Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-07-18
Thursday
BRIEFS.

dress a year for Sl.oO.
Governor John ]. Cornwell was 81
years old last Thursday.
Yes Ovens drug store has water
class for sale. Pack your eggs.
Kitchen ranges of best quality, for
sale by The Licklider Corporation.
Wheat is quoted in our local market
TODAY At 500 buShel and corn at Sl.70.
Car of Security cement at Hodges
SrepherdStown and kearneysville eleva-
tors.
That certainly is a fine tonic-that
syrup HypophosphiteS, at Owens
5rug store.
Indigestion? No. Always use Owens
dyspepsia tablets. They do the work
- cents box.
For Sale-A fine thoroughbred Jer-
sew COW. will soon be fresh. Apply TO
Mrs. Reuben jenkins, near~Uvilla.
For the ladies We have the best line
o., toilet needs and stationery. You
MIL be pleased. Owens drug store.
Miss Louisa Gallaher, of Charles
Town, was operated upon for appendi-
s.us in the hospital there few days
ago.
Goodbye! On my way TO Owens drug
sore TO purchase bottle of liver salts.
Theirs is the best for that sluggish
liver.
Let us have your order early for fer
u.zer and seed, so you will have it
when YOU want it. The Licklider Cor
C0ratiOn.
The Charles Town horse show will
,s held August 18th and 18th. Tie
profits this year will be given to the
Red Cross.
Word has been received here that
Nr. ThoS. L. Hess, formerly Of Shep-
a.r5Stown, is extremely i'll at his home
IN Washington City.
Yes, | feel very much better since
taking a bottle OF Owens Syrup Hypo-
pnoSphiteS. The best tonic for that
med and WORKOUT feeling.
We have on hand few Studebaker
wagons, at attractive prices. Ii is i'm
possible TO get other sizes at any price.
Inc Licklider Corporation.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis,
a, Macdonald, W. Va, fine daughter.
Mrs Davis was formerly Miss Alice
Marien, of ShepherdStown.
See our advertisement for our prices
on harrowS. These prices are very
low, but We bought before the last ad-
I Gnrnnrotinn
For Sale-Three very desirable res
.dence properties in Shepherdstown.
one of them is new and very nicely ar
ranged. Inquire at Register Office.
Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to Pres
.tent Wilson, with party OF eight
motored TO Harper's Ferry last Sunday
and took dinner at the Hilltop House.
". W. Fulton, the well-known fruit
grower, is a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination to the House Of Dele
gates from Morgan county, this State.
Go TO the lawn festival for the bene-
fit of the Red Cross this evening at the
home of !. p. Kearfott at Kearneysville.
Supper and refreshments will be served.
You may go elsewhere, but Owens
drug store is hard TO beat when 1t comes
10 toilet articles, stationery, etc. Stop
in and see the latest. Yours may be
there.
There's a great picture on at the
opera house for tonight and tomorrow
"A Daughter of the Gods" with
Annette Kellerman as the chief at
traction.
The family of the late Mrs. Emma
Link ask us TO express their thanks to
the kind friends and neighhors who
we're so kind TO them in their recent
bereavement.
Wanted-By private family, mothers
helper or house superintendent, about
50 years of age; also, cook and house
maid High wages. Address, Box 2l6,
fairmOnt, w. Va.
]. Y. Blackboard has just received at
his lumber yard at Shenandoah juno
ton a carload each of framing lumber,
dressed lumber, slate and plaster. Let
MIN supply your needs.
Most of the property owners along
Princess street between Main and
Washington streets are having concrete
cutters put in alongside the pavementS
a considerable improvement.
A. A. Lamon, of the Bakerton neigh
5orhood, will have public sale at his
home, Rock Hill Stock Farm, on August
10th He will sell cattle, hogs and a
lot of other property. Advertisement
next week.
A patriotic rally will be held in the
Shenandoah Junction school-house
Friday evening. Hon. W. J. Knott and
otaer four minute men will address the
meeting. Good music by the Charles
Town Quartette. Public cordially in
vited.
Our old friend Geo. R. Barnhart, of
Indianapolis, in renewing his suoscrip-
ton for another year, says: u look Tor
the Register every Saturday, and eS-
pecially enjoy reading the letters from
Bill, over there in France. Best re-
CARDS for you and all old friends and
the boys of old company D."
1t is said that the Norfolk & Western
Railway is contemplating the erection
OF large shops at Hagerstown. Inc
company owns a big tract of land Just
south of HagerStown, and it is likely
that extensive yards for this road and
tie Cumberland Valley Railroad will
he constructed in the near future.
in Martinsburg on Monday VIM. s:
Nelson, accused of attempted criminal
assault OH Miss Eleanor Wolfe, nurse
&. .av Kings Daughters Hospital,
waived a preliminary hearing and was
held in $4,000 bail for the action of the
September grand jury. The case has
occasioned a great deal of comment in
Martinsburg.
LOST. on the road between Charles
Town and Chambersburg, on June 29th,
a Silyertown Cord automobile tire on