Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-18
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BRIEFS.

Malaga grapes at Remnants.
The moon will be full on Sunday.
v,,-a-seed raisin at NJ. K, Moler'S.
Christmas comes on Saturday this year.
TODAY the sun rises at Gas and sets at
40
Rrckwheat flour and hominy at Nj. R.
Moier'S.
Fresh cocoauuts, celery and cranberries
at Remnants.
F1gs are 80 cents dozen and butter is
- ,taiS a pound.
English walnuts, almonds and cocoa
NUS d SChoppert's.
No matter what it is see, Owens & Mil
Ter nrSt-your store.
New figs, dates, citron, orange and
lemon peel at Remnants.
Cranbenies, Malaga grapes, iigs and
daes-alI al Schoppert's.
Wheat is quoted today at SLOT and
corn al 10 cents ouShel.
New crop fancy English walnuts and
D8oer shell almonds al Remnants.
Blchering supplies at Owens & Mil
IeES-gIound pepper, Saltpeter, etc.
RaiSiuS, CunantS, figs, dates, orange
pccl, lemon peel and cllron, at M. K. Mo-
erS.
Rsinhah will have mince meat, plum
ruulIng, fresh celery and cranbeIrleS for
tEaukSSWing.
Orange and lemonpeel, citron, cherries,
pIusappIe-Every thing Tor fruit cake
al SlnOppertS.
on'tiorget that De-Lite coffee is the
most delightful coffee you ever drank. Ii
Can be mad al Remnants
SerumS, anti-toXins, vaccine points,
human and veterinary supplies, always
fresh al Owens and Miller'S.
n. /. Snyder & Co. have for sale
comfortable little home in ShepherdStown
Tor 500. Inquire for particulars.
We are paying % cents cash and IS
cents 10 Trade for strictly freSh-laid eggs
not more than days old, at Remnants.
A new directory for the Jefferson Coun-
~ telephone Company has just been is
sued and is being delivered TO subscribers.
H. Pinkney Schley has had new con-
crete sidewalk laid along his lot on High
street. VIM. L. Arthur was the con-
tractor.
The smallpox epidemic appearing to be
under control, the public schools al Lee
town and KeaGneySvllle were reopened
o. Monday.
For Sale - Four good stock steers,
weight $50 pounds. A bargain. Apply
TO N. K. Moler, ShepherdStown, W. Va.
Phone W.
George n. VanMetre has boughta new
Ford roadster from the National Highway
Garage He sold his Maxwell runabout
10 H.. I. Lickhder.
The Shephe:dstown Garage has sold TO
Captain Milton RouSS, OF the Charles Town
vicinity, handsome new 1916 six cylin-
oer Buick roadster.
Farmers are busy husking corn these
days, but not much OF it is yet being
marketed, as the price, 40 cents, is rot
regarded as sufficient.
Hon. George M. Bowers has sold to
Hon. {. J. Faulkner his half interest in
he FaulkneT-BowerS orchards in Berke-
Icy county Tor $4,000.
By the new schedule in effect on The
Norfolk & Western Railway, the morning
accommodation train noTth-bound is
changed from 1923 TO 1920.
All members OF Washington Camp p.
U. 5. OF A. No. are earnestly requested
to Oe present on Monday night, Novem-
Der 22d. BY order OF the president.
Mason Marshall is having a modern
hot-water heating plant installed in his
residence on New street in this place
Clarence r. Billmyer is the contractor.
George Mckee celebrated his birthday
last Friday evening, when he entertained
a number OF his friends most pleasantly
al an oyster supper at his home on Wash
lngton street.
The infant department of the Lutheran
Sunday School will hold an exchange
Saturday at NJ. B. Bakers store. Cakes,
pies, rolls, homemade candy and other
good things will be sold.
The evidence being insufficient to hold
him, Roy Sakeman, arrested on the charge
OF attacking Miss CoZie FoltZ, at Foltz,
Berkeley county, several weeks ago. was
discharged from custody at ahearing held
IN MarnnSburg last Friday.
The North Mountain Orchard Company,
which has an orchard three miles west
OF HedgeSville, declared dividend OF p
per cent this year. The company has
5000 -year-old trees which pro-
n
A gang OF burglars has been operating
with much success along the Cumberland
Valley and b. q o. Railroads. During
the past week they blew open safes in
The railroad stations al Winchester. Clear
brook and VancluSe, obtaining consider
able sums OF money.
The teachers OF the ShepherdStown
Graded School gave very enjoyable re-
cepuon at the school Tuesday afternoon
as compliment TO Principal Floyd b.
Matthias and his wife and District Super
VISOR 5. o. Bond and his wife. A con-
siderable number OF patrons OF the school
were present and the occasion was very
pleasant.
tuesday morning was the coolest day
OF the season so far, the thermometer
having gotten down to 20 degrees. Sum
ddylhere were slight showers during most
OF the day. followed by steady rain that
kept up nearly all night. This rain was
much needed, as the wheat was beginning
10 show the effects OF the long dry spell
and many ciSterns and ponds had gotten
empty. Monday a brisk wind from the
north drove the clouds away and brought
real touch OF winter, including Jew
lying snow flakes.
Our friend B. F. Lancaster, of New
Castle, Delaware, in renewing his sub
scnpton to the Register writes us an in
iereSung letter. HeslYs that New Castle,
which is one OF the oldest towns in the
country is at present enjoying a great