Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-10-23
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Thursday, OCTOBER Is, 1918.
BRIEFS.

Ouality-Owens & Miller.
Cranberries at Remnant Bros.
Dates and figs at Schoppert's.
Fresh cocoanuts at Remnant Bros.
Barred Rock cockerels at Hartzell's.
Eggs and poultry wanted. RI. Rein
hart.
Friday night Of next week will be Hallow
Zen.
Rubber goods of quality at Owens &
Miller'S.
Niagara and Concord grapes at Rein
hart Bros
One hundred locust posts for sale. R.
/. Reinhart.
Sweet oranges Soc and 4Oc a dozen at
Remnant Bros.
All kinds OF roofing on hand at William
Phillips Sons.
Sweet and sour pickles by the dozen
at Schoppert'S.
For nice, fresh candies OF all kinds, 60
10 Schoppert's.
Shotgun shells and cartridges fresh at
Hills Pharmacy.
Supervising buckwheat and maple syr-
up at Schoppert's.
New line of school supplies of all kinds
at Hills Pharmacy.
Heirz's Spaghetti, cooked ready for
use, at Schoppert's.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Alder,
last Friday, fine son.
Schoppert has currants, raisins, citron
and other fruit for cakes.
For fall painting use S-W-P. Sold
only by Hills Pharmacy.
Heinz'S sweet gherkin and sweet mix
ed pickles at Reinhart Bros.
Prescriptions filled by registered drug
giSt only. Hills Pharmacy.
Picking? Then buy your spices, good
and fresh, at Owens & Miller'S.
Stationery for students use at Owens
& Miler's-also inks, pens, etc.
"No Trespass" signs for sale at the
Register Office at five cents each.
New line of siverware and cut glass
from Polack's at Owens & Mlller's.
lust received a carload of barn siding
in lSit. lengths. Vim. Phillips Sons.
Don't forget to go to Owens & Miller's
Tor smokes OF quality-PortuseSe, Iiona,
etc.
Born to Judge and Mrs. J. M. Woods,
OF MarunSourg, Monday night, line
son.
Don't fail TO let Owens & Miller have
your subscription for the Sun. Delivery
Tree.
A farmers institute will be held at
Shenandoah Junction November 10th and
2lSt.
Before buying your building material,
call and get estimates from VIM. Phillips
Sons.
At the sign OF the Red Mortrr YOU Can
get anything in the drug line. Owens q
Miller.
Always on hand all kinds OF building
material, hardware, etc., at William
Phillips Sons.
Conserved pineapple, citron, orange
and lemon peel, seeded raisinS and cur
rants at Reinhart Bros.
Keep in mind the sale OF personal prop
ety by Geo. H. Hagley Friday OF this
week in Charles Town.
William Swope. who lives below town,
caught two carp in the river last Monday
that weighed 45 pounds.
The fall meeting of the Potomac Valley
Round Table will be held at Homecoming,
Md, Friday and Saturday OF next week
Mr.. and Mrs. |. H. Rowland have
moved from the Reformed parsonage into
d part OF the Triplett house on New street
A three-year-old son OF John Sponsel-
Ter, of Bolivar, this county, died Sudden
ly last week from eating too many chest
nuts.
Mrs. Dandridge's book, Historic Shep-
herdstown, on sale at Owens q MIXERS,
price $3.50. Mailed free upon receipt OF
$3.50.
The Berkeley county carnival and ap-
ple show will be held IL MartlnSourg
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF next
week.
Henry w. Potts exhibited his Welsh
Hackney ponies at the Hagerstown ialr
last week, where they won three blue
ribbons.
Among the improvements to the prop
erly OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert GIBSON on
West Main street is fine new concrete
pavement.
Easy on your shoulder, hard on the
game What ? Robin Hood shells, sold
only by Owens & Miller. Also U. M. =.
shells fresh.
For Sale-The lime-houSe used at the
fiIemen's new building. About ten feet
square, of oak lumber. Apply at Inc
tlIemen's building.
The Supreme Court of West Virginia
has denied a rehearlng in the case OR
Melvin Shipley'S administrator VS.. TIC
County OF Jefferson.
The rains OF the first OF the week caused
the Potomac river to rise severai leet dLu
become very muddy, probably putting oil
end to the fishing season.
Candies, such as Martha Washington,
Liggett'S, Bars, Schratft's, ETC., besides
a line assortment OF other box and loose
candies, at Owens & Miller's.
All peach diseases have left the coun-
try. The wise man will plant peaches
and the one most planted will be STARK
EARLY liberia. See E. d. Bowly, Shep-
heTdstoWn.
Twice during the past couple OF weeks
thieves have robbed refrigerator on
back porch at the home OF Mrs. AZenla
Shepherd, carrying away quantilY Vi
provisions.
Plant Stark Early liberia peaches ana
NL-rL. Anl.a.a..n nn.alnc for hiO money.