Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-06-26
Thursday,
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Hills Pharmacy.
Fat mackerel and Potomac roe herring
at Reinhart Bros.
Try Owens & Miller's thirst quencher,
sc, at the fountain.
Pay your automobile and other license
tax before the lst of July.
Butter is 20 cents pound today and
eggs are 10 cents dozen.
Full line of hammocks and croquet sets,
81 up, at Hills Pharmacy.
Full line ottalcum powders and toilet
waters at Hills Pharmacy.
Two fresh cows for sale. Apply to H.
|. Lyme, Wild Goose Farm.
Eggs wanted-highest cash price guar
anteed. Hertle-Hoffman Co.
Yes, buy all my best girls candy at
Owens & Miller's. Nothing like it.
Grape fruit, pineapples, bananas, Or
anges and lemons at Remnant Bros.
Full stock OF mems, women's and chill
dren's shoes and slippers at Hodges.
Pimento, Tasty, Club, Imported Swiss
and Cream cheeses at Remnant Bros.
Let Owens & Miller serve you your
Sunday paper. Leave your order now.
In one day last week 1000 hogs died
from the heat in the Chicago stock yards.
Portland cement and Ivory Wall Plas-
ter, salt, coal and feed ataHodges' eleva-
tors.
Binder Irvine and threshing coal at
Hodges, Shepherdstown and Kearneys-
vile.
Wheat is quoted today in our local mar
kets at 90 cents a bushel. Corn IS 60
cents.
Friday of next week will be the 4th OF
July-a legal holiday and big day in
general.
Owens & Miller are still selling Stag
paint, also roof and barn paint, cheapest
in town.
FOR SALE CHEAP-One Blue Bell
cream separator, will be sold cheap. H.
+. Licklider.
For medicines only Owens & Miller
will serve you on Sunday s TO 9 a. M,
and TO 6p. m.
Just received a fresh supply OF Apollo
chocolateS-the kind that is different
at Reinhart Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Wysong entertain
ed the Bridge Club very delightfully."- last
Friday evening at Sudley Place.
Sell your cream and save the work OF
making butter this hot weather. Cans
furnished. Hertle- Hoffman Co.
Raspberries are ripe, but growers are
asking unusually high prices fifteen
cents a box, and scantily filled at that.
Martin L. Halls "De Lite" brand of
Boston coffee will delight you-have you
ever tried it2 For sale only at Remnant
Bros.
Owens & Miller are always ready to
serve you any time day or night. Phone
Jefferson 15-K or Jefferson Blk night
GILL
Expressman James E. Barnharts
faithful horse, "Dick," is off duty this
week-he ran nail in his loot and is
taking treatment.
The Senior League of the Bakerton
Church will hold a festival at Oak Grove
school-house Saturday evening OF his
week. The public invited.
A party OF three local fishermen spcnt
three dollars for bait last Friday and put
in full day fishing for bass in the Poto-
MAGNET result, two little orphan fish.
The engagements announced OF George
R. Vending, Jr,, formerly OF Charles
Town, and Miss Jean Bruce Hademan,
OF Louisville, Ky. The wedding will
take place next fall.
The election in Charles Town district
10 decide whether or not $50, OOO IN bonds
shall be issued to build bridge across
the Shenandoah river at Bloomery will
be held on July 10th.
al do not want to miss single copy OF
he Register, which gives me news from
nv old home and enables me to keep IN
touch with my old friends. - Mrs.
Mary N. Moore, Cover, Missouri.
Henry Maleester has gotten his thresh-
ing outfit in first-class condition, and Will
be ready for business as soon as Inc
wheat is dry enough. He has added TO
his machine a Gardiner City feeder.
The Shepherdstown baseball team was
badly licked here last Friday by the Ha-
gerstown Orioles, the visitors winning
by a score of IL to B. Our boys play
with Charles Town this afternoon al
o'clock.
The Isaac Motter farm of 100 acres,
with valuable Improvements, adjoining
Willamsport, Md, was sold at pubic
sale in Hagerstown on Tuesday Tor $zIo
an acre. Ii was bought by Alex. Arm
strong, IT,, though il is said he purchased
it for another person.
Robert Watson, who ran away from
the home OF Mr.. B. F. Fulk, near kear-
neysville, by whom he was taken to De
reared. twelve years ago, returnedto Jei-
ferson last week Although but boy OF
twelve years when he left, he has been
in almost every State in the Union.
Wade Rhodes, of Fayetteville, W. Va
has won asuit for $l2, 900 from the BOOM
er Coal and Coke Company, one ofwnose
mules kicked him and broke his back.