Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-03-09
BRIEFS.
Election next Monday.

Muslins, percales. long cloth and ging-
hams at Hodges
Fresh salted almonds, pecans and pea
nuts al Remnants.
Clover seed, small and sapling, at
Hodges elevators.
Bofnto Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Miller,
OF keafneySyille, a fine son.
Tomatoes, lettuce, kale, celery, grape
iuut and oranges, at Reinhart'S.
No matter what you want, phone Ow-
ems & Miller's first. Your store.
Burpee's and Ferry's garden seeds at,
Remnants. Also garden tools OF all kinds.
eve always enjoy reading the Regis
ter Mrs. John H. Leblanc, Cumberland,
Md.
For SaIe-A nice fallingtop buggy in
good condition. Apply TO Norman H..
Pyles.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wal
tiers, in Roanoke, Va, on March 5th, a
fine daughter.
In the circuit court at Martinsburg John
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from his wife, Virginia HetzeI.
For Sale-The large corncrib on the
home lot of the late Alex b. Freeman.
Inquire OF Geo. M. Beltzhoover.
For trees. shrubs, roses, vines, grapes
and "STARK'S Delicious" apple trees,
see Robert Gibson, representative.
Send along the Register. II is awel-
come weekly letter from the old home"
Jacob X. Keller, Godfield, Nevada.
Telephones have been put in this week
Tor DR.. w. A. Coyner, DR.. H. T. Cook
and William Luria, all in Shepherdstown.
Burpee'S Seeds will arrive the first OF
the week, all good and fresh. Owens &
MIileT'S prices Will be the cheapest in
town.
Prepare yourself against colds by using
Owens & Miller's Mentholated Cough
BdlSam and ReXall Cold Tablets-none
better.
Owens & Miller'S Milk OF MagneSia,
25c. Is the best household remedy for
babies and grown-ups. Great for the
stomach.
Mr.. James q. Engle and Miss Elizabeth
Dillon, both OF MartinSburg, were mar
ned in that city last Saturday by Rev. J..
h. Ford.
J. W. Harper, who a few months ago
bought the Starry farm of 90 acres SOUTH
east Of Charles Town, has sold if to VIM.
{. Chpp on private terms.
Wheat has declined again this week,
and dealers today are offering Sill a
buShel on the local market Practically
no wheat is now being sold. Corn is 81
cents buShel.
Having had telephone installed in my
Office, will promptly respond to all night
calls and other requests for my services
as veterinarian. Phone number, 23R.
Dr. w. A. Coyner.
Ten per cent discount during March on
all watches, diamonds and iewelry at 5.
L Cooley's, Shenandoah Junction. All
jewelry sold on easy weekly or monthly
payments.
How about that Victrola record? Ow-
ems & Miller are ordering new records
daily. Come in and hear the latest Harry
Lauder record, Rosie. VIctrolas SIS up.
Let us serve you.
The Bethesda Sewing Society will have
a sale OF lingerie, children's clothes,
aprons. etc. at Moler's on Friday, March
II. from 10 TO 4 O'Clock. A st. Patrick'S
lunch vii be served at noon.
Whitmore's Georgia Stars are billed to
appear IN the iiremen'S hall next week,
beginning on Monday. The programme
consists OF singing, dancing and comedy
acts. Admission 10 cents, children 10
cents.
a social will be held in the basement OF
the "A f. Church Saturday night OF this
week under the auspices OF the Epworth
League. The proceeds are for the fur
mace 'und and the public patronage is in
yiled.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John H. GilisS,
OF ST Martins, Md, a tine son. Mrs
Gllliss is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
T. Maddox, formerly OF keller'S, and
granddaughter OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Derr,
Of Uvilla.
Last December Charles w. Stuckey, OF
Berkeley county, was severely hurt by
being run over by an automobile driven
by ChuS Stocker in MartinSburg, and he
has brought suit against Stocker Tor 3D.
coo damages.
The dwelling and store OF J. c. Will
hanson at Cherry Run was destroyed by
fire last Friday morning about 3 O'Clock,
together with all the contents ofthe build
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson barely
escaped with their lives.
Rev. and Mrs. AbsaIom Knox will en-
terrain the official members Of the Shep-
herdStown Circuit of the M. E. Church
South Saturday afternoon at the parson-
age This will be the final business
meeting of the church year.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the Hospital Relief Fund
Saturday, March 18th, at p. m. at the
home OF Mrs David Lemen. A full at
tendance OF the members and all who are
interested IN the work is desired.
Messrs. George w. and Harry Freeman.
who have conducted the Model Bakery
and restaurant in Shepherdstown for sew
eral years past, have concluded to dis
continue business here and move to Pied
mont, w. Va, where they will engage IN
the same line. We shall be sorry to see
them leave ShepherdStown, but hope
that they may prosper in their new home.
The Senior Epworth League OF the
Methodist Church OF Shenandoah Junction
viii hold festival on March 18th at 100
m, at which time Rev. and Mrs. {. C.
Bush will give lecture on "The Habits
and Customs of the Natives OF Africa. !"
The lecture will be illustrated by use OF
curios from Africa. All are cordially in
yited 10 be present. Silver offering al
the door for the benefit Of the church.
The Stranger" modern, miracle
play, will be given in the Shepherd Col
lege auditorium Friday night. March nth,
blythe Salmagundi Art Club Of the college.
This little play is described as sketch
or drama without hero or heroine,
without villain, and with no love inter