Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-05-11
BRIEFS.

Fresh pineapples and strawberries at
Remnants.
Cider, ginger ale and grape Juice on ice
al Remnants.
Bring butter 10 Remnants for highest
price this week.
fresh beets, new cabbage and spring
onions, at Remnants.
For Sale-Late and early tomato plants.
Apply TO w. r. Miller.
Vote the new assessors ticket-W. A..
Daniel and A. S. Lucas.
Tasty Kake-made of pure butter and
fresh eggs-at Remnants.
Three bottles OF different colored shoe
polish for 25c, at Remnants.
Kingan'S meats, sliced on machine,
are the cheapest at Remnants.
About 2 bushels Irish Cobbler seed DO
tatoes at Remnants, Sl.2O bushel.
For Sale-One three burner oil stove.
Apply to Mrs. F. L. Billmyer.
Wanted, a first class man for general
work. Apply to H. w. Potts.
LOOK-Extra fruit trees, grapes and
roses on hand. Robert Gibson.
For Sale-A good player piano in first
class condition. Apply to William Ruth
erford.
For Sale-Three Shetland ponies, bug
gy and harness. Apply to Owens &
Miller.
Put new life into the party in Jefferson
county by voting for w. A. Daniel and
A. S. Lucas.
Why not give our young men a chance
by voting for w. A. Daniel and A. S.
Lucas for assessors?
There will be ameeting Equal Suffrage
Association in the old college hall Friday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hendricks
Daniels, near Duffields, on May 4th, a
fine son weighing 9 l-2 pounds.
Wanted-A white woman or girl for
companion and light house work. Good
home. Lock Box %, Harper's Ferry, W.
Va
Ii is the young men who do the work
at the polls-give them chance. Vote
for W. A. Daniel and A. s. Lucas the new
assessors ticket.
Work is being pushed along rapidly on
the break in the canal bank at Big Pool,
and it is thought that boats will be NOV
ing again by Monday.
Guy L. Virts, OF Shenandoah Junction,
has been appointed clerk to Division
Operator E. c. DraSbaugh in the B. & o.
service in Cumberland.
81 enjoy reading the Register very
much, and expect TO take If as long as !
live. 1t is fine paper Mrs. John M.
Smurr, independence, Mo.
II is said that two more liquor saloons
are to be opened in Sharpsburg. A good
many folks hope that after the election
next fall there will be none.
This war in Europe develops some new
horror every week. Now the Shepherds
town BARRIERS have increased the price OF
hair cutting-all on account of the war.
The Junior League OF the Bakerton M.
E. Church South will hold festival at
that place on Saturday, May 18th, for the
benefit of the church. Everybody invited
The class in agriculture from Shepherd
College, under the direction of Prof. J. D.
Muldoon, is making tour OF farms in
this section today, the trip being made in
automobiles.
Wilbur Hebb is talking about buying a
flying machine for use in delivering his
milk. He figures that this would be put
ting one over on the bridge company,
which recently increased its toll rates.
J. Fred Keplinger got black eye and
cut nose a few days ago when stick OF
wood that he was chopping struck him in
the face. Mr.. Keplinger says that he
has proof that this is the way the trouble
occurred.
The ladies' missionary society OF the
Presbyterian Church at Kearneysville will
hold a flower social at the home OF Mrs.
Mamie Kearfott at that place on Friday
evening, May 10Th, beginning att o'clock.
A silver offering will be taken at the door.
Everybody invited.
The ladies OF the adult bible class OF
the NJ. E. Church South will serve chicken
soup, icecream, coffee, cake and candy
in the Masonic Temple store room Sat-
urdaY evening beginning at five O'Clock.
Proceeds for benefit OF the parsonage.
The public is cordially invited.
Shepherdstown has jeweler and sill
versmith. Max Lewis, formerly Obituary,
Va, has opened shop in the Remnant
building on Main street and is now busy
attending 10 work in his line. We hope
that he may prosper, for il is great con-
venience to have jewelers. shop in our
town.
Last Sunday evening an automobile in
which six Winchester men were driving
broke an axle at the Keplinger place west
of Shepherdstown. After struggling for
seven hours to make repairs they gave up
and walked TO town, where they took
livery Car for home, leaving their ma
chine in shed.
1.-The Register is always a welcome
visitor at my house, not only because it
keeps me informed concerning Shep-
herdstown people, in whom am always
interested, but like its politics and usual
ly find myself agreeing with its editorial