Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-02-11
BRIEFS.


Today the sun rises at 6,57 and sets at
532.
Celery, cabbage and onions at Schop-
rsh's.
Head lettuce and fresh kale at Rein
hats.
Wanted, delivery boy at Remnants
goeey.
lent begins next Wednesday, Febru-
sr I'M.
Prescriptions filled accurately by Owens
< Miller.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Laska Stanley,
fine daughter.
Garden seeds for early house sowing,
at Remnants.
Schoppert has just received lot of
fresh canuleS.
Valentine day comes on Sunday next,
February 18th.
Evaporatedapricots, peaches andprunes
a, SchoPpertS.
No matter whatyou want, go to Owens
& Nlller'S first.
Wheat-a-laxa, whole wheat flour, at
Remnants Saturday.
Canned lima beans, string beans and
succotash at SChoppertS.
For everything good to eat, phone
your order TO Reinharts-'phoue 60-F.
For Sale-A good fresh COW and her
cali and nice clover seed. J. c. Unger.
Resuol, cutcura, Packers or any other
kind OF soap at Owens & Miller'S.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. J. Harry Hill, on
February Sth, a pound daughter.
Get recipe booklet on Washburn-C ros-
by Co Wheat-a-laxa at Remnants.
Drink Martin L. Halls "De Lite" brand
OF Boston coffee and be delighted-Rein-
hart
Ask Owens & Miller about the razor
tratIs guaranteed for life-$2OO up 10
$3.50.
Finest Java, Mocha, Maracaibo and
Santos cJueeS, straight or blended, at
R-uh5rIS.
i#cay Tracey died in Harper's Ferry
on Monday from paralysis. Three Sis
ters and a brother survive him.
All kinds OF horse and cattle powders
a. Owens & Miller's. international is
tie leader and best tor results.
Eggs have again taken tumble, and
tue local price today is p cents dozen.
Butter IS still . cents pound.
FOR a good tonic you Will find Owens
& Miler's syrup OF hypophoSphiteS the
right thlng-it has proven its merits.
tuesday nextwlll be Shrove Tuesday
pancake day. Be sure anG have pam
cakes on that day, or suffer the awful
penalty.
A number OF young folks OF the neigh
b1rhood had pleasant party last Friday
night at the home of Miss Alice Needy on
Ferry Hill Farm.
Lost on Sunday night, between the
Ramsey Hotel and c. J. Knou's, horse
blanket. Finder please return TO this of
hce or c. J. Knott.
The council has passed the ordinance
granting franchise 10 the proposed wa
terworkS company. Ii is now up TO the
ror,,Danv IN oct huSv
Don't forget that nice box OF Huyler's
or a copyright book or nice box OF sta
uonery make an acceptable valentine Gilt
at Owens & Miller's.
L. NJ. Long has sold his Coleman farm
near Rlpon, this county, 10 Stull brothers
tor S2l 600. MIR. Long paid $lO,5OO Tor
the farm a few years ago.
T. Glenn Burch, a much respected
Young man OF Martinsburg, died at his
home in that city on Sunday last, after a
long illness from consumption, aged 26
years.
"Thc Triumph of An Emperor" STU
peudous production after the style of the
Last Days of Pompeii," will be given in
the opera house Tuesday next at 3 p. m
and 7 30 p. m. Admission 10 cents, re-
served seats at Owens & Miller'S. This
great show is gwen in five reels.
the Young people OF the Lutheran
Church will give play in the hall at
Jvrli, entitled DOT, the Miners Daugh- |
ter, on Saturday evening, February 10Th, |
at, O'Clock. Admission p cents, chill
drea under y years 10 cents. Every
body proceeds for a good cause.
The Daughters OF the Confederacy will
hold "Slver tea" on Saturday after
noon, February 18th, from 3 to 5 O'Clock,
al The home of Mrs. jennie Harrison.
The proceeds are for a much-needed aHd
urgent call and all Daughters. Sons, Vet
eranS and friends are cordially invited to |
attend.
The merchants OF this place are COM |
planning that short weight butter is being |
brought 10 town, and some OF them are
weighing all the prints, deducting Tor
whatever shortage is found. 1t is strictly
against the law TO sell as a pound print
any package that weighs less than sixteen
ounces.
The body OF the dead man that had
been observed last week in the Potomac
rver at Weverton was again seen at Point
OF Rocks, ten miles further down the riv-
er Attempts were made to recover the
body but the swollen stream carried ii
along until IT disappeared, and nothing
has since been heard OF it.
Mrs. Bette d. Smith, wife OF Rev. DR..