Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-09-13
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Thursday, September Is, 1911
BRIEFS.


Hardesty the past week.
Wanted, a Jersey cow. Address S. ].
Cady, Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
good DeLaval cream separator is 10
be sold at Eby's sale on September 18th.
Still removing corns at the same old
price, l5c. Owens & Miller'S corn re-
mover.
Wheat is quoted today in our local
markets at SPA and corn at $3.50
bushel
Aunt Ann Creamer, much-respected
colored woman OF this place, died last
Sunday
lfyou want practically new Superior
grain drill, in good order, 90 TO Eby's sale
on September Is tn.
She will like you better if you give her
box OF Norris'S, the best in candy. For
sale by Owens & Miller.
Kirk Hardesty got in choice load OF
steers last week Has another load and
some high bulls running.
Some desirable stock cattle and sew
eral excellent brood Sows will be sold at
Eby'S sale on September 18th.
Just arrived at Frank r. McQuilkin's
two carloads OF good steers. Any size
you want. See w. n. Knode.
Just to remind you that you need bot
lie OF Owens & Miller's liver salts for
that bad breath and sluggish liver.
Lost, on the fair grounds last Wednes-
day, boys grey coat. The finder will
please return it to Mrs. J. D. Muldoon.
Students, get your stationery and sup
plies at Owens & Miller's. No matter
what you may need, LET us serve you.
Call 10 see US.
Raymond Devonshire and Louisa Toll
liver, two well-known colored residents
OF ShepherdStown, were married in Ha-
gerStown on Monday.
Thomas and Robert Shell, OF the Fourth
Maryland Regiment, now at Laurel. Nd,
were at their home in Shepherdstown
the past week on furlough.
For Sale-A good driving horse, gentle
and safe for ladies' or children 10 drive.
Does not brighten at anything. Inquire
OF Mrs. James S. Phillips.
The canning bee announced for Friday
OF this week al the college dormitory has
been called off. owing 10 the scarcity OF
fruits and vegetables for canning.
A soup and icecream festival will be
held at Scrabble Saturday evening OF this
week for the benefit OF the Mt Wesley
Sunday school, EVERYBODY invited.
Harold Rice. OF Morgan county. iorm-
er popular student at Shepherd College,
who was in the first draft OF soldiers, has
gone 10 the encampment at Petersburg,
Va.
Dr. J b. Chamberlain. optometrst, OF
Mdrtinsburg, will be at the Hotel Rumsey
in Shepherdstown on "Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th. Eyes examined and glasses
fitted.
There was considerable frost in this
section Monday and Tuesday nights,
though not enough to damage vegetation.
Ii is seldom we have frost this early IN
the season.
John Strother, OF Berkeley Springs, a
former resident OF this county, has gone
10 Cuba, where he has position which
will keep him in that country probably
for several years.
The meeting announced for Friday
evening OF this week for the organization
OF Red Cross Society has been post
poned tor good reasons until Friday
evening OF next week.
Misses Mary Williamson and Marguer-
ite Bnlmyer have returned TO Elkins, W.
Va, where they will again teach in the
public schools. Miss Bessie Williamson
will teach in Berkeley county the ensuing
year
Notice Whatever your foot troubles
are, you can lind permanent relief by
consulting DR.. Mary E. Conrad, Foot
Specialist, Wednesday, September 18th,
at the Hotel Rumsey IN Shepherdstown
from go a. m. 10 ) P. m.
Lieutenant Cleon s. Osbourn, OF the
artillery branch Of the United States Army,
sreut several days at his home near Duf-
fields the past week. He left for New
York on Sunday, with the expectation OF
sailing for France Immediately.
Mr.. Andrew Long, OF Preston county,
v. Va, who graduate from Shepherd
College last spring. has been in Shep-
herdstown this week renewing old &C
Guaintance. He will teach in his home
County the ensuing school year.
Samuel q. Williamson, OF this place,
who has recently been engaged in buSi-
ness in Salisbury, Mo, has been ap-
pointed 10 a desirable position as teacher
IN the nigh school at WEIGH, W. Va, and
has entered upon MS duties there.
The Elk Branch Mission Band will
serve -h.cke0 soup, icecream, cake and
Igmr-m mace ga DIV in the Sunday school
room a. .1lMag Ia. church at Duiields
OIL Friday evening, September 18Th. be-
ginning 3, ) o'clock. Everybody invited
Tie public sale held recently at Wood
bury Farm BY NJ. K. Bowers amounted
10 the comfortable sum OF s.. 1874 80. Hogs
sold at tremendous prices, and COWS
brought up TO S62, S84 and 500 each. Mr.
Bowers was greatly pleased with the re-
suit Of the sale.
The United States Court will convene
- AL.-t,nsn Lrrr On NnndaY next Sen