Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-10-23
dhe Shepherdstolun gsaister.
Thursday, October %, 1919.
BRIEFS.

Aluminium ware at BoswelPs.
GREY enameled ware at Boswell's.
Did you try Boswell's for 5 cigars :?
Boswell's grocery department is
full
Get your good rubbers at Bos-
wells.
Full supply of Sal-Vet on hand. A.
s. cambridge & Co.
Eggs are 81 cents dozen today and
butter is so cents a pound.
Charles Towns fall festival is 60
ing on this Thursday and Friday.
New corn is priced in the local
market at Sl.l0 a bushel today. Wheat
IS 500.
The time for changing the clocks
back to the old time is Sunday, o.
tober 10Th.
The Jefferson County Court will
meet in regular session on Monday,
November Sd.
Hogs and bacon are much lower, but
We can give NOu q 6OOA PiASN iSi SNsA
Try lard, at Hodges.
This is a good time to buy New
Idea manure Spreader. We have them.
A. S. cambridge & Co.
A number of landowners in Charles
Town and Kabletown districts will set
out new apple orchards this fall.
We are agents for the celebrated
Ball Band rubber footwear. and have
complete line of light and heavy
weight. H. P. Schley.
Complete line of mems women's
and children's underwear. Come and
look them over and get our prices be-
fore buying. H. P. Schley.
c. !. Cavalier & Son, of Harper's
Ferry, will sell their fine herd of dairy
cattle on Friday, November 7th. See
advertisement in this paper.
Mrs. Sallie Ronemous, of this vicin-
ity, was so unfortunate as TO fall few
DAYS ago and diSlocate her shoulder.
DR.. Banks gave her surgical attention.
Will Atkinson, of Pittsburg, writes
US: 1--WE take great pleasure in en-
dorsing the Register as an advertising
medium. The lost tire was returned
in good condition"
Mrs. Emma C. Hill will sell valuable
stock and farming implements next
Monday, October 9th, at her home
north of Shepherdstown. See adver-
tisemcnt in this paper.
Mrs. Anna V. Moler, administrative
Of Daniel H. Moler, deceased, will
have sale of stock and farming i'm
plements on November 10th. Nd
vertisement next week.
The friends of the Kings Daugh
ters' Hospital in Martinsburg have
started a drive to raise $4,000, which
is badly needed to keep this institu-
ton in good running order.
VI. K. Hendricks, special commits
Sioner will sell the house and lot be-
longing to the estate of Mrs. S. ].
Osbourn, deceased, at public sale on
Saturday. See advertisement.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Minick
at Brookvlle, Florida, a son, Robinson
Glover Minick. Mrs. Minick was for
merly Miss Grace Robinson and has
frequently visited in Shepherdstown.
C. H. Lands, the well-known
Charles Town merchant, has sold his
store TO Thomas StoneSifer, who has
been a travelling saleman for Armour
& Co. Mr.. Lands will move TO Flor
ida.
A Halloween entertainment and fes-
tival will be held Friday night, Octo-
Der 3lst, at the Scrabble school-housc
Programme begins at 7.3O. Adm'2-
sion ten cents. Chicken soup and ice
cream will be sold.
lanes Twyman, a colored man OF
Kearneysville, had his foot cut OH last
Sunday while jumping from B. & o.
moving freight train at that olace.
He was taken to the Kings Daughters
Hospital in Martinsburg.
The ladies of the Uvilla Lutheran
Church will hold an oyster supper anG
old-tme chicken soup on Friday even
ing, October 3lst, at the Uvllla hall
Everybody remember the date and
come and help a good cause
The two houses belonging to the
Tolliver estate were not sold last Satur-
day as advertised, because of insult
fcient bids. The property was WITH
drawn and is now in the hands OF Mr..
Beltzhoover for private sale.
Bud Gibson, of Charles Town, and
Thomas Longerbeam, of Bolivar,
were pretty badly hurt last Saturday
BY the collapse of some scaffoldlng
upon which they were working at the
lime an stone works at Millvllle.
The stork has been busy the past
week in this neighborhood. He left
twin daughters with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
p. LLOYD, on the Billmyer farm, and two
hours later brought fine daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Lampe, west OF
town.
C. S. Callan, formerly of Dufields,
who has been conducting store IN
Charles Town for some years past.
will retire from business the first OF
November. His son, Bernard Callan,
and his nephew, Joseph Foley, will run
the store.
Ernest Shirley, of Berkeley county
was arrested last week by Special OF
fcer Willis Crowl for fast and reck-
less driving on Main street. He was
tried before Magistrate R. G. Miller
who imposed fine with costs, amount
ing TO $500
John W. Mitchell, who is recuper-
a.ing from a desperate spell of illness
asks US to publicly thank the many
friends and neighbors who were so
kind to him and his wife while ne was
sick. He is now able to be about, but
is very weak yet.
Don't forget the Little Green Tea
Room, open every afternoon and
Saturday It's a success, but every
body has not been there yet. Special
tea for visiting teachers on Friday
afternoon. Coffee at midday on