Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-03-16
BRIEFS.

tomorrow IS 81. Patrick'S day.
Oranges and grape fruit at Remnants.
For Sale-Afresh COW. Apply to Rion
Lucas.
Mems and boys lsggins, 25c at Rein
harris.
Bakers canned cocoanut at Schop-
peTt's.
Onion sets s and 10 cents quart at
HahzelpS.
Ivory wall plaster and Security cement
fresh at Hodges.
Lettuce, celery, satisfy, kale and toma-
toes at Remnants.
Battery testers, spray hose and nozzles
at H. I. Licklider's.
Butter is 25 cents a pound and eggs
are Is cents dozen.
Gas engine, separator and harness oil
at H. I. Lickllder'S.
Wheat is quoted at 81. 10 a bushel today
and corn at 6S cents.
Cyclone and Cahoon clover seed sewers
at H. I. Licklider's.
Wards tine cakes, fresh every Thurs
day at Schopperts.
Superior and John Deere corn planters
al h. I. Licklider's.
Found-A small child's gold ring. In
quire OF DR.. n. Burwell.
Canned spinach, kraut, beets, and sweet
potatoes at Schoppen's.
Seed potatoes. onion sets and all gar
den seeds, at Remnants.
Sooner or later you will buy DeLaval
Separator. H. T. Licklider.
For Sale-Tamworth pigs that weigh
about 100 pounds. H. w. Potts.
For Sale-Afew tons OF mixed hay, also
some fodder. Apply 10 VIM. II. Martin.
liYou want good cup OF coffee. try
Chase and Sanborn's. Sold by Schop-
pert.
For Sale-The large corncrib on the
home lot of the late Alex B. Freeman.
Inquire OF Geo. NJ. Beltzhooyer.
For trees, shrubs, roses, vines, grapes
and "STARK'S Delicious" apple trees,
see Robert Gibson, representative.
For pair of extra good mules and
some especially fine Jersey cattle, 60 TO
D. Frank Hills sale on March oath.
See me before buying manure spread
er, the 10th Century spreads 20 feet to a
round, and is guaranteed TO please you.
H. T. Licklider.
Miss Lou D. Mann will have her OPEN
ing Of stylish, spring millinery on We'd
neSday and Thursday OF next week,
March 22d and 23d.
There will be festival at Van Metres
School-house for the benefit of the school
on March "a. Chicken soup, icecream,
cake, coffee, etc. The public is invited.
Wanted-A middle-aged woman TO
keep house on small farm for widower
and one child. Reference required. Ad-
dress B. ]. Byers, Route 3. Martinsburg.
Ten per cent discount during March on
all watches, diamonds and iewelry at S.
l. CooleY's, Shenandoah Junction. All
jewelry sold on easy weekly or monthly
payments.
We call especial notice TO the adver-
tiSement OF The Nations Peril whichis TO
be shown at the Opera House on Satur-
day. This is wonderful picture and is
we'll worth seeing.
The Bethesda Sewing Society will have
a sale Of lingerie, children's clothes,
aprons, etc, at Moler's on Friday, March
II, from 10 TO o'clock. St. Patrick's
lunch will be served at noon.
The second teams Of Shepherd College
and the Martusburg High School are to
play a game OF basketball in the GYM
nasium here on Saturday night. A fast
game is expected. Admission Is cents.
"The Stranger" modern miracle
play, will be given on Friday evening in
the Shepherd College auditorium by the
members OF the Salmagundi Art Club,
beginning at O'Clock. Admission Is
cents.
Both the National Highway Garage and
the ShepherdStown Garage have installed
outside tanks and self-registering street
pumps for gasoline at their places Of bus
mess at the corner of Washington and
Princess streets.
al must have the Register, so as to
get the news from the old home and my
Virginia friends. Give my best wishes
10 all OF the survivors OF old Company D,
Twelfth Virginia Cavalry wish them a
happy and prosperous year. John W.
James, Wyoming, Iowa.
The appraisers appointed to make On
inventory OF the Martinsburg Power Com
pany's property filed its report few days
ago. The total value of all the property,
including some $50. 900 cash on hand, is
placed at S598,S1739. The plant at Dam
No. is valued at 1926, 10000.
The population OF West Virginia on
January /, 1916, as estimated by the CEN
sus bureau, was 1,372, 756. The census
bureau has also estimated that the popu-
lation OF the State July /. 1916, will be
l,366,03S These estimates are based on
the assumption that the rate OF growth
since 1910 has been the same il was be-
tween 1900 and 1910.
Mrs. Ida Staley, wife of Joseph Staley,
and one OF the most respected colored
women of Shepherdstown, died last