Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-07-10
BRIEFS.

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Y Butter is - cents a pound and egg:
4 = cents dozen.
1 R-r>s,Cy county reports a shortage
| -u-lc school teachers.
lv-.lr IS quoted today at 500 8
A md corn at Sl.S0.
/ Observe the automobile regulations
4 r-.,Sr is on the job now.
| -. Charles Town horse show will
] this year on August 18th and
lU.-.,5, general purpose horse
! c1-.cularS apply TO John w.
| Register will be sent to any ad-
| year for $50, or six months
/ - ,c0,S.
\ oHer at private sale the last
4 IS -. July my residence. Eliza
/ r,GS7;on.
4 oHsr n private sale at the last
/ July house furnishings.
L @ Brotherton-
Sal, Privately-Some fine old
i . solid mahogany furniture, q
1 5>omely carved. Mrs. Carrie
i - st.
.~mcr is passing away and
a. for our streets hasn't ar
/ We are beginning TO get a bit
.- .HOut It.
viii be a pleasant entertain
| Thursday evening on the
tie home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
g.. Leetown.
| PAWS Henderson RELY, of Charles
las passed all his examinations
IseH admitted as a cadet in the
/ $ \aya. Academy.
Users Of Morgan's Grove. fair
~ 10 arrange for an airplaue
l -rg al the fair to be held the
4 Is in September.
| --r, that had belonged to Mr.,
| "-s Samuel Swayne died a few
| -r The bird was known to be
.a0 thirty years old.
Red Cross meeting. Where 2
l College hall. When? Tuesday
$ o'clock. Something special.
-.-y come-men and women.
Noegle has moved here from
>--. Springs and opened up a
70 the CookuS building on Main
L for the repair of furniture, etc.
Village Improvement Society
- town authorities are consider
matter Of putting in drinking
gain 2 front of the council build
sale 4 very desirable resi-
property in Shepherdstown in
-.,.on. For price and par
s. inquire at the Register Of
l. Wintermoyer has sold his
#-..i0g-houSe on the corner OF
"g,oH and Duke streets to Mrs.
/ 3 Rutherford, who paid $500
-a.Se has put a l6-paSSenger
n service on his auto line between
res Town, Shepherdstown' and
t'-scurg. Patronage on this route
~2-oyinG.
river has cleared up and bass
-g IS being enjoyed by our local
-s and visiting Sportsmen. Some
good strings Of bass have been
b.. this week
ere seems to be a slight shortage
| gar in certain sections of the East.
government will shortly put on
' 2l,OOO,OOO pounds that had been
lJ~mulated for army use.
win T. Strider announces that he
| continue on his own account the
taking business in Charles Town
--.y conducted by him and his
the late n. S. ]. Strider.
/ KearneySville turnpike is get
@ very bad condition-chiefly be-
the bitches have been allowed to
and the water runs in the mid
l the road instead of along the
-t-nant Harry Howard Bates, o.
Vsg recently returned from
JAS, and Miss Rhoda Florence
,-y. of Bramwell, W. Va, were
-5 on July LIST in the Episcopal
~aH Johnson, a travelling man CT
les Town, was taken i'll at hotel
u1ey last Sunday night, threat
1 with typhoid fever. His wife
,-.egraphed for and she is low
Il him.
very important meeting of the
/ e Improvement Society will be
/ --N, Monday evening, July 18th,
Il o'clock, at the home of Miss
? L.cslider. All the members are
4 90 attend.
/ mayer Musser has an unusually
4 bill, for the coming week at the
house, including some of the
| lrk Of the old favorites. Read
y -.-rtiSement in another column
!. - the fine list of attractions.
Mission Band of the Uvilla
1 -ar Church will hold a lawn
\ on Friday evening. July 18th,
home of John Allen Link.
4 soup and icecream will be
1 The public patronage is
aides of the community who
/ 70 10 assist in the ladies' de-
--~, Of the Morgan's Grove fair
-a- are requested to meet at the
10 Mrs. Bette Rentch Saturday
of this week at s o'clock
.-.-s Town is arranging to i'm
\ main street by putting hard
\ NJ limestone chips and tarvia,
similar preparations upon it.
II finance will also be passed pro-
the hitching of horses on the
rect.
Il usually hot weather that pre-
\ u week took a change for the
/ sunday evening, and since then
N - ,;rhte boue hapD daltpDt-