Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-10-31
fhe Shepherdstolun 8egister.
October 81, 1918
BRIEFS.

Brighten up with Stag Semi Paste
Paint. The Licklider Corporation
For walls and ceilings use Muresco
lider Corporation.
Let us sell you your fodder Irvine
now. 1t may be higher later The
Licklider Corporation.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ID A. X. for November will not be held,
for satisfactory reasons.
We have just received a car OF Can't
Sag gates. Call and get yours now.
The Licklder Corporation.
For Sale-Some purebred Rhode
Island Red cockerels, Sl.00 each, for
quick sale. ]. W. Ware, Jr.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Flckinger,
1T the Reformed parsonage, a son
Quentin Roosevelt Flickinger.
Wheat is quoted today in our local
markets at 500 a bushel. Old corn
is SLIGO and new corn Sl.2o.
This Thursday night will be Hallow
i Fen, but under present conditions there
+ will not be much merry making.
Plenty of Vick's salve at Ovens drug
store, also clinical thermometers and
that Tarco mentho cough syrup, best
for 4 cough.
For Sale-A good driving and strap
mare, eight years old. Apply TO c. w.
Whitmore, R. F. D. mail carrier, Shenan-
doah Junction.
We have several interesting letters
{ from our soldier boys this week, but for
8 lack OF space NE will have TO defer them
until our next issue.
It's goodbye corns, now. Why ?
s Because Owens drug store has Just
received another shipment of their
famous corn and bunion remedy
Wanted Middle-aged woman for
cook and general house work. Six
dollars per week. Good home. Write
CSC Oak Hill Avenue, Hagerstown, Md.
Governor Cornwell has set apart
Saturday, November End. as fire pre-
yention day, and asks that all eliminate
fire hazards about their premises or
this day.
We have for sale one used 8 h. p. In
ternational engine on truck This en-
CINE is good as new and is bargain
and guaranteed, The Licklider Cor
. pOration. 81
Allen S. Long, formerly of Pittsburg
IS very sick at the home of his brother
in-law, c. w. Myers, near Shepherds
town. Ii is reported that he has re-
ceived a stroke of paralysis.
A very desirable farm Of about 1OC
acres near Shepherdstown is offered
for sale. Good limestone land, well
improved. Inquire of H. L. Snyder.
Register Office, Shepherdstown.
William Luria is soliciting funds for
the relief of 100000 suffering Jews
within the war zones of Europe. Ii is
worthy cause, and we are glad to report
that he is receiving liberal subscriptions.
A. 1. Derry, of Tuscarora, Md, re-
news his subscription and writes us as
follows LET the good old Register
keep coming. Ii is the same as letter
from home. Wish you continued sue
cess
Miss Margaret Moler, of this countXs
who volunteered for war work and was
accepted by the government, is now il
active service. She was ordered &c
Camp Sewer, Creenville, S. c., and has
reported for duty.
On the first page of the Register this
week may be found several interesting
letters from soldiers in France, which
Nc are sure will be enjoyed by our read
ers. Among them is a letter from
Sergeant Bill" Snyder.
Some dairy heifers for sale to quick
buyer Breeding stock will be in
demand in Europe after the war. Also
have a car of 60O-fb. steers, some stock
bulls and a few feeders. Shipping fat
stock Saturday. c. F. Wall.
Miss Elizabeth Oliver, former nurse
in the Charles Town Hospital, became
seriously i'll in the Red Cross Hospital
al Camp Lee, Va, and on Monday hel
sister, Miss Fife Oliver, left the hospital
here TO De with her.-Advocate.
Former Governor Albert B. White
Of Parkersburg, has been accepted for
overseas service in the Young mems
Christian Association, and has been dl-
recied 10 hold himself in readiness to
report for duty within few weeks.
Rouss Brothers, of the Kabletown
ne.ghborhood, have finished picking
their apple crop, about $500 barrels
the largest output they have ever had
from their orchards. Captain Milton
Rouss, their father, had about 6,OOO
barrels.
The annual meeting of the Jefferson
County Chapter of the American Red
Cross, which was to have been held at
the courthouse in Charles Town on
October Both has been postponed until
November 10th. Further notice Will be
given.
Phineas Marshall, who had iustmoved
from Shepherdstown to Martlnsourg
was taken sick with the influenza, and
is now at the home of his parents IN TINS
place. William Marshall, who was mov-
ing from Martinsburg TO Harrisburg, Is
also down with the disease.
In the advertisement of the Kearneys-
vile Creamery last week the price or
sweet cream butter fat was named al
90 cents. This is a miStake-it should
have been 90 cents. Manager Halter
is paving mighty good prices, but ne
hasn't gotten up to 90 cents yet.
Our friend Josiah Kitzmiller, OF
South Auburn, Nebraska, has gwen u
ocular demonstration of the sort o
potatoes lev grow in that State by
s-a..ug Us three splendid specimens OF
as ON raising. If there are many
S-ch as these in q hillthey must crow
each o.hcr considerably.
Judge ]. NJ. Woods convened the
emerson county circuit court IN
Charles Town yesterday. The grand
Jury was dismissed after returning an
against the Berryville lad VINO
passed worthless checks on Charies
Town bank. He was released under
., 900 - Tho netit iury was eX-