Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-02-17
Ghe Shepherdstulun Reaister.
February II, 1916.
BRIEFS.

Iltdu lettuNS at NSihhdit sc per head.
Tasty and Pimento cheeses at Rein
harris.
Pimento and Snappy cheese at Schop-
per'S.
Clover seed, sapling and red, at Hodges"
elevators.
Satisfy, two large punches for l5c, at
Remnants.
Born TO MIR. and Mrs. John Knode,
line daughter.
Canned apricots, peaches and pineap-
pie at SChoppert'S.
Next Tuesday, the 22d of February.
will be legal holiday.
Baskets OF all kinds al Reinhart's-and
more 10 arrive Saturday.
Still lot OF chldren's and ladies' shoes
at low prices at Hodges.
a few paper shell almonds, to sell at
2Jc a pound, at Remnants.
For Rent-A Six-room house. Apply
10 Miss CoopSie Keplinger.
Yes, Owens & MIler's cough syrup GER
taiHIy did help me-25 cents bottle.
For Sale-A good farm work mare. in
toal. Apply 10 c. J. Derr, near Moler's.
Did you ever give your baby Owens &
Niller'S milkmagneSia ?-25 cents, always
fresh.
Buy that water bottle now and save
money. The best assortment at Owens &
Nrler'S.
Wanted - Sexton for the Reformed
Church. Apply TO T. H. Davis or James
p. Staley.
For Sale-Two big hard coat stoves in
gOOdconditon. one adouble-heater. APP
ply 10 J. Nj. Rush.
Schoppert will have new brand of
cakes FTiday-Ward'S cakes, good as
homemade. Try one.
For Sale-An antique mahogany side
board one hundred years old. Price fifty
dollars. Inquire OF the Register office.
For Sale-Grade heifers, six Holsteins
and two Guernseys. Will be fresh this
month CIV Blue, Kearneysville, w. Va.
The ladies' aid society OF Mt. Wesley
viii hold IT'S monthly meeting at tine home
OF Mrs. Geo. w. D. Folk Friday night,
February 18th.
Our local dealers are quoting wheat at
il 80 a OuShel and corn at 10 cents today.
Butter is p cents pound and eggs are
20 cents dozen.
An interesting article concerning one of
Jefferson county best young men-Cleon
Scott OSbourn-may be found on the first
page OF the Register this week.
u. NJ. Gever, OF MartinSburg. has
rented the room in Jos. L. Cookus's
building, and will open shop for tailor
ING. clothes pressing, cleaning, etc.
The family OF the late Adam B. Moer
~ish to express their thanks for and ap-
probation of the great kindness of their
friends and neighborS during their recent
bereavement.
Former Senator William Campbell, OF
Charles Town, editor OF the Free Press,
has been appointed to aposition with the
Federal Trade Commission upon the
recommendation Ex-senator Chiffon. The
position is SAID to be quite desirable one.
The Southern Methodist Sunday School,
which for many years has had its sessions
in the afternoon at 2 O'Clock, has decided
10 change the hour to 945 a. m, begin
ming with February 9th. All OF the Sun
day schools of the town now meet in the
morning.
Allen Miller, resident of Berkeley
Springs, was caught under b. & o. train
and ground 10 pieces last Monday at Han
cock station. This is the second death
within couple OF weeks for which the
wretched saloons at Hancock are directly
responsible.
STARK Bros. Nurseries and Orchard
Company has appointed Robert Gibson
aga7t for their nursery products. Stark'S
Delicious, Jonathan and Stark'S King Da-
yd APPLES are highly recommended for
this section. Special prices on large or
ders. Shrubbery, roses and all ornament
al plants Quality first"
The Louis Manufacturing Company, OF
Middleway, this county, has been incor-
pOrated, for the purpose OF manufacturing
furniture. The capital stock is $4,000
and the incorporatorS are Herbert RI. Jen-
nlugS. Y. n. Jennings, Nelson K. Roberts,
OF Middleway. and Harry n. Watson and
FOntaine b. Hooff, OF Charles Town.
The EqualSuifrage Association OF Shep-
herdStOwn will hold reception and So
Cial evening on Tuesday. March TN, at
! 80 O'Clock, in the old college building,
10 which are cordially invited all mem
bers Of the association and their friends,
or any other who may be interested IN
the cause. Further notice next week.
Henry n. Bradley, who for the past
eighteen years has been assistant post
master and postmaster at Charles Town,
turned over the office on Tuesday to ,:
{. Young, who was recently appointed
postmaster on the recommendation OF
Congressman Brown. Mr.. Bradley VIII
move 10 his farm in the Leetown nelgh-
bOThOod
There will be a festival and flag-raiSing
at NJ Airy School in Berkeley county on
February 22d. The flag will be raised at
10 a. m, preceded by short programme
The festival will continue from that time
on AT p. m. humorous programme
will be rendered. No admission will be
charged. but there will be loads OF good
things 10 eat. Everybody welcome.
Town Sergeant NJ. p. Crowl had a
painful experience last Saturday. he
was not aware that an inside stairway TO
the cellar Of his home On Main street hao
been broken down, and when he went TO
90 down the cellar he stepped into space:
He went straight down eight feet and
stopped with an awful shock. Fortunate
ly no bones were broken, but he got The
worst Jar OF his life. He has since been
confined TO his home.
A very pleasing performance Will be
given in the opera house in Shepherds
town on Friday, March Sd, Tor The oene-
III Of the Village Improvement Society.
Two humorous plays, "How the Story
Grew" and The wrong Baby, VIII De
presented by home talent, and they VIII
be worth seeing. The admission VIII De
= cents, with ten cents extra for reserved
seats Ameeting OF the Village improve
ment Society will be held Saturday aiter-