Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-10-17
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!, peyan % hair tonic doesn't give re-
rs Owens & Miller will refund your
psyall orderlies, 10 and Is cents, best
"A Easiest for the liver. AT Owens &
MiIers.
Owens & Miller have just received a
,ssh supply of hot-water bottles, syn
! am paying % cents dozen for eggs
.,5 y cents a pound for. butter. r. H.
NJ. BiIlmyer-
Hold upl Don't move another step un-
ii Won have looked at Owens & Miller's
Kara Linen display.
Owens & Miller are still supplying hog
cholera serum and all other kinds OF stock
and poultry remedies.
Wheat has been selling at dollar
b,sbe this week. Old corn is 10 cents
and new corn so cents a bushel.
The ladies' of the Episcopal Church
made S4S IS last Saturday by their market
and soup-a very gratifying result.
ryou knew how Liggett's chocolates
we're made you would readily say, It's
,be sweetest story every told by Owens
( Miller.
There were heavy frosts Monday and
Tuesday nights, and the more tender
r,oetation got unmiStakable evidence that
autumn is here.
The Register goes to press Wednesday
,asuoon this week, instead of Thursday,
!, order that all hands may attend the
g,gerstown fair.
HI. Snyder & Co. have a special
b,-qain in a thirty-acre orchard PROPOSE
non. 10 hold good for sixty days. In
cure for particulars.
The fine weather OF the past week has
enabled the farmers to finish wheat seed
mo in good order. The early Sown
wheat has come up beautifully.
Mr.. Robert L. Granigan, of Kearneys-
VILE and Miss Mildred Johnson, of Mar
frsburg, were married in Hagerstown
Monday by Rev. E. K. Thomas.
Hon. B. H. Hiner will speak in Charles
Town next Monday at go O'Clock, and
Hon. Gilbert D. Smith Will speak at Shen-
a7doah Junction Monday at 100 p. m.
The Frederick fair will be held next
week, beginning on Tuesday. This fair
is very popular with Jefferson county
folks, and this year it will be even more
attractive than usual.
Samuel ]. Hodges has sold to Mrs. {.
F. Byers the property on Princess street
occupied by H. E. Melester, the price be-
ing 81, $50 cash. Mr.. Byers may move
10 town next spring.
Mrs. Raymond Baby gave a delightful
Tea Thursday afternoon as a compliment
10 her house guest, Mrs. Pilgrim, OF
London, England. The guests were en-
isnained most charmingly at "Lazyland."
Ed. Polk, the colored man who was
sent 10 Jail from Shepherdstown several
months ago for taking part in fight here,
was released on Tuesday. The grand
iuv refused to bring in an indictment
against him.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence M.
lynch in New York, on October 18th, a
fine daughter. Mrs. Lynch was former
N Miss Louise Anna Snyder, of Shep-
herdstown-and the editor OF the Register
is now grandfather.
Miss Beulah B. Rutherford, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Ruther-
ford. Of MartinSburg, and MIR. George /.
HeSeu OF Lynchburg, Va, were mar
red in Baltimore on Monday by Rev. L.
K. Bell. The wedding was surprise 10
he families and friends II the young
couple.
Vest Virginia looks safe for Wilson
and Marshall. Every test vote taken IN
this State, almost, shows them to be well
in The lead. E. T. Licklider, OF Shep-
her1Stown, was on train the other day
when straw vote was taken that result
ed as follows: Wilson so, Roosevelt 80,
TAFT 10, Chain 4, Debs |.
FOrsOme twenty five years M. E. Spohn,
Of this place, has been more or less an
nOYed by a small growth on the back OF
his head. Recently it began TO enlarge at
amOre rapid rate, and after taking medi-
cal advice he concluded to have itremov-
ed. It was skin tumor, and in the hos
pItal at Charles Town last week a Sue
cessiul operation was performed by which
twas extirpated. Mr.. Spohn is thank
hl 10 be rid OF it.
The big show window at M. b. Bak-
er's store has attracted good deal OF
attention the past week on account OF
he fine display of apples made therein.
The Splendid specimens exhibited are all
nom The orchards near this town, and
include Works, Ben Davis, Winesaps,
Back TwigS, Gano, Northern Spy and
other varieties. Those who sent in the
Specimens are VIM. T. McQuilkin, A. 5.
cambridge, J. S. Osbourn, g. w. Hoff-
man, W. p. Licklider, J. D. Muldoon, n.
+. Schley, H. c. Marshall.
VIM. R. Deck few days ago added to
our museum the old Confederate hat worn
Oy his brother-in-law, William KeyeS,
VINO was killed at Cannon's Landing,
near Richmond, in 1864. Mr.. Deck has
Kept the hat and other relics for 4S years.
Ills much the worse for wear, for the
moths have been after it, but itstill shows
eSaoer cut where Yankee made a vi
eous cut at the wearer. Mr.. Reyes be-
ionged 10 Company F, Fist Virginia Cav