Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-01-18
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January Is, 1916
BRIEFS.

Dollar corn is here, and two-dollar
wheat is almost in sight.
For Sale-My home on New street.
Apply TO Mrs. M. L. Hickey,
Eggs are quoted at 40 cents a dozen
today aud butter at 80 cents pound
Nottingham Bryan has sold his green
house property at Halltown TO James W.
OFT.
Tomorrow, Friday, will be the 18th
anniversary of the birth of General Robert
E Lee
The regular January term OF the Berke-
lev Circuit Court began in Martinsburg on
Tuesday.
For that tickling in the throat, try a
lO-cent box OF Owens & Miller's bron-
chial lozengeS.
For Sale-Several thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rock cockerels, very fine.
Walter NJ. Duke.
For Sale-One iron turbine wind wheel
and 4O-tt. four-post tower. Apply to
II. H. Hendricks.
FOR Sale-Two COWS, one giving milk
now, the other will be fresh in February.
Also Il shoats. J. J. Ely.
For a mild laxative and for your baby,
Owens & Miller's milk OF magnesia-
only . cents. Always fresh.
For Sale-A new Thrush & Slough
stick wagon that has never been used.
Apply TO A. T. Moler, Bakerton.
The Clarke Courier, published at Berry,
vile, Va, has been forced to raise IFS
subscription price TO 81, so year.
Mr.. Homer Hess and Miss Bessie Ger
trude Null, both OF Martinsburg, were
married in Hagerstown last Saturday.
Mrs. George w. Moore slipped on the
icy sidewalk IN Charles Town on Tues
day and, falling, broke one OF her arms.
Yes. some one told me to use Owens
& Niler's vanishing cream for rough
s.,u, and il certainly is fine. Only p
cents
NJ more liver trouble after bottle OF
Owens & Miller's liver salts. Takes
atav that nausea and relieves such head
a-ae.
lyru waut your sale advertising done
promptly ard correctly and satisfactorily
j. very respect, bring II to the Register
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The directors OF the HagerStown fair
b. tclii-d 10 hold the fair five days
TIL, year. Saturday will be added as the
ifh cay.
f. ". Myers. representing the insur-
ar-e agency of Washington, Alexander &
Cooke, has our thanks for very beauti-
tai calendar for 1917.
Although there are still good many
cases OF the measles in Shepherdstown,
the public school reopened on Monday
win fairly good attendance.
A special meeting OF the Shepherds
town Fire Department will be held Friday
evening OF this week at o'clock. All
the members are urged to attend.
Misses Mary and Julia Stouifer enter
tanned their friends, including number
from Shepherdstown, at a card party al
their home near S1arpsburg last night.
The Rural Supply Company, which
c1rd rcted a store at Browns shop, along
tire Leetown road, three miles north OIL
Charles Town, has made an assignment.
My hair was falling out, but having
tried bottle OF Owens & Miller's hair
tonic. have beautiful suit OF hair now.
Lust you try bottle and see for yourself.
Harry Schoolnic, who conducted tail
orirg establishment in Charles Town,
his been adjudicated bankrupt His
debts were placed at 81 600 and his assets
Al 500.
Tax Collector J. F. Waldeck, who is
among the best men on this job our town
has ever had, is collecting the 1916 taxes,
an, reports that he is getting them pretty
well Ia hand.
Auclioneer +. J. West threShed the
wheat on his Benner farm few days ago,
and made yield OF 80 bushels per acre.
This is the best yield thus far reported
from the 1916 crop.-AdVOcdte.
The Advocate says that J. T. Bradshaw,
near Summit Point, lost two fine horses
recently by death. The veterinarian says
llty died from eating enSilage, the acid
in the iced CAUSING the trouble.
The Chapel Quartette, a very talented
little party OF young ladies who entertain
by singing, playing and reading, will APP
pear in the firemen's hall in Shepherds
town on Wednesday evening, February
It'll. Further notice will be given.
W. L Dalgarn, who has been resi-
dent of Charles Town the greater part oil
hIsl.e, having gone there from the vicinity
OF Middieway, where he was reared, has
moved back there. He has bought the
house Known as the Samuel League prop
erjy and took possession OF it last week.
Mr. Dalgarn will be a foreman in the
CHAIR factory OF the Louise Manufacturing
Company in Middleway.
Thomas Devonshire, a well-known
cJlored man OF Shepherdstown, died at
his home IN this place last Friday, after
long Illness, aged O. years. He had
worked for Hon. A. s. Dandtidge for
many years, and Mr.. cambridge and his
family gave him every attention during
his sickness, keeping him in the hospital
as long as there was hope of successful