Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-06-15
BRIEFS.

Wneat IS w cents ouSnei To-Day ana
corn is IS cents.
Butter is 20 cents a pound and eggs are
20 cents a dozen.
For Sale-About 10000 or 900 good
bricks. Apply to M. r. Moler.
For Sale-A good fresh Jersey cow,
large and young. c. F. Daniels.
Full stock OF meas, women's and chill
dren's shoes and slippers at Hodges.
John Hill has entered the Register Of
hce, where he will learn the printers
trade.
For fresh Norris and Liggett's candies,
go TO Owens & Miller's-iresh supplies
weekly.
Largest Pyrallin ware assortment in
town on display at Oweus & Miller's
drug store.
Got the hives Or are you scratch
ing? Use Owens & Miller's sulphur
and cream OF tartar lozenges, l0c, and
stop it.
Recordsl o yes, Owens & Miller have
all of the latest Victor records, also Vic
trolas and supplies. Let Owens & Mil
Ter serve you.
A meeting OF Pack Horse Ford Chap
ter, D. A. r., is called for Tuesday, June
10th, at s o'clock, in their room at the
college. A full attendance is urged.
The passenger station OF the N. & w.
Railway in Shepherdstown is being re-
painted. The company keeps this hand
some property in first-class condition.
The patient public would be deeply
gratified if the clock-winder would take
Ten minutes off and wind the town clock.
1t has been stopped for the past week.
The congregation OF the Chapel of the
Good Shepherd at Duffields will serve
soup and refreshments in the yard OF the
chapel on Saturday, beginning alto Bop. m.
The summer school at Shepherd COL
lege, which will give course OF six
weeks, began its sessions on Tuesday.
There are about sixty students in attend
ance.
The Advocate says that hog cholera
has made its appearance on four farms
within three miles of Charles Town. On
each OF these farms the disease prevailed
last year.
the ladies OF the Reformed Church of
Kearneysville will hold parcel post sale
in Tump's hall on Saturday night OF
this week and will also sell refreshments.
Everybody cordially invited.
A wooden addition to the stone dwell
ing house on the DR.. c. c. Tyler farm
near Keys Ferry, this county, was de-
stroyed by fire recently. Adam OFT, the
tenant, lost all the furniture in the part
that was burned.
c. F. Wall bought bunch of. lambs
the first OF the week from Levi M. Por-
ter-some fifty in number-which netted
Mr.. Porter 1916 apiece. Mr.. Wall also
bought John D. McGany's lambs, the
flock averaging SO 80.
For those unmarked graves see c. O..
Morgret, representing the Hancock Marble
and Granite Works. Here this week.
Also for those dates you want cut, bring
them in and leave with Mr.. Swayne at
Elmwood Cemetery. All work promptly
taken care Of.
Special Officer Rodeffer of the B. & o..
Railroad arrested four colored men al
Shenandoah Junction Sunday morning for
dsorderlY conduct. On examining their
baggage it was found that they had more
liquor in their possession unlaoeled than
the law allows. They were taken to
Charles Town for a hearing before Justice
Green.
Wanted, 1900 pounds OF side meat,
jowls and fat ends of shoulders; 80 cans
OF lard 100 bushels OF old potatoes; two
tons OF butter, need not be printed. Get
our prices on sugar and on merchandise.
Also a secondhand 60-gallon Bowser
gasoline tank for sale. M. M. jenkins,
Kearneysville. Bell Phone 97-15, Win
chester phone COLL.
q. w. Freeman and his family, who
recently went from this place to Pied
mont, w. Va, where they conducted a
bakery, have returned to Shepherdstown
and will again occupy their old stand IN
the Adams building. They will resume
the business of manufacturing icecream
and baking and hope to have the pa
honage OF old and new customers.
Judge Woods on Thursday decided that
the eleventh clause OF the will OF the late
VIM. Nj. Rouss was valid. binding and
forcesble. This clause provided for
fund to be called "The Milton RouSs
Charity Fund.-" and provided that the in
terest therefrom shall be used towards the
board, lodging and care OF unfortunates
that are brought to the Charles Town Hos
pital for treatment and are too poor to bear
such expense themselves, and leaves
wholly 10 N. c. Page, the trustee, toludge
those wealthy and deservingof such char
ity.-Spbh.
In unique aud attractive way the two
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Dodd, OF Berkeley county, announced
their engagement while entertaining a
few OF their friends on the lawn at their
home. The happy news was not sus-
pected until the guests unfolded their
napkins and found a Tiny booklet inside.
bearing the initials OF Miss Sara EdYth
Dodd and Mr.. Fred Hamill, and those OF
Miss Martha Virginia Dodd and Mr..
lanes E. Newkirk. Mr.. Hamill is a we'll