Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-01-14
BRIEFS.

P7y the printer.
New moon tomorrow.
Malaga grapes at Remnants.
dollar gets the Register year.
Soecisl sale on ladies shoes at Hodges.
Fancy grapefruit sc each at Remnants.
Advertise your public sale in the Reg
t,ler
Today the sun rises at 7lS and sets at
5-
oranges, bananas and lemons at Rein
hlrs.
BoneIess herring in tumblers at Schop-
psh's.
Everybody ought TO root for water
works.
Pared eyaporated peaches at Schop-
r,us.
Fancy prunes, apricots and peaches at
n..uhahs.
See our educational window on tapioca,
a, Remnants.
Grapefruit, oranges, lemons and grapes
Schoppert'S.
Eggs are 80 cents dozen and butter is
IS cents a pound.
Al. kinds OF cold and la grippe cures at
owens & Mlller's.
Pure mountain buckwheat and maple
s.r4p at Schoppert'S.
Cord wood for sale in the woods. APP
r.v TO Vim. II. Martin.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stephens,
r- SaepherdStown, fine son.
Just received two large shipments Of
high grade coiiees at Remnants.
Wheat is Sl.36 bushel today in our
I5-aI markets and corn 10 cents.
"Coukey" cures all hen diseases and
makes hens lay-get it at Remnants.
lanes Cotfinbarger, OF this county, kill
eda hog recently that Melted 5lS pounds.
roJthache is easy to stop with Owens
IS NIcrs toothache wax, 10 cents. AL
ways fresh
Victor records-any one you may Sc
Iecl can be had OF Owens & Miller. Let
lis have your order.
This year Ash Wednesday, the begin
mig OF Lent, falls on February 18th, and
f...-...- mill ,a On ADriI dtb
The ShepherdstownR Roller Mill is max
iag class fIour-give il trial and
encourage home industry.
When in hurry, phone your wants
to Owens & Miller and see how quickly
your wants are attended to.
Wanted, cattle TO board on ensiage,
hay and fodder, rates reasonable. Rhode
Island Reds for sale. J. w. Ware, Jr.
Geo. W. Shelton, operator for the Nor
folk x Western Railway at Charles Town,
has been transferred TO Troutville, Va.
It's said that the alternate freezing and
thawing Of the ground the past couple OF
weeks has not been good Tor the wheat.
Did you know that Owens & Miller's
hair tonic IS being used by majority OF
the people IN this communitY-thuSp prov
ing It's merits.
Warnlng-White man, know who you
are and ii you don't stop stealing my
boxes, ! am going TO give you trouble.
J Z. Remnant.
For Sale-About fifteen thoroughbred
Barred Plymouth Rock cockerelS for
Sale at Sl00 each. Bred from the famous
Parks laying strain. X. L. Emory.
Cold winter helps, such as hot-water
bottles, syringes, atomizerS, cough syrups
and balsamS-in fact, anything you or the
doctor need you will find at Owens &
MlIer'S.
Owens & Miller'S prescription depart
nent is the best in the county. Equip
meut is up TO date, and careful attention
is given to your prescriptions. May we
nll your prescriptions
Inrenewing her subscription for another
year, Mrs. Mamie Myers, of Harrisburg,
Pa, writes Owe greatly enjoy reading
the Register, which brings us the home
news; for, be il ever so humble, there's
no place like home"
There will be meeting OF the u. d. c.
al The home of Mrs. H. c. Marten next
tuesday afternoon at haIf-past 2 o'clock,
al which all the members are urged TO be
present Tuesday will be the anniversary
OF the birth OF General Lee.
Washington Camp, No. 80, P. o. S. Of
A.. Of Bakerton, will hold festival in
the school-house at that place on Satur-
day night, January 10th. lcecream, cake
and chicken soup will be served. Pro-
ceedS tor benefit of the camp.
The Frank 6. Roper land lying along
the Shenandoah river five miles south of
Charles Town was sold al public sale
last Saturday by George d. Moore, trus-
tee, and was bought by g. S. Callan at
1915 an acre. There are lSl acres in
the tract
There will be a Community Tea at the
LOO. F. hall at Shenandoah Junction
on January 30th, for the benefit of the
hospital and relief fund. There will be
an attractive programme for the afternoon
and evening and refreshments will be
served, beginning at p. m. All are cor
daily invited TO attend.
Farmers from all parts of West Virginia
are haying experts from Washington make
financial and crop yield survey of their
farms. Much benefit is beng derived
from these SURVEYS. Jefferson county