Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-09-07
BRIEFS.

seed rye for sale.
Butter is p cents pound today and
eggs are 70 cents dozen.
Go TO the big Bowers-Fulk sale near
Leetown on September 18th.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay M. Unger,
near WilliamSport, line son.
AT the Bowers Fulk sale on September
18th 50 head OF nice young hogs will be
sold.
interesting Sharpsburg items may be
found on the first page OF the Register this
week
Wanted-A number OF fresh COWS, or
close springers. Apply to |. d. Van
Metre.
The public schools of Shepherdstown
district will be opened next Monday,
September llth.
Is your liver out OF order ? Try bot
lie OF Owens & Miller's liver salts, 25c,
best for results.
School days bring back the thoughts OF
Owens q Miller's full line of school sup
plies for the children.
For Sale-A fine mother hog and pigs.
Apply to Virginia Cockrell, Harper's
Ferry, X. F. D. No. 3
Wanted, young chickens, for which
highest cash price will be paid. E. l..
GoldSborough, Iceland.
The interesting Winchester fair will be
heldnextweek, beginning on Tuesday, the
18th, and ending on Friday.
We appreciate your past patronage
and are always glad to serve you.
Owens & Miller. Thank you.
II you love her, give her the best
Norris chocolates are the best and al
ways fresh At Owens & Miller's.
eve always enjoy the Register, as it
brings us the new from our old home. !"
William Unseld, Williamspor, Md.
The poor old town clock has been
silent all this week. But il is not the
town clocks fault-it can't wind itself.
There has been another boost in the
price OF wheat this week. and today our
local dealers are offering 81 20 bushel.
Corn is 81 cents.
Is your blood out OF order? Ii so, try
a bottle OF Owens & Miller'S Sarsaparilla
Compound, an old recipe and guaranteed
by us or your money back.
Prof ThoS. c. Miller, principal Of
Shepherd College, is in Kingwood this
week attending the sessions OF the Pres
ton county teachers institute.
At the Bowers-Fulk sale on September
18th, near Leetown, there will be sold
l55 head of cattle, among them being So
line Holstein cows and heiferS.
For Sale-An orchard OF nice apples
Grimes Golden, Ben Davis and York
Imperial. BY the barrel or carload. j.
c. Unger, Shepherdstown, w. Va.
The Register goes to press Wednesday
night instead OF Thursday afternoon this
week, so that all hands may have holi
day to enjoy the Morgan's Grove fair.
The Boy Scouts have been on duty at
Morgan'S Grove fair this week. Some OF
them have their suits and other parts Of
their equipment and are very proud OF
them.
Miss Bertha NJ. Sperow and William
F. Burris, both OF Martinsburg, were
married in Hagerstown Saturday by the
Rev. f. K. Thomas at the First Baptist
parsonage.
W. A Fulk asks us TO say that al their
sale TO be held on September l2Ih there
will be sold as fine lot OF Holstein cattle
as he has ever seen. Among the lot are
IS COWS and heiferS.
Mr.. Randolph Colston, ST., and Miss
Sadie Shopland, well-known residents OF
Summit Point, were recently married al
the home OF the brides sister, Mrs. John
HunSicker al that place.
Manager Musser, of the Opera House,
has secured great picture for September
l4lh and l5th-Rex Beach'S stirring story,
1.-The Ne'er-Do- Well" This is mag
niiicent production and everybody should
see it,
Last Friday evening the automobile Of
DR.. F. p. Edgell, ofCharles Town, caught
fire near that place, and there being no
means OF extinguishing the fire, the ma
chine was completely wrecked. The
loss is about 5000.
II want 10 thank you for your prompt
ness in sending the Register. We enjoy
reading il, for il is a letter from home
that is always appreciated. Wish you
and the Register many more years Of
prosperity w. H. Kuode. Richmond,
Va.
The annual corporation election was
held in SharpSburg on Monday. The
following were elected: Burgess, William
Blackiord; assistant burgess, M. L. Bur-
gan; commissioners, Lawrence Easter
day, ]. Fred Nose, Walter Snyder, Joseph
Snavely and Charles Nose.
The ladies' OF the KearneySvile vicinity
will serve an old-time country supper
and refreshments on the lawr at the home
OF DR.. Lucas Thursday. September 2lSt.
Supper from TO p. m. Dancing and
other amusements from to II p. m.
The pubic is cordially invited. For the
benefit ofthe Charles Town Hospital.
c. q. Morgret, representing the Han
cock Marble and Granite Works, is in
TOWN this week. erecting some beautiful