Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-11-16

Celery, lettuce. cabbage and sweet po-
tatoes at NJ. r. Moler's.
Eggs are up TO SO cents a dozen and
butter is 81 cents pound.
Blankets, comforts, muslins and flan-
nels at low prices at Hodges.
The ladies OF the Catholic church will
hold bazaar on Thanksgiving day.
Orange and lemon peel, citron, rasins,
cunants, figs and dates at M. r. Moler's.
We can use some turnipS. Write or
call on US if any 10 sell. Benz. HartzeIl.
Security cement, Ivory wall plaster,
mddlingS and bran at Hodges elevators.
Heinz's mincemeat. plum buildings,
cranberries and maple syrup at M. r.
Moler'S.
Our local dealers are paying $l.S2 a
bushel for wheat today, and corn is Is
cents bushe.
"No Trespassing" signs printed on
colored card board for sale at the Regis
ter office at five cents each.
M p. Crowl, agent, will sell a nice lot
of cattle, sheep and horses on November
24th. See advertise in this paper.
Will sell nice Jersey bull calf two
weeks old, registered for SIS, or for $40
without the papers. c. S. Billmyer.
The Jefferson County Court has been
in session this week, most OF the time be-
ing taken up with canvassing the election
returns.
For Sale-One fine Jersey cow and two
Jersey heifers. Also good brood sow
and nine thrifty pigs, eleven weeks old.
K. L. ReinhaH
For Sale-Twelve choice White Leg
horn BOOSTERS and "a choice White Leg
horn hens, at my sale on Tuesday, No.
vember Is. L. V. Hause.
Robert Mckee has opened up clothes
cleaning and pressing establishment in
the room in the Markell building, just
west OF M. B. Bakers store.
Miss Rena Engle has bought from her
brother and sister at 800 an acre the home
farm OF 100 acres near Engle, this county,
and will farm the place herself.
Born TO MIR. and Mrs. Robert B. Price,
OF Berkeley Station, w. Va, pound
son. Mrs. Price was formerly Miss
Grace Wageley, OF Shepherdstown.
J. J.McGlone, former Jefferson coun-
ty boy, has just been elected secretary of
the International Mercantile Marine in
New York, at a salary of $4,000 year.
An oyster supper will be held in the
domestic science hall OF Shepherd College
on thanksgiving night by the ladies' aid
society OF the M. E. Church. Everybody
invited.
The u. D. c. will have sale of fancy
articles on Saturday, December 9th. All
interested will please send contributions
at any time prior to this date to Mrs.
Mollie Folk.
The Page Publishing Association OF
Baltimore has our thanks for the beauti-
full and artistic calendar for 1917. II is
the work OF our gifted friend, Mr.. Mat
thew Page Andrews.
The Shepherdstown independent has
Increased IFS subscription price from fifty
cents a year TO a dollar year, and
changed the form from an eight page six
column paper 10 four page eight column
sheet
Wilbur Davis. who married Miss
Alice Marten, OF Shepherdstown, was
elected 20 the Legislature from Fayette
couaty, this State. Fayette county elected
asolidDemocratic delegation TO the Leeis
lature.
Sam Miller. our enterprising and &C
commodating shoemaker, has just in
stalled new finishing machine, which
is run by an electric motor. Sam had so
much work TO do that loot power was
not able to keep up with the business.
The ladies OF the Reformed Church
will have chicken and waffle supper on
Saturday, December I'd, in the domestic
science hall (old town hall. Also sale
OF aprons and fancy articles, suitable for
Christmas presents. Public cordially in
vited.
v hat will doubtless be very interest
ing game OF basketball will be played in
the Shepherd College gymnasium Satur-
day afternoon OF this week at half-past
three o'clock, when the regular girls
team will play against the alumni girls.
Admission 10 cents.
Max Lewis, the jeweler, asks us TO an
nounce that he intends 10 put in nice
stock of goods suitable for the holiday
trade-iewelry, fancy articles, etc, that
will make desirable presents for Christ
mas. Do not make your purchases until
you see what he has to offer. Adver-
tisement next week.
A Durham bull belonging to Miss Rena
Engle, OF this county, is better than an ad-
vertiSement in the Register. even, 10 pre-
vent trespassing. Last week he routed
two hunters and three dogs as they were
crossing a field, and the animal charged
upon farm hand and knocked him down
for simply carrying gun.
Hubert Clark, colored, was held for
the action OF the grand jury on the charge
OF the larceny of an overcoat from Charles
Hopewell, a coIored porter at the Hotel
Hamilton. Clark is alleged to have taken
the coat during fair week. but claims to
have done so by mistake. The coat was