Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-11-04
BRIEFS.

Oranges, iSh'0"' " ~ "
Moler'S.
nc. Groveis on the job again at Owens
& MiIlers.
Country produce OF all kinds wanted al
NJ. K. Moler's.
FOR Sale-Fifty fine Holstein heifers
n Hardesty.
You will find complete stock OF gro
ceres at Hodges.
Eggs are 80 cents dozen and butter
* % cents pound.
Wheat is quoted today at ST OF a bushel
and corn al Is cents.
CocoanutS, figs, raisins, currants, celery
and grapes at NJ. K. Moler's.
Our advertisers are crowding us bit.
Reckon we will have to enlarge.
{. ID. Wadeck is on the Job OF collect
inc the corporation taxes this week.
The personal property of the Shepherd
estate is to be sold Saturday in this place.
Buy sack of Golden Rod flour and
gsl sack OF corn meal free at M. K. Mo-
lerS.
Eat honey and live long. Fifteen cents
A section, or eight for a dollar, at Hart
cells.
Serums and anti-toxins always fresh at
Owens & Miller'S. Prices cheapest in
county.
The u. D. c. will meet Friday after
noon OF this week at The home of Mrs.
Il. (. Marten.
Gasoline engines OF every sort and
au,o-uucks sold by w. A. Daniel, Shen-
aadoah Junction.
Wilmer Miller has bought new Ford
roadster from the National Highway Gar
aye. Ii is nice little machine.
The Clover Leaf manure spreader, the
kind that spreads nine feet wide, sold by
". 4. Daniel, Shenandoah Junction.
Full line of agricultural implements and
machinery sold by w. A. Daniel, Shen-
antoah Junction. Give him call.
"A. l. Snyder & Co. have for sale one
o. the most desirable building lots in
SHepherdStown. Ask for particulars.
We will buy few bushels OF dry wal
bus. 4tlSO want SOllS pOldlOSos We
aic paying - cents a dozen for fresh,
clean eggs on this market. Benz. Hart
ze.i.
YOU need farm implements OF any
sort, examine the famous Deering line,
sold by W.. A. Daniel, Shenandoah juno
ton.
Mr.. John Starliper, OF Berkeley county,
~ nrf.r rk1.Yrr
we're married in Hagerstown last We'd
neSday.
For Sale-A nice, toppy young driving
horse, OF good size, safe for any lady 10
DIVE. Apply 10 c. N. Whiting, Shep
h5rdStown.
There will be meeting OF the Equal
Suffrage Association in the old college
building Friday afternoon, November 18th,
al o'clock.
See Owens & Miller's bargains during
the school lair. 1t will pay you to take
advantage OF their diSplay-Friday and
Saturday only.
Robert c. Grove will frame pictures
from now on. All orders lett at Owens
q Miller'S will receive prompt attention.
All the new mouldingS
Charles S. Bllmyer, OF this vicinity,
and n. w. Myers. OF the Zoar neighbour
hood, are having acetylene gas plants
installed in their homes.
q. w. Freeman had his restaurant and
store room artistically trimmed with fall
products for HalloWe' en-. 1t was the clev-
er work OF Harry Freeman, OF the bakery
rTm.
Extensive forest fires have been rag
ing this week in the mountains OF Wash
luSton and Frederick counties, Md. Some
OF the fires have been plainly visible from
ShepherdStown.
The ladies OF the Reformed Church are
arranging to hold their usual thanksgiving
dinner again this year. The dinner will
he held In the domestic science hall OF
Shepherd College-the old town hail.
A. B. Freeman, principal of the colored
school, is still seriously i'll from typhoid
fever, and his condition causes much con-
Germ. His daughter, who is sick from the
same disease, is also in serious condi-
ton.
Attention is called TO the new adver-
-
per'S Ferry, who have opened we'll
equipped garage and automobile agency
10 that town. They invite the patronage
OF the public.
The plant OF the Valley Brick Company
al Charles Town was sold al bankrupt
sale last Saturday for So, 700, c. L. Robin
son, the ice manufacturer and cold storage
man, being the purchaser. The plant
originally cost about $4,000.
Our good friend w. S. Staley, OF Selma,
California, sends us renewal OF his sub
Scrpnon TO the Register, paying for it up
until 1917. MIR. Staley likes the Register
all right, but he doesn't approve OF our
advocacy OF woman suffrage.
Among the Jefferson County telephones
recently installed are the following: The
Virginia House, q. w. Hoffman and
Clarence K. Billmyer, Shepherdstown;
I. F. Jones, Billmyer'S Mill; w.
Strider's residence, Leetown; Mrs. Ellen
Moler, Bakerton.
On Saturday evening, November 9th,
al o'clock, in the Bakerton hall, there
Will be given comedy entitled "The
Medical DiSpensary," by the p. o. 5. OF
A. Also motion pictures. Admission 10
and 70 cents. Everyone invited TO attend
and enjoy good laugh.
Class No. OF the NJ. E. Church South
Sunday School will have an exchange III
The store room ofthe Masonic building on
the evening OF Saturday, November 9th,
when chicken soup and icecream will be
served and homemade candy and cakes
Will be sold. All are invited.
w. p. Lickider, OF Shepherdstown,
and Edward Drish, OF Charles Town,
driving their automobiles in opposite
directions, had what seemed an unavoid-
able run-in at Shenandoah Junction last
friday. Both cars were slightly damaged,
but none of the occupants was hurt.