Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-04-26
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Lewis's, l5c.
Hoes, rakes, shovels, forks and hard
ware al Hodges.
Spring phosphate for corn and potatoes
at Hodges elevators.
Today butter is 30 cents pound and
eggs are 30 cents dozen.
A good many hogs have died in Mar
tiusburg recently from cholera.
Charles Rogers has entered the employ
OF ii. c. Marten- clerking in the store.
ii you want anything done by Footer's
Dye Works, leave your orders with Owens
& Miller.
Look right and feel right. Complete
line OF automobile goggles and sun glasses,
25c to $3.50. Max Lewis.
Hammocks, croquet sets and tennis
balls al Owens & MilIer's. A brand new
llne-call and inspect them.
The Village Improvement Society will
meet at the home OF Mrs. H. M. Turner
Saturday afternoon at 230 O'Clock.
Phosphate on spring crops will pay you
in this year OF high prices. On hand at
Hodges Shepherdstown and Kearneys-
vile elevators.
You can save money buying Burpee's
seeds at Owens & Miller's-the Burpee
headquarters. Burpee's pole limas zoe
pint, bush limas 25c.
The swallows have arrived, thoughthey
got here in cool spell. II is an old say
ing that the fruit is safe if it is not hurt be-
lore the swallows come.
Confederate veterans from this county
who expect to attend the Confederate re-
union in Washington are requested to
send their names to Adjutant S. c. Young
in Charles Town.
Shepherd College will have a game OF
ball Saturday afternoon with the ST. lanes
School, on the new college diamond at
The dorritory. Game called at O'Clock,
admission 10 cents.
Rev. DR.. Hay, returned missionary
from South America, will give an address
in Shepherd College auditorium this
Thursday evening at 100 O'Clock. The
public S cordially invited.
Many thanks for recommending Owens
& Miller'S SarsaparilIa to me for bad
blood. II was dollar well spent and |
feel like new person. For boils, ETC..
take Owens & Miller's sarsaparilla.
We have for sale in Shepherdstown
substantial brick house of nine rooms in
desirable location. A convenient and
comfortable home. Will be sold cheap
and oueasyterms. Inquire for particulars.
H. L. Snyder & Co.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Lutheran Church will hold "Stunt"
sale and supper on the lawn OF the Vir-
ginia House on Saturday, May 9Th. In
case OF cold weather, the supper will be
held indoors. Further notice next week.
William Foreman, Of Harper's Ferry,
was called to Chester, Pa, 10 identity
and take charge OF the bodies OF two
grandnieces, killed in the Eddystone ex-
plosIon. One OF the girls was identified
by her engagement ring She was to
have been married this week.
Names Myers, private OF the Fourth
Maryland regiment, who died ofacute in
digestion at Harper'S Ferry last week,
was buried Friday in Baltimore with full
military honors. He was serving his
second enlistment with the Fourth, having
been with il on the Mexican border.
Sam Miller, our accommodating shoe
repair man, asks US 10 say that he has
gotten in supply of new leather very
much like rubber, especially good for
half soling shoes. Hall soleS from this
material costs very little more than or
binary leather, and is we'll worth trial.
Mrs. Vim. F. Hamilton, of Hagerstown,
has organized at Sharpsburg Red Cross
iirst-aid class About twenty young Ia
dies of the town enrolled. Two lectures
a week will be given by DR.. Bushong in
the Episcopal parish house, and Mrs Will
Smith will instruct the young ladies in
home nursing.
c. F. Wall and the A. D. Goetz Com
panY have bought from Uriah F. Higgin-
botham the I2au farm near Harper's Ferry,
along the turnpike leading to Charles
Town. This place is Splendldly improved
and is regarded as a most desirable farm,
containing about 200 acres. The con-
sideratlon is not named.
There will be a meeting OF Pack Horse
Ford Chapter, D. A. r., at the residence
Of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Beltzhoover on Monday
evening. May 7th, 1917, at 100 O'Clock.
All daughters are requested TO be present,
as there will be an election to fill the place
OF the Regent, Mrs. James S. Phillips,
who becomes State Vice-Regent.
F. l. Bushong, special commissioner,
IlSt week sold The land owned by the
heirs OF the late Geo. w. F. Anderson,
located on the Middeway and Shep-
herdstown turnpike, to N. K. Roberts for
$4305 per acre. The tract, which con-
tains sc acres, is unimproved. The sale
was made for division among the heirs.
Rev. S. L. FIickinger will deliver a
sermon TO Caledonia Lodge, No. 4. In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, in the
Reformed Church in Shepherdstown on
Sunday, April 10Th. The members of
the Lodge will attend the service in a
body, and the public generally is invited
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