Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-12-20
BRIEFS.
Candy at M. K. Moler's.

Sale OF H. b. Remnants furniture, ETC.,
December I'D.
English walnuts, almonds, Brazil nuts,
etc., at VI. r. Moler's.
All kinds OF country produce taken in
on Xmas goods at M. r. Moler's.
Wanted. fat hogs and fat cattle, fresh
COWS and veal calves. K. L. Emory.
We have some Studebaker wagons for
the boys. The Licklider Corporation.
Wanted-Experienced farm hand to
begin work April LIST. Apply TO H. w.
Potts.
Lemons, bananas. grapes, cranberieS,
grape fruit, tigS, dates and cocoanuts at
NJ K. Moler'S.
Pay a small deposit and have your
Christmas presents laid by until Christ
mas al S. L. CooleY's.
Buy the boy a useful present. Give
him a small Studebaker wagon. The
Licklider Corporation.
Wheat is SIP busheltoday and corn
$l35. Butter is 40 cents a pound and
eggs are 90 cents dozen.
We have a carload OF Studebaker
wagons on the road, at attractive prices
The Licklider Corporation.
Yes a camera, fountain pen, safety ra-
Zor, or IN tact most any acceptable glft
can be found at Owens & Mlller'S.
Make glad some absent Shepherds
towner by sending him or her the Regis
ter for year. 1t will cost only $3.50
Lost, on the pike between Shepherds
town and Mlddleway, rubber shoe.
Finder will please return to this office.
Kenneth Hanger, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
10y Hanger, west OF town, has been SICK
with pneumonia, but is now recovering.
Some nice furniture will be sold at H.
b. Remnants sale on Saturday, Deem
Der I'D. Read advertisement in another
column.
Vim. c. Moler, OF the Uvila neighbour
hood, who will move 10 town next spring
has liked on February 2lSt as the time
tor holding his sale.
Nh. Charles A. Bowersand Miss Haze
Payne, both OF the HedgeSvile neighbour
hood, were married last Wednesday al
the home OF the bride by Rev. B. F.
Franklin.
John w. Sperow has been appointed
road engineer for Berkeley County for
the ensuing two years, succeeding County
George Showers. HIS salary was fixed
al 81 900 year.
The ShepherdStown banks have re-
ceIVed the hoerty loan bonds, and those
who subscribed for the same may now
call and get them. The interest is due !
on the tlrSt issue.
Twenty one licenses to sell and use |
explosives have been issued from the |
county clerks office since the new law
regulating the use OF explosives wentln |
effect month ago.
Ii you want to save money on Christ |
mas gifts, such as cigars, candy, lobaccoS, |
stationery, just drop IN 10 Owens & Mil |
ler'S and see how reasonable the prices |
are. Owens & Mll!er'S for Christmas |
gifts.
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Athey has bought the
dwelling house on Duke street owned
by Rev II. {. HauhcoX, formerly OF this
place, for which she paid 81, 100. The
house is occupied at present by Charles
UnSeld.
Mrs. Boyd H. Keller, OF Brooklyn, N.
Y, in renewing her subscription 10 the
Register until 1919, writes us that she al
ways looks forward with interest TO the
coming OF the paper and enjoys lis week.
ly visits.
!. X. Show will move into the house
recently purchased from H. {. Reynolds,
on Main street, neat the railroad station,
about the first of the year. Improve
mentS and repairs are now oelng made |
10 the property.
Dr. Nathaniel Burwell has bought from
A. H. and Templip K. Lickhder their
clearinghouse on Prospect Avenue, al
present occupied by Mrs. Leslie Mont
gomeGy, and will move there the tTSl ol
next April. He paid $500 for 1t.
For Christmas gifts Owens & Miller
have an up-to- date assortment OF latest |
PATTERNS OF Pyralln ware. such as combs, |
brushes, mirrors, powder boxes, etc.-ln |
tact, almost anything in Pyralln ware you
Will iind here. Owens & Miller.
This IS one of the shortest days OF the
year The sun arose this morning al |
Ia and will set this evening at 4 Al.
Tomorrow, according, 10 the almanac, |
winter begins, but in reality II has been |
here in full force for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Smith, OF
Manassas, Va, have announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Charlotte |
Lucille, 10 Mr. Fontalne b. Hootf, the |
well-known druggist OF Charles Town.
The marriage Will take place IN the early |
winter.
II you would give really acceptable |
Christmas GIT 10 friend or relative VINO |
may be away from ShepherdStown and |
VINO IS yet interested in our affairs, give |
them years subscription TO the Reg
isler 1t will be sent TO any address
year for $3.50.
Shepherd College closed IFS fall term
Yesterday, when the examinations were |
concluded. The school will reopen Tor |
The winter term January I'd, The Shep- |
herdstown Graded School will close tor |
the holidays on Friday OF this week. |
Studies will be resumed on January I'd.
AT special meeting OF the County |
Court last Thursday the court fixed the |
aggregate sum 10 be expended by Charles |
/. Engle. sheriff OF Jefferson county, for |
the compensation OF all his deputies and
assistants and other employees Tor the |
year ending December 81, 1918, at s., 900. |
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Zombro,
eSumaUie residents OF HarpeT'S Ferry, |
celebrated the nIlieIh anniversary OF their |
manage Wednesday. Seven children,
~ grandchildren aud five great-grand-
cAlidren were present. Mr. ZomOro is
II years old and his wife is 10. Wehope
that they may live 10 celebrate many
more anniversaries.
The farm couple OF miles southeast OF
ShepherdStown owned and occupied for
many years by the late John c. Licklider
and his heirs was sold yesterday al
public sale by Special Commissioners
Geo. M. Belt7hoover and Forrest w.