Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-01-28
BRIEFS.
be full Saturday.

Fsny's garden and flower seeds at
SchoppeftS'
oranges, lemons, grapefruit and oana-
mas at Schoppert's.
canned sweet potatoes, spinach, kraut
and bsets at Schoppert's.
White Orpington eggs and few cock
s~s Tor sale. Rev J. w. Ware.
p.>all remedies, also Vinol. and East
mn, Kodak supplies at Owens & Miller's.
Best quality hard and soft coal, cement,
,ss.er and clover seed at Hodges eleva-
tors.
& ,ot OF ladies' fine shoes, stylish and
narrow lasts, were $3.50, now 500 at
Hodges.
Watches and jewelry repaired by A.
p5ack. Leave your order at Owens
4 Wd'er'S.
Mrs. n. A. Tenant will sell household
Goods on Saturday of this week. See
alysriisement
DON'T cough, when you can procure a
b-re of Owens & Miller's Mentholated
Cough BalSam.
Candies, such as Huyler's, Norris'S, in
fast. al. kinds and all priceS,a al Owens &
MIXERS. Fresh always.
Ire ding the Register is such pleas
u-s TO M Miss Elizabeth J. Ellis,
Moth Moun.4ln, w. Va.
la.est style Kara Linen paper and en-
ye.o9es at Owens & Miller'S. Also cor
resr1udence ards, just arrived.
B4uer and eggs are stationary in price
,rs week, the former being p cents a
pound and the latter IS cents dozen.
May we sell you a Victrola? If you
need any records we can supply you.
Owens & Miller, Victrola headquarters.
Mrs. J. J. Byers wishes 10 express her
thanks 10 the Washington Camp, No. 81,
P.J. 5. Of A., for the prompt payment
o. her husbands death benefit.
Classes and 4 OF the Methodist Sum
d.. sch0Oiat Bdkerton will serve icecream
and soup m the school-houSe Saturday
night OF this week. Everybody invited
owens x Miller have the best-equipped
prescription department in the county,
Ha.ch accounts Tor their large prescription
business. Let Owens & Miller fill your
Prescriptions.
There Is no better medium in this sec
ton Tor advertising sales than the Regis
Ter, and the sale bills we print are the
very best. Prices unreasonable and ser
vice IS iirSt-claSS.
r. C. Ringgold will have sale OF live
stock and farm implements on March
r.1, at Belle Vue Farm. He viii sell on
this occasion fifteen handsome Hackney
and Shetland ponies.
E. L. Goldsborough, who had intended
{. have public sale, has withdraw the
notice and will not sell, as he will remain
here. Joseph Williams has also con-
cudcd not TO have sale.
IhoS. J. West has sold a tract OF 40
acres OF land near Kabletown TO James
Kemp, OF Kanawha county, who will erect
a dwelling and farm buildings upon the
property. The price was $03 an acre.
The ladies' aid society OF the Lutheran
Church will hold an exchange Saturday
OF this week in NJ. B. Bakers store, when
they will sell cakes, bread, pies, beaten
biscuits, homemade candies, preserves
and lots OF other good things. Your pat
ronage is invited.
BE sure TO attend the general discus
SION on orchard fertilization, tillage ano
clover crops led by H. S. Fulton, the
practical orchard man of Sleepy Creek,
~ Va, on Friday. Let every orchard
man attend. Bring along your que stions
and also your neighborS.
Mrs. Bette Harris, wife OF Richard
Harris and the daughter OF George and
Amy Williams, died at her home in this
place this morning, after a long illness
from consumption. She was much re-
sp,cJed young colored woman, and leaves
many friends to mourn her death.
The progressive rock players OF Mo-
,--s played the professional club OF Duf-
fields, the game taking place at Moler'S
Cross Roads. The series consisted OF
nge games, resulting in favor OF the pro-
g-esSiye club. The winning team chal-
le~-es any club in the county 10 play
series OF i've games within the next two
weeks.
Hon. John b. Finley, OF ParkerSburg,
"ao has been a member ofthe State Board
OF Regents for number OF years, has re-
signed his office, and Governor Hatfield
has appointed as his successor Joseph
Murphy, a successful business man OF
fr,crsburg Mir. Finley has been a most
useful member OF the board and fulfilled
his duties with distinguished ability.
Officials Of the Charles Town-Ranson
Board OF Trade announce that the re-
CURED number OF girls have been engaged
Tor employment in mill making alumni
mum PRODUCTS TO be brought here by them.
Most Of the girls are from Charles Town
o-wciuity, although few from out OF
teHn have been engaged, some of them
f,s.o.ng as far away as Luray, Va.-Ad-
...U.
be Woman's Christian Temperance
,ng1 Of Jefferson county will offer a
r-Ee OF s. 10 the high school student
writing the best essay on the "Value of
Total Abstinence TO Life" or a theme
or similar nature and in addition a first
puze Of s. and a second prize OF s. are