Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-07-03
July 3, 1913.
BRIEFS.
New moon tomorrow.

Snappy, Pimento and cream cheese at
Schoppen'S.
'De Lite" brand Boston coffee only at
Renhat Bros.
Paper plates and sanitary drinking cups
at Schoppet's.
Ladies' Club and Woe Tai Tea only at
Reinhart Bros.
Conkey's poultry remedies of all kinds
at Remnant Bros.
Catalogues, cucumbers and tomatoes
al Reinhart Bros.
Butter is 20 cents pound and eggs
are 10 cents dozen.
II it's Kodak or Kodak supplies, get
II at Owens & Miller's.
Gold Medal ana "Best in the World"
flour at Reinhar Bros
Mems, women's and children's slippers
al reduced prices at Hodges.
H. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale a fine
business stand on Main street.
For sale, good secondhand horse
rake. c. J. Knott, Butler farm.
Fresh Apollo chocolates are the most
t0othsome sweetS-at Remnant Bros.
Schoppert has Welch's grape juice and
Dole'S pure Hawaiian pineapple juice.
The only time that advertising doesn't
pay is when you haven't got the goods.
Owens & Miller have just received a
large assortment of Alabastine, all colors.
For a thirst quencher, try Owens &
Miller'S coca milk, 5 cents, at the foun-
tain.
Owens & Miller are still selling Stag
paint, also roof and barn paint, cheapest
in town.
Before you buy your fishing tackle,
look over Owens & Miller's line of latest
equipment.
For medicines only, Owens & Miller
will serve you on Sunday to a. M. and
to 6p. m.
We are still selling our special l0-cent
cigars for 3 cents on Saturdays only.
Owens & Miller.
The U. d. c. will meet Friday evening
OF this week at 7 O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. H. c. Marten.
Schoppert now has the agency for
Chase and Sandborn's celebrated teas
and coffees. Give him call.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry J. E. Thomas en-
tertained the bridge club at their home in
Sharpsburg last Thursday night.
Wheat is quoted at IS cents a bushel
by our local dealers. No new wheat has
yet been delivered. Corn is 90 cents.
H. L. Snyder & Co. have some very
desirable real estate to sell-read their
advertisements elsewhere in this paper.
M. w. Wisler has bought from Harry |
A. Tenant lot fronting "a feet on
Washington street, Shepherdstown, for |
1915.
We give away every Saturday hand |
some souvenir with 25-cent purchase
OF LaMarca or Official Seal cigars. Ow-
ems 6 Miller.
Mrs. Elizabeth BailisS, former resi-
dent OF this county, died last week at the |
home OF her son in Pomeroy, Washing |
ton, aged "a years.
Mrs. Hannah Phillips, widow OF Geo.
E. S. Phillips and former resident OF
Jefferson county, died recently in Berry
vile, aged so years.
Ii you have watches, clocks or Jewelry
in need OF repairs. call on S. Leslie hen
sell, in the Entler Hotel building. He will
guarantee you satisfaction.
We have added several new SubScrib-
ers to our list this week. Everybody in
this neIghborhood ought to take the Reg
lister, when it costs but dollar year.
The Jenny Smith reunion and picnic |
will be held at Island Park, Harper'S Fer
ry, on July Both. II is expected that TO-
600 railroad men, including their families,
will be present.
A lawn fete will be held at Claymont,
the home OF Colonel Murphy, near Charles |
Town, on Thursday, July 18th, for the
benefit OF the Charles Town Hospital.
Everybody invited.
Summers Burkhart, former resident |
II
OF Martinsburg, now leading lawyer OF
New Mexico, has been appointed by
President Wilson to be United States
district attorney for that State.
John H. Lemen, of Martinsburg, for
merly of the Scrabble neighborhood, has
been appointed a member of the Berke-
ley county board of equalization and re-
view. He succeeds Stewart Strong.
A festival will be held at GreenSburg |
Friday evening OF this week for the ben
elit OF the Young Peoples Society. 1t
The weather shall be unfavorable on FIJI
day the festival will be held on Saturday.
In the Supreme Court of Appeals at
Charleston on Friday rehearing was
refused in the case OF Campbell VS. My
erS from Jefferson county. Court d.
lourned 10 meet in Charles Town on
September 3.
Mrs. Jessie Engle Johnson, OF Rsdford,
Va, writes us that the deed referred to
in last weeks Register, conveying the
Engle property to Elk Branch congrega-
ton, was made in ITO. The date had
not been given last week.
An excellent new station for the joint
use OF the B. & o. and c. & o. railroads |