Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-09-12
fhe Shspherdstulra gegister.
Thursday, September /
BRIEFS.


Charles Town, son.
The river has been muddy the past
week-no bass fishing.
Today is a legal holiday in West Vir-
ginia-RegiStration Day.
For Sale-Crimes Golden apples for
making apple-butter. ]. c. Unger.
Ford parts-nothing but genuine
Ford parts-at the National Highway
Garage.
LARGE LOT of mems, women'S and chill
dren's shoes and slippers, very cheap.
at Hodges.
Wheat is 500 a bushel today and
corn Sl.70. Eggs are ~ cents dozen
and butter is 40 cents pound.
For Sale-A good driving horse, safe
for any woman or child to drive. Will
sell cheap. Apply to VIM. R. Miller.
Send the Register TO the soldier boy
in whom you are interested. He will
enjoy it, whether he is in this country
or abroad.
Fine rains the past week were very
beneficial 10 the fall pastures. Farmers
want dry weather just now, however, Tor
cutting of corn.
Columbia dry cells will put pep into
that engine. FahneStock spring con-
nectionS-greater convenience, but not
greater cost. National Highway Garage
Carload of Pine Tree timothy seed
nA
unless Sewed with red string. Let US
supply you. Prices low. W. n. Lemen
& Son.
We have added 10 our roll this week
a number of new subscribers. Every
body interested in this community ougnt
10 take the Register. Sent to any aa'
dress a year for Sl.5O.
AS il has been found impossible to
secure the ringing of the bell in the ao-
sence OF Rev. ]. W. Ware, the noon call
TO prayer will be discontinued until his
return or until further notice.
Everyone who has used Owens hypo-
phoSphlteS, liver salt and digestive
tablets have made for Owens drug store
more customers. Why? Because they
gave satisfaction. Thank you.
Dr.. J. B. Chamberlain, optometrist, Of
MartinSburg, will be at Mrs. Shiplty's
hotel in Shepherdstown on Wednesday,
September 18th, from 10 a. m. TO 5 p. m.
Eyes examined and glasses fitted.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Farrell,
of New York, on September Sd, fine
daughter-weight eight pounds and
eight ounces. Mrs. Farrell was form
erly Miss Maud Mundey, of Shepherds
town.
Fresh Norris candies, latest in toilet
articles and ctationeryp, and all late
Victor records and supplies at Owens
drug store. Large assortment OF East
man films on hand sold by Owens drug
store only.
Enclosed find Sl.5O for another
years subscription to the Register. We
all enjoy reading il and feel that we can
not do without it. We greatly ENJOY
Bits letters. u. H. Corbin, Shenan-
doah Junction.
For Sale-Four heavy draft mare
colts two years old, and one yearllng
heavy draft colt; two cows, three
bulls and two heifers; two sows and
fourteen pigs. Apply to R. A. Hammond
near KearneySville.
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
has been filed in the Federal Court at
Martinsburg, by Mrs. B. V. Gordon,
from near Harper's Ferry. The petition
estimates her debts at 81, 342.7o and her
property ar $780,.
The opera house is showing great
picture Thursday and Friday OF this
week, "Italy's Flaming Front" showing
thrilling battle scenes and depicting the
fighting between the Italian and Austri-
an armies. Don't miss 1t.
lust received, a fresh shipment OF
Columbia dry cells at the National
Highway Garage. Columbus are now
equipped with Fahnestock spring con-
necuons-no more worrying with the
screw connections when you wire IN
set of Columbus.
r. E. Shafer, who has been living on
the Black farm, south of Shepherdstown,
for a number of years, has moved to
Martinsburg, where he will engage in
the meat business. c. E. Griffith, who
has been living at Wild Goose Farm,
has moved to the Black place.
Mrs. B. D. Buxton, for many years
friend of the Register, writes us from
Harper's Ferry:"l enclose Sl.5O for an
other years subscription to the Regis
ter, which is always welcome visitor.
have taken the paper for a long time
and | could not do without it,"
John A. After, one of our Bolivar sub
scribers, writes US as follows in send
ing a renewal of his subscription: "May
say with the rest of the Register fami-
ly that | enjoy reading Bits letters
in the paper, and wish him and all the
other boys safe and early return?"
Harry A. Riddle, formerly ofMartins-
burg, for many years general passenger
agent of the Cumberland Valley Rail-
road, with headquarters at Chambers
burg, was placed on the retired list Sep
TENDER lst and pensioned. He entered
the Cumberland Valley service in 1881,
Last Thursday while bunch ofhorses
that had just been purchased by {. q.
Grove, the well-known stock dealer OF
Martinsburg, were being driven across
the Cumberland Valley Railroad track
near Falling Waters freight train
plunged into them and killed four of the
animals.
Deeds for the transfer of real estate
were filed for record in the county
clerks Office as follows: Edward Drish
TO Charles L. Terrell, Harrisburg, Pa,
house and lot in Charles Town, for
$3.50; j. Strider Moler TO Jacob H. Dut-
terer, farm of $50 acres near Uvilla, for
$4,000
County road supervisors are prepar-
ing to build new concrete bridges over
the run at Flowing Spring, on the public
road from Shepherdstown to Charles