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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

In its issue for May The Friend pays
a high tribute to High Sheriff Henry
and voices regret at his being forced
toSresign to make way for Mr.. Jar
Tetts. 1t brands this change in the
administration Of the Oahu prison as
'the dirtiest piece of politics we have
known in long time"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

Voters to the number of 81, resi-
dents of the first of the fourth. Palo-
10, met last night and organized an'
other Progressive precinct club. OFF,
GERS elected were: s. r. Stone, pres
ident; s. p. Kepano, vicepresident;
X. 8. Kohiharla, treasurer, and c. A.
Brown, secretary.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

Among the residents Of the other
islands who are visiting in Honolulu
and who are registered at the Young
Hotel are T. Brandt, Waimea; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. d. Baldwin. Kauai; ]. G. Kel-
Ter, Kauai; G. N. Wilcox, Kauai;
Charles Gay, Lanai; A. B. Carlyle, ka-
hului, and d. c. Lindsay, Kahului.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

The members of The Catholic La
dies Aid Society will gather on the
roof garden of the Young hotel at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning for spe-
cial meeting. A full attendance is re-
quested as several important business
matters will be brought up for discus
sion. @
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

The members of St Andrews Guild
and Auxiliary are holding their May
meeting this afternoon at the resi-.
denee of Mrs. w. r. COMBS, Alewa
Heights An automobile is meeting
the Liliha street cars to convey the
members to the gathering.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

The plaintiff in the Ward vs.. Inter-
Island damage suit had James Merse-
berg on the witness stand this morn
ing in Judge Robinsor's court. The
witness described how the accident to
Ward happened and showed the jury
with the aid Of model how the ca
Bile is alleged to have slipped and
thrown Ward to the deck of the wharf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

What are y'n going TO do about it?S
is the unique topic Of an. address
which LorTin A. Tnarston viii deliver
at the University Club at 1915 o'clock
Thursday Afternoon, Members Of the
club are invited 70 be present and to
bring their friends. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

8. T. Starrett Is proceeding against
the Hawaiian Canneries Co., Ltd, J..
Oswald Lntted and Isadore Jacobs,
asking for an injunction to restrain
defendants from issuing or delivering
any shares in the company. G. w.
Ashford is Starrett's attorney and the
location of the proposed company is
to be at Kapaa, Kauai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-26

There win be work in the second de-
gree at 4 special tIleattns Of Houclell
Lodge 4Os, F, s i. ~, which has been
called for 7:3o a'ciocS. this evening.
- &.
Delegate Kuhio has signified his in
tention of attending the Kamehameha
alumni next Wednesday evening. The
delegate will be down for a response
to one of the numerous toasts. III,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19
CLASSF lIED AND RATES

Advertisements Viii be accepted iu the
World and Sun on tho following conditions
ONLY
NJ al les than l5c. We reserve ihc
rIsht tO revise and classify al. ads. Return
wrong rapAes 4L.ee umo ads very seldom
fhu Money refunded Ju amused Insertions.
f'rr0rs corrected oI money refunded
RATES
Oue cent % word tor euph Issue. Phone
your Ad 10 1000. luur credit ls good 90 you
own telephone. taasla,atuu lH, r-alh+
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19
MISCELLANEOUS

DIRE --HAkING fancy sewing or rain.
Phone 1868
TIINE .-a eHf price sale COINS H. at fa-
mars t.r...f. store 20 West frf 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED -Four or fve.room house. mod
eru. permanent renter, references. BoN
1-3 care World.
NAN ND WIFE. 100 children require five
room modern house. new or pr1ctrais
rer. located ou south side. permanent
careful. rent reasonable and references. Box
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENr-New apartments. Fourth and
Elgin, $50 per month Blair Bros.
FOR RFNT-Five room furnished apart
meut. Ninth and Boulder Phone 25'i.
FOR RFNT-The most up 70 date brick
apartments In III, city four rooms nd
bath. 5l4 West Third. Phone s37
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS

TOR RLNT-sulte Of three modern office
rnn. Anrly world ofies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19
UNFURNISHED ROOMS

WANTFD-Tvo or three uufurushcd rooms
with elderly couple, close In. Cali 2O6
East Tenth
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-19

WANTED C,wpd girl Cal iu person.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26

Public Sales.
The following is list OF the public
sales TO De held in this section when are
now, or will DC, advertised in the Regis
ter:
February 26-Personal property by W
B. Sampsell, near Engle's Switch.
February 27-Personal property by |.
l.. Koontz, south OF ShepheruStown.
March &C. q. felker, on Sandy
Ridge.
March 3-Personal property by r. w
Clendening, 3 miles west oil Charles
Town.
March s. Personal property by q
Newton Moore, southeast OF Charles
Town.
March 5-Personal property by r. l.
VanMetre, near Vdnclevesv'lle.
March 6-Personal property by Walter
Cation, southeast Of Shepiierdstoan.
March 6-PerSonal property by Gar
land n. Manuel near Shenandoah juno
lion.
March personal property by p. N
Brilliant, east OF Shepherosiown.
March 9-Personal property by Thos
L. NARROW & Son, at Ron Hall, neal
Charles Town.
March g-Personal property by +. M
Creamer, near WInebrenner's Cross
Roads.
March 1O-Personal property by NJ
K. Moler near Uvilla.
March llih- Personal property o>
Geo. D. Baumgardner, near Hdlltown.
March r. Personal property by Z
n Reinhart, nehr Shepherdslown.
March l3-Personal property by /. y
Fverhart. near Kearneysvllle.
March l4-Persoual property by Mrs
NARY E. Needy in Shepherdlo~n.
March 49, Valuable horses, cattle
sneep hogs, etc. oy Floyd L. Watson
near Leetown. =,
March 2O-Personal property by 7. n
Moore, half mile east OF Charles Town
March 2l-The valuable farm OF Phil'E
a Welshdns. deceased, OF Berkeley
county. in front OF the courthouse II
| MartinSbufg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
Wintry Weather.

Wintry Weather.
There was another genuine winter storm
throughout this section the flrst OF the
,veek wnen a great blanket OF snow was
added 10 that which already cove ed the
sarth. The snow began before day Mon
day morning, and all the day long it tell
s,raaIly stopping about dark. Scarcely
IKE melted, as II fell on snow and The
weather was very cold. and there was a
fresh covering OF The beautiful ABOUT SIX
inches in thickness. The scene iuesoay
morning, when the sun shone oriiiiantv
ON the v, st exparse OF snow, was one OF
the greatest beauty, and town ana coun-
try looked like fairyland. The weatner
was very cold, the thermometer naving
ooiten down to 8 above zero. lhesleign-
mo has been fine since the snow TALL:
The storm was general one, east and
west. 10,
of the season-coider, indeed, ihan II US
vally gets in this section. At the EDITORS
home The thermometer showed 4 degrees
nUlow zero at s O'Clock Al 7o'clock the
thermometer at Owens & Miller's drug
s,ore in the Register building showed III
nrIow zero. Waller l. Demory, south
of Town. reports that early IN the morn
mo hrs thermometer registered 20 below
zero and Sharpsburg came next with 10
below. Everybody agreesthaithe wealth
or was away below treezo, whatever var
;,tions there may have been in the Their
mometrrs. Horses that came to town l
the early morning were covered WIN
frost and the drivers were almost as oao
off a peculiarity noticed in the eaIly
morning was that the air was filled with
frost CRYSTALS that shone in the sunlight
like tiny diamonds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
The A. b. G. Federation.

An enthusiastic and impressive meet
ing of the Adult Bible Class Federation OF
ShepherdstoVn anu friends OF the move
ment was held Monday evening in the
old college hall, when supper was
served TO nearly hundred men. The
occasion was one OF genuine interest. and
II is anticipated that much good is going
10 come vi the work Of The Federation.
Alter the supper had been served by a
number OF young ladies', with enjoyable
music oy The college orchestra, Prot. J.
ID. Muidoon, president OF the Federation,
took Charge as POSTMASTER. He told OF
The objects OF the organization, what II
mas done and what il hopes 10 accomplish.
In response 10 calls 0y the POSTMASTER,
addresses were made 10y Rev DR. Charles
Gnlselln, OF The Presbyterian Church; h.
L. Snyder, OF the Lutheran Church; W..
p. Llckllder, OF the Southern Methodist
Church; u. L. Rentch, OF the Reformed
Church; Rev. ]. w. Ware, OF the EpiS-
copal Church Mr.. Conrad, visitor from
Ohio; and Prof. ThoS. c. Miller. OF
Shepherd College, who is president Of
the West Virginia Sunday School Asso
citation, made an interesting talk on the
general scope of the work. A general
discussion OF plans and purposes follow
ed, IN which much interest was shown
by those who were present Rev. DR..
Station, of HagerStown, who had been
announced for an address, was not pres
ent, and it was unanimously decided that
the committee should secure hun for an
address at an early date. The sentiment
was very decided for continuance OF
the work OF the Federation and enlarge
ment and development of its plans, and
II is hoped that great good Will result
Before adjournment. resolutions were
adopted expressing the thanks OF those
present 10 Prof. F A. Byerly and his
entertainment committee and the lady
helpers for their efforts in making the oc-
casion so successful and enjoyable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
In the Jefferson Circuit Court.

We hole lie iUiiUWlng proceedings Vi
Tic Jefferson IlTcull CUuit sine The las,
publication:
Everett Johnson, colored, admitted
stealing d suitcase dnu lis conleDlS rom
the Stallion dt Shenandoah Junltlon, anu
Vas found gully vi pelIl LARCENY. lhr
Value oi Inc slolen property was not SUI
IIclent 10 make II felony.
Ben Blown, coloreu, was convicted Of
stealing SUN vi money from the person
vi FIeu Copper, also coioTed, While ne
~dS teaching The idller some vi The latest
Steps III dancing al The house vi Bins
Brown IN CHARLES lUWniu dhuafy Inc
offence being the second one Tor which
ben has been Convicted, The ConvlclIUn
uTlngS ~ MIN sentence IN The pehiten-
daily.
The sale OF Sixth-tenthS OF an acre u
idnu by 1 . =. Green, executor, 10 Edwin
-. Baker tor 500 was conIiImed.
A divorce was gr nled " ChaS A.
ourrell IRON Lyoa e. Buuell.
In d suit in which l. Roper was
plaiutiIf and Harry L. Roper Was defend-
ant, a judgment Was IenueIed III fdVuI
II Inc 1urmer for SAB So
The National CIllZenS Bank OF Charles
Town was The pldlnllll IN several actions
Instituted 10 recover on nuleS h Id Oy
Judgments were rendered IN lis fdvo'
against Ii. w., E. Z. and ID. BIilmy er
'Iur S6l4. 10; against n. Z Mundey, u
ana L. Z. Bll.nyeI Tor $5O7 so; against
Charlotte X. Fdyman ana II. L. Mundey
Ior $3,Oo8.
Inc lasl jury trial OF the term was The
lrlal oil owen Johnson for resisting an
officer OF the Town or Charles Town
Johnson was acquitted by the jury.
In the case OF Thomas Jones against
The Baltimore & Ohio Raj rOad Company,
Judge W oous overTuled Inc demurrer 10
me evidence and enlereu judgment against
lne b. d o.
The sale of the "ShadySide Farm OF
The late DAVID Billmyer by special Com
missloners Bellzhouver and Wilkins 10
DAvid Lemen, al. ST. per acre, Was con-
armed oy Inc court.
Court adjourned for the term on Tues
Law
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
Personal Mention.


The family of Inspector James S.
Philips, OF The U. S. Navy, is expected
here This eek from Portsmouth, N. H.,
where they have been living tine past
year. Mr. Phillips has not been in gooo
health, and has been granted a leave OF
absence for six months. Mrs. Phillips
and Phillips Berkeley have also been
sick, and they will all leave Portsmouth.
Miss Lou D. Mann lett on Monday for
B iltlmore, where she will buy her stock
vi new spring millinery. She was &C
compdned by MISS Mabel Coftinoarger,
who expects to secure a position as MIL
liner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson, OF
Charles Town, were called TO Philddel-
pnid last Friday by the erlous illness o.
their daughter, Mrs. Richard Z. Meyer,
following surgical operation.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Imbach and their
children, OF Martinsburg, and Mr. Geo.
w. Walters, OF Roanoke, spent Sunday
IN ShepherdstoWn with The family OF Mr
G. E. Walters.
Mr. / L. Mohler, of Grottoes, Va, is
here to spend some time with the family
OF Col. |. V. Johnson. Col. Johnson,
Aho has be- i'll, is now improving.
MIR. Charles w. Licklider left this morn
ing for Ekins, w. Va, TO take up his
duiies as manager Of the farm connected
with the Odd Fellows Home.
Mr.. p. M. Dreamer was caller at the
Re,ister Office last Saturday. He will
have sale on March 9th near Wineoren-
ner's Cross Roads.
Mr.. Joseph Tenant and his little daugh-
fer Iua. OF Gettysburg, Pa, spent SeveIa
DAYS the past week with relatives IN
Shepherdstown.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Staley left this
morning for a visit of d week or two win
relatives and friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
We are sorry TO report that Mr.. Joseph
SNYDER has been quite sick Tor the pasl
couple of weeks at his home IN this
place.
Mr.J D Foreman. one OF the Regis
t.r's friends rom west OF town, called
sterday aud renewed his subscription.
Mr.. Pm Brilliant, who lives on the
Blllmyer farm, east OF town, mas oeen
quite sick the past week.
DIR. Hopkins Gibson was sick the past
week win an attack Of grip, but IS again
al his Office.
Mr. Henry w. Potts has been on the
sick list week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
Concert Bv Irving College Glee Club.

The concert in the col eye auditorium
last night by the Girls Glee Club OF Irv-
ing College was delightful entertainment
and was attended by large audience.
This is the third concert here by this Clue,
and each year it has been greeted by
greater numbers-a genuine tribute to the
excellence of its work. Last nilht the
music was rendered delightfully."-. the
chorus being evenly balanced and the
parts splendldiY sustained. A pleasing
feature OF the entertainment was the ex-
ceedingly clever readings OF Miss Lavina
Lines, who was inmitable in her reId-
ton of sever humorous selections.
Miss Mabel Frances Hall is director OF
the glee club, and the ihoroughness OF
her training is manifest in the work OF
her girls. The members OF the company
were entertained in the homes OF the peo-
pie of the town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
The Deadly coaIoiI Can.

There have been number OF dreadful
deaths in this section during The past
week as result of attempting 10 kindle
or quicken fires by the use OF coal oil.
Last Saturday night Mrs. Mary Shade,
wife OF A w. Shade. of Glengary. Berke-
ley county, poured oil into coal stove
TO stimulate the fire, when an explosion
followed, throwing the blazing oil all
over her. She was terribly burned, and
fingered in great agony until the next
morning when death relieved her suffer-
ing. She was 25 years old Mr.. Shade
was very badly burned in trying 10 save
his wife.
AT Strasburg Va, last Sunday after
noon, tive children were dreadfully burn
ed at the home of James Lake when they
attempted to light fire with coaloll.
The oil in the can exploded, and all the
children in the room were developed in
flames. Iva Lake, aged six years. died
from her injuries next day, and Elmer
Lake, fifteen years old, died soon AFTER
ward The other three may recover.
Last Friday, near 30, ce, Va Oscar and
Bessie Kent. children OF George Kent,
poured COdlUll OH q IlIc, dHu i've III ca
ploded, setting them afire. Both chill
dren were burned 10 death On Thurs
day Mrs. Sarah O'ROurke, 90 years OF
age, was burned to death al her home.
near White Hall, Frederick county, Va,
her dress having caught tire from an open
fireplace At Winchester, Thursday night,
Hiss Bessie Ridgeway, ATTEMPTED to
quicken tire by pouring coaloll upon
live Goals An explosion followed and
she was burned 10 death, her sister. Miss
Annie RIdgeway, being badly eurned
also.
AT Bunker Hill. Berkeley county. last
Saturday night, coaioil lamp exploded
IN the home OF Robert Parker. a respect
able colored man, and in the tire that re-
suited his wife and one. OF his children
were burned to death, and four other
children were burned so badly That two
of them may not recover. Parker's house
was destroyed by the fire, which COM
municated to the home OF William Hen
derson and burned il also. The fire was
started by the colored woman attempting
to till lighted lamp with coaloil.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
Basketball.

Basketball.
Shepherd College has not been able me ne
mast week to break its losing streak In
basketball. Last FIJI ay night the Mar,
tinsburp High School came down ano
defeated the second team oy the score OF
II to5. The game was pretty rough ou.
well PLAYED, and the closeness OF tne
sco,e made II very interesting About
twenty tive of the High School girls came
down on a big sled la root Tor their opfS.
and they rooted in lively and effective
manner. II was about as Interesting 10
waich them as II WAS to see the e'rle.
On Saturday night The girls team rom
chambersourg played the She nheid Col
eee gs team here ,,s ard , sh0qs s 1ns
Score peine IL to 6. Our am vas
handle .pped in PLAYING boys rules, mol
having piAyeI that way until very recent
~ They fought with vigor. oui cou'o
~, oet away from The bad luck that ioI
several weeks has attended The teams
Ienfesenting Shepherd College.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
Morgan's Grove Troubles Over.

Al the meeting OF stockholders of the
MoIgan's Grove Agricultural ASSOCIATION
In this place tuesday afternoon The va
cdnCy caused by lre resignation uf seven
directors was iiled oy The election OF
Charles D. Wysong. Frank X. Met uilkin,
Adrian w BhimyeI, john p ksarIoli and
Z. Hess Reinhdit, of Jefferson county,
Charles y. krelzer. OF Washington ,oun-
ty. and Robert L. VdnMrlre, Of Berkeley
County. There was larg- gathering VI
Stockholders and other Interested per-
sons III The iiIemen's new hall, where
The meeting Was held II. L Lyme was
made Cnaii Man vi The meeliIig dnd 1. u
Muiuoon secretary. After necessdr, pre-
lminaIieS, Committee On Credentials
Was named, telieIS weie appointed anu
nominations were Called for. directors ioI
each county being named separately.
Mr.. WySong presented the names OF the
i've genllemen above named Tor Ieiier-
SON county, and F. D. Trump named u
>. Martin, VI Shepherdslown, as Inc Can
diuaie VI The faction ne represented The
Stockholders supporting The candidacy vi
Mr.. Martin cldinieu Tie right IL vote iur
HIM ON Tie cumulative plan, aud inns was
i(tk W kuN laakhiNhk w tIG w uCD
Inc vote Was labuldleu II was found thai
MeSSrS. WySong, M,Qunkin, Bnlmyer,
kedIfotl anu Reinnarl nau each recelveu
Z15 straight votes, While MT. Marun hdO
81 Straight Votes. me telleIs deciding
~ allow The cldim Tor cumulative vule,
which was Argued Tor uy 4. >. Musser,
50 vi Mr.. MaTlln'S vUlcs wvIc multiplied
D. i've, giving nin lyO, anu he hau uue
aAuilional siraisnI Volr, making Total vi
l9l. All VI The Supporters VI Mr.. MIDI
llm. Save one, vulcu iur MIN only. None
vi Tic SLppOitrIs vi Tic Ticket lhdl wdS
elected VUleu On the Qualitative plan, mol
Was tile tickel scrdlcnru oy slhgle vUleI :.
1 he maIuIIly vole Was cUmposru vi 2U2
pTUXIeS auu IS leISUiidi VUieS, " hlle Mi {.
.haIlin'S vvle was cUlnpo>eu vi 81 Proxies
aud seven peISundl vulrS.
The nominee VI the majority as direc.
Tor Tor W dshington County waS ChaIieS
ID. kIelZer, .-hu DIS no cdhoiudlr Was
nanied ogalnsl nm ne wds elected undn-
lmvusly. fUr bcrXelry CUunly, kVUerl
L. VdnNlrlIe dnu UscdT l.. opeIUw weIS
nominated Mr.. VdnMelTe was elcCleu,
receiving 264 vules Io Is ror Mr.. Sprru~
conniiliee Was opSVinleu ~ revise
ialer lo the STOCKHOLDERS.
The bOdTu oi directors is called 10 meel
IN The liIemen's hall Saturday, eIlernUon
vi lhis " eek al 2 O'Clock luI Inc purpose
vi organizing.
IL Is now hoped that there will be no
TURNER truuClr over llir management VI
Inr idH. Inc vote on TUESDAY W 40 such
an unmiStakdole Expression o, Inc viii Y,
inc stocknoiaers lnal The maIoIily Cannot
oui feel Thai Practically tile eutne assn
IIdtiun Is back u II. " hlle Inc Ighl ~as
Oh II Was SPICY one, but tiow tIIal II
mas been Selileu, lei The WHOLE continually
unile III making The next IdlI the oesl thai
We have ever yel nelu.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
Feed The Birds.

If you have any partridges on your
place. LET'S help you take care OF them
We will pay for The grain # you will put
II out. And we don't care whether or
not YOU allow hunting, we will help you
preserve the birds anyway Call al Mil
ler's Pharmacy or Jefferson Milling Co.,
Charles Town, and get the grain free.
DR. c. L. SKINNER,
A s. ALLEN.
TIC BOWLING,
w. W. JOHNSON,
c. p. MILLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-02-26
PUBLIC SALE.

Having rented my farm. will sell pos
lively without reserve all my horses,
mules, cattle, hogs and complete outfit
of farming implements and harness. near
ly new, on my farm two miles north OF
Sharpsourg, on the Shatpsburg and Ha-
gerstown pike. at Moudcl's station, NJ
& w. R.R. Owing 10 the roads being
dritied. | have postponed my sale from
february 18th to Saturday, February Is,
1914.
CHARLES E. REMSBURG.
SharnSnfiry Md