Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-12-13
jyhe Shepherdstoun Rs9ister.
Thursday, December Is. 1917
BRIEFS.
New moon tomorrow.

day.
Today the sun rises at 90 and sets at
4.39.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. David Lemen, a
fine daughter.
Stag Semi-Paste Paint in all colors.
The Licklider Corporation.
Wanted, fat hogs and fat cattle and
fresh cows. r. L. Emory.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Tingley, in Washington, a son.
We have some Studebaker wagons for
the boys. The Licklider Corporation.
1t is reported that there is case of
smallpox in family at Enge's, this
county.
The Hospital Guild will meet at the
home OF Mrs S. J. Hodges Friday after
noon at go o'clock.
Pay a small deposit and have your
Christmas presents laid by until Christ
mas at S. L. Cooley's.
Buy the boy a useful present. Give
him a small Studebaker wagon. The
Licklder Corporation.
We have a CARLOAD OF Studebaker
wagons on the road, at attractive prices.
The Licklider Corporation.
The Times says that eighty hogs were
butchered in Bolivar last week. Lucky
folks, to have so much bacon.
Buy your Christmas candy early and
avoid being disappointed. Full supply
on hand now at S. L. Cooley's.
Miss EloiSe Beckwiih, of Charles
Town. has gone 10 Washington to take
position in the War Department.
We are sorry 10 learn that Mrs. S. o.
Knott, OF 6akerton, is reported to be
very sick in the hospital in Charles Town.
conrad r. Smith, OF Charles Town, has
been appointed 10 position as drafts
man in the War Department in Washing
ton.
Some nice furniture will be sold at n. |
B. Remnants sale on Saturday, Decem-
Der 22d. Read advertisement in another
Column.
For Sae-Two incubators, one a Cy-
pliers and one a Prairie State, 800 egg |
capacity each. Cheap. E. L. Goldsbor-
ough, Iceland.
The Harper's Ferry Times says that |
the Hilltop House at that place has closed |
for the winter, and there is now no open |
hotel in that town
The household goods OF H. B. Remnant |
will be sold on Saturday, December 22d.
His brother, e L. Remnant, will attend
10 the sale for him.
Let Owens & Miller have your sub
scription TO Daily Sun, American, Satur-
day Evening Post, or any other periodical.
They save you money.
Pork is selling at $40 a hundred, and
very scarce at that. Think OF the good
old days when you could buy all you
wanted for S5a hundred.
James Snyder, an aged colored man
who formerly lived in Shepherdstown,
died last week at the County lnfirmary,
where he had been an inmate for several
years:
See my line ofiewelry, silverware, etc.
have the same kind OF guaranteed goods
as before. Come in and inspect them.
You will not be urged TO buy. Max
Lewis.
Lost, last Saturday, probably along the
pavement in front oil the Episcopal
Church, pair Of gold glasses. Finder
will please return same 10 the Register
Office and be rewarded.
A suggestion that a ''SoapleSS day be
observed in order 10 conserve fats is very
enthusiastically agreed TO by small boys,
who are willing, indeed, to do without
soap until next summer.
s, Mrs. Heuie Tollver executrix OF the
estate OF J. M. Toliver. deceased, will
have sale Of personal property on Satur-
day Of this week. See advertisement
elsewhere in this paper.
Sam Miller. our popular shoemaker,
wants 10 make all Of his customers a
Christmas present, so next Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday he will put on
50-cent rubber heels for 80 cents.
DR.. J. b. Chamberlain. optometrist, OF
Martinsburg, will be at the Hotel Rumsey
Wednesday, December 18th, from 10 a.
m to- 30 p. m. Have your eyes EXAM
ined and glasses fitted il necessary.
Car OF yearling and car oftwo-year-old
steers-good property. Scaled &c you a
II ID cents pound. won't ask you
near that much Veal calves and all
other stock wanted c. F. Wall, Charles
Town.
The Jefferson county jail building in
Charles Town was offered at public sale
last Thursday, but the highest bid receIv-
ed was $500, and the property was with
drawn. The commissioners will try 10
sell il privately.
All inc people OF the community are |
earnestly urged to attend the union meet |
ing IN the IalercSt OF the Red Cross Sun
Gay evening al I o'clock in the college |
audit rum. The sermon will be deliver
ed ty Rev. S. l. Fllckinger.
The family OF The late Morgan NJ. STAN
ley wish TO express their earnest thanks |
TO the friends and neighbors who were
so kind and thoughtful to them in their |
recent bereavement. They especially ap-
preciated the beautiful floral tributes.
Former State Senator William Camp
bell, OF Charles Town, has gotten an ap-
pointment from s A. HAYS, OF ParkerS-