Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-01-08
BRIEFS.
Owens & Miller.


NvSong.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Starry. a
iat son.
Let me have your orders for steers.
CT Wall.
A stock bull, just the breed you want.
{. F. Wall
Several fresh cows for sale, choice lot
( F. Wall.
Try our corn meal, made fresh every
dr. < f. Wall.
Ask what day Wall will ship this week
and next. {. F. Wall.
\. Is. Hays will have public sale next
Thursday, January 18th, near Scrabble.
Ne are making run on our crushed
she'll. - cts. per hundred lbs. c. F.
Wall
(. ]. Miller has had a Jefferson county
phone installed in his home west Of
Town
Three HolSteinS, one Jersey and six
other good bulls for sale this week. c..
f. Wall.
liuiS cigars, tobaccos, pipes, etc., you
wal 0e sure TO find the best al Owens &
MIXERS.
Fence yourself off from coughs and
colds with Owens & MHler's cough and
sold cure.
There will be meeting OF the u. DC.
FRIDAY afternoon at go o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Mollie Folk.
Shipping live stock from the B. & O..
stock } ards at Charles Town on Saturday.
Bung yours IN. Z. F. Wall.
Phiho Banks has moved with his family
from DR.. CTawford'S farm to the Turner
house, opposite Elm" God Cemetery.
Two choice Jerseys, two choice Hol-
stems and ten other choice fresh COWS tor
sale quick. Come at once. {. F. Wall.
MesSrS. Lupton and Wageley have
given up The moving picture business in
lne opera house. II was an Improbable
venture.
Owens & Miller solicit your patronage
and assure you that their motto is a
square deal 10 all. If II is not right we
MAKE Il night.
Another carload of choice Irish pota-
toss Just arrived. Did you kRow that we
gave 90 los TO the ouShel? c. F. Wall,
Charles Town, W. Va,
Mss Blannie B. Elliott, OF Shenandoah
Junction, and Mr.. Dennis D. Morris, OF
hdgeIStown, were married in the latter
pace on tuesday OF last week.
In sending her subscription TO the Reg
lister from Roanoke, Va, Mrs. Martha
HeIferstay writes I'VE always enjoy
reading the news OF the old home town.
have reStocked my coal yards in
ShepherdStown and now have full sup
ply OF all grades OF anthracite and btu
mlnouS coal. W. H. Knode.
The ladies' aid society ofthe Reformed
CHURCH. viii hold silver tea dt the nome
OF ". /. MCQulikIn on Friday night
January 10, froLL TO II O'Clock. Every
BODY welcome.
Candies Well, we would like to show
YOU our 29c Saturday Special IN sealed
packages, and We know you would oe
convince. All kinds of candies, mix
chocolates, etc. Owens & Miller.
The two-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leighton r. kremer, OF HagerStown, had
the misfortune to fracture one OF his legs
last week while with his parents In Shep-
herdStown visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Hodges.
Miss Katie Arthur, who has been IN
L. WelShanS'S store for several years,
has taken a position in the local exchange
OF the Jefferson County Telephone Com
pany. She succeeds her sister, Mrs.
Robert Farley.
Mr.. Henry w. Potts yesterday shipped
his enormous Tamworth male hog 10 a
breeder OF fine stock al PottStown. "a.
InlS huge hog, il is estimated, weiSneo
tull 800 pounds couple OF months ago,
as II was somewhat latter than II is nov
Mr.. Potts has a large number OF very
line Tamworths at his place near town.
There was a pleasant family reunion
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Z
B4rnhart during the holidays, when all o.
their children came home TO eat Christmas
dinner under the parental roof-Mr. ano
Mrs. E. n. Barnhart and their little
daughter, from Baltimore, Henry IRON
Roanoke and Edward from Cumoerldno
Charles E. Ways, FOR more than hal
century in the service OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. died at his home in Baltl-
more last Friday. Mr.. Ways was en-
ployed ~ the b. & o. al Harper'S Ferry
when Iohn Brown made his raid on thai
place NJ 1859, and he sent the ilrSt tele-
graphic message OF the attack 10 Inc out
side world.
c. n. Campbell and c. E. Martin
trustees for E. Graham Wilson, have
sold an orchard of q acres at OAKLAND
Church TO DR.. L luis Wilson, OF Green's
burr, Pa, who already owned nal
interest in it, Tor $500 per acre. The lane
m which the orchard was planted was
purchased three years ago at STU pei
acre. The trees are three years old ano
very thrItty.-AdvOcdte.
The annual election OF the Hagersto"r
Fair Association was held last SATURDAY
when the following officers Tor the en-
suing year were elected: PreSloent
ThoS. A Poiiinoergel vlce-preSldent
Vim. Il. Armstrong; recording. secretary
Daniel n. Staley; corresponding secre,
tdry, Palmer Tenant treasurer, nomp'
son A. Brown; directors, J. ChalmeL:
Reed, W. Merrck, Huyett, Lewis X
Schnebly, J. Ellsworth Sto1eoraKer
Milton ". Porterfleld, W. D. ClaIkSon
H. K. Beacnley, Harry E. Baker. Samue
p Angle. Abraham c. Strife.
lust as a matter OF record for future
historians who may depend upon Int
Register as a source OF local information
we make note OF the fact that the wealhe
on Christmas day was most unusual II
that torrents OF 4ain fell most OF the DAY
Beginning about noon, the ram CANT
down steadily until lar into the night, AM
lew persons were seen upon the SlreelS
Even the small boy and his flrecTackeI'
we're squelched. The gloomy wed' ne
ON the outside, however, only MADE tn'
Christmas cheer more appreciated wilnln
The day was very quiet one IN ever.
respect. New Years day was oIlg.I
ari rleasanf with a crisp SHARPNESS U