Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-10-24
BRIEFS.
AZ Remnant Bros.

New nuts at Remnant DroS.
New dates and figs at Remnant Bros.
Cranes and grape fruit at Reinhart Bros.
TODAY the sun rises at 60 and sets at
500.
Eggs are 30 cents dozen at Reinhat
Bros.
Lemons, oranges and bananas at Rein
hart Bros.
Wheat is a dollar a bushel today and
corn 50 cents.
Plum buildings, Heinz's and Atmore's,
at SchoppertS.
English walnuts, Brazil and mixed nuts
at Schoppert's.
Rexall Beef, Wine and Iron, SOC, at
Owens & Miller's.
am paying 30 cents dozen for eggs
H. NJ. Blllmyer.
Eggs are IS cents dozen and butter
IS 20 cents pound.
Remember Schoppert gets Schralfrs
chocolates every week.
Apol!o choc plates, the kind that are
different, at Reinhart Bros.
Canned asparagus, spinach, kraut and
pumpkin at Reinhart Bros.
For Rent - Several stalls in stable.
Apply to Mrs. D. B. Lucas.
Schoppert has raisins, currants, citron
and orange and lemon peel.
"De Lite" brand of coffee, best 30-cent
coffee in town, at Remnant Bros.
Smoke? Get wise and smoke the
Tiona-only sc st9wens & Miller's.
Bring your eggs, butter and poultry to
Remnant Bros. and receive highest
prices.
Rexall kidney remedy, both in pill and
LIQUID form, at Owens & Miller's. Money
back if it fails.
You may get better results if you use
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, PC and SOC.
Owens & Miller.
Don't forget "Best in the World" flour
Is always satisfactory, or your money
back-at Reinhart Bros.
Get wise! Buy box of LaMarco 10
cent cigars at Owens & Miller's. Sold
on Saturdays only for cents.
The profits OF the Hagerstown fair will
be 81 600 this year. The fair was sue
cesSiul from every point OF view.
Owens & Miller have brand new up
to-date line of Halloween goods. Call
and inspect their line before tits all gone.
Breakfast bacon, luncheon meat, bolog-
ma, dried beef and cooked ham, all sliced
on our slicing machine. Remnant Bros.
Men! Men! For you! Rexall shaw
ing cream, powder, stick and shaving
lotion, at Owens & Miller'S. Ask about
them.
Mss Margaret Potts gave a very de-
lightml afternoon bridge party Monday
as a compliment to her guest, Miss Della
Page, Of Amherst, Va.
Don't forget 10 get your tickets at
Remnant Bros. for one OF those COM
portable rocking chairs. If you don't know
about it, inquire at our store.
Mrs. Nathaniel Burwell gave an enjoy
able tea to a number OF her friends yes
terday afternoon, and last night enter
famed others at five hundred party.
You can't beat it What ? Bars Sat-
urday candy, one pound net weight, in a
handsome box, for 20 cents. 1t is win
ner. Sold only by Owens & Miller'S.
The Martinsburg Journal reports thai
last Saturday night was quiet one in
that city. There were only eight or ten
arrests for drunkenness and diSorde.iy
conduct
1t is said that squirrels are more plenti-
full this year than they have been for
long time in this neighborhood. Local
hunters have shot great many during
the past few weeks.
The MartinSburg WorSted and CASH
mere Company has gotten into financial
difficulties, and Judge Faulkner appointed
Attorney H. H. Emmert as receiver. The
company will be reorganized.
4. Kearney Cross, of Rocky Marsh,
west OF town, has on exhibition i'll Owens
q Mller'S window in the Register build
ing fitty- pound pumpkin that is one OF
i've that grew on the same vine. Take
look at II.
Miss Rachel Snyder's class in the Luth-
eran Sunday School will hold an exchange
Saturday OF this week IN the Chapllne
building. Cakes, pies, pickles, preserves
and other good things will be sold. The
public patronage is invited.
B. F. Moler was attacked by vicious
bull on his farm near Millville on Mon
day, when he received painful bruises on
one OF his limbs. He was saved from
more serious injuries by oelnS pltcneo
over fence by his assailant.
Mr.. W. b. Licklider has moved with
his family from Kearneysville 10 Martins
burg, where he has a position with the
Metropolitan Insurance Company. Mr..
LlckIider until year or two ago was in
the mercantile business at KearneySville.
In the United States Court in Baltimore
on Tuesday the officials OF the Potomac
Refining Company, whose plant is few
miles east of ShepherdStown, along the
canal, were acquitted OF fraud. A. B..
Young, their advertising agent, was found
guilty, however, and sentenced TO jail
sentence of 30 days and fine of 500.