Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-09-28
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BRIEFS.

(ranoerrleS al kelnhartS.
Sunshine cakes and crackers at Rein
harris.
Today the sun rises at 554 and sets at
SAG.
Cheaper than last year, cranberries at
Remnants.
Wheat is St.43 abushel today and corn
is 50 cents.
Old fashioned candies at Remnants.
See window
Potomac salt herring, Is cents dozen
al Remnants.
Ivory wall plaster and Security cement
at Hodges elevator.
Butter is 25 cents a pound and eggs
are 81 cents a dozen.
Blankets, comforts, ginghams and mus
Inns, low prices at Hodges
For Sale-Thirty good stock ewes.
Apply TO J.. J. Ely, FaYman farm.
For Sale-Dark bay horse colt, coming
two years. Percheron stock A. c.
Kensill.
Just few bars of the famous l9c
CASTLE soap ieft at Owens & Miller's.
Buy now.
Owens & Miller's preparations-on
Tor every ill-all guaranteed-money back
1t not as represented.
Wanted 1000 dozen fresh eggs every
week. We guarantee you highest cash
price. Give US call. Hertle-H. Co.
A meeting OF the Village Improvement
Society will be held at the home OF Miss
Ella Kelsey Saturday afternoon at 230.
Fall is here-get wise and fall TO
Owens & Miller'S Almond Lotion for
rough and chapped skin. You will like it.
Wanted, good fat hogs for butcher ng
Tor which the highest cash price will be
paid. Apply to Z. c. Frazier, Shepherds
town.
A festival will be held at Scrabble
Saturday night OF this week for the bene-
FIT OF the M. E. Church. All are cordially
invited.
The new four-mile extension of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Ha-
gerSlown 10 Security was put in operation
last Sunday.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Hospital Guild will be next Tuesday,
October Bird, at o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Edward Remnant.
The Mission Band will serve icecream
and homemade candy in the Sunday
school room al DuitieldS, Saturday even
ing, Octooer Z, beginning at D O'Clock.
E. w. Woolman, milk receiver, buys
your milk, large or small quantities. Sell
YOUR milk and save time and work and
get better returns. See E. E. Hertle for
information.
Charles Town has quarantined itself
against places where lneTe is infantlle
paralysis, and the police are 10 meet all
trains and watch automobiles 10 enforce
the quarantine.
Wanted-All the milk you can sell for
Z. W. Woolman, the oldest milk receiver
III Philadelphia. Top price payed. Call
on {. E. Hertle for price. etc.
The river has been very muddy the
past week owning 10 the heavy rains
above, and for time fishing has been
stopped. A great many eelS are being
Caught and marketed IN town.
MeSsrs. Dunaway & Watson, who have
been running general merchandise store
al Leetown, this county, have sold out
their business to n. c. Furr, OF Kable-
town, who will continue the business.
Class No. 10, OF the Lutheran Sunday
school, will hold an all day exchange and
viii sell soup, iceCream, cake, candy,
Sandwiches and coffee in the evening.
"a urday, September Goth, IN corner
loom OF The Hotel RumSeY.
The National Highway Garage unload
ed car load OF six new FordS on Mon
day and have made the following de-
liveries: Harry F. ByerS, Golden and Leo
Walper, roadsters, u. n. VanMetre and
Z. p. McCausland, touring cars.
The third annual Fall Festival Will be
held in Charles Town October 70 and II.
The show as heretofore will consist
Chiefly of farm products brought IN by
the schools OF the county. II is hoped
that this fair will be the largest yet.
While chopping kndling last Saturday
Nj BENJAMIN PendletOn met with a pain
full accident. A sharp splinter flew up
striking him in the eye, piercing the eye
ball. Fortunately the sight has not been
destroyed, but the accident was most
painful.
The enrolment at Shepherd College so
far this term is l45. This is little lower
than last year at this same time, but IS
explained by the fact that the last grad
ualng class numbered sixty. which is
Tar above the average OF new students
enrolled each fall.
Rudolph Rogers, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
K. H. Rogers, OF Martinsburg, formerly
OF KearneySvllle, accidentally shot HIM
sell IN the hand and leg last Saturday.
He was foolng with % revolver
when If exploded. He was taken to the
City Hospital where the bullet was ex-
tIacted
On October 10th in the Palace Theater
the famous Chatham Concert Company
Will give an entertainment for the benefit
OF the fire company. AS stated last week
the program is one OF high-claSS music
and a most pleasing performance is
promised. Admission will be p cents 10
all. All seats reserved.
Mr.. Val Smith, OF Waynesboro, Pa,
brought his Sunday school class down to
his home on the Potomac near Shepherds
town last Sunday. Seventy-five men
were in the party including an ochestra
made up OF the class members. In the
afternoon an address was delivered by
Senator H. S. Bomberger, OF Boonsboro.
Twenty three suits, aggregating $ll9,-
600 have been filed by J ". Myers & Co.,
Hagerstown, against insurance companies,
which have failed 10 pay the insurance in
settlement of the loss sustained by the
company some time ago. II is said that
the defendent companies hold that the
building collapsed and that the fire was
only the result of the collapse.
Eighty sevenindictmentsw were returned
in MartinSburg last week by the federal
grand imrv seventy OF them being for