Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-10
Che ghepherdstulun Reeister.
February 10, 1916.
BRIEFS.

Oranges, grape fruit and pears at Rein
han's.
Head lettuce, best of the season. at
Remnants.
Irssh cakes and crackers, just received,
2. Remnants.
ew pack jersey sweet potatoes. in
cans, at Remnants.
Tasty and Pimento cheeses TO arrive
Friday at Remnants.
large lot of ladies' shoes, small sizes,
one dollar pair at Hodges.
BIeached and unbleached muslin, pom
gees and ginghams, at Hodges
Frank T. Carter has had his residence
Oh Princess street nicely reprinted.
Yes, Owens & Miller's cough syrup cer-
tanly did help me-25 cents a bottle.
Buuer is Is cents a pound this week.
Eggs have dropped TO p cents dozen.
Did you ever give your baby Owens &
MiIler's milk magnesia ?-25cents, always
fresh.
Buy that water bottle now and save
money. The best assortment at Owens &
Miller'S.
Wanted - Sexton for the Reformed
Church. Apply TO T. H. Davis or James
p. StaIey.
Fresh peanut brittle, Huyler'S and all
other kinds OF fresh chocolates at Owens
< Mller's.
George F. Turner and Robert T. Banks
have had new heating plants put in their
residences.
For Sale-Two big hard coal stoves in
good condition, one adouble-heater. Ap-
ply TO J. NJ. Rush.
Robert Keller has rented the dwelling
house al the old Lutheran graveyard and
will move into it this week.
Sale-Au antique mahogany bureau,
one hundred years old. Price fifty dollars.
Inquire OF the Register office.
I've cannot do without the Register.
1t seems like visit of an old friend from
home" Miss Bette ByerS, Baltimore.
For Sale-Grade heiferS, six Holsteins
and two Guernseys. Will be fresh this
month CIV. Blue, Kearneysville, w. Va.
Miss Gladys Marlatt, a popular young
giIl Of Harper's Ferry, has gone to Wash
lngton totake the course for trained nurses
al Providence Hospital.
There will be a game OF basketball on
February 18th in firemen's hall between
the Alsatia quint OF HagersIown and the
ShepherdStoWn team.
VIM. F. Benchoff, stamp clerk in the
Hagerstown postoffice, has been missing
since January 18th and there is shortage
OF $l,l20 in his accounts.
Chicken thieves are very industrious in
the Charles Town neighborhood. Hun
dredS OF chickens have been stolen dur
ing the past month or so.
James w. Strider, OF Leetown, has been
elected a director of the Bank OF Charles
Town 10 till the vacancy caused by the
death OF his father, the late Isaac H. Strider.
Wheat has declined in price several
cents bushel this week, and dealers are
offering today 81 20 cents buShel. Corn
is bit weak, but the price still holds at
70 cents.
Everybody is invited TO come TO the
old time spelling bee in the Sunday school
room CT the NJ. E. Church South Friday
evening, February llth, at I O'Clock.
Bring a nickel and you are in.
Especial attention is called TO the ad-
vertisement OF the big sale of VIM. A.
Fuk, which will be held on Friday, March
3. All his property is in firSt-claSs con-
diton and worthy the attention OF buyers.
The Village Improvement Society is ar
rangingior avery ENJOYABLE entertainment
to be given in the opera house on March
81. Two humorous little plays are now
being prepared under the direction OF Mrs.
Robert Gibson.
There was a large attendance at the
opera house last Thursday night, when it
was reopened by Manager c. S. Musser.
The new moving picture machine is
fine one and the pictures being shown are
exceptionally good.
Twelve head OF horses will be sold at
W. A. Fulk'S sale on March Sd. lnclud-
ed in these are two perfectly matched
teams OF splendid work horses, one blacks
and one bays. All oithem will work any
where they are hitched.
We have for sale an excellent dwelling
house at Shenandoah Junction at rea-
sonable price. Good Latrobe stoves 60
with it and it is screened all over, be-
sides other convenienceS. Inquire Tor
particulars OF H. L. Snyder & Co.
Next Thursday, February 18th, I. J..
Cavalier & Sons will have their annual
stock sale at Harper's Ferry, when they
viii sell sixty head of fine cattle, Hol-
stems and Jerseys, six horses and colts
and twenty head OF shoatS. See adver-
tsemeut in this paper.
The Adamantine Clay Products Com
pany, which has been out OF commission
since its plant at North Mountain was
burned last September, has resumed op-
eratons with force OF forty men. lthaS
a capacity OF 10000 bricks per day and is
said 10 have many orders on hand.
Mr.. Bernard B. Fulk, OF Washington,
and Miss Anna Robinson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Robinson, OF Martins
burg. were married in Washington last