Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-03-20
BRIEFS.


Canned mushrooms at Remnant Bros.
Everything at cost. R. H. M, Billmyer.
Easter post cards, lc, at Owens & Mil
ler's.
Pure applebutter and iellies at Remnant
Bros.
Wheat is $1.O4 bushel and corn is 50
cents.
Garden seeds and onion sets at Rein
hart Bros.
Owens & Miller wish you very hap
ply Easter.
Portland cement and Ivory Wall Plaster
at Hodges.
Golden Gem tobacco SOC per yard at
Remnant Bros.
Seeds, Burpee's and Bolgiano's, at
Owens 6 Miller's.
Huylers candies, fresh every week, at
Owens & Miller's.
Moving day, the lst of April, comes on
Tuesday this year.
You can't afford 10 miss the bargains
at r. H. NJ Billmyer's.
The small boy has turned his attention
from marbles to baseball.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Osbourn,
in ShepherdStown, fine son.
Early Rose seed potatoes, onion sets
and garden seeds at Hodges.
No charge on parcel-post packages at
Owens & Miller'S-deliver red free.
For Sale-A good buggy and set OF
harness. Apply to D. W. Stanley.
Spring begins tomorrow, the 2lst. The
winter is now supposed to be ended.
Single-comb Rhode Island Red eggs
for sale, $l.00 per Is. R. P. Shaffer.
Yes A box OF Huyler's will make a
nice Easter present. Owens & Miller.
My stock must be closed by April lst.
Save money by calling on K, H. M. Bill
myeT.
For Sale-A good work horse years
old, also yearling colt. Apply to c. F.
Daniels.
SEED POTATOES: Houlten, Rose,
Early Ohio and Irish Cobbler, at Rein
hart Bros.
For Sale-Three thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red cockerels, 7 months old, 81
each. F. A. Byerly.
Edmund R. Taylor, near Halltown,
needs farm hand. Good wages. House
and lot, etc., furnished.
Try Barbara Fritchie hams, seven
weeks cure, country recipe, only zoe per
pound, at Remnant Bros.
Wanted-A man and his wife man
for work about stables and yard, woman
to do laundry work. c. F. Wall, Charles
Town.
Shoes at cost, china at cost, groceries
at coSt-come one, come all, and save
from 20 to 30 per cent on all goods. r.
H. M. Bhlmyer.
c. F. Wall will be shipping all kinds OF
live stock at the B. & o. depot, Charles
Town, Saturday, March 22d. Some cheap
ish horses wanted.
D. W. Stanley, OF the Kearneysville
neighborhood, has joined the ranks OF
aulomobiliStS and has bought himself a
new Ford touring car.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Sonner, OF
Pitcairn, Pa, fine eleVen-pound son.
Mrs. Sonner is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. !. J. ByerS, west OF town
Last two weeks TO order for spring
planting fruit trees, shrubs, raspbenieS,
currantS, roses, etc.-Starke'S best. +.
D. Bowly, representative, Shepherds
town, w. Va.
Yesterday was the one hundredth ami
versary of the birth OF David Livingstone,
the great African explorer and missionary.
He was born March 10, 1913, in Scotland.
He died May l, 1875, at Lake Bangweolo,
in Africa.
Owens & Miller, in backing up Stag
paint, also the barn, fence and roof paint,
guarantee it 10 do as they recommend, or
your money back. N, other paint goes
so far as to covering the number OF square
feet as the Stag Brand.
In renewing his subscription to the
Register, E. Thomas Warfield, OF Frank
linvllle, Md, formerly OF Shepherdstown,
writes: Give my regards TO my old
friends, and tell them that am still living
and feeling we'll and still at work"
Potomac Commandery, Knights Tenn
plar, will hold IFS Easter service Sunday
evening at halt-paSt seven O'Clock in Zion
Episcopal Church, Charles Town. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. DR..
Forrest ]. Prettyman, of Washington.
Miss Mary Llewellyn Silver, OF lnwood,
Berkeley county, and Rev. Louis F. Har-
per, pastor of the Presbyterian Church OF
Bealton, Va, were married last Thursday
al The home of the bride by Rev. K. A.
White. The bride is the youngest sister
OF State Senator Gray Silver, and the
groom iSa grandson ofthelAte Col. Charles
II rper, of Shepherdstown.
Class No. 2 OF the Lutheran Sunday
School will have an exchange on Satur-
day of this week in NJ. B. Bakers store
room. Lots OF good things will be sold,
including about dozen especially good
cakes and some OF he famous Virginia
beaten biscuits. There will also be
large supply OF colored Easter eggs. The
public patronage is invited, as the pro-
ceeds are for a worthy cause.
MessrS. Woody & Baker have taken
the contract for the brick work on a new