Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-12-21
ghe Shepherdstoun 8egister.
Thursday, December Il, 1916
BRIEFS.

Saur kraut al M. X. MolerS.
Mncemeat at M. K. Moler's.
Next Monday will be Christmas.
China and cut glass at M. r. Moler's.
Xmas candy. nuts and oranges, cheap,
at M. R. Moler's.
New Orleans syrup and buckwheat
flour at M. r. Moler's.
Watches, razors and gifts for him or
her al Owens & Miller'S.
Did you ever notice how proud a
Buick owner is OF his carp
For Sale-My home on New street.
Apply 10 Mrs. Nj. L. Hickey.
Le-Mo coffee, Golden Drip coffee and
Ajax coffee at M. r. Moler's.
When better cars are made we'll sell
them. ShepherdStown Garage.
For Sale--Twenty-six shoats. Apply
10 w. IA. Muzzey, Rockland Farm.
Eggs are up 10 al cents a dozen this
week and butter is IS cents pound.
Don't wait till spring - the price OF
Bucks will be advanced January 18th.
Cocoanuts, bananas, cranberries. grape
fruit and Malaga grapes at M. K. Moler's.
Celery, lettuce, grapes, bananas and
grape fruit to arrive Friday, at Remnants.
Cltron, lemon peel, orange peel, rasins,
currants, dates and figs at M. K. Moler'S.
Polack's line OF useful Xmas gifts on
display at Owens & Milier's. Engraving
free.
Wheat is quoted todav in our local
market at $l.57 bushel. Corn is "a
cents.
Wanted-Some heavy horses and some
fresh COWS. K. L. Emory, Shepherds
town.
Give your subscriptions for newspapers
and magazines 10 Owens & Miller, and
save money.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Byers,
near Shepherdstown, twin sons, weighing
6 l-2 pounds each.
New watch bracelets at Max Lewis's.
Also rings, lavallierS, gold pins, gold
crosses and chains, etc.
For sale, two-horse three-seated
sleigh and two-horse sled for hauling.
Apply 10 w. H. Knode.
Ii you haven't finished your Christmas
buying, call upon Max Lewis and see the
nice line OF goods that he has.
Shepherd College closes Its fall term
today. The Graded School will hold its
Christmas exercises on Friday.
A small amount OF money was found
by Mayor u. S. Martin. Owner may
obtain same upon application TO him.
Owens & Miller extend Christmas
greetings 10 all friends and customers and
wish them prosperous year in 1917.
Ladies will find it convenient to buy
their gifts OF Owens & Miller. All pres
entS sold are kept in strict confidence.
For Sale-Fine purebred S. c. Rhode
Island Red roosterS. Apply to Mrs. J.
b. OSbourn, DuiiieldS. Price 81 so each.
If some rich old uncle should suddenly
turn up from the west and ask what you
would like best for Christmas, say,
Buick"
D. Z. Royer, OF the Kearneysville
neighborhood, slaughtered fine lot OF
hogs last week. Seven of them weighed
1900 pounds.
BY getting Colonial National Mazda
lamp al Remnants you will be assured OF
bright and cheerful Xmas. Home sizes
only II cents.
The sky-high price OF Is cents pound,
live weight, is being asked for turkeys in
this neighborhood, out very few are being
purchased at this figure.
How about that Victrola for Xmas.
No home is complete without one. All
the latest records delivered promptly.
Pay us call. Owens & Miller.
Leave order for celery and lettuce al
Remnants now. They will be delivered
until / a. m. Monday. After that time
STORE will be closed for rest OF the day.
Robert Shipley has installed in the Jef-
ferSon Lunch Room handsome soda
fountain and cabinets and cases, making a
decided improvement TO his place OF
business.
q. M. Bellzhoover, executor, will sell
the house and lot OF the late Mrs. Nancy
SiSler al public sale on Saturday. This
is comfortable little dwelling-house on
New street.
The Advocate says that the county
road authorities have purchased new
Frick traction engine, which will be used
10 operate stone cruSher IN Harper
Ferry district
Today is the shortest day OF the year.
The sun rises at Ito and sets at 4.4O.
Tomorrow the days start 10 grow longer,
and las the days begin to lengthen the
colo begins TO strengthen"
Philip c. VanMetre, formerly OF this
vicinity, who has been living at VAN
cleveSville the past year, has moved with
his family TO Clarksburg, w. Va, where
he has employment in a mandatory.
The Shepherdstown Garage has sold
this week two Bucks for Christmas-to
]. A. bearing at Shenandoah Junction a
six-cylinder five passenger touring Car at
$1,000, and 10 Edward Brandenburg at
Martlnsburg a four-cylinder five-passen-
ger al 800.
In the circuit court in HagerstoWn last
week the suit OF Walter H. Crowl. through
his father, H. Crowl, against the Ha-
gerstown Mail, for libel, resulted in a
verdict against the newspaper for one
cent damages. Suit had been brought
for $4,000 damages.
H. L. Byers, near town, killed fine
pen of hogs this week-four OF them
weighed ST. pounds, as follows: 470,
3S7, 1856 and 329 John Shannon, who
farms q. W. d. Folks place near Swan
Pond, killed three fine borkers last week,
the heaviest weighing COG pounds. One
OF the hams weighed SO pounds, and
John says that the editor is TO have slice
OF if next summer when he cuts it.
A writ Of error and supersedeas have
been granted by the West Virginia
Supreme Court OF Appeals in the case OF
]. w. Gardner VS.. Frank Nichols, the
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