Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-07-19
BRIEFS.
New moon last night.

Security cement and Ivory wall plaster
at Hodges elevators.
Butter is 80 cents pound today and
eggs are 30 cents dozen.
The Lutheran reunion will be held at
Psn-Mar next Thursday, July 10Th.
DO not neglect TO order your ewes
eary-they are scarce. c. F. Wall
Wheat is 500 bushel today and corn
only 20 cents behind wheat.
No more liver trouble after using
owens & MIler's liver salts. The price
cents. Guaranteed.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of the Lcklider corporation in another
column OF the Register.
franklin Lyme has bought from the
National Highway Garage fine new six
CYLINDER Oldsmobile touring car.
Yes, indeed, my corns are gone after
Using Owens & Miller's corn cure-only
IS cents. The best corn cure money can
buy.
Special Notice-All members OF Wash
rstou Camp, No. s, p. o. S. of A., are
lsquested to be present on Monday night
July 3.
Have you heard the latest Victrola
record? Just step in at Owens & Miller's
and hear it-alSo see the latest S25. 90
machine.
Yes, Owens & Miller's digestive tablets
certainly did relieve that indigestion.
20, s. 90 worth OF relief for 25 cents and
SAT anything ! want
The MartinSburg Fruit Exchange reports
The sale OF a carload OF Yellow Trans
parent apples at s. % a barrel net at the
local shipping station.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Byron, OF
Paw Paw, W. Va, fine daughter. Mrs.
Byron was formerly Miss Marion Bill
myer OF Shepherdstown.
The best kidney pills on the market
are Owens & Miller's kidney pills, only
50 cents a bottle. Your money back if
they are not satisfactory.
Notice 10 Farmers--We have contracted
Tor large supplies OF phosphates. but it
sill be necessary TO get orders earlier.
See US at once. s. J. Hodges.
81 5. J. Strider & Son, the Charles
Town funeral directors, have ordered
and Will soon receive and place in use
handsome new automobile hearse.
Preston S Willard, OF Bakerton, has
bought from the Shepherdstown Garage
q handsome new seven-paSsenger Buick
touring car with all the up-to-date appli
arces.
Congressman Nicely has recommended
Tor appointment in the officers reserve
corps nine West Virginia men. George
81. Beltzhoover, Jr., OF Charles Town, is
among the nine.
he board OF education OF Charles
.oNH district has fixed salaries for public
school teachers at $50 for holders OF first
class certificates, $40 for second class AM
$50 Tor third-class
Leave your order with Wall, OF Charles
Town, for stock ewes. They are scarce
This year and hard to get Consider the
puce YOU got Tor your lambs and wool
b,i0re you decide on the number.
Mrs. A. B. Shepherd, OF Pittsburg. il
renewing her subscription 10 the Regis
Ter, writes gracious note, in which she
says: I'VE lind the Register very in
terestIng paper and look forward TO its
arrival every week"
have for sale this week the following {:
twenty-five steers and fat heiferS; 800
stock ewes; 20 yearlings; 40 fresh cows
and springers. Am shipping all kinds
i've stock from Charles Town on Friday,
July 10Th. c. F. Wall.
Assistant Postmaster John c. Reinhart
shipped a fine registered setter pup to
Rev. K. p. Knickerbocker, Of FL Psso,
Texas, yesterday, forwarding the animal
by express. The dog is "Fancy's Ben
stone,'' and is OF notable pedigree.
Governor Cornwell has RENTED the
jail sentence imposed upon Sam Hines,
of Jefferson county, who was convicted
OF petit larceny. Hines, who is IS years
OF age, was sentenced TO serve three
months, and had but one more to serve.
Miss Kathryn Alger, the county home
demonstration agent, has had meetings
IN various sections this week-at Bardane
on Monday, at Charles Town on Tuesday
and at Bakerton on Wednesday. She
viii have demonstration at Kabetown
on Friday.
II is unlawful 10 kill squirrels in West
Virginia before September LIST. Deputy
Game Warden Ohio Williams caused
>haier Barney, OF Berkeley county, 10
be arrested for killing squirrel out OF
season last week, and Justice Wolfe fined
Barney $3.50.
Among those who renew their sub
s,uption TO the Register this week is
John f. Maddox, formerly OF Shepherds
town, who with his son Harry is now in
aliialo, y. Y, where they are working
.5r the Delaware, Lackawanna and Wes-
fern Railroad in the bridge and building
apartment.
Mrs. Edward c. Drawbaugh, OF Cum
Grand, formerly OF Shepherdstown, is
1-g the active workers in The Com
s Committee OF the Navy League,
srence TO which was made in our last
The ladies Of Cumberland who
Interested themselves IN this work
Gently held a bazaar, and started out