Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-01-30

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Owens Drug store.
Wanted, some fodder. Apply to
Mrs Lulu V. Cornell.
Butter is As cents a pound today and
eggs are SIS cents dozen.
Calsino and Brady's poultry, hog an6
cattle food at Owens Drug Store.
Try one of our new records, 65 cents
this week only, at Owens Drug Store
Does that cough worry you at night :?
Try Owens Mentholated Cough Bal
sam.
Wheat is quoted in the local market
today at $40 bushel and corn al
~l.S5.
For Sale-Home-grown clover seed
Apply TO H. c. Marshall, near Kear-
neySyille.
Read the new advertisements in the
Register this week. They are worth
YOUR attention.
Wall will be loading cattle this Fri
5ay al Charles Town, and hogs and
calves on Saturday.
A soothing demulcent lozenge for
GryneSS and tickling in the throat
ovens Bronchial LOzenges.
Wanted 100 small feet for a real
value in women'S shoes, suitable fer
comfort and service at Schley's.
Please continue to send the Reg
iSter, for it is always a welcome visit
or."-MrS. L. F. Wilson, lnwood, W.,
Va.
We are still selling boys and girls
stockings, IS cent value, large sizes
for p cents, smaller sizes 20 cents.
AT Schley'S.
DR.. Samuel Gray, a well-knowr
co,orei physician of Martinsburg, died
suddenly in Baltimore on Tuesday. He
was Is years old.
An elegant, convenient and efficient
remedy for govt, rheumatism, gravel
Br!ght's disease and stone in the blad-
ter-OwenS' Lithia Tablets.
OHIO Shepherd has moved from the
Moler'S Cross Roads neighborhood to
the Duuerer farm near Uvilla, former
" owned by ]. Strider Moler.
W. n. Crubbs, Of the Sandy Ridge
neghborhOod, has purchased Dr.
HirSt's residence property at Leetown
and will move there the first of April
Just over the "Flu?" Then you need
a tonic. Try the new bottles of Eel
.owS HypophosphiteS. Also other
good tonicS sold at Owens Drug Store
The weather has been very pleasant
this week. Sunday, Monday and Tues
DAY, were particularly delightful days
and reminded us of spring, with mild
temperature and bright sunshine.
Mr.. Bryant Oscar Snapp and Miss
Lillian Bella Williams, both of Berke-
ley county, were married Tuesdal
afternoon at the Lutheran parsonage in
Martinsburg by Rev. DR.. Chas. 5.
Trump.
We are sorry TO learn that the in
fuenza has made a serious invasion OF
the family of Mr.. r. A. Hammond, near
Kearneysville. Eight of the family
have been down with the disease the
past week.
10. l.. Walper, of Terrapin Neck, re-
ceived word the first of the week from
his son, Harry H. Walper, saying tina
he expects TO leave France about the
5th of February on his return to the
United States.
John w. Locke has sold his lot Ol
five and a-quarter acres just east OF the
corporation limits of Charles Town, or
the Harper'S Ferry pike, TO ). ). Dial
garn for $4,000. Mr.. Dalgern expects
TO build handsome residence thereon.
The Register is recognized as the
leading paper for public sale advertis,
ing in this section. Its circulation i:
large in Jefferson and Berkeley coun-
ties and in Washington COUNT, Nd. An
advertisement with us will reach the
people.
New supply of Owens Quinine Hail
Tonic. Splendid remedy to stop fall
ing hair. Also Owens Vanishing
Cream, has a snow white appearance
fragrant perfume, and a perfectly
smooth consistence, which is being rec
commended very highly.
Three Martinsburg men PLEADED
guilty in the United States Court a.
Parkersburg of selling liquor illegally
Oscar See was fined 500 and sent to
Jail for three months and Robert L
Brantner and Roland Myers were eacl
sentenced to six months in Jail.
Cashier Joseph H. Trout, of the
Farmers Bank, has received letter
from Luther Snyder, formerly of this
bank, now with the American Army in
France He says he is well and get
ting along all right, and he asks to be
remembered to all of his friends here.
]. D. Wilhide will have a cleanup
sale in Keedysville, Md, Tuesday
February llth-horses, wagons, farm
ing implements etc. Pair Of highly
bred ponies, lots of good harness
Thrush & Slough surrey and many
other articles. Further advertisement
next week.
The influenza seems to have beer
everywhere, and most of the Registers
subscribers writing from various sec
tons report the prevalence of the dis.
ease. Mrs. Anna Harrison Hunter, o.
Washington Pa, in renewing her sub
sCription, writes us that they have hac
siege OF it in her family.
= meeting o! the Pack Horse Ford
CAcp'er, OF the D. A. R. will be held
rcNJ Monday evening, February 3D., a.
ole Cck, Il the home of Mrs. Samue'
!. lodges. Every memter who can
possibly do so is urged to attend, as
officers for the ensuing year are to be
elected and delegates ~ the ID. A. R.
convention are TO be named.
Attention is called to the card of DR..
Roy S. Proctor, veterinary surgeon, OF
Hartinsburg. He will practice both in
Berkeley and Jefferson counties, and
Will give especial attention to calls