Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-09-12
Briefs.

Shepherdstown pennan'S d. o"e"' "
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Mler's. 49,,
phone Jefferson i5K, Owens & Mil
sr do the rest
The Inwood fair will be held next
.,.sE-Tuesday to Friday.
rorkey's poultry remedies, also other
Winds, at Owens & Miller's.
We are looking for a new customer
you'll do. Owens & Miller
loiu the "Smile Club" How2 Why,
,.rome one OF Owens 6 Miller's Gus
toners.
orsr hundred automobiles were on
~ Worgan's Grove fair grounds Thurs
5,y Of last week.
meeting Of the U. D. {. will be held
r,;Iay evening of the week at 7 O'Clock
:, ,br home Of Mrs. Chas. S. Miller.
uog cholera powders, made fresh by
o,sns & Miller, only 10 cents pound.
GOOD government recipe and it sells
tsst
The regular September term of the
Berkeley Circuit Court convened in Mar
Sosburg Tuesday, Judge Faulkner on the
bench,
Paul West, OF this county, a former
student OF Shepherd College, will attend
Washington and Lee University the en-
SURG year.
Nayor u. S. Martin has bought the old
Emerson property on Princess street.
occupied by John Brown, colored, pay
Ing for il 500.
Read about the Studebaker cars else
where in this paper. They are sold by
he ShepherdStown Garage, r. c. Ring
gold, proprietor.
Phoebe Snow chocolates this week at
Owens & Miller'S, also other popular
brands that will tempt your best girls
delicate appetite.
For Rent A good Westinghouse.
Electric lights throughout. In good re-
nsir. Both ciStern and well. Inquire Of
Mrs. 5. J. Hodges.
R. NJ. GoIladay, one Of the popular
graduates Of Shepherd College last June,
has been appointed assistant principal OF
The public school at Paw Paw, w. Va.
The managers OF the Hagerstown fair
have contracted for air-ship flights at the
Jar October. Two well-known avia-
tors will be present and make two flights
daily in Curtis biplane.
The ShepherdStown Garage sold few
days ago TO NJ. M. jenkins, of the Bak-
snOn neighborhood. handsome little
flanders automobile OF the latest design.
It's Jour passenger car.
Lost last Saturday, between the EpiS-
DpaI Church and the rectory, an open
h:e gold watch, with the initials 81. w.
w." on the back. Finder will please
return 10 Rev. ]. w. Ware.
The annual banquet to the stockholders
and members OF the advisory boards OF
the HagerStown fair will be held in that
city on Saturday. The Register acknowl-
edges the courtesy of an invitation.
Norman Hartzell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Hartzell, had return of the
illness which has attacked him several
tines in the past, and was taken to a
hospital in Baltimore for treatment.
The family OF Rev. ]. w. Ware have
arrived here from Culpeper, Va, and are
now comfortably installed in the Episco-
pal rectory. We hope that they may find
acOngenial home in Shepherdstown.
The Shepherdstown Graded School be-
ganits fall session on Monday with all
The teachers in their places and an enroll
nent Of $50 pupils. The colored school
had an enrolment OF 63 to begin with.
Yes, Owens & Miller are still selling
school supplies and have large assort-
nent OF lunch boxes, inks, pencils,
eraSerS, etc, and book satchelS that will
please your boy or girl. Call to see US.
Secretary E. T. Licklider has several
articles found on the fair ground that he
will return to the owners. Included are
two chidren'S hats, a child's gold ring
and an umbrella. Call on Mr.. Licklider.
Fan, a faithful old mule p years old,
whose entire life was spent in service at
BllmyerS Mill, DIED few days ago.
Mr. Whiting, proprietor of the mill, says
She is entitled to a high place in mule
heaven.
A ShepherdStown gentleman showed
Us "a lev days ago pair OF excellent kid
gloves that he had purchased in Germany
Tor 50 cents. The same gloves in the
United States cost $l.50-all on account
1.-THE tariff.
Owens & Miller are still selling hog
cholera serum and it has proven very
satisfactory wherever used. Ask for a
booklet on the serum, or send us your
name and address and we will mail youa
copy. Owens & Miller.
The ladies' Of Elk Branch Presbyterian
IhuTch will serve supper and refresh
nentS on the church lawn at DuffieldS on
fnday evening, September 10th, begin
alng at , o'clock. Good chicken supper
!" . cents. Everybody invited TO come
dnd helpa good cause.
Or. J. J. Pittman has purchased the
,dIm containing about 140 acres near
n,Oomey, belonging TO Mrs. A. c.
moore, at the price of Sl0,5OO, and will