Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-12-25
BRIEFS.
DugS-Owens & Miller.
Patronize the tiremen's fair.

/ VI dlll llilllS III lliS 4 OldNh lC"Clll
go to Owens & Mlller'S.
An absolutely fresh line of Christmas
candies, in pretty boxes, at Hills Phar-
macy.
Peter Winchester Rouss, of New York,
has given 5000 to the Charles Town
Hospital.
See our window display for useful
Christmas gifts in toilet articles. Hills
Pharmacy.
Make your child happy with a camera
or kodak, $l.OO up. Sold at Owens &
MiIler's only.
We take subscriptions Tor any of the
current magazines and newspapers.
Hills Pharmacy.
The Register goes to press this week
on WedneSuay-nobody wanted to work
on Christmas day.
Ii YOU are undecided as to what present
10 buy, let Owens & Miller help you
make your selection.
Did you know that Owens & Miller are
selling ali ofthe copyright books for the
small sum OF 30 cents?
Electric light bills will be high this
month The days are short at both ends
ard dark in the middle.
A box OF cigars is an acceptable gift for
MAS HIS Pharmacy has full line,
prices 25c, SOC and Sl.OO.
You can get line turkey supper at the
ilremen'S fair Tor only 80 cents. This is
IS cheap as boarding at home.
There will be a Christmas entertain
ment in the Baptist Charch at Shenan-
doah Junction. Tuesday night, Decem-
Der 30lh.
There was a big rain in this section
yesterday, but It cleared OF last night,
and the weather looks favorable for
Christmas.
lust arrived for Christmas - another
shipment OF Bars famous PC per pound
cndy. Sold only al Owens & Mlller'S,
in sealed boxes.
The Norfolk & Western Railway has
rua trains Is and IA in two sections the
st week in order 10 accommodate the
heavy express traffic.
Toilet articles make appropriate gifts
You have the best selection in this line
lose iron at Owens & Mliler'S. All
tat ilcSt you viii llnd here.
His" favOrite cigars in boxes from .
cents 10 81 80, and they are sure 10 pleas
hnn. Overs & MllleT'S Tor smokes rs
Decial attention to ladies in this line.
# YOU want to select anythinG in the
brasSware line, like jardinieres, candle
~hat,rrY HtchnS IN ilWPnS
& Miller'S at once, as this line IS selling
last.
All newspapers, magazines and perl
odical subscriptions taken by Owens q
Miller, giving YOU the advantage OF the
publishers prices. We are agents Tor
The daily Baltimore Sun, etc.
The Martinsburg Board of Trade is
boosting plans for a county fair and will
try 10 organize an association for this
purpose. Aren't Morgan'S Grove and
The Hdgerstown fair sufficient!
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Morgans Grove fair will be helo
on Saturday, January Sd, in the old ire
mems building, at 2 o'clock. new
Board OF directors is 10 be elected at his
tine.
The Epworth League will give an en-
tertainment in Remnants school-house
a MUler'S Cross Roads, on New ears
eve, TO which the public is invited: "A
play will be rendered, entitled ne
Counting OF Mother Goose" Admission
and 10 cents.
Having installed a Jefferson county
phone. we wish to inform the public
that orders tor oysters, by the quantity
or cooked in any way desired, or Tor
ANYTHING in our restaurant, VIII De
promptly delivered. Jefferson Lunch
Room Orders for Christmas oysters
specially.
The body of w. w. Jacobs, formerly
OF this county, who olea reCenuy ~
Oregon, was lost for ten days. II was
shipped TO Charles Town, out fdiieo 70
reach that place, and waiting relalives
could learn nothing as 10 what fiaa pc
come OF it. Later the body was iounu dt
Charleston, it having been Sent 10 ind'
place by mistake.
The members of the Epworth League
Of the NJ. E. Church South, OF Shenah-
Cosh Junction, will hold social al Inc
home Of Newton Horn on Tuesday even
ing, December 30. Soup, icecream, cake
and candy will be served. A literary
programme will be given by the third de-
parlment Of the League at SD p. 1T.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
Harry Knight. an orphans home boy
who ran away from the home OF John "
Remsburg, near Sharpsburg, recently,
because he wasn't allowed TO hunt rao-
bis, is now in Baltimore, working IN
lass factory and getting 81 5O Gay
The boys father, who IS a nlaii cdrI,sI'
Will resist having him returned 10 MI MI,
RcmSburg's, and it is likely that ne VIII
be allowed 10 remain in Baltimore.
Julius Mc(iovern, charged with rooolnIg
a mai box rear DuffieldS, three mohIhs
ago, entered a plea OF guilty when d.
ralgned before Judge Dayton IN Inc y. ,.
District Court, and was sentenceu "
serve six months in the Charles own
Jail Julius secured about ten ooiidIs III
cash in a letter stolen from the mail ooN,
and when arrested, after making MS way
into Maryland, he was on his way 10 AN
napollS 10 enlist in the Navy.
James Phillips, the N. & w. watcn-
man, made a strenuous effort TO proVloe
an abundant supply OF cider for Christmas.
lie bought eight bushels OF those famous
Madison county apples, then ne nireo d
tWo-horse wagon and had CIDER press
brought TO town, he employed i've men
10 help him, and the net result was
hall gallon OF cider at cost OF ABOUT TWO
dollars a pint. To crown it all. the Cal
fell in the bucket and spoiled what ii'lle
mad been made.