Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-03-01
Thursday,
BRIEFS.

beetS and l0-cent canned peaches at
Hodges.
You Can quit that coughing il you use
Owens & Miller'S wild cherry expectorant
D cents.
Wheat has advanced two cents a bushel
this week, and is quoted today at 81. sc a
bushel. Corn is Sl.02.
Been feeling like new person since
have been using Owens & Miller's liver
salts. Sigued. Satisfied Customer.
Any kind of cold and grip cure can be
had OF Owens & Miller. Rexall cold cure
does the work, or money refunded.
For Sale-About a dozen pure-bred
White Orpington rooSters at $500 each.
Apply 10 II. L. Lyme, Wild Goose Farm.
DR.. W. T. Henshaw, of Martinsburg,
has been appointed by Governor Hatfield
10 be a member OF the State Board OF
Health.
The sale OF George II. Myers personal
property near ShepherdstoWn last Satur-
day resulted very satisfactorily to Mr..
Myers. 1t amounted to $3.50.
Notwithstanding the high cost of liy-
ING, we must have the dear old Registers
weekly visits. Best wishes for the edi-
tOr."-MrS. H. lie Dane, Cumberland,
Md
Eggs have taken big drop in price,
and are quoted today al 2S cents dozen.
THIS is ten cents dozen less than last
Thursdays price. Butter is IS cents a
pound
John w. Clipp, ST., celebrated his SD
birthday at his home in Ransom, this
county, few days ago. Mr.. Clipp and
his wife have been married tor more Than
sixty years,
The intermediate class of the Reformed
Sunday school will hold an all-day ex-
change at The store of Miss Ellen We'll
shanS Saturday, March I'd. All good
things tor sale.
DR.. J. b. Chamberlain, optometrist, OF
Msrlnsburg, will be at the RumSey Hotel
IN ShepherdStown on Wednesday, March
l4th, from 1910 o'clock, Eyes examin-
eu and glasses hited.
Each week we eagerly look in the Reg
lister Tor news from our old home and are
interested in seeing the names OF our rel
atyeS and friends. James and Anna
Maddox, Redwood, OHIO.
A very pleasant party was held at the
home OF Misses Eleanor and Catherine
CrOwl on Main street last Thursday night,
AMI among those who enjoyed the affair
were number OF visitors from neighbour
Ing towns.
The MarlinSburg World reports that c.
". Boyer, OF Bunker Hill, last week sold
a carload OF Black Twig apples, held IN
storage IN Philadelphia, for $6.l2 bar
rel. He also sold carload OF YorkS at
Sj.2J a Ualrel.
a conference of Sunday school workers
VIII De held in the Methodist Church al
Shenandoah Junction next Tuesday at Z
o'clock, 10 meet State Secretary Walter
A Snow and talk over Sunday school
matters. All who are interested in the
work are urged TO attend.
The Jefferson Cooperage Company has
sold 10 B. F. Ware. OF the MyerStown
neghboGhood, a tract of 70 acres OF land,
formerly a part OF the farm OF the late w.
H. J.. Lewis IN that section OF the county.
ID vas recently cleared OF timber. The
consideration was $3,OSl.
i is a good thing to know that Owens
q Miller have full line OF Serums and
auu-toxlns and SiCk-room requisites al
ways on hand. Prescriptions gwen the
greatest OF care by registered pharmacists
only. No matter what your wants may
be, call on them any hour, day or night.
PnUne calls given prompt attention.
At a public sale held by Frank R.
Brewer last Friday near FunkStown, Md,
sheep sold as high as $40 each, the flock
OF 5 bringing that enormous price. The
highest morse sold for 1854 and the high
Csi cow SOL A set OF harness purchased
eight years ago brought three times as
much as he paid for II new. Potatoes
sold up 10 500 buShel.
In a holly contested game of basketball
IN this place Monday afternoon Shepherd
College defeated the K. M A. qulnI, o.
Front Royal by The score OF 70 10 ii.
Inc last game Of the season will oepiay-
ed here on Saturday evening, when the
hIgh school team OF Waynesboro, Pa,
viii be our opponents. They licked us
pretty badly IN WaYneSboro some weeks
ago.
Two tickets are put up for the cor
pOration election 10 be held on March
I'm, and voters may take their choice
from representative citizens thereon.
Under the new town ordinance, the bal
lOt IS published Tor two weeks for the
benefit or the voleTS-which IS very
good thing. No person will be allowed
10 vote unless his taxes are paid by MD
night tonight.
Charles W. Brown, formerly OF Shep-
position OF superintendent OF the Lehlgn
and New England Railroad, with office at
South Bethlehem, Pa. He succeeds e.
h. Shipman, appointed to be Chief en-
gIueer. The trends OF Mr.. Brown, who
Is a son-in-law OF H. c. Marten, OF this
place, congratulate him upon receiving
This promotion.
Ralph w. Border, who with his family
has been living in Ell Paso, Texas. Tor
some years past, will locate IN Jefferson
county, where he will look after the large
orchard interests of the estate oil his father,
the late DR.. ID. W. Border Mr.. BoroeI
has been in the county for some weeks
past, and last week his wife and two
children arrived from FL PaSo. They VIII
reside on one OF the frult farms near
keaT1eySvIlle.
The National Highway Garage received
a carload of Ford touring cars on Mon
day, all OF which were sold before they
were unloaded. Those who got them
were J. c. Unger, John S. Snyder, K. Z.
Rl0ggOld, Mrs. Edwin s. Jarrett, Chas. J.
Miller, OF Kearneysville, and Albert u.
Rice. The local dealers are unable TO
get cars sufficient to supply the demand
and have number of orders now await
ING another shipment.
II. E. Willard, OF Frederick, Md, who
has been assistant superintendent TOR the
Potomac Lime and Stone Company. al
Euge, this county, for the past year, has
resigned 10 acceptthe position OF superin-
tenuent for the E. Baker Company