Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-05-15
Thursday,
BRIEFS.

Tobacco and cigars at Schoppert's.
Fresh candies today at Schoppert's.
New fishing tackle at Hills Pharmacy.
Miller's Pharmacy has task them
first
New cabbage and potatoes at Schop-
perts.
Huyler's candy, always fresh. at Owens
& Miller's.
See us before you buy your paint.
Hills Pharmacy.
s. w. P. is the kind of paint to use.
Hills Pharmacy.
Lowney's chocolates always fresh at
Hills Pharmacy.
Miller's Pharmacy sells Colgate's tai
Gums for IS cents.
Carriage sponges and cta,nois skins at
Owens & Miller's.
Wyeth's Phosphate of Soda 40 cents at
Miller's Pharmacy.
Miner's Pharmacy sells lemon and va
nila for Is cents pint.
lfyou need anything ia the drug line,
90 TO Owens & Miller's.
Miller's Pharmacy is headquarters for
all kinds of disinfectants.
Sick-room requisites on hand all the
time at Owens & Miller's.
Roof paint at Owens & Miller's, 90
cents gallon, guaranteed.
Time for Beef, Wine and ron-50 cents
pint at Miller's Pharmacy.
The Jefferson Circuit Court convenes
next Tuesday in Charles Town.
Schoppsrt has oranges, lemons, pine
apples, grape fruit and cocoanuts.
Our Tiona cigars at cents can't be
beaten-try them. Owens & Miller.
Col. |. v. Johnson is confined to his
home in this place by sprained foot.
Use Johnson's Foot Soap for tired and
aching feet-sold by Miller's Pharmacy.
Owens & Miller's paints sell them
selves. Why Because they are the
best and cheapest.
Confederate Veterans will meet at
Schoppert's store Saturday. May 18th, at
hall past o'clock.
Spring chickens are on the market, but
they are for milionaires only-selling at
70 TO 30 cents pound.
West Virginia'S stringent cigarette law
will 60 into effect next Wednesday. We
will publish the law in full in our next
issue.
A fine lain fell throughout this section
Yesterday. 1t had been greatly needed,
as the country had gotten very dry and
dusty.
DR.. ]. M. Miller, of Charles Town, has
been appointed president of the county
board of health for term of four years,
beginning July /, 1913.
See us if you wantto sci lcream. More
money to you than in making butter.
Ask the parties who are selling TO us.
Hertle- Hoffman Company.
Some of the young men OF the town
have made nice tennis court on. Capt.
H. c. Getzendanner's vacant lot at the
corner of High and Duke streets.
DR.. w. A. Coyner, the veterinary sur
geon, has moved from the Entler building
on Main street to the house on High street
formerly occupied by M. P, Crowl.
We want fresh eggs. Need them every
day to supply our trade. Will guarantee
you highest cash price. Bring them to
us Saturday. Hertle-Hoffman Company
Confederate memorial day will be oo-
served in Charles Town on Saturday.
May 31st. The address will be delivered
by Hon. Leigh Robinson, OF Washington
City.
A. S. Allen, B. & o.. agent at Charles
Town, has been allowed leave OF alb
sence for six months. Frank Cockrell
will fill the position while Mr.. Allen is
away.
A meeting of the u. d. c. will be held
Friday afternoon of this week at the home
of Mrs. Mollie Folk, at O'Clock. A full
attendance is desired, as arrangements
are 10 be made for the memorial day ex-
erciSeS.
The chapel at the county alms-house
was dedicated last Sunday afternoon with
impressive exercises, the sermon being
preached by Rev. c. H. Cannon, OF
Charles Town. There was a large at
tendance OF persons from various sections
OF The county.
The Y. Nj. c. A. girls Of Shepherd
College will hold an exchange Saturday
in the corner room OF tine hotel building,
TO raise funds Tor necessary purposes.
They will sell cakes, candies. brown
bread, pies and good things generally.
Patronize them if you want something
good for Sunday.
very interesting and impressive
Mothers Day service was held In Inc
Methodist Church last Sunday evening
under the auspices of fhe Berean Bible
Class. Prof F. A. Byerly was in charge
OF the service, and an enjoyable pro-
gramme was rendered. A large con-
gregation was present.
This morning T. H. Mohler, OF Adams
town, and a Democratic candidate Tor
county commissioner, sold to Charles n.
Zimmerman thoroughbred Percheron
stallion for 81 200. The animal is only
two years old, and weighs exactly l,Ioo