Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-09-03
Thursday,
BRIEFS.

Owens & Miller's.
Gibsons drug store.
( w. p. at Hills Pharmacy.
Fresh potato chips at Remnant Bros.
Good icecream soda at Hills Phar-
macy.
We have it, Owens s Miller. Ieffer-
son l5k.
Cigars, cigarettes and tobacco at Hills
Pharmacy.
Conkey's laying tonic makes hens lay.
Remnant Bros.
Mocha, Java and Maracaibo coffees at
Reinhart Bros.
Martin L. Halls famous Boston coifees
at Remnant Bros.
Try Syracuse pillow in that hard
ground. H. T. Licklider.
School books and school supplies of
all kinds at Hills Pharmacy.
Our popular 25-cent loose roast coffee
is incompatible. Reinhart Bros.
Conkey's limberneck, cholera and all
other remedies at Reinhart Bros
CheeSes ! Cheeses CheeSes Pimento,
Club and Tasty, at Reinhart Bros.
lust received Heintz's sweet pickles,
10 cents a dozen, al Reinhart Bros.
A DeLaval separator will save you
money you are wasting. H. I. Licklider.
We have novelties free for your chill
dren. Owens 6 Miller. Call to see us.
We sell more high-grade coffees than
any store in the county. Remnant Bros.
Fresh supply OF National Biscuit COM
pany's cakes and crackers at Reinhart
Bros.
A fine daughter was born in Shepherds
town last week TO MIR. and Mrs. William
Goodrich, OF Baltimore.
1t doesn't matter what you may want
during fair week, just ask Owens & Mil
Ter for it, and you will get it,
The stork visited the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Myers last Saturday and
lett there ID pound daughter.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilson died last Thursday after
brief illness from cholera infantum.
Examine the Domestic before buying a
gasoline engine. have them in stock
ior demonstration. H. 7. Licklider.
James Wilson, of the Shenandoah juno
ton neighborhood, lost % hogs from
cholera in the past couple Of weeks.
The annual fair dance is TO be held in
the town hall this Thursday night. II is
expected 10 be very brilliant affair.
You can't beat the Stag brand OF paint
for durability, economy and satisfaction.
See Owens & Miller before you paint.
The Register goes TO press day earlier
than usual this week, so that all hands
may have opportunity TO enjoy the fair.
A small engine does not cost you much
and will save you lots OF hard work. Let
us show you good pumping outfit. H.
T. Licklider.
We appreciate your kind patronage and
solicit your future needs. Our preScrip-
ton department is the best in the county.
Owens & Miller.
No matter what record you may want
for your Victrola, Owens & Miller secure
it for you promptly. Try them and see
for yourself. Victrolas also.
The Best-if you love her she deserves
the best-N-rris' exquisite candies, sold
only by Owens & Miller Also HuYlsr'S
and all other kinds always fresh.
The barn on the George Light farm,
tenanted by E. E. Lemaster, near Bed
ington, was burned last Sunday after
noon, together with lot OF hay, harness,
implements, etc.
For Sale-Two bay horses, well match
ed, make fine double team. Also good
rubber-tire Surrey, and set OF double
harness, good as new. Will sell at
bargain Nj. L. Hickey.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, optometrist, Of
MartinSburg, will be at the RumSey Ho-
tel, ShepherdStown, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 10th, from 10 a. m. to D p. m.
Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
Successfully passing the physical ex-
animation on the second test, having been
rejected on the first, George S. Eyster, Of
Charles Town, has been given an ap-
pointment TO a cadetShip at the West
Point Military Academy.
Mr.. Clarence F. Loudon, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Loudon, OF Bakerton,
Jefferson county, and Miss Jennie M.
FiScus, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Fiscus, OF Berkeley county, were married
last week at the Lutheran parsonage in
Winchester by Rev. George s. Bowers.
The B. & o. Railroad has LET the con-
tract for new passenger station at StraS-
burg Junction, Va. II was badly needed
but not more so than decent building
is needed at Shenandoah Junction. The
present depot there is disgrace to the
company and menace to the travelling
public.
The first exhibition OF the Charles
Town horse show was somewhat marred
last Friday by the rain, the attendance
being small. On Saturday, however,
there was large crowd of visitors and
much interest was manifested. A NUM-
Der of the best horses in Virginia were
exhibited.
John p. Rissler, farmer residing near
Charles Town, reported robbery which
occurred last Sunday night at his home