Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-09-16
BRIEFS.

Repairing done on clocks, watches,
sowing machines, etc. Leave orders at
G,bson's drug store.
For Sale-Fall-top buggy, in fine con-
5,ron. newly painted Also set driving
harness. N. H. Pyles.
Kreoso dip No. l, horse and cattle rem
eaies. serums and anti-toxins, always
fresh. at Owens & Miller's.
viii ship hogs, lambs and good premium
,3Iyes from Bardane on Saturday. Sep
TENDER 18th. L. X. Hardesty.
&C. Frazier has taken charge of the
meat shop and grocery store recently
purchased from P. N. Brilliant.
The arbor in Owens & Miller's drug
store is still very popular. Get the habit.
AUkinds OF delicious sodaS, sundaes, ETC.,
are served.
Miracle seed wheat for sale, 81 so per
blshel, grown from Pennsylvania seed.
SOW one bushel to the acre for big results.
E. H. Remnant.
h. |. Snyder & Co. have for sale a
desirable residence property in Shop
hsrdstown-a comfortable home with
large lot OF ground.
The family of Mrs. Tobias Hendricks
wish 10 extend thanks to their friends and
nelghbors for their kindness during the
IIness and death of their mother.
10 Loan-Two young bulls IS months
Old. one a Holstein and the other Polled
Angus. Will loan 10 responsible parties.
Apply 10 c. q. Moler, Uvilla, w. Va.
Lost-Mrs. Bates Watson lost a gold
headed umbrella on the Morgan's Grove
lair ground last Friday afternoon. Finder
will please return TO the Register office.
Yes, we are selling VictrolaS, and you
would be interested if you knew how
easy YOU could have one. Ask Owens &
Miller about it, All the latest records on
sale.
The Shepherdstown Roller Mills have
established an agency in Sharpsburg for
their very excellent white Loaf flour.
IF. Nose will sell il at his store on Main
street.
owens & Miller extend a cordial well
come 10 all students to visit their store.
Anything you may want will be attended
10. Let us serve you. Owens & Miller,
the Rexall Store.
John F. Stanley, OF the Kearneysville
nelghborhood, sent us curiosity few
days ago-a double squash OF perfect
proportions that was joined together only
al one point OF contact.
d. B. Wnburn, who will move from
Shepherdstown TO Martinsburg, will have
sale OF household goods Saturday OF this
week at his home on Main street. See
advertisement in another column.
A moving picture show will be given
at Bakerton Tuesday and Saturday nights
OF each week, beginning at s O'Clock.
Good pictures will be shown and the
patronage OF the public is invited.
Parker, Waterman or any other foun-
tain pen, from 81 90 up. Try one OF our
Sl.25 self-filling pens. Owens & Miller
don't forget the name. Headquarters
for writing tablets, pencils, inks, etc.
The members of the ShepherdStown
Fire Department expect to hold fair in
their hall here during the next Christmas
holidays, provided the people OF the COM
munity will give them the proper sort OF
encouragement.
This September will 90 down into his
tory as a record breaker for hot weather.
The past two weeks have been as hot as
midsummer, with scarcely cool hour,
and the mercury has frolicked among the
ninetes day in and day out.
Governor Hatfield has appointed
Messrs. J. d. Muldoon, of Shepherds
town, and J. B. Huyett, OF Charles Town,
among the West Virginia delegates to the
Farmers National Congress, which will
convene in Omaha on September 18th.
Lester w. Link, who was sent from
New York to Milwaukee and was later
transferred to indianapolis, has been
moved to Cleveland, and from this point
will inspect factories throughout Ohio
Tor the workmen's compensation bureau
OF New York
The farmers club is able TO furnish 10
per cent South Carolina acid phosphate
10 its members at $l2 per ton. This fer
lIIizer is per cent higher grade than the
ordinary South Carolina sold by most
dealers. See J. d. Muldoon or Z. ID.
Wysong at once and place your order.
Mr.. MusSer, manager of the local NOV
ing picture show, is presenting unusually
good pictures. He has contracted for the
famous Paramount picture films, in which
the leading actors of the country are
shown, and he is also showing the pop
uIar Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin
pictures.
The estate OF the late K. V. Shirley has
been divided as follows: To Henry q.
Shirley, "Vinson," 209 l-2 acres to
George T. Shirley, Locust Grove" 339
- acres; and TO Matilda V. Shirley and
sisters, Wood End" 364 acres, Crock
Springs" PA acres, and "Owl Hollow"
lOl acreS.-AdpOcate.
On Thursday the Shepherdstown base
ball team had sweet revenge, when it
turned the tables on the Hancock boys
and peat them by the close score OF one
70 nothing, thus making amends for the
defeat OF the previous day. Our own
Brandy Myers pitched fine game and