Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-04-05
BRIEFS.
| moon on Saturday.


Butter is so cents a pound today and
eggs are Is cents dozen.
Some good young stocker steers for
sale at Wallis sale April 18th.
The sales are not over yet. CT. Wall
is having big stock sale on April 18th.
Carload OF phosphate for oats. pota-
toes and corn just in az Hodges elevators.
Some excellent mules for sale at Wallis
sale April 18th, we'll matched and well
broken.
For Sale-Two brood sows and eleven
pigs. Apply 10 Albert T. Moler, at Ba-
keIlOn.
Wallis big sale at Charles Town next
Thursday, April 18th, beginning prompt
ly al 10 a. m.
l. Since the iirst OF January p suits for
clyorce have been Tiled in the court in
Hagerslown.
PhlneaS Marshall cut one OF his hands
quite badly last Saturday while handling
glass in II. c. Martens store.
You will be delighted with the healing
and soothing effects OF Owens & Miller'S
almond lotion. Price p cents.
For Sale - Fifty bushels silage seed
corn. Apply 10 VIM. L. Folk, Route 5,
MarilnSouGg, near Swan Pond.
The regular meeting OF the U. D. c.
viii Dc held Friday afternoon at 230 at
the home OF Mrs h. c. Marten.
Yes, she loves me. Why? Because
always Orng her Norris exquisite choc-
olaIeS. Sold only by Owens & Miller
sue 10 500.
Ii the party who picked up lap spread
In Tonl OF National Highway Garage will
leave same al Register office he will be
literally rewarded.
AT the advanced price the Register is
STILL very cheap paper, and we would
not like 10 DO without it."-MrS. {.
Hahn, Lancaster. Pa.
There is no better tooth powder than
Owens & Mlller's antiSeptic tooth powder.
Price . CeniS-worth double. Try a
package. Money back II not satisfied.
Darrell X. Koonce, who has been as
slsIanl postmaster al Charles Town for
the past eight or nine years, has resigned
IN order 10 take up the practice OF law.
DR.. J.. b. Chamberlain, optometrist, OF
MarunSbuGg, VIII be at the Hotel RumSey
IN SnepneTdStown on Wednesday, April
Ism. Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
John W. Irwin, for number of years
prominent resident OF Shenandoah juno
non, has moved 10 Charles Town, where
he Will be engaged in the automobile
business.
Yes, am laughing because feel like
new person, on account OF trying
bottle OF Owens & Miller's Liver Salts.
Cleans the system OF all clogged waste
mdtIer-25c.
Fertihze your corn crop this year-more
yield and more money. Corn will surely
BE- nigh again next year. Get prices at
Hodges ohepherdstown and Kearneys-
Vile elevators.
The Shepherdstown Garage has sold to
Miss Meta jenkins, OF this county, a hand
some i've passenger Buick automobile.
A similar car has also been sold 10 Jacob
Sizes, OF Martnsburg.
Herbert c. Miller, OF KearneySville,
viii plant his 33-acre apple orchard IN
potatoes this spring, utilizing the space
between the rows OF trees. The seed
potatoes Tor planting cost over $500.
/, Wheat and corn have made another
big advance in price this " eek. Our local
dealers are today quoting wheat at S2.l5 a
buShel, while corn has reached the un-
precedented price OF $l.lS buShel.
Miss Bessie WIliamson's class OF the
Lutheran Sunday School will hold an
store. Cakes, pies, home made candy
and other good things will be sold.
]. Harrison Miller, OF WardensvIlle, W.
Va , who last year bought the toll-gate
house al tle southeast edge OF town, mas
moved here and will occupy the property
Nh Miller will attend Shepherd College.
Friday night while Geo. NJ. Hough, OF
MechanicSlown, was on his way nome
IN MS automobile the Car caught ire, and
as there was no way OF eXtlnguiShing the
flames, il was totally consumed. II was
insured.
The comedy, Miss TopSy Turvy, or
the Counship OF the Deacon" will be
presented by the UvIlla Club IN the Pal
ace OF Pleasure al Bakerton on Monday
night, April 9th, beginning at s o'clock.
Admission . cents.
Uncle" Bob Chase, an elderly colored
man who had lived all his life in the
Summit Point neighoorhood, died last
week. Under his bed, Snugly tucked
away, was an old tin bucket containing
nine hundred dollars.
Yesterday while trying to drive BEL
ligerent beef to the slaughter-house,
Howard Knode and George Snyder were
attacked by the angry animal and hurt
Snyder being pretty badly injured. The
animal had TO be shot finally.
The martens, cheerful and welcome
harblngerS OF spring, have arrived in
Sheph.rdstown and are making them
selves al home in the apartments provided
for them by bird lovers. They are a
week or two earlier than usual this year.
Patriotic persons have had flags flying
in Shepherdstown this week. A large
flag has been hung in front OF the tele-
phone office, and beautiful specimen OF
The stars and stripes has been flung TO
the breeze from the flag statf OF the Jef-
terson Security Bank.
Eight converts OF the colored Baptist
Church OF Shepherdstown were baptised
by immersion IN the Potomac river here
last Sunday. The ceremony took place
al 80 a. m, but despite the early hour
a considerable number OF persons were
present The waters of the river were
chilly, but the converts were warmed by
fires within.
Among our new subscribers this week
is Mrs. Frederick Whiting, OF Kansas
City, Mo-, formerly Miss Mary Lentz, OF
ShepherdStown. Mrs Whiting writes US
that she is still deeply interested in her
old home and wants TO know OF the hap
penlngS among her friends. We rejoice
10 know OF her happiness and prosperity
in her western home.