Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-10-30
BRIEFS.

For the best in harness oil, use Ship
leyS.
Look for Boswell's special prices on
Saturday.
We sell only the best seeds. C. F..
Wall Company.
A few Durham heifers for sale. See
X. G--Iastv.
Bre'r Rabbit pure New Orleans mo-
laSSes at Boswells.
Pink Rose, ~ piece dinner-set at
BoSwell'S, only 500.
For bad horses, use Shipley's i'm
proved leather halters.
What is your bid? Wall will pay
little more if he needs it.
Special care taken to the repairing of
autos at the Potomac Garage.
The seasons best in horse blankets
$500 and up, at D. c. Shipley's.
One set of cart gears, used but two
or three times. Get this bargain. D.
{. Shipley.
Fan belts for Fords and all other
makes of autos at Shipley'S. Bring
your old one along.
want 65 black-face ewes, good
mouths. State price when writing. c.
T. Wall, Charles Town.
When in your automobile visit the
Wall meat market, Merchants old
stand, Charles Town.
Come and see my full line of tires
and tubes. Get the price before you
buy Potomac Garage.
When | cannot repair your old horse
collar, let us sell you a new one at last
springs prices. D. c. Shipley.
There will be meeting of the Red
Cross in the Old College Hall, on Tues
day evening, November 4, at 100.
The Jefferson County Sunday School
Association is in session this Thurs
DAY and Friday in Charles Town.
A Jefferson County telephone has
been installed in the Office Of Census
Enumeration w. J. Knott in this place.
A complete line of genuine Ford
parts and accessories at the Potomac
Garage. J. w. BUCKLES, proprietor.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll D.
Billmyer, at Allentown, Pa, a son,
Carroll Davis Billmyer, Jr., October Is,
1919.
For Sale-A good II months old
Registered Poland China boar Apply
10 John D. Lowe, on the Frank Hill
Farm, west of Shepherdstown.
There will be small sale of Govern
ment food supplies at the Market
House, in Shepherdstown, on Saturday
night of this week, beginning at 730
sharp.
Friday night of this week will be
Halloween. Let everybody enjoy the
festivities usual to this occasion-but
there's no sense in damaging or de-
stroying property.
A common steer can be bought |
market fat, for cents and fancy one
will cost $3.50 in Chicago. Can't We
market them as good as any one? Buy
the better kind from Wallis.
Edward Bransom, one of Shepherds
towns well-known colored residents, |
died at his home here on Monday, af |
ter long illness from tuberculosis. |
He was about thirty-five years old.
The house and lot on the corner of |
Duke and New streets, owned by the |
late Mrs. Sarah Jane Osbourn, was sold
at public sale last Saturday. Samuel |
NJ. Huyett was the purchaser at S7lO. |
The regular meeting of the D. A. R. |
will be held Monday night, November
Sd, at o'clock, at the home OF Mrs.
Virginia Harrison. A full attendance
is desired, especially the delegates
10 the conference.
A Halloween entertainment and fes-
tival will be held Friday night, Octo-
Der 31st, at the Scrabble school-houSe.
Programme begins at 7.30. AdmiS-
sion ten cents. Chicken soup and ice
cream will be sold.
The ladies of Trinity Episcopal
Church will hold an exchange on
Saturday, November 8, in the Licklider
store room, beginning at 10 o'clock.
Pies, cakes, candy, and all sorts of good
things. Everybody come and buy.
Dr.. J. B. Chamberlin, optometrist, |
Of Martinsburg, will be at the Shipley
House on Monday, November 10th,
from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. He will be
prepared to make thorough examina-
ton of your eyes and furnish glasses
If necessary.
The ladies OF the Uvilla Lutheran
Church will hold an oyster supper and
old-time chicken soup on Friday even
ing, October 3lSt, at the Uvilla hall.
Everybody remember the date and
come and help a good cause.
a sale for the benefit of the Junior
Red Cross will be held in the Shep-
heristown Graded School beginning at
FIVE o'clock on Saturday evening,
November Sth. Soup, sandwiches, cot
fee, cake, icecream, and other good
things will be sold. Come and help a
worthy cause.
While William Miller, who lives on
the NanMetre farm in Berkeley coun-
Is. was driving quietly along the Mar
'.nSbuTg road last Monday his Max
we'll automobile suddenly burst into
flames from some unknown cause, and
the Blamed thing was ruined BY the fire
that he was unable to put out. The
loss is a considerable one.
Mrs. Mary E. McSherry, an estimable
lady Of the Charles Town neighborhood,
died last Monday at the home of her
Son-in-law, Mr.. John Fritts, aged so
years. She is survived by several
daughters. including Mrs. Davis, Shep-
hcrdstown; Mrs. James Slusher, Mrs.
George Wilmington, and Miss Lena
M,SieTry, o, Charles Town district.
Mrs Mabel Barron, wife Of Alex
Barron, a former resident of this
ccul'y, now living in Berkeley county,,
dra~k a quantity of oil of cedar last
Wednesday night. Becoming i'll in
the night, she was moved to a Martins
burg hospital, where she was success
fnilu treatad When her condition