Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-25
BRIEFS.


Highest cash prices for wool at Hodges
elevators.
Deviled crabs by express Saturday at
Remnants.
Derhake's pure castor oil axle grease
at Remnants.
Butter is 20 cents pound and eggs are
10 cents dozen.
Fresh every hour, hot all the time
peanuts at Remnants.
Fresh shipment of citrus fruits and
bananas at Remnants.
Flags and crepe paper for holiday dec
orationS at Remnants.
Wheat is down 10 $l.03 bushel and
corn has dropped TO 70 cents.
Wanted, first class man for general
work. Apply to H. w. Potts.
Lawn mowers, garden tools, shovels,
dynamite and fuse at Hodges.
All kinds OF optical work done by Max
Lewis. Broken lenses duplicated.
Next Wednesday will be the last day
for the liquor saloons at Weverton.
Next Tuesday, May 3Oth, will be ma
tonal memorial day, legal holiday.
Wanted, old sets OF false teeth. Apply
TO Edward Knodle, Hagerstown, Md.
LoSt-A bar pin, briliants set in silver.
Reward if returned TO DR.. Nat Burwell.
Old gold and silver bought, exchanged
or remodeled by Max Lewis, the ieweer.
Fancy strawberries by express Satur-
day morning. Leave orders at Remnants
now.
The National Highway Garage has been
improved with an attractive new coat OF
paint.
For Sale-A good player piano in first
class condition. Apply to William Ruth
erfOId.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Hiedwohl,
OF HagerStown, formerly OF Shepherds
town, daughter.
Frank L. Johnson has qualified as ad-
miniStrator OF the estate OF his father, Col.
|. V. Johnson, deceased.
Good For RoSes-To kill the Green
AphiS and other eating insects, use Rose
Spray Emulsion, sold by Robert Gibson.
Wanted-A white woman or girl for
companion and light house work. Good
home. Lock Box 81, Harper's Ferry, w.
Va.
Tine closing exercises of Storer College
al Harper's Ferry are being held this
week. The commencement takes place
today.
Mrs. |. V. Johnson and family wish to
thank their friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown during their recent
bereavement.
Shepherd College will hold sessions on
Saturday OF this week, and the students
will then be given holiday on both Mon
day and tuesday.
Attorney joint Porterfield, OF Charles
Town, was elected Great Mishinema at
the Grand Council of Red Men in session
al Huntington recently.
The Harper's Ferry poStoifice has been
transferred from the Murphy building,
where it was located for many years, to
the Hotel Conner annex.
Hon. George M. Bowers was sworn in
as Congressman from this district last
Thursday, and is now on duty IN the
House OF Representatives.
II YOU believe in the good old Demo-
cratic doctrine OF rotation in office, vote
for VIM. A. Daniel for assessor and Arm
iStead s. Lucas as deputy.
RAYMOND Shafer has closed his pool
room in the basement OF the Masonic
building on Main street, as the place was
mo longer on A having basis
lack Wright, who installed the machin-
cry in Winnings flour mill in Shepherds
town, is now putting in an exact duplicate
OF this mill at ClifiSide, n. {.
A number Of Charles Town merchants
have agreed TO close their stores at b
O'Clock each evening except Saturday
from June lst to September LIST.
The family OF Albert T. Hill. north OF
town, have joined the Ford army, Mr..
Hill having purchased tord touring car
from the National Highway Garage.
Saturday OF this week will be observed
as Confederate memorial day IN Charles
Town The address will be delivered by
Congressman SisSon, of Mississippi.
The young people OF the Uvilla Luth-
eran Church will hold an icecream and
strawberry festival at the Uvilla hall Fri
day night, June I'd. Everybody invited.
The young men should be encouraged
to take an interest IN public affairs. IL
YOU believe this, vote for VIM. A. Daniel
Tor assessor and A. S. Lucas for deputy.
Pay Owens 6 Miller visit, no matter
what you may need, and see what cour-
customers our aim. May we serve you?
The Shepherd College baseball team
was defeated at Berryville last Saturday
by the high school team OF that place.
The score was IA to 4 in favor OF Berry,
Vile
All orders for modern dry cleaning and
dyeing, kindly leave with Owens & Miller
or phone Owens & Miller and wagon will
stop at your home. Agent will be over
on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. J. Miller is having her
dwelling house on Main street, occupied
by E. I. Moler, improved with new
coat OF paint. William Rutherford is do
ing the work.
The first home grown strawberries
were marketed here the first Of the week,
HartzellS gardens having furnished them.
Sunshine and warm weather would bring
them right along now.
Hagerstown has gang OF bold auto
mobile thieves who have been stealing
many cars durin the past few weeks.
After using the machines they leave them
along the streets or roads.
Sam Iden Thompson, son of Mrs.
lanes F. Thompson, ST., OF Martiusburg,
has been given place with the Poll
Players in Washington, and made his debut
last week. The critics speak well OF him.
DR.. B. w. White, graduate OF U. S.
College OF Veterinary Surgeons, will on
June 10, 1916. succeed DR.. w. A: .Coyner
The D,tr,cav H0taI FOR