Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-12-18
LITTLE LOCALS.

,,,ha oe ioI me session next Tuesday
Mnen appropriate exercises will be heic
IL you want to select any hing in the
olaSSware line like jardinieres' candle.
SUCKS. chafing dishes, etc, 90 TO Owens
fast. $3.50 | - '''''"s
The Norfolk & Western depot is mo-
as brilliant as II was. The monthly liph
OIL was too high and fine agent got in.
Slruclions TO cut. it down or The company
would go back 10 oil.
The other morning Mrs. Margaret
fiailer, who is here visiting her niece
Mrs. J. L. Sheetz, fell in her room and
GlSlocated one OF her shoulders. Drs.
Banks and .Burwell replaced the dislo-
Gated joint.
All magazines, newspapers and period
zeal subscriptions taken by Owens & Mil
Ter, giving you the advantage of the latest
publishers prices. Don't forget Owens
* Miller are agents for the daily Balti-
more Sun. etc.
Kenneth Staley, who is here from New
York tor visit for few DAYS. and
DAVID Jones, of KearneysviIIe, took a BATH
IN the Potomac river at Shepherdstown
last Monday. Some one remarked that
Inc boys must have needed bath
awfully bad.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Anne Peasants Hopkins, daugh
ter OF the late Rev. DR.. A. c. Hopkins, OF
Charles Town, to Rev. K. Ashlin White,
OF Richmond, Va, formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Gerardstown,
Berkeley county.
There will be an interesting game OF
basketball Saturday evening al I 80 o clock
IN the college gymnasium between the
Shepherd College team and The quint
from the School for the Blind and Deal
at Romney. Admission 20 cents. Every
body invited to come and see the game.
County Clerk Chas. A. Johnson, OF
Charles Town, has sent to the firemen,
TO be CHANGED off at their fair during the
holidays, handsome framed picture OF
General X. E. Lee and General Stonewall
Jackson as they appeared before the
battle oil Charlottesville. Ii has attract
ed much attention.
c. S. MusSer has bought for $500 the
lot on Princess street, near the Shep-
herdStown Garage, owned by Mt. NeOo
Lodge OF MaSonS. 1t is Mr.. MuSSer' S
intention to erect building on the lot
into which he will move the Independent
printing establishment, now in the Win
termoyer building, next 10 the Register
office.
Dogs made an attack on flock OF sheep
1 of
John Light, near Mlddleway, Tuesday
night. Seven sheep owned by Mr.. Gran
than and five OF Mr.. Lights were killed
IN the raid. M. Light heard the dogs
running his sheep, and on going out sue
ceeded in killing one OF the intTuderS.-
Advocate.
John Stanley, the Kearneysvile con-
tractor, has just completed new barn
and corn CRIB on the farm OF John Por-
teriield and ] Frank Turner, three miles
southeast OF Charles Town. The barn is
an especially fine structure, 100 feet long
with width of 46 feet. The corn crib
is double one. Both buildings have
metal roofing.
A. V. Polack, the Well-known jeweler,
| of HagerStoWn, has full line OF cut glass,
| silverWare, iewelry, etc, of all deScnp-
lions on sale at Owens q Miller'S only
| Also repairing attended 10 promptly by
| leaving your work at Owens & MIller'S
store, where It will be taken care OF and
attended to promptly. All Xmas gifts en-
graved free OF charge.
Last Sunday afternoon while playing
with youthful companion little Stuart
Osbourn, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. OS-
bourn, tripped and fell on the pavement
IN front of Mrs. CrISwell'S, and was so
unfortunate as 10 break one OF his legs
lust above the ankle He was carried
nome. and DR.. Banks put the leg in SplintS.
| Christmas is bad time for small boy
to have broken leg.
The wafer having been drawn from the
.ap4l, nSh hunters have been catching
:n,s Il BASS, crappie, catfish, Sun!Sh, carp
80 ether i.sh by SEEMING the pools iefI
n the BID of The canal. Great quaint
| ueS WeIe caught IN The levels opposite
| SheDhvrCs'Uwn the first OF the week.
| The Law requires that all baSS thus caught
De p'acl III the river, but there wasn't
| muCn of splash made in this way.
MAYOR p. f. Harrison, OF Martnsburg,
has ueen appointed deputy collector OF
| internal revenue for that city, succeeding
| ". f. Gordon, and John H. Sperow,
also OF MartinSburg, former member OF
the Legislature, has been appointed field
| deputy in place Of o. L. Summers.
these appointments have been made by
| Collector S. A. Hays, who is replacing
all the Republican officials uuder his
| jurisdiction with Democrats.
The firemenS fair will begin in their
new hall next Tuesday night, December
| sd. and It will continue through The. holl-
DAYS. The room will be made both
comfortable and attractive and every
effort will he made 10 please all visitors.
| Give the iiremen liberal patronage and
| help them TO ray for their new hall,
which is such dn ornament 10 Shepherds
town. Supper and oysters and other re-
rreshments will be served every even
ing during the fair.
Little Isabel Coyner, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. W. A. Coyner, was painfully
hurt last Saturday. While she and some
other children were playing aboui lire
one of the youngsters threw some OF the
hot ashes out with stick, and they struck
| Isabel full in the eyes. They caused the
child the most intense suffering, and Tor
a time il was feared that her eyesight
might be effected, though ii is now hoped
that this will not be the case. DR.. J. L.
Meyers gave her surgical attention.
Remember when you are planning your
| Christmas gifts for your many friends
who live at distance, that years sub
scription to The Register" will be the
most acceptable gilt Tor the ones who
have al some time lived in this vicinity.
II is weekly letter telling OF the doings
OF the old-time friends and can be sent
Tor the same cost as written letter
The paper will tell more things eacn
week than you would write in flfty-tWoo
weeks. Whoever is the recipient OF
your kindness will remember you with
| thanks each week of whole year.