Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-01-16
Thursday,
BRIEFS.

Knode.
Delicious What? Owens & Miller's
hot Sodas.
Phone Jefferson l5k. Owens & Miller
do the rest.
Many shoes at cost at Hodges to close
out odd lots.
Butter is Is cents pound and eggs are
"a cents dozen.
Grape fruit, oranges, lemons and cocoa
nuts at Schoppert's.
If you get il at Owens & Miller's you
Can count on quality.
Country clover seed, small and sapling,
at Hodges elevators.
Wheat is up TO 81 05 bushel and corn
has advanced to so cents.
New Orleans molasses and mountain
buckwheat at Schoppert's.
For Sale-Slab wood sawed to stove
length. See U. S. Martin.
For galvanized, rubber and asbestos
roofings see g. T. Hodges.
Try hot chocolate at Owens & Mil
ler'S-and you will try more.
For Sale-9OO bundles OF fodder, if sold
at once. Mrs. J. S. Phillips.
Yes, thank you'll Owens & iMiller's
cough syrup cured that cough.
Owens & Miller have all kinds OF as
sorted chocolates and candies.
Schopper has pimentoes, sweet and
sour pickles, olives and catSup.
If you did not get one of Owens & Mil
ler's calendars, leave your name.
Ever smoke the Tiona cigar? Get
wise. Sold only at Owens & Miller's.
Ii you want your picture framed right,
take it to Owens & Miller. Quick work.
Ii you contemplate building take your
plans to Hodges lumber yard for an es-
innate.
Ii you feel weak and tired, get a hot
beef tea at Owens & Miller's hot soda
fountain.
Snappy and pimento cheese and pea
nut butter, all nice for sandwiches, at
Schoppert's.
For Rent-The Magruder house, oc-
cuped by Mrs. Sellar, on Main street.
ID. 5. Rentch.
When in need of lumber and nails 90
TO Hodges lumber yard, or better yet,
just phone BOW.
For few days we offer Pekin brakes
and ducks for breeding. Also have few
Barred Rock cockerels TO spare. Benz.
Hartzell.
Our friend A. S. Link, of Duffields, in
renewing two subscriptions for 1913,
sends us kindly messages that we appre-
clate greatly.
Stark Delicious apples are selling for
SIPS per dozen in Philadelphia. Ask L,
d. Bowly, Stark representative, TO show
YOU this fruit.
All kinds of baby supplies, such as
baby foods, nursing bottles, nipples, pac-
Tiers, teething rings, ETC., for sale by
Owens & Miller.
Owens & Miller's is the headquarters
Tor vaccine points, Serums and anti-toxins
OF all kinds. Phone calls or mail orders
glveh prompt attention.
For Sale-A new sQuare-back cutter,
large antique mahogany table, a small
old-time stand, and small writing desk.
Apply to VIM. R. Miller.
Thieves broke into J. w. Smiths chick
en-houSe a half mile east Of Charles Town
lest Thursday night and stole e. White
Leghorn hens and two roosterS.
Take the advice OF all big orchardists
and plant box appleS-Stark Delicious,
Stark King David, Jonathan, etc. See
L. D. Bowly, agent, ShepherdStown, W.
Va.
In the Circuit Court at Martinsburg on
Tuesday John Knadler was indicted for
the murder OF his father, M. M. Knadler,
in Berkeley county, and the trial was set
for Monday next.
Lost on the morning OF the big fire, a
nickle lantern that was priced highly by
IFS owner. The person who has 1t will
confer favor by leaving ii with U. ).
Martin or A. E. Boswell.
c. J. Cavalier & Son will have another
OF their big stock sales on March 7th,
when they will sell fine Holstein cattle,
etc They will also sell their fine Perch
eron horse. March," a splendid animal
that weighs l $50 pounds.
Attorney Wilbur H. Thomas, Of Mar
tnsburg, has been appointed referee in
bankruptcy for the United States Court
TO fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
James D. Butt. The appointment is re-
garded as very excellent one.
Atarecent meeting of Woodlawn Grange
the following officers for the enSuingyear
were installed: John D. McGarry, Wor-
thy Master; J. W. Burr, Overseer; W.
T.McDonald, Secretary ; J. H, Blackford,
Treasurer; J. c. Unger, Lecturer; Rev.
J. c. Siler, Chaplain; J. B. Huyett,
Steward M. w. Burr, Gate-keeper.
In renewing his subscription 10 the
Register for another year, Our good FRIEND
w. D. Hayslett, Of the Leetown neigh
borhood, writes: "The Register has been
coming to our home for thirty years, and
we think that it grows better as the years
go by. We wish you many years OF
usefulness in your chosen profession"
Rev. DR. James Graham, pastor emeritus