Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-02-08
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BRIEFS.

value al Hodges.
Cotton seed meal expected in a few
days at Hodges elevators.
Lent begins February 2lst. Easter
comes on April Sth this year.
For Sale-One good 800 egg incubator.
L. L. GoldSborough. Iceland.
Eggs are up to 40 cents a dozen this
week and butter is 80 cents pound.
Horse and cattle remedies OF all kinds
at Owens & Miller's, also anti-toxins.
for Rent-Three or four nice bright
rooms, also large stable with two stalls.
Apply TO Mrs. NJ. L. Hickey.
Just received a fresh supply OF Huyler's
and Norris candy. Give her box for a
Valentine giit-at Owens & Miller's.
The ladies' missionary society of the
Lutheran Church will give chicken and
waffle supper next week. Further notice
will be given.
Everything for the baby at Owens &
Miller's, also prescriptions our specially
any hour, day or night, phone or call
on Owens & Miller.
Wheat made net loss OF three cents a
bushel the past week. Our local dealers
are paying 81 go bushel today. Corn is
still dollar a bushel.
You did me favor when you recon-
mended Owens & Miller's wild cherry
expectorant for that cough and Rexall cold
tablets for the grips cents each.
Eliza Dorsey,a coIored woman former
ly living in Shepherdstown, died last Sat-
urday in HagerStown, where she had been
residing for number OF years past
Yes. Owens & Miller have just received
fresh supply OF Lov-Me talcum. Low
Me sachet powder, Lov-Me for the face
and Lov-Me toilet waters, all flavors.
Advertise your sale in the Register.
1t will pay you, for our paper covers Jef-
ferSon county very thoroughly and has a
wide circulation in Berkeley county and
Washington county Md.
The dwelling house OF w. P. Rams
burg, in Arden district, Berkeley county,
was destroyed by fire last Thursday, with
most OF the contents. The loss is about
$1,000, with only $500 insurance.
Morris K. Hendricks sale will take
place next Wednesday, February l4th.
He has some fine Jersey cattle, besides
good horses, sheep and hogs. Also a
full line OF farming implements, etc.
W. E. Albert has sold his dwelling at
Shenandoah Junction to Miss Florence
Cockrell, OF Charles Town. for 81 800.
Postmaster J. A. bearing, who occupies
the property, will move TO Washington.
We are requested to say that the re-
ported sale M. NJ. Jenkins general mer-
chandiSe store at Kearneysville TO Messrs.
Wilt and Fleming has not been concluded.
Mr.. Jenkins will Continue TO run the store.
The ladies' aid and missionary society
OF the Kearneysville Presbyterian Church
will hold valentine social at the home
OF Mrs. Kearfoit on Wednesday evening,
February 18th. A silver offering will be
taken at the door.
We have for sale a very desirable
clearinghouse in ShepherdStown-new,
conveniently arranged, in perfect order
and will make nice home. Price is
very reasonable. Inquire for particulars.
H. L. Snyder & Co.
Be sure 10 attend the play, "Those
Dreadful Twins" TO be gwen in the fire
mems hall Saturday night OF this week
bv the Catochn Dramatic Company, OF
Frederick county, Md. We think we can
safely promise that it will be good.
A spirited revival is being held IN the
colored Methodist church in Shepherds
own. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Brown, is
being assisted by a minister from Baltl-
more, who is preaching powerful sermons
and bringing many sinners to repentance
At the opera house next Monday night
Manager MusSer will present Mary Pick
ford IN the delightful old fairy story, Gin
derella." This IS one OF the most BEAU
tifuI picture plays ever shown, and is in
teresting alike TO children and grown
folks.
A charter has been granted TO the Jef-
ferson Orchard Company OF Kearneysvllle.
cooperate in Jefferson county; authorized
capital, $4,000; incorporators, q. W.,
Johnson, c. d. Dotson and A. M. Steph-
enson, c. M. Wetzel and Mark b. Wet
eel, all OF Parkersburg.
A valentine party will be given in the
Odd Fellows hall at Shenandoah juno
ton on the evening of February 18th
The young folks will appear in appro-
p,iate costumes representing valentines.
Soup and icecream will be served. Pro-
ceedS forthe Presbyterian Sunday School.
Mrs. Sallie B. Harrison, OF Martinsburg,
in RENTING her subscription, says she
has no fault to find with the increase in
the price, and she adds: 81 have been a
subscriber for long time, and consider
that the Register is about the best county
paper have ever taken. Send il along"
Postmaster Bernard Hoke, OF Millville,
has been a victim OF smallpox the past
week, and the postoffice suddenly lost its
popularity. The mail is being handled
at the Halltown postoffice. Mr.. Hoke
has only mild case OF The disease and
tits expected that the quarantine will soon
be lifted.
The bronze tablet that is to be put on
the old market house building by the
Pack Horse Ford Chapter OF the ID. A. K.
has heen received and is now on exhibit