Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-10-11
jJhr Shepherdstolun Register.
Thursday, October IL. 1917
BRIEFS.

Eggs are 50 cents dozen and butter is
"a cents a pound today.
Charles Towns big fall festival will
lake place on October 18th to Goth.
Hard and soft coal at Hodges Shep-
hcrdstown and Kearneysville elevators.
Mrs. J. l. Welshans gave very pleas
ant afternoon tea to number OF her
friends last Monday.
thoroughbred Collie pups for sale
Apply 10 J. c. Bitner, Kearneysville.
Winchester phone.
Wanted-A chunk stove and a double
heater hard coal stove in good condition.
p. K. Davis, Sharpsburg, Md.
send on the good old Register.
love TO get il each week and read the
county news. Joseph K. Zombro, Har-
per's Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch T. Stanley have
moved from Mr.. Wisler's dwelling into
Miss Ellen Welshans' house on Wash
ingtOn street.
A marriage license was issued in Ha-
gerstown on Monday 10 Mr.. Harvey
Wilson and Miss Bertha Stewart, both OF
Shepherdstown.
Fresh line OF candies and chocolates on
sale al Owens & Miller's. II you want
to give her the best in candy-nuf sed,
Owens & Miller.
Most OF the farmers have finished seed
ing wheat and cutting Off corn. Those
who have orchards are now busy picking
and packing apples.
In sending his subscription TO the Reg
ister for two years J. B. Baker, OF Yolo,
California, says I'VE can't get along
without the Register"
0 J. Blackford will run his cider mill
near Shenandoah Junction on October 10,
10. . and 26, 1917. Price for making
cider two cents gallon, cash.
IS Charles ]. Miller, living west OF town,
has bought from the Shepherdstown
Garage a line new Buick roadster-one
OF The late model Jour cylinder cars.
Mr.. Charles Hishman, OF Jefferson
county, and Miss Verna E. Morse, OF
Marunsburg, were married in Hagerstown
on September 10Th by Rev. J. X. Gaar.
Dr. J. B. Chamberlain, optometrist, OF
M8rtnsburg, will be at the Rumsey Hotel
Ia ShepherdStown on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 24lh. Eyes examined and glasses
ntted.
A Iady'S black hand bag containing a
watch and other articles was found few
DAYS ago on the Shepherd pike. Owner
can receive same by calling at the Regis
ter office.
Mr.. O. HlearY Uuderdonk and Miss
Virginia Lee Kibler, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. KILLER, eloped from Mar
linsburg to Frederick last Saturday and
were married.
Douglas Fairbanks, in "Wild and Wool
ly." will be at the opera house again next
Monday night This is one OF the best
picture shows ever put on the screen,
and is worth coming miles TO see.
The Sibole property near Middleway,
consisting of house and eight acres OF
land, was sold at public sale last Satur-
day. The purchaser was Mrs. Emma J.
Melvin, who paid 81 200 for the place.
The big sale OF Philip q. Needy in
Berkeley county will be held next Mon
day, October 18th. He will sell nine head
OF good farm horses, 81 head OF cattle, 10
hogs, and valuable farming implements.
Every one is using Calsino Hog Res
toratve, the only one that has a oisln-
fectant in it. Also Calsino horse, COW
and poultry restorative, gives the best re-
suits For sale only by Owens & Miller.
Mrs Lucy Hoffman, who has been an
inmate OF the County InfirmanY, was ia
ken TO the Hospital for the Insane al
Weston last week, she having been ad-
Judged insane by the county lunacy board.
A very pleasant party was held last
Friday night at the home OF Miss Gertrude
Mudoon in celebration of her birthday.
A considerable number OF her friends
were present and enjoyed the occasion
very thoroughly.
Frank Patterson, OF Charles Town,
who was sentenced by Justice Sheetz to
SIX months in Jail and $500 fine some time
ago Tor bringing quantity OF liquor into
the State, was pardoned last week by
Governor Cornwell.
81 enclose 81 so for another years
subscription. Send the Register along
as usual. don't want to miss one copy
OF the good old paper. We all enjoy
reading the Register. James Covert,
Shenandoah Junction.
Miss Laura Strider has been appointed
teacher cf the public school at Wiltshire's,
tajs county. Randolph Moler, who was
the teacher there, had 10 give up the
work because OF trouble with his eyes.
and has gone to Baltimore for treatment
Logan Is SHUT OF the Kaoletown
r,ighJprhood, sold his crop OF apples,
estimated al 1850 barrels, TO F. A. Beck,
o. WiaChs5t'r H got 1915 barrel for
all srllrs. Inc apples are being placed
III cold storage in the Robinson plant in
Charles Town.
The ork OF installing new uEit 10
the big electric power plant at Millvllle,
this county. has been completed. and is
now in operation. The new unit adds
5000 more horse power to the auxiliary
steam plant OF the Northern Virginia
Power Company.