g specials-only centS-a good
hhrs, lueaSher.
Wn shin hogs, calves and lambs from
i ,t,0e on Saturday, September 10th.
4 h. Harjesty.
mn George! Go 10 Owens & Miller'S
srtbu no, box OF their fresh choco-
la,e and bon5ons.
o.e-, i Miller extend a hearty invi-
t,rar everyone 10 come in and see the
ir,ena- other store.
hearty welcome to come back again
h. our store. where YOU are always well
.c5mc owens 4 Miller.
yrs. had bully time, and Owens &
Rrnr~are the people TO help you have
4, ,a5 Signed, A Pleased Visitor.
Well. aren't Owens & Millers icecream
a5-, and sndacs line? Yes, and only
cents. TOO. Goto Owens & Miller's
b. soda
l6,sph f. ByerS has bought 1000 ap-
h. Trees winch he will plant on his farm
s5nn OF town, recently purchased from
h. Bygcs estate.
Miss Nellie Delaney, OF SharpSburg,
dnsr,er OF Mt Robert Delaney, and
mr. Fred WAND. OF Keedysville, were
manned irN days ago.
H5udy. old chapl Glad TO see you
home again. Thank you-I know one is
sNns Welcome al Owens & Miller'S,
the u0-,0-tare druggists.
William Rutherford has moved into the
comfortable new clearinghouse that he
has lust completed at the corner OF Pros
beet avenue and Church street.
The peorle-home folks and visitors
are so pleased with the homecoming
celebration that there is general desire
that We make itan annual event.
Owens & Miller wish to state that the
fair tickets sold BY them for the fair were
sold Tor the association and had TO be
sold at the regular price OF 30 cents.
Mss Louise Anna Snyder was called
h Philadelphia on tuesday to attend the
funeral OF her cousin, Mr.. Vim. J. b.
YearsIey, &ho died after a brief illness
at the aye OF 81 years.
T. E. Brown, a Storekeeper OF Berry
y.Ie, WaS found guilty last week Of SELL
ing liquor illegally during the horse STOW,
and Mayor Jones sentenced him to pay
a lime OF 800 and serve two months in
bad.
The ". E.. Leedy property at Shenan-
toah Junction was sold Saturday by Geo.
d. Moore trustee in bankruptcy-dwell-
ns house to b. E. Beavers, for Sl,025.
AMI half interest in cigar factory building
10 John Ag.ion0y tor $500.
The public schools OF ShepherdStown
district sal. begin the fall term next Mon
day September 18th. The same corps
oiteachcTS will be in charge at the graded
school, eNceptthat Miss Louise WelshanS
lakes the place OF Mrs. Fairall.
The Turner Rifles will next Tuesday
dedicate a monument Just erected on An
ueiam Battlefield, near the Dunkard
Church. An interesting programme Of
exercises has been prepared, and 100
members OF the association from New
York will be present
lL. Whtmorc and w. |. Shores. of
Washington Harry Downs and Charles
Riddle OF Nlrjnsburg, travelling in a
me "mion Six automobile, ran into a
r5'gh' train on the {. V. Railroad Mon
uh nigh, between Hagerstown and !
"A.amsNort The car was smashed |
mo SphnterS and all the occupants were
o1Tt' Unfortunately rome Of them received
fatal injuries.
Ney.J Pol. Stump a wen-known min
s,5r OIL ih. W. E. Church South, is in the
N"- Daughters Hospital at Martins
o~ Z Tor treatment tor one Of his limbs
.U'' mas been giving him much trouble.
O' several years Mr. Stump has suffered