Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-04-20
Thursday,
BRIEFS.


Johnson's stains and paints sold by M.
K. Moler.
Seed potatoes and garden seed at M.
X. MOler'S.
Seed oats and spring phosphate
Hodges elevators.
Early Rose. Cobbler. and Bliss seed
potatoes at Hodges.
Ask for shipping day at Bardane. CT.
Wall and L. K. Hardesiy.
Butter is 25 cents a pound today and
eggs are 10 cents dozen.
Picnic breakfast bacon, lunch meat and
frankiurterS at M. K. Moler'S.
LOOK-Extra fruit trees, grapes and
roses on hand. Robert Gibson.
Lettuce, celery, sweet potatoes, cab
bage, tomatoes and kale at M. K. Moler's.
Eve certainly do enjoy reading the
Register. Guy r. Alvey, Great Cacapon,
W. Va.
Can use boy or two willing to work
in our gardens during the season. Benz.
Hanzell.
Wheat has declined the past week,
being quoted today at Sl.l0. Corn is
sill 10 cents.
c. W. Blue, near Kearneysville, sold
Wall ten lambs last week that averaged
him over s. 90 per head.
For Sale-A good driving horse, safe
for any woman or child TO drive. Apply
TO Miss Catherine WySong.
Owens & Miller extend Easter greetings
10 you and appreciate your patronage in
the past and solicit all your future needs.
Call up the c. F. Wall Co. at Charles
Town and have them ship you what you
need Tor your poultry and stock, grass
seed, etc.
Henry p. Nusbaum and Adam F.
NuSbaum, twin brothers, of Frederick
county, Md, celebrated their 10th birth
day last Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. David Magaha, formerly
OF ShSpherGStoWn, last week celebrated
the 36lh anniversary of their marriage at
thei' home in Hagerstown.
l. Walton Morrow, who has been ex-
press messenger between HarriSonburg
and Lexington, has been appointed ex-
press agent al Harper's Ferry.
You save money not only in buying
BCRPEE'S SEEDS, but any thing you
may need IN the drug line, by purchasing
from Ovens q Miller. Let us serve you
YOU store.
p. \ Brillhan's fine black stallion.
prince, died yesterday from injuries
supposed 10 have been caused by jump
M over small embankment. The
horse was valued at $500.
Roxy" the pet pug dog OF MIR. and
Mrs. J. ". WYSong, departed this life a
lew days ago at the age of IA years.
"RoXy" was genuine pug OF good pedi-
gree and was highly regarded by his
owners.
DID YOU buy your PAINT? Yes,
bought II OF OWENS & MILLER and
saved a good deal ofmoney. Stag Brand
Paint is cheapest and wears better. Ask
your neighbor-he knows. Owens &
AMller'S for Stag Paint.
A queer bird attracted some attention
at shepherd College this week. II was
a stranger in this section. but was finally
Identified as bttern. Ii had broken
wing and had been caught in a marshy
place near Kearneysville.
FrankL. Miller, a highly-regardedy young
man OF MartinSburg, was instantly killed
Monday afternoon at Berkeley Station.
He was a brakeman on the Cumberland
Valley Railroad, and while switching cars
tell under the train and was crushed to
death.
''The Birth of a Nation" The most won
derful picture show ever produced, viii
be gwen al the Academy OF Music in Ha
gerstown Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week, April 10Th and 9th. See de-
tails in advertisement in another Column
OF the Register.
In another column may be found tie
announcement OF Albert /. Moler, oil Ba-
kerton. as candidate for county COM
missioner from Harper'S Ferry district.
MIR. MOler is an active and capable man,
and if he should be elected he would give
the office his undivided attention.
Prof. Buuce, the horse trainer, who
was in ShepherdstoWn four years ago,
is now located in Martinsburg at the race
track, and has d fine bunch OF colts IN
training. Any one having a colt or race
horse thew wish trained should drop
card 10 Prof. 6unce, Martinsburg, or
phone him Al Thornburg's store
Under the direction of the town au-
thornes most OF the streets have been
well cleaned this week, making very
notable Improvement in their condition.
There are lew country towns, we think,
that can boast OF cleaner streets than
ours Let rs continue the good work
ard put our premises in the best OF order.
Pant up and clean upi
AT the urgent request of some OF our
customers we have taken the agency Tor
the new suction-feed SharpleS cream
separator, and will carry at all times null
line OF repairs for the many Sharples
machines which are in use in this sec
ton We have one of these handsome
machines on exhibition and will be pleased
10 have YOU call for demonstration.
ShepherdStown Garage.
The spring meeting OF the Potomac
Valley Round Table in session at Harper's
Ferry last week adjourned on Saturday,
TO meet in Cumberland October II and
Is. The following officers were elected:
moderator. John Upton, of Cumber-.
land ce-moderator, 5. q. BOND, OF
Shepherdstown; secretary, Miss Grace
Dando, Of Frostburg; treasurer, MISS
Sue Johnson, OF Keyser.
Rev Henry Wirgman received a tele-
gram Monday stating that his son, Stewart,
Who is in the employ OF the Ford auto
mobile people in Washington, had been
taken suddenly i'll and that an operation
for appendicitis would be performed. Al
the same time news was received that
Mrs. Wirgman's sister in Detroit, Mich,
would undergo an operation for the same
complaint.-ROniney Review.
Bin Swope, who left here few weeks
AGO 10 tend lock" on the cana! near
Washington, was home last Saturday.
having come back to take a fish. When