Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-06-22
BRIEFS.

bksEfS.
altherring and white fish at Remnants.
Octagon coupons redeemed at Rein
hart'S.
Binder twine, rakes, cradles and oil al
Hodges.
New pack shad and herring in cans, al
Remnants.
Jars, jelly glasses, rings, filters, etc, al
Remnants.
Butter is 20 cents pound and eggs are
% cents dozen.
Wheat is quoted at 9S cents today and
corn at 70 cents bushel.
Buy your song books for the open air
services at Owens & Miller's.
Yesterday was the longest day Of the
year. Summer has now officially COM
menced.
All kinds of engraving satisfactorily
done by Max Lewis. the ieweler. Ask
him about it.
For Sale-Thirty bushels of cow peas,
"Whipporwill" variety. Apply to Her
bert c. Miller. Kearneysville.
Boyd A. Remnant, of Cumberland, for
merly OF Shepherdstown, was recently
elected president of the Maryland State
FraterRal Order of Eagles.
The Village Improvement Society will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Mollie Folk on
Saturday, June oath, at 8 O'Clock p. m.
All members are urged to be present.
The personal property OF the late Mrs.
H. c. McClain will be sold by c. D. Wy
song at Sudley Place, Shepherdstown,
Saturday OF this week. See advertise
ment and bills.
The National Highway Garage, of this
place, has sold TO Miss Sara Coe, OF
Charles Town, fine new eight cylinder
Oldsmobile roadster. II is a handsome
and powerful car.
81 enclose dollar for the Register for
another year. do not want to miss
single copy, for il keeps me in touch with
the old homeso dear TO my heart. Mrs.
Mary N. Moore. Cover, Mo.
On Friday, June 3Oth, in the palace OF
Pleasure" at Bakerton will be given an
entertainment consisting OF music and
Rotations by Prof. Stevens and Company,
OF Frederick, Md. Admission 10 and 20
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Simpson, OF Rocky
Marsh, ask US TO extend their very sin
cere thanks TO the friends and neighbors
who were so kind and who helped them
so generously after their loss by the fire
that destroyed their home.
VIM. A. Daniel, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic executive committee of Jefferson
county. has called meeting OF the newly
elected members OF the committee at the
courthouse in Charles Town for Satur-
day Of this week at 230p. m.
n. @. Traver, of Weverton, has sold
his hotel at that place TO James w. Craig,
who has had charge of the hotel for the
past five years. Traver ran the bar-room
of the hotel and made fortune He will
90 10 New Mexico and hunt another To-
cation.
Sam Miller, our enterpriSing shoemaker,
has added TO his equipment new cleo
tricai shoe finishing machine, which en-
ab IS him to do his work much better and
great deal more quickly. He is kept
busy day and night and is giving entire
satisfaction TO those who palronize him.
William MeleSter, who farms near VII
Transport, had a Sweled head the past
week-but not Intentionally. He was
looking over the place when swarm OF
bees settled upon his head unlimited and
Stung him so badly before ne got nd oil
them that his best friend could not recog-
nize him.
AT stockholders meeting of the Fidel-
ity Building and Loan Association held
at the office of James M. Mason, Jr.,
Monday morning, the affairs OF the asso-
citation were put in the hands OF Mr..
Mason and Forrest A. Brown, to collect
the assets, bring the necessary suits, and
wind up the association .-SpirH.
6. w. Freeman has returned to Shop
herdstoWn. and will be ready for bust
ness this week at the old stand. He ex-
poets TO open up on Friday. and will be
ready to fill all orders for icecream, bread,
cakes, pies, etc. He asks for share OF
the public patronage and promises to
give satisfaction TO all who deal with him.
For those unmarked graves see c. q.
MoGgret. Also don't forget that those
dates that needs cutting cannot be done
when the weather is bad. will be here
for few days yet. See me at CrowPs
clearinghouse or inquire OF Mr.. Swayne
at the cemetery, or write care OF Hancock
Marble and Granite Works, Hancock, Md.
Wanted, 1900 pounds of side meat,
jowlS and fat ends of shoulders; 30 cans
OF lard 100 bushels OF old potatoes; two
ions OF butter, need not be printed. Get
our prices on sugar and on merchandise.
Also a second hand 60-gallon Bowser
gasoline tank for sale. M. M. jenkins,
.Kearneysville. Bell Phone 97-l5, Win
chester phone COLL.
The school buildings with the lots be-
longing thereto at Kabletown ard Myers
town were sold Saturday at public auc-
ton. The school property at Kabletown
was bought by Edgar Roderick, OF Ka-
bIelown, al bid OF S426; that at Myers
fn,nn hu u Z anudon whose bid Was