Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-25

CAV.
Today the sun rises at 6.52and sets at
40
p,. oak wood and apples for sale.
Apply 10 D. 5. Rentch.
Eggs are % cents dozen today and
byrer is Is cents pound.
We ld-hme candle sticks on display a.
Owens & Miller's drug store.
Complete stock OF shoes for all men,
bers OF the family at Hodges.
Wheat is quoted at $1.0S in the local
market. and corn is up TO AZ cents.
Ask Tor shipping day at Shepherdstown
and Bardane. Call 95-k, Charles Town.
[. F.. Wall.
Don't YOU want a Victrola ? Let
lveuS & Miller show you how easy you
can have one.
fresh supply OF Fenway and Liggetts
,4ncy-60c, soc and $l.00. Owens &
MIXERS Tor fresh candy.
Leave your order for cotton seed meal
with {. F. Wall Co. Twenty-ton lot or
more delivered. Z. F. Wall.
For Sale-Two thoroughbred Tams-
worth SowS, will weigh about 800 pounds
each. Apply TO H. w. Potts.
Freshest and best vaccine virus and
serums that can be obtained on sale at
Owens & Miller's. Phone Jefferson 10 k.
George D. Lambert, we'll known resi-
dent OF MaItinSburg, was stricken with
psraySiS iaSt week, but has since been
improving.
D. local automobiles wabb!e these DAYS
blame II on alcohol-almoSt everybody Is
filing the radiators with alcohol as freeZ-
ing weather approaches.
In order that all hands may enjoy
thanksgiving day, the Register goes TO
press lhiS week Wednesday evening
instead OF Thursday noon.
The civil service examination for mail
carriers on the proposed new automobile
routes 10 Jefferson county will be held IN
Lrauss Town on Saturday OF this week.
Iae,e Is talk OF again starting up the
uWUIlne hdTpeT'S Ferry Lime Company
q. NuIvllie TINS county. OthclalS were
l1ylt last week looking over the situation.
Ms. b. V. Gordon, OF the KesrneyS-
VIE ueIghboThood, TenewS her sub
ScIgllUnthiS week and says: ~ c all en-
Joy The Register very much. Best wishes.
Everybody should attend the union
thanksgiving service Thursday morning
IN the Lutheran Church at III O'Clock.
And remember the collection Tor the poor.
II. B. Baird, formerly electrical engin-
Ger for the HagerStown and Frederick
Railway Company, has been appointed
general manager ofthe MartinSburg Power
Company.
Our friend D. T. Nichols left with us
lew days ago sample OF the Keller
pears that he raised this year. ltweighed
a trifle over pound and was handsome
specimen.
VI. E. TnusSell is having a new barn
built on his farm near Leetown, TO replace
the structure destroyed by fire some time
ago. The new building will be 34X64
ieet in size.
William Lee Osbourn and Mrs. William
b. RuSe have sold tract OF "a acres OF
laud on Sandy Ridge in which each owned
half interest 10 Mrs. Anne Eliza Os-
bourn for s., 400.
Rev. DR.. K. c. Holland, formerly OF
ShepherdStown, whose death at Column
ba, ). c., was announced last week, was
buried al Salem, Va, where his body was
AIKEN on Saturday.
Everybody is invited 10 90 to the do
nestle science hall on Thursday and get
nne thanksgiving dinner for % cents.
Supper will be served at 25 cents. Bene-
tit OF Reformed Church.
Mack Hopewell's clothes-cleanipg anc
ShOe-repairlng emporium IN the Magru-
der building has been closed on account
OF financial difficulties, probably the re-
suit OF the European war.
John K. AikenS, well-known resident
OF GerardStown, Berkeley county, died
last Thursday, after a long illness rom
Bnght's disease. He is survived by his
wife and seven sons and daughters.
The Charles Town Spirit tells of a party
OF fishermen who caught nine bass IN the
Shenandoah river that weighed % pounds,
Tie largest weighing Slightly over y
pounds. Brother HaineS, should not
your be turned upSidedown
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Presbyterian Church will have a sale oil
fancy articles at the residence OF J. Y.
BIackford at Shenandoah Junction on
tuesday, December It'll, beginning at go
a. m, and continuing through the day
and evening. Soup and icecream will be
served.
Our good friend Rev. DR.. Joel I. RoS-
sitter, OF Baltimore, beloved pastor OF
the Reformed Church many years ago, in
renewing his subscription writes 81
cannot do without the weekly visits OF
the old Register. For over forty years It
has been a welcome visitor TO my home,
and would be lost without it.
Farmers of Washington county, Md,
are getting all worked up over the depre-
datlonS OF hunters who are roaming
through the country. A horse on the
farm OF Miss Bishop, near WillamSport,
was killed by reckless hunters few days
ago, and on another farm two calves were
run into the canal and drowned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Lyme gave a
very delightful card party at their nos
pltable country home last Thursday night,
some forty guests from this town and the
SharpSburg vicinity and visitors from
from other places enjoying auction bridge
and i've hundred. Allwere most pleasantly
entertained and everybody thoroughly
enjoyed the affair.
There is renewed activity in the matter
OF constructing pipe lines to carry natural
gas from the West Virginia fields to Bal
tlmore, and capitalists of ample means
are interested in the project. AS the right
ofway has already been purchased through
Jefferson county, there is hope Shep-
herdStown may be so fortunate as 10 Sc
cure this desirable fuel.
Among those who attended the funeral
Of Captain H F. Barnhart on Sunday last
was Thomas Murphy, of Roanoke. For
many years he had been devoted friend
10 Captain Barnhart, rendering him con-