Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-01-06
BRIEFS.

Nuooer roofing at Hodges.
Maple syrup at Remnants.
tungsten lights at Remnants.
Peeled peaches at Remnants.
Fresh stock Of rubbers at Remnants.
Extra fancy cranberries at Remnants.
uoioRodges' iorblankets and comforts.
hart's. ~
foS fresh evaporated fruits go to
Hodges.
Reinhan's.
Eggs are % cents dozen and butter is
. cents pound.
Wheat is si.23 bushel today and corn
is o2 cents bushel.
Sweet potatoes and celery to arrive
Friday at Remnants.
You win find complete line of shoes
and rubbers at Hodges.
Dry fruits kept under glass at Rein
harts. Peaches 10 and IL cents.
Three fresh cows for sale. Two or
three springers. Apply to J.W. Gardner.
For Sale-A nice lot of pure bred Lang
shang cockerels. ,Sl.00 up. R. L. Van
Mr. Rorse ', Riartinsburg.
Wanted. a couple OF cans of lard. We
nave some nice barred Plymouth Rock
cocSerels to spare. Benz. Hartzell.
DR.. r. c. Grove, Shepherdstown's old
EST physician. has been very sick the
pas, lew weeks at his home in this place.
he IS now slowly improving.
Mr.. c. w. Boyer, father of Mrs. David
Lemen, was very i'll last week at his home
IN Berkeley county, but we are glad to
report that he is now much better.
There will be meeting Of the Village
Improvement Society Saturday afternoon
at 80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. l.. L.
Welshans. All the members are urged to
attend.
c. J. Cavalier & Son will have their
annual sale of horses and Holstein and
Jersey cattle at Harper's Ferry on Febru-
airy l7th. Advertisement will appear in
due Time
We regret to note that Prot. Frank A.
Byerly is still i'll at his home in this place
and has been unable to resume his duties
as teacher in the high school at Peters,
burg, w. Va.
Lost, in Shepherdstown or Martinsburg
or on the road between these places, a
watch fob with gold charm, on which are
ths initials E. H. N. Reward will be
paid ii left at this office.
{ Harvey L. Granigan has sold his house
and lot at Kearneysville to Robert L. |
Fowler, oil Bsrdane. for $500 cash.
The sale was made through the agency
OH. L. Snyder & Co. /,
A meeting of the Equal Suffrage Asso.
ciation will be held at o'clock FRIDAY
afternoon OF this week in the old college
building. All who can attend are urged
&c be present, as some unusually inter-
esting matters will be presented.
Mr.. Ray w. Crab5e, of i2ipon, this
County, and Miss Rose Osbourn Burns
dsugnter of Mr.. w. M. Burns, of the
vicinity OF Charles Town, were married
on December 18th in Hagerstowa by Rev.
w l.. Lynn, of Tie Methodist Church.
The bride is graduate of Shepherd Col,
le2e, class of 1912.
President Charles ]. Miller of the JET
ferson Security Bank entertained the.
board OF directors and The employees Of
the bank atavery enjoyable dinner Tues
day afternoon al his comfortable county i
home west OF town. Mrs. Miller served
all the good things OF the season and the
affair was altogether pleasant. /
Still another improvement has beer
10 the palallsf union station at Shear
aSs.lsj -ffction. A new piece of zinc has
been put under the water cooler-butl
there's no water in the cooler-and two
new coal scuttles have been provided.
We felt sure that President Wizards last |
trip of inspection would result in some
thing.
The following recently elected officers
have been installed to serve in Mount |
Nebo Lodge, A.. F. & A. NJ, for the en-
suing year George c. Link. w. M;
U. S. Martin, S. W.; c. X. Owens, !. |
W.; F. L. Weltzheimer, secretary; W.
H. Knode, treasurer; w. M. Duke, 5.
D.; p. r. Davis and Lewis J. Mcdonald,
stewards; ]. M. Myers, tyler.
We have received some beautiful cal
endars from our business friends this year.
We have gotten especially fine ones from
w. A. Daniel, dealer in agricultural i'm
plements at Shenandoah Junction, from |
F. w. Myers, sub-agent for Washington,
Alexander & Cooke, the insurance firm OF
Charles Town, and from Harrison Schley,
the insurance agent OF tniS place.
The suit of the State of West Virginia
against Henry c. Page, executor OF Will
liam w. Rouss, to recoverfrom the Rouss
estate something like $50, 900 back taxes,
was settled at Special term OF the JET
ferson Circuit Court last Friday. Aeum-
promise was agreed to, by which the es-
tate pays $4,000 in full settlement Of the
claims. II is said that States Attorney
Geo. d. Moore. who prosecuted the case,
gers fee Of $2,OOO-ten per cent Of the
amount recovered.
Another case of smallpox was develop