Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-05-14
BRIEFS.
May Il, 1914.

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Gbson's drug store.
Primary election May 23d.
6. w. p. at Hil's Pharmacy.
Alabastine. all colors, at Hills Phar-
macy.
Schimmeps pure applebutter at Rein
hart Bros.
Born to Mr-and Mrs. Friel Daniels, a
fine daughter.
Landreth's-the best garden Seeds-at
Hills Pharmacy.
Arsenate OF lead, paris green. ETC., at
Owens & Miller'S.
Grape fruit, oranges, lemons and ba-
nanaS at Remnant Bros.
lust received 300 pounds high grade
coffees at Reinhart Bros.
Martin L. Halls famous Boston coffees
for sale at Reinhart Bros.
Evaporated apricots, peaches and
prunes at Reinhart Bros.
Saturday, June 9th, will be Confederate
memorial day in Shepherdstown.
Try a can of California peaches, l5c
or ? cans for 25c at Reinhart Bros.
Hammocks, fishing tackle and other
summer necessities at Hills Pharmacy.
Owens & Miller don't keep but sell
Norris, Huyler's and Liggett's candies.
The safest and best spring tonic to take
is Owens & Miller'S beef, wine and iron.
Call me about your Shoats, sows and
pigS-shlpping every week. c. F. Wall.
The largest cake of glycerlne soap in
town for 10 cents is at Owens & Miller'S.
Did you ever try Rexall SarSaparilla
for that bad blood? Ask Owens & Mil
ler
The Jefferson Circuit Court will con-
vene in Charles Town next Tuesday,
May 10Th.
Choice lot of cattle for sale for July.
Come and see them and see just what
you are buying. c. F. Wall.
Are you interested in Victrola 4? If
so, ask Owens & Miller 10 demonstrate
il 10 you. We also sell records.
Saturday, May 30th, will be memorial
day in Charles Town. Hon. r. Gray
Williams will deliver the address.
Thirty-six phones were put out OF
business by the lightning in Shepherds
town and vicinity Tuesday evening.
The commencement exercises OF the
Shepherdstown Graded School will be
held on Friday, May 22i, beginning at 10
o'clock.
The lure OF beauty inspires the use oil
Rexall toilet preparations for the hygiene
OF the teeth, face, hands and 6ody-at
Owens q Miller'S only.
Burpee's seeds have always been sold
by Owens & Miller, who will be pleased
TO serve your seed wants this season.
Special orders given prompt attention.
Wanted-A thoroughly competent but
ter-maker wishes partner TO engage in
the creamery business at Charles Town.
Address, Box l56, Charles Town, W. Va.
DR.. ]. B. Chamberlin, optometrist, OF
Martinsburg, will be at the Hotel Rumsey
on Wednesday, May 70. from 10 a. m. to
SPIN. Eyes examined and glasses hit
ted.
The famous old play, "Uncle Toms
Cabin" is to be played in The firemen's
hall next Monday evening, for the bene-
fit of the fire department. Everybody
attend.
Through the efforts OF Senator Chiffon,
a pension Of $40 month has been grante'
by the government to Col. George a
Ponerfield, OF Charles Town,a veteran q
the Mexican War.
There will be an allday exchange
Saturday in the room next to J., L. COOK
us's for the benefit of the baseball team
Good things OF every sort will be sold
and soup and icecream will be served.
Lost between Shepherdstown and
Flowing Spring mills, on Friday, May
Sth. a package containing black cloth cut
out for a coat. Reward il returned to
Miss Phoebe Getzendanner, Charles
Town.
Lawrence Washington, a colored man
who formerly lived in Shepherdstown,
where he was well known, died a lew
DAYS ago in Newark, N. J., aged about 70
wears. His body was brought here Tor
burial Yesterday. He was pensioner OF
the Civil War.
A change of schedule on the Norfolk q
Western Railway last Sunday made Slight
changes in two trains. No. Is, SOUTH
bound. is due here now at $50 a. m,
fifteen minutes later than before, and NO.
Is, north-bound. comes ten minutes ear
lier, the time being 1920 now.
The Jefferson County Camp OF United
Confederate Veterans and other organ
izations in this section have been invited
10 attend the unwilling OF the monument
10 the Confederate dead in Arlington
Cemetery at Washington on June Ain.
The occasion promises TO be one OF great
interest to the people OF the South.
!. Fred Keplinger had an unpleasant
experience at the reunion at Jacksonville
last week. He had been in the city only
a few hours when pickpocket robbed
him Of all the money he had on his per-
son. Fortunately his railroad ticket was
not taken, and MIR. Keplinger was safe on
his transportation. He took an early
train for home, having seen but little oil
the reunion.