Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-09-30
BRIEFS.
r time is here.

tOr tlOOI OhSioN" o"e '"o't ~ ~
Hodges.
vicnoIas and all late records at Owens
& Miller's.
Complete stock of children's school
shoes at Hodges.
Try the Owl cigar OF quality (5c) at
Ovens & Miller's.
Hog cholera representatives. at Owens &
Niler's-always fresh.
Butter is 20 cents pound today and
eggs are "a cents dozen.
Pexall cold tablets. do the iwork (25c)
al Owens & Miller's only.
Get it at Owens & Miller's and you will
GET it right. Phone Jefferson l5-k.
Wanted-Bulls at Shepberdstown and
Bardane this Thursday. c. F. Wall.
lust as we are about TO get rid of the
iceman, along comes the coal dealer.
TRY a box OF Tulip Linen stationery, all
sy!es ,25c), at Owens & Miller's only.
There was slight frost here yesterday
morning, but not enough 10 hurt anything.
c. F. Wall sold 200 ewes at Point of
Rocks last week, and still has some left
for you.
The enrolment at Shepherd College is
l65 this week, with still other students to
come in.
Most OF the orchardists will start pick
ing their apples this week or the first of
next week.
Did you get one OF those large bars OF
Castilesoap for l9c) at Owens & Miller's?
Only few lett.
We have comfortable home in Shep-
herdstown that we can sell for 81 500.
n. l. Snyder & Co.
Wheat has declined in price this week
and local dealers are offering only $l.0l
today. Corn is IS cents.
This is good time OF year to pay the
printer, so that he may lay up ten or
two Of coal and other winter necessities.
For Sale-A nice line OF secondhand
stoves that will be sold very reasonably.
c. K. Billmyer, Princess street, Hartzell
building.
Walter J. Rider is installing a heating
plant in g. w. Hoffman's Westinghouse
on Main street, formerly known as the
Magruder property.
A new concrete pavement is being laid
along the Hoffman property, corner of
Washington and Church streets. r. T.
Banks is the contractor.
Elmer Brining, who lives just west Of
town, hurt one of his eyes quite badly
lew days ago by running corn blade into
il while cutting off corn.
The river road is favorite walk these
fine autumn days. Nowhere are the wild
flowers prettier or more interesting than
along this charming and romantic road.
Farmers have been busy this week
seeding wheat, and large acreage will
be planted in this county. The ground
is in good order for seeding, as a general
thing.
Jos. X. Cookus has red raspberry vines
that are still bearing profusely, and he
gave us some of the fruit few days ago
that tasted all the better because If is out
OF season.
The oil that was put on the streets in
the early summer is still efficacious in
preventing dust. Some folks think that
it would be good Thing to apply the oil
twice year.
H. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale a
desirable residence and large lot at Kear-
neysville, which will be sold at a very
reasonable price. House has eight rooms
and is well located.
Miss Bette Gill Perdue and Mr.. Win
fred Knott Renner, son of Mr.. ]. s. Rem
ner, OF Richmond, Va, were married last
Wednesday in Washington and will make
their home in Richmond, Va.
lawson Bolts Chapter OF the U. d. c.,
Charles Town, will undertake the work
OF placing an appropriate marker at the
grave Of every Confederate soldier buried |
in Charles Town which is not already |
marked.
The hog cholera is playing havoc with |
the swine in the Middleway neighbour
hood. Thousands of dollars worth OF
hogs have died from the disease in that |
neighborhood, and nothing seems to stay |
its ravages.
We are sorry TO learn that our friend |
VIM. B. Cornwell, of Hampshire coun-
ty, this State, a well-known West Viz |
ginian, has been extremely i'll the past |
week in hospital in Baltimore, where |
he was operated upon for gall stones.
The ladies OF Grace Baptist Church at |
Shenandoah Junction will hold festival |
IN the |. D. o. F. hall Friday and Satur-
day nights, October lst and I'd. Supper.
icecream and soup will be served. All
are cordially invited TO attend.
J.. r. Show is helping James E. Barn.
hart in the express and transfer business.
Mr.. Barnhart is still very deaf, but it IS
hoped that there is slight improvement
in his condition. Mr.. Show will give at
ention 10 all business entrusted to him.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, the well-known |
eye specialist of Martinsburg, who has
friends in this county, was operated upon
in the Winchester hospital last week for
stomach trouble. He stood the operation
well and is now reported to be improving.
The Norfolk & Western Railway has
Just placed an order for thirty new loco