Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-08-01
BRIEFS.


For Sale-A fine mother hog and
eight pigs. Virginia Cockrell, Harper's
Ferry district.
Three-burner oil cook stoves, finished
in blue enamel, for sale by The Lickli-
der Corporation.
For sick, tired and rundown people,
bottle of Owens Hypophosphites will
prove very beneficial.
For Sale-A carload Of good-bone
steers, at Frank R. McQuilkin's. w.
H. Knode, phone lS-R.
All kinds of baby supplies on hand at
Owens drug store, including just the
item you were looking for.
For Sale-Seventeen nice shoats..
Apply to John D; Lowe, on the Maple
Shade Farm of VIM. H. Martin.
Will be shipping at Bardane on
Saturday, August Sd.
Let us have your order early for fer
tilizer and seed, so you will have it
when you want it. The Licklider Cor
poration.
Lost-A white and black hound,
answers to name of Rufus. Reward
for information leading to his recovery.
K. p. Shaffer.
lust arrived, a carload of Montana
two-year-old ewes and one car Of most
~ black-f faced native ewes. c. r. Wall,
Charles Town.
Miss Jessie Engle, a popular school
teacher of Jefferson county, has gotten
a position in the government service
in Washington.
Just arrived at Owens drug store
new line of toilet needs, such as soaps,
talcumS, cold creams, etc. Yours is
there. Call and see.
Wheat is quoted in our local markets
at 500 a bushel and corn at Sl.Io.
Butter is 81 cents pound and eggs
are 80 cents dozen.
You will find a big difference in your
hair if you use Owens Quinine Hair
Tonic. Recommended very highly for
falling hair and dandruff-
We have on hand a few Studebaker
wagons, at attractive prices. 1t is I'M
possible TO get other sizes at any price.
The Licklider Corporation.
The ladies of the Uvilla Methodist
Church will hold a supper at the Uvilla
hall within a few weeks. The exact
date will be announced later.
Owens Liver Salt, Milk Magnesia
and Dyspepsia Tablets are three neceS-
sites Inat should be in every home.
invested
For Sale-Three very desirable res
idence properties in Shepherdstown.
One of them is new and very nicely ar
ranged. Inquire at Register Office.
See our advertisement for our prices
on harrowS. These prices are very
low, but we bought before the last ad-
vance. The Licklider Corporation.
Remember these are war times, and
We are trying to give you the best pos
SIble service, so start the deal-at-home
movement, and let Owens drug store
serve you.
Bowman VanMetre lost by death last
Saturday the best horse on his place
a valuable mare worth considerable
money. 1t is supposed to have died
from indigestion.
There will be services in the Elk
Branch Church Sunday at | a. m, In
the Union Church at Middleway at 3 p.
m, and in the Presbyterian Church at
Shenandoah Junction at s p. m.
Charles C. Moler has bought from
W. c. RELY the latter's residence prop.
erty mile west Of Charles Town, on
the Summit Point road. He is to get
possession the lst of November.
H. L. Snyder, Jr., Geo. W. Freeman
and Golden Walper went to Columbus
ONO, he first of the week, where they
got three Ford cars for the National
Highway Garage and drove them back
overland.
In renewing his subscription for an
other year Chas. K. Shepherd, one OF
our Berkeley county subscribers, writes
US: IL love to read the Register, which
brings us all the home news. | don't
see how we could do without it."
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Loving,
at Starkey, Va, fine sou. Mrs. Loving
was formerly Miss Nan Moffett, OF
Shepherdstown, and Grandpa Moffett
is said TO be extremely proud, looking
after the baby the first and third tricks.
Thursday evening, August 8th, from
TO 10 o'clock, the ladies of the Luth-
eran Church of Uvilla will serve supper
and icecream in the Uvilla hall. A
delicious supper of fried chicken, cCun-
try ham and other good things will be
served for the modest sum OF IS cents.
EVERYBODY invited to attend
We call especial attention to the ad
vertisement Of Letter Brothers, Hagers-
town, on the first page Of the Regis
ter this week. They have inaugurated
summer sale of ladies' coats for next
winter at reduced prices that ought to
appeal to those who realize the necessi-
ty of saving in such purchases.
Mrs. Margaret Edwards, wife Of
lanes Edwards, one of Shepherdstown's
most respected colored women, died at
her home in this place last Sunday morn
ing, aged IS years. Aunt Pink" as
she was called, was very highly regard
ed, as she was a faithful and con-
scientious woman of whom only good
can DC said, and had many friends, both
white and colored, who have long es-
teemed her. She was buried on Tues
day.
Last Sunday morning freight train,
north bound, broke in two south OF
SnepaerdStown a little after 8 O'Clock,
and wnen they bumped together again
at Morgan's Grove three Of the cars
were derailel. Passenger train No. Is
was Just about ready to leave the sta
ton here when the accident occurred,
and it was delayed until noon. The
passengers had plenty OF time to go to
church and Sunday school, but we
didn't hear of any of them doing so.
Teachers are scarce in Kabletown
district this year. A principal is want
ed for the Summit Point graded school
and q teacher for the one-rOOm school