Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-04-12
BRIEFS.


Today the sun rises at 5.2S and sets at
ga.
Shoes and Oxfords for men, women
and children at Hodges.
Spring phosphate for potatoes, oats and
corn at Hodges elevators.
Leslie Duke has moved from the Ba-
kerton neighborhood TO Harper's Ferry.
Wanted-Reliable woman to wait on
customers at our office, Benjamin Hart
cell.
Golden's calf feed will fatten your
calves and give you use OF milk. Sold
at Hodges elevators.
The snow last Sunday night was the
twentieth OF the winter, according to a
tally kept by T. H. Davis.
You will be delighted with the healing
and soothing effects of Owens & Miller's
almond lotion. Price Is cents.
For Sale - Fifty bushels siage seed
corn. Apply 10 VIM. L. Folk, Route 5,
Martinsburg, near Swan Pond.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Osbourn
on March 10th in Germantown, Phila-
relphia, fine son-Samuel Edmond, Jr.
Yes, she loves me. Why? Because |
always bring her Norris exquisite choc-
olateS. Sold only by Owens & Miller
soc TO $500
Navigation has been resumed on the
Chesapeake & Ohio canal and loaded
boats are now on their way from Cum
berland 10 Georgetown.
Mrs. Milton o. Rouss has bought from
Geo. M. Hough the Avondale farm ot2O6
acres near Kabletown that was formerly
owned by Logan Osburn, Jr.
A. M. Lowell, son-in-law of James M.
Myers, has passed an examination and
been appointed TO position in the United
States Navy Yard in Washington.
DR.. J. B. Chamberlain, optometrist, of
MartinSburg, will be at the Hotel Rumsey
in Shepherdstown on Wednesday, April
18th. Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
Our orchard men have been very busy
this week spraying the fruit trees. The
fight against insect pests and other en-
emieS OF the apple is uever-ceasing one.
will ship veal calves, spring lambs As
pounds and up, fat sheep, fleshy cows.
ETC., on Saturday, April l4th, at the N. &
w. depot at Charles Town. c. F. Wall.
The Shepherd College baseball team
will play the first game OF the season on
Saturday, when it will 60 TO Hagerstown
10 cross bats with the high school nine
OF that city.
Yes, am laughing because feel like
new person, on account of trying a
bottle OF Owens & Miler's Liver Salts.
Cleans the system Of all clogged waste
matter-25c.
Mrs. j. {. Hahn, OF Lancaster, Pa,
renews her subscription and writes us as
follows: "At the advanced price the
Register is still very cheap paper, and
We would not like 10 do without it."
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Allies. of Wash
ington, D. c., who have summer cot
tage on Bolivar Heights, announce the
coming marriage of their daughter, Miss
Margaret. to Mr.. p. A. Wilmer, of An
napoliS, Md.
The bus line between Shepherdstown
and HagerStown now makes an additional
trip each day, the second Car arriving
here at II O'Clock noon and leaving for
Hagerstown at 1910. Charles Walper is
driving the bus.
A suit for &c. 900 on a note, and for an
additional $1,000 for damages, has been
flled in the Circuit Courtin Charles Town
against the Adamantine Clay Products
Company, OF North Mountain, by the Jel-
ferson Security Bank, OF ShepherdStown.
In renewing his subscription TO the
Register, our friend Thos. J. Creamer, OF
Berkeley county, writes US: "Let the
Register come on. always enjoy read
ing it, Best regards 10 the editor and
wish you continued success with the
Register"
There will be box sociable and play
at Nj. Airy school Friday evening OF this
week, beginning at o'clock The pupils
will present Kentucky Belle" SOUTH
ern comedy in three acts. Everybody
welcome. Admission ten cents for adults
and five cents for children. Ladies who
bring boxes will be admitted free. Ice
cream, candy and cake will be sold
c. w. Keller, one OF the Registers
subscribers in Detroit, where he is EN-
ployed in an automobile mandatory,
writes us that the factories in that city
are more than busy at the present time.
The company by which MIR. Keller is
employed is manufacturing aeroplanes
and shells, and number of others are
prepared TO make shells when needed.
The factories there, he says, are laying
OF all foreigners who refuse TO take out
their first papers for naturalization.
E A sensational case was tried in the
SUnited States Court at Martinsburg last
Eweek, Charles H. Harper having sued his
ebrother, Joseph w. Harper, Tor 5000
Flor alternating the affections ofthe formers
Ewiie. Both men have lived for number
sof years in Jefferson and Clarke counties.
EThe plaintiff accused his brother OF steal
fling his wife's affection and prostituting
sher 10 his own base purposes, resulting
Gin divorce. Mrs. Harper admitted i'm