Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-04-15
BRIEFS.

VinletS are olooHllnS'
oood rain is greatly needed.
s,[;og beans in glass iarsatSchopperfs.
po,E veal. beef and fish at M. R. Mo-
lefS.
SaappY and Fime"'O '"ee'' at '''p
pehs,
Oranges, bananas and lemons at M. R.
Moler's.
dollar gets the Register year-sent
70 any address,
HIGHEST market prices for butter and
eggs at Remnants.
Or new meat market is open for in
speclion. NJ. R. Moler
Buter is > cents pound today and
eggs are 10 cents dozen.
Canned pineapple, apricots, peaches
and cherries at Schoppert's.
Fresh kale, head lettuce and new to-
r7,9es Friday at Remnants.
Krrrhln'S hams, breakfast bacon and
canned meats sold by Schoppet.
Ne would be glad for you TO call and
r,o, over our meats. M. r. Moler.
Olive understanding new for sand
u,nes and Schoppert has it.
Don't forget our bargain table every
Saturday during April and May. Rein
hart
I'VE greatly enjoy the weekly visits Of
the Register. Rev. S. M. Engle, Eli
colt City, Md.
F5rSale-Fne, well driving horse,
very gentle. Will be four years old in
Nav. "A. W. Potts.
Did YOU get that Victrola? ? If not, ask
Owens < Miller to show you how. All
Oftac latest records.
Tie martens arrived last week. They
are among the most popular OF the bird
visitors TO this section.
Local fishermen have been catching
some very large carp in the river at this
place the past week or two.
Umatters not what you may need, just
cal. on or phone Owens & Miller, and
they Uill attend TO it for you.
Twenty-odd new students have en-
rolled at Shepherd College during the past
wee, or two for the spring term.
a called meeting OF the U. d. c. will be
held Friday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock at
the home OF Mrs. |. V. Johnson.
Black and White cigars sold the world
over al ) cents-on sale at Owens & Mil
le-s only. Try one. All shapes.
4 steam saw mill is being set up in the
woods on the Marshall farm, northwest
Of town, now owned by Mrs. c. Z. Jones.
ST. Lemen has reopened his meat
shop, having taken the room in the CockuS
buciagnearly opposite the RumSeyHotel.
Log Hanger, who lives west of town,
in Berkeley county, has joined the auto
uooiiStS, having bought himself Ford
car.
Wheat has made material advance
this week, and is quoted today in our local
markets at $3.50 buShel. Corn is Is
cents.
FOR a refreshing glass OF soda, stop in
al Owens & Miller'S and get thirst
glencher, cents. Tables reserved for
ladies'.
Harry A. Tenant has removed his
harnesS-making shop TO the room in the
Bumyer building recently vacated by p,
y. Brilliant.
Listen! For the cheapest and quickest
pna.ing and developing, take your work
to owens & Miller's-Eastman KODAK
headquarters. Films OF all kinds.
Rev. Guy p. Bready, of the Reformed
Church, is the first minister in Shep-
hgrdSlown 10 invest in an automobile.
He has gotten a Little as starter.
A photographer from Washington is IN
town today making pictures at Shepherd
College tor use in the forthcoming cata-
logueand the year book, "Cohongoroota. "
ID will surprise you how reasonably
Owens & Miller are selling Burpee's
garden seeds. Mail orders given prompt
attention. May we serve you-and save
You money?
W. 7. Brown, formerly OF this place,
who has recently been living in Warren,
Ohio, has movedto Harper's Ferry, where
he has taken the agency for the Metro
p5lsn Lie Insurance Company.
We were so much pleased with our
sales from our special bargain table last
Saturday that we have concluded to keep
TITLED with special bargains every Sat-
ufday during April and May. Reinhart.
edward l. Remnant had his wrist hurt
very painfully few days ago IN Hagers-
Town while cranking his automobile. he
was unable to drive the Car and had to
send Tor his brother Baylor to bring II
home
C.UCiy Lodge, Order OF Golden Links,
has promptly paid over to Mrs. Bette
Ren,cb the sum OF $685. the amount oil
The policy held by her husband, the late
D. l. Rentch, in this most excellent fra
ieTnal organization.
The baseball team from Boyce, Va,
came 10 ShepherdStown last Saturday to
play against the Shepherd College team
IN The inst game OF the season. The Wis
Nors acre entirely too light for our boys,
and were easily defeated by a score OF Il
to-
Alexander Freeman, principal of the
Snep'erdstown colored school. has been
appointed by State Superintendent Shaw