Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-02-28
Thursday,
BRIEFS.


Seed oats, spring phosphate, cement
and plaster at Hodges.
Fifty good chickens. mostly Barred
Rocks. will be sold at w. Cotfinbarger'S
sale on March 9th.
He danced for JOY after using Owens
& Miller'S corn remover. The best
corn remedy money can buy.
1--we you seen the new carbide lighting
and cooking system? Ii not, inquire for
W. u. Donahoe, al Hotel Rumsey.
You can eat what you want and when
you want if you use Owen & Miller's
digestive tablets. Only Is cents.
A civil service examination for post
master at Shenandoah Junction will be
held in Charles Town on March 9th.
The family OF the late Mrs. Alice Jones
wish 10 thank the friends who were so
kind TO them IN their recent bereavement.
Z The Potomac river was very high yes
terday because OF the heavy rain Monday
night Ii got higher than II was when the
ice went Off,
Mrs. Joseph East spent the past week
in the hospital in Charles Town, where
she had to undergo an operation of
minor character
This is the time of the year every one
needs good blood tonic-and Owens
& Miller have it. Your money back if
II does not give results.
The ack-HorSe Ford Chapter of the
n. ). d. A. K. will meet at the home OF
Miss Rachel Snyder on Monday, March
4h, al I O'Clock p. m.
Coal oil isa sign OF danger. For safe
guard against tire. investigate the new
carbide lighting and cooking systems
Inquire for W. ii. Donahoe, Hotel Rum
SeY.
The new carbide OUT door plant is the
Cheapest and best light on the market to-
day. For iuil information and demonStra-
ton see W. u. Donahoe, at Hotel Rum
sey, SnepherdStown.
Miss Mildred Banks has been appointed
teacher OF the Shepherd Grade pupllc
school IN place OF Mss Charlotte Rein
hart, who resigned 10 take government
position in Washington.
Listen, ladies! Owens & Miller have
in fresh supply of the famous ReXall
% Hair Tonic and Shampoo. Sold the
world over, and your money back if it
does not do as represented.
George W. Fndlnger, Chief OF police OF
HagerSlown and highly regarded man,
was fatally injured Tuesday morning
Wnen an automobile in which he was
riding was struck by trolley Car.
Eggs have taken a big tumble the past
week-they have dropped l6 cents on
the dozen. Last Thursday they were
81 cents and today they are quoted at
SO cents. The consumer says hurrah
for the hen,
Mrs Vim. L. Reinhart has moved
into the Markell property on Main
street. The E. Hess Reinhart house
which she vacates will be occupied by
Mrs Kate Shipley when she moves
from the Rumsey Hotel.
Eugene Shugart has been appointed
explosives licensing agent Tor Harper's
Ferry and vicinity, and all persons who
desire 10 handle explosives OF any Sort
in any manner whatsoever, must first
procure license from Mr.. Shugart.
Mrs. Izetta Jewel Brown, widow OF
Congressman VIM. u. Brown. denies
that she has any intention OF returning TO
the stage al the present time. She says
that the care OF her little daughter and her
business affairs take up all her time.
The ladies' aid society of the Kable-
town Methodist Church will hold
"deeStrict school" entertainment in the
Uvilla hall Saturday night, March 9Th
A very pleasing performance may be
expected. Further notice next week.
For The first time in the history of Shep
herdStoWn we have had woman acting
as agent al the railroad station. Mrs.
Fur6ush, a competent and accommodating
lady, nied Mr. Hamrick S place the past
week while he was away on trip to
Camp Lee
The National Highway Garage, which
has the agency Tor Ford cars IN tins sec
ton OF the county, has been notified BY
the company OF an increase in prices
Touring cars have been increased IRON
1860 to $3.50; runaoouts from $345 10 $43o;
and chassis from 1925 to $4CO.
The Shepherdstown Garage has sold
during the past week two handsome
Buick cars-an { A roadster to VIM.
T. McQuilkin and an E As five-passen-
ger touring car to w. L. Manuel, OF
model 90 horse power cars and sell for
$3.50 each
Clarence Domer, a colored man who
formerly lived in Sheuherdstown, but
who has been in Pittsburg for several
years past, was brought back here in
a dying condition last week. He died
the day following his return. His
death was caused by peritonitis, fol-
lowing an attack of appendicitis.
T. renewing his subscription to the
r giSler First Sergeant Charles o Slgel
o. Fortress Monroe, Va, former Shep
herdSlOwn boy, writes us "Tell all my
friends hello Tor me, and say that am
still on tins side see by the Register
thet Bill has done we'll Tell him 10 keep
il up. have ten long wears TO my credll
and am mighty proud OF it"
The Register last week published
an advertisement in which, by mistake,
il was said that the Delineator would
be furnished by NJ B. Bakers store for
? cents a year Mr.. Baker and his
clerks had many calls and had hard
time explaining that the item should
have been printed 95 cents, instead of
25.
l'' -HcI '''IH SuieSC gus WIZ SpSnt
s. r,' DAYS n Washington last week
slluCeJ the bd.y sunday service in that
Ci,y. Ihey we,e c-ied upon TO stand M
ari give ,r-'r college yell, which they
GO. rl.ui out IN meeting. They put Sc
mach splnt irto 1t that Rodaheaver re-
marked that thew had more pep, even,
than the people from Culpeper.
Reports from orchard men state that
great deal OF damage has been done 10
the apple trees the past winter by rabbits
who have gnaw, the bark voraciously
The long continued snow and ice caused
food 10 be very sCanl Tor the rabbits this
winter, and they had TO live principally