Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-07-10
BRIEFS.

Sanitary soda water and pure milk at
Hills fountain.
Butter is 20 cents pound and eggs
are 10 cents dozen.
All kinds of poultry and cattle remedies
at Owens & Miller's.
The best disenfectant is Kreso, sold on
" by Owens & Miller.
Fishing tackle that is sure to catch the
fish at Hills Pharmacy.
Full line of hammocks and croquet sets,
81 up. at Hills Pharmacy.
Full line of talcum powders and toilet
articles at Hills Pharmacy.
Goods delivered free by Owens & Mil
Ter. Phone Jefferson 15-K.
TIE Lutheran reunion at Pen-Mar will
be held on Thursday, July oath.
Just received large supply OF concern
and stoneware at Reinhart Bros.
Mazda electric lamps, prices reduced
10 IS to 60 cents each, at Hodges.
For that itching try Owens & Miller's
sulphur and cream OF tartar lozenges-l0c.
For the evening call, take her box OF
Huyler's-sold only at Owens & Miller's.
It's great sport with kodak. Kodaks
and supplies sold only at Owens 6 Mil
ler'S.
That Violet Dulce talcum powder
bought at Owens & Miller's is simply de-
lightiul.
Highest cash prices will be paid at Lee
land for young chickens weighing one
pound or more.
Jelly glasses and fruit jars, patent and
plain, jar rings, wax strings and parowax,
at Reinhart Bros.
Hammocks, croquet sets, best line oil
fishing necessities, at Owens & Miller's
everything new.
II it's cut glass, silverware or any pres
ent suitable for gilt, get it at Owens &
Mller'S (Polack's).
Charles D. Wysong is having large
and substantial brick silo erected on his
farm southeast of town.
ThreShing coal, best grades and lowest
prices, at Hodges Shepherdstown and
KearneySville elevators.
The members of the girls sorority and
number of invited guests had an enjoy
able picnic at the fair grounds last Friday
The firemen ask us to thank the ladies
and others who helped recently at the
lawn festival, which was a gratifying sue
cess.
For Sale-Two fine brood sows with
pigs by their side, and one good heavy
blind work mare. Apply to ]. A. Engle
Uvilla.
The late John H. Show, whose deatf
was reported last week, made no will
and his estate will be divided among hi:
children.
Congressman VIM. q. Brown came
through Shepherdstown last Saturday II
his automobile on his way back iron
Gettysburg.
CarefuIness carried to the extreme II
the preparing OF your prescription atOw-
ems & Miller's. Registered pharmacls
always in charge.
Miss Mary E. Emerson and Mr.. Johr
c. Wagner, both of Berkeley county
were married last Friday in Martinsbufl
by Rev. B. w. Meeks.
Miss Sally Page Andrews went TO tn
Charles Town hospital the first OF IN
week, where she will undergo treatmen
for a badly infected hand.
Miss Grace Wageley has recent,
beautified her home on German street IN
side and out. The painting has beel
done by VIM. Rutherford.
Early peaches have been on the mar
ket this week, but they are designed 10
the wealthy-30 cents dozen. 1t cost
nothing for one look, however.
There were very pretty displays OF lire
works last Friday night at the homes o
Messrs. Benjamin Hartzell and D. M
Rouark at the south end of town.
There will be a festival at Keller Sat
urday night of this week. Allare cordial
ly invited TO come and help along
worthy cause. Hours 5 p. m. to II p. m
Classes No. 3, A and Of the Reforme'
Sunday School will hold lawn fete Sat
urday night, July 10Th, at the home OF X
T. Banks, south of town. Everyone cor
daily invited.
Some fine strings of bass have bee
caught in the Potomac at ShepherdstoW
the past week. A party OF fshefme
from Norristown, Pa, have had especial
ly good luck.
H. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale
very good bargain in a dwelling-hous
in Shepherdstown. Comfortable neN
house, large lot, good stable and othe
outbuildings, in desirable location-onl
$500.
Geo. w. BillmYer, agent for the Over
land automobile in this place, has sold
iive-pasSenger Car to F. L. Hamilton, {
the Palm Hotel, Charles Town, who WI
use it TO transfer passengers between tn
hotel and railroad stations.
In renewing her subscription, Mr.:
Bertha Thompson, OF East Orwell, Ohio
writes: 1--WE enjoy reading the Registe
very much, and do not wish to miss
single copy, for if brings us many inter
estlng items from West Virginia.
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