Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-12-02
BRIEFS.

Christmas is coming faSt-three weeks
from Saturday
Dr, oak wood and apples for sale.
Apo5 10 d. S. Rentch.
SaItin all size sacks, wholesale and re-
t,iI al Hodges elevators.
IA, Of heiferS TOR sale that have been
,rCerculin tested. c. F. Wall.
roolish walnutS, almonds, mixed nuts
and Brazil nuts at M. K. Moler's.
Blankets, comforts. horse blankets,
,,,r,,S and gum shoes at Hodges.
Breakfast bacon, Frankfurt sausage.
lunch meat and dried beef at Remnants.
LET rs serve you this Xmas. Any little
cali Mill be appreciated. Owens & Mil
Ter.
For Sale-A nice young SOW with six
MIS- three weeks old. Apply TO VIM. X.
Miller.
Tire price OF eggs is off a bit-they are
accents a dozen today. Butter is p cents
pound.
Wheat and corn have both advanced
This week-wheat is Sl.lO a buShel and
corn 80 cents.
Fresh ground pepper, sage, coriander
and Satpetre for butchering, al Owens &
Nner'S. Phone US.
For Sale-Fine upright Blasius make
ri,no. Sacrifice Trial invited. In
lu-e a, Register office.
For Sale-Two thoroughbred Tams-
worth SONS, will weigh about 300 pounds
each. Apply to II. w. Potts.
The carpenters are busy at the new
dormitory building, placing the inside
partitions and framing the roof.
lust arrived another set OF 1916 Dixie
D5y Calendars at Owens & Miller'S-only
3 cents. Phone Jefferson l5k.
Currants. raisinS, citron, orange and
lemon peel, figs, dates, cranberries, bana-
mas and oranges at Nj. K. Moler'S.
Harry Freeman is able to be out, with
the help of clutches, after having been
housed up with a very badly Sprained
ankle.
LAST chance 10 get heiters this season.
Lad on sale at the Kearney Cross farm.
y. y. State heiierS, mostly HolStein. c.
F. Wall
Picture framing by r. c. Grove now
gong on at Owens & MilleT'S. Hurry up
with those pictures. All new mouldings.
You will be pleased.
A meeting OF all those who are willing
10 help at the firemen'S fair is called for
Friday evening at 7 O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. Fannie Show.
The first snow OF the season came last
night-a very scant fall, however. This
means, according TO the old adage, only
tSo SHOWS this winter.
A number OF young folks gave a sur
prise party 10 Miss Mary Remnant last
Thursday night at her home on Main
street. ltwas a very pleasant affair.
The stork made two visits to this neigh
borhood the past week, leaving a son
with Mr.. and Mrs. Freel Daniels and an
other with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowe.
Rexall remedies Iead-do the work or
money refunded. Remedy for every i'll.
Try Rexall kidney pills, 35c bottle. AT
Owens & Miller'S only. None better.
c. D. Wysong sold to Lester Waldeck
lew days ago hog that weighed 6l5
pounds gross. Mr.. Waldeck butChered
it yesterday and it dressed 500 pounds.
Purecod liver oil and olive oil at Owens
& Miller'S also all kinds OF cold and cough
cures, especially ReXall Cold Cure, al
ways fresh, at Owens & MiIler's-your
store.
Save money by dealing with Owens &
Miller, the store that has always looked
alter its customers needs and SolicitS your
future wants, no matter how small. Al
ways at your service.
It is expected that the water will be
drawn from the c. & o. canal about De-
cember 18th. Most of the boatmen are
on their last trip, some having already
tied up for the winter.
H. S. Schlegal will be at the c. F.
Wall Cos. in Charles Town on Tuesday
morning 10 buy horses for the French
Governments TO years old - 600
pounds and up. No grayS.
meeting Of the Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation will be held in the old college
building on Main street Friday afternoon
OF this week al O'Clock. Everybody
interested is invited TO attend.
John c. Reinhart has sold out his gro
Gerry and provision store TO Baylor Rein
hart, who has taken charge OF the business
and will be glad 10 serve all customers.
We hope that he will be successful IN
every respect.
A sale of fancy articles will be held by
the Daughters OF the Coniederacy on
Saturday, December 4th, beginning at II
a. ~, IN The vacant Store-room adjacent
TO Remnants grocery. 1t is desired that
all Daughters and friends will contribute
hoerally to this sale.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Presbyterian Church will have sale OF
fancy articles at the residence OF J. Y.
BIaCktOrd al Shenandoah Junction on
a. m, and continuing through the day
and evening, Soup and icecream will be
served.
The Young Peoples Missionary Society
viii have sale IN Trump'S hall at Kear-
neysvllle on Saturday, December 18th,
afternoon and night. Handkerchiefs,
fancy work and various articles suitable
Tor Christmas presents will be sold, and
soup and icecTeam will be served. Every
body invited.
Butchering time is at hand, and the
squeal OF the porker is heard in the land.
In some sections OF the county bacon is
very scarce as a result OF the hog cholera,
but the immediate vicinity OF Shepherds
town has been free from this trouble.
Hogs have been selling at 9 TO 10 cents a
pound, dressed.
Cramer Long won the first prize for
potato growing in Preston county, this
State, having raised 270 bushels TO the
acre, and gets as reward his expenses
10 The prize winners course at the West
Virginia University. Second prize in the
same contest was won by Arthur Long.
The boys are brothers OF Andrew Long,
student this wear at Shepherd College.