Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-03-28
BRIEFS.
r;.b AZ NJ. R. Moler'S.

Fish at NJ. R. MoierS'
Sunday will be Easter.
Fl n..Iles at NJ. R. Moler's.
rb, moon was full last night.
r,,, and celery at NJ. R. Moler's.
wheat IS SIP a bushel and corn
F., fresh FISH. go to S, L. Cooley's
An kinds of canned goods at M, R.
yo'srS.
r No'er's
Tn, Jewish Feast of the Passover
stCcS today
Butter and eggs wanted at highest
80 q, VI. r. Moler'S.
g,.,,- IS 40 cents a pound today and
eg,s are 81 cents dozen.
like her q box of Tricola Sweets for
r,s.sr Only 50 cents at Owens &
N.'sr's
Ps,s,,a of Sunnybrook Farm will
~ shown at the opera house this
Thursday night
George Samuel Frederick, proprie-
,,- o.. the NartnSburg bottling works,
died last Sunday, after long illness.
ms, little of Owens & Miller's
,,-, carc treatment, and it's goodbye
,,~~s-alSO good for bunions and
warts
Fc-Rent-The deSirably located room
or Main street recently occupied by S.
F. Lsmsu as a meat shop. Apply to j.
l. C1oNuS
For the best III stationery, see Owens
s Miller first. This week only, so
,.-. 50N Of Lord Baltimore stationery
for 80 cents.
Former Sheriff |. S. Long, of Wash
.~c.1a county, Md, died last week, fol-
loving a surgical operation in the hos
c,a. aged % years.
fus: arrived at Owens & Miller'S the
a-E,s, supply of Guth'S chocolates for
Easter Also the best loose chocolates
@, 80 cents Z pound.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
F-.z. Piedmont, W. Va, a nine-pound
son Grandpa Vim. J. Foutz is very
proud OF ". J. F., Jr.
Senator Webb, a brother-in-law of
Mrs J. L. Creamer, of Shenandoah
Junction. died last Friday at his home
in Wilmington, Delaware.
A new slate roof has been put on the
clearinghouse on Main street former
IS known as the Markell property, at
present occupied 0y Mrs. Priscilla Rein
hart.
The wheat has been growing splen-
t.1,y the past couple of weeks, and the
fields are now a mass of living green
ina, inspires hope of an abundant har-
vest.
sam Miller, our industrious young
shoemaker, asks us TO say that his shop
vl, be closed April list, I'd and Sd, as
b, Will be in Philadelphia for few
t5yS
Mighty glad you recommended those
Owens & Miller Digestive Tablets to
ne, as can eat what want. They
only cost 25 cents. Get wise and try
q COX.
There will be a meeting of Pack
Horse Ford Chapter, N. S. D. A. R., at
tie home of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Beltzhoover
on Monday evening, April LIST, at 7
o'clock.
The members of the Hospital Guild
vii meet next Monday afternoon at
80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. ]. L.
Welshans. A full attendance is re-
gueSted.
Judge Ira E. Robinson has resigned
as a member of the appeal board OF the
military draft for the northern district
o. West Virginia, because of press of
legal business.
Prof. ]. D. Muldoon has bought
from the Neel Motor Company, of Mar
tuSburg, a handsome and comfortable
Hupmobile touring car, which was de-
lyered last week.
The children of the late Mrs. May
williamson wish TO thank their friends
and neighbOrS who were so kind to them
In the bereavement occasioned by the
death of their mother.
Mrs. c. ]. Hill, from north of town,
N2s operated upon in the hospital in
Charles Town last Wednesday, and
sJOd the ordeal very well. She is
getting along nicely at present.
If you are getting that tired and
WORKOUT feeling Just try bottle OF
Ovens s. Miller's Syrup Hypophos-
Pr.tes, and if you don't get value re-
cyiycd come back and get your money.
Mrs. s. !. Cady has sold her fruit
farm on Maryland Heights, across the
river from Harper's Ferry, TO L. W.
Clark, of Oakland, Nd. The place con-
ta.nS $50 acres, on which are orchards
OF various fruits.
In renewing her subscription to the
Register for another year, Mrs. James
N-Clanahan, of Baltimore, writes: u
ENJOY reading the news from dear old
ePherdStown, especially the letters
OF cur soldier boys
Rev. S. NJ. Engle, pastor of the Pres
byJerian Church of Ellicott City, Md, in
renewing his subscription, says: I'VE
enjoy the weekly visits of the Register.
1t enables us to keep in touch with the
people of the county in pleasant way,
Dear Mr.. Superintendent find
check for the Register for another year
-.t is always a welcome visitor. Have
c Dyed Juniors letters so much. Even
J., ne will not be able to tell so much
now, still all Will be interesting. Mrs.
George Glass, Berryyille, Va.
.aa .f" q, up mal,x, Va, where
t... o. SO .lndtTcd 10 Gene
{ lbs tl ;rrcha5ed by Fer
a.. ..rR 80 ., who plans to have
C..-'--~ u1~e .aional park OF the
.a ife !'r2., which contains about
.,t a,r-s, iY'wtily was cNGed BY
Nil Armcs. Ut Washington.
A bill is pending in the Maryland
legislature directing the State Roads
Commission to take over the turnpike