Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-01-21
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Circuit Court will convene on February
OH
rnn line Of white goods and muslins at
Hodges.
All kinds OF cold and la grippe cures at
Owens & MllIefS.
C5ri wood for sale in the woods. APP
DIV 10 VIM II. Martin.
For Sale-Nice bright timothy hay and
locust posts. J. c. Unger.
For best horse and cattle powders, or
any other remedy, see Owens & Miller
FIST
Have YOU aVIctrola? linot, letOwens
4 Miller show You how easily you can
s,t one.
Some odds and ends in mems heavy
work shoes at greatly reduced prices at
lodges.
Toothache is easy 10 stop with Owens
& Nuer'S toothache wax, 10 cents. AL
WAYS fresh.
Charles t. Walters faithful old driving
horse, Star" died few days ago. She
was 30 years old.
(. ]. Cavalier & Son will have another
bg sale OF HolStein cattle at Harper's
Ferry on March LIST.
BE sure TO attend the community tea at
Shenandoah Junction Saturday evening
ii Is for a worthy cause.
Continue TO send the Register-it is
always a welcome visitor. Mrs. L. F.
wilson, lnwood, w. Va.
Canned kraut, spinach, squash, sweet
potatoes, beets and all other kinds of
canned goods at Remnants.
fresh shipment OF Huyler'S candies
JUS, arrived, also old-time horehound
candy at Owens & Miller's.
WIIl ship from ShepherdStown Satur-
lay January 23d, fat hogs, calves, bulls
and pudding COWS. |. d. VanMetre.
Jury Commissioner Adam Brenneman,
OiIhiS county, had tall in Baltimore some
time since and broke one of his arms.
The ladies' aid society OF the Lutheran
Church will hold an exchange on Satur-
DAY, January 3Oth, in M. B. Bakers store.
The St. James School closed on Mon
day on account OF an outbreak OF scarlet
lever. Three cases of the disease are
reported.
Of cannot do without the dear old Reg
iSter-it Is a long letter from home which
enjoy very much. Miss Bette Byers,
Baltimore.
The regular term OF the Jefferson coun-
" court will convene next Monday, JAM
u3y 18th, when the recently-elected
members will take their places.
A,r. James r. Barney and Miss Olive
Mason Bowers, both Of Berkeley county,
we're married at the home OF the bride
last Wednesday by Rev. D. F. Eutsler.
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 &
MilIer's.
we enjoy the Registers stand for
temperance. Now il Kentucky will just
fall in line! may say With consistency
that we are gaining ground here. Rev.
A. q. Link, Campbellville, Ky.
The ladies' aid society of the Reformed
Church will conduct an exchange on Sat-
urday OF each week in Miss Ellen Wei
Shans' store room. Homemade cake,
candy, rolls, etc, will be on sale.
In renewing her subscription Mrs. H.
E. Hurley, OF KIttery, Maine, writes:
Send along the dear old Register, which
is just like big letter from home every
week cannot do without it. We are
having some winter up here-twelve and
fourteen below zero"
The moving pictures at the opera house
are so popular that the place can hardly
accommodate the crowds that attend.
Mr.. Musser IS showing the very best OF
pictures and the people seem to appre-
Clate the show. Last Saturday night
every seat was occupied and all the stand
Ing room taken.
Mrs. John Fulton, OF this place, was
taken to the City Hospital in MartnSburg
last Saturday 10 receive treatment for
trouble caused by infected corns. Two
toes on each Of her feet had TO be ampu-
tated, an ordeal that was a very trying
one. Mrs. Fulton is reported 10 be doing
very we'll at present.
Harry Hollida, a lifelong resident OF
the village of Scrabble, will have public
sale at that place on February 18th. He
will give up farming and in the spring
will move TO Shepherdstown, having
rented Mrs. UnSeld'S house on Prospect
avenue. Mr. Hollida is good citizen
and we will be glad TO have him as a resi-
dent OF our town.
L. NJ. Long, who owns what was for-
merly known as the Butler farm on Sandy
Ridge, between Shepherdstowna and Shen-
andoah Junction. has contracted for the
erection OF fine bank barn on the place.
The structure will be 80 by S0feet in size.
Iimberforthe barn will be cutin the wood
land on the farm OF John M. OSbourn,
adjoining Mir. Longs place.
Mr.. T. Frank Miller, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Moorehead Miller, near Green's
burg, and Miss Margaret Davis, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis, of Beding-
ton, will be married at the brides home
at S O'Clock this Thursday, Rev. d. F.
EutSler officiating. The young couple