Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-04-03
BRIEFS.

Farm and orchard supplies at A. S.
cambridge & Co.'S.
Extra good dairy cows at Geo. w.
Vests sale near Kabletown on April
7th.
For Sale-Two comfortable dwelling
houses at Duffields. Inquire at Reg,
lister Office.
We have a small amount of spring
fertilizer on hand now. A. S. Dan
bridge s. Co.
Last chance. to buy farming nipple
mentS at Geo,%. Vests sale on April
9TH. Also some good harness.
The Rothwell Orchard Company near
KearneySville has added a Fordson
tractor TO its orchard equipment.
Everything offered at Geo. w. Vests
sale near Kabletown on April 7th will
positively be sold No by-bidding.
Let us order your repairs at once,
and have your machines in order when
YOU need them. A. S. cambridge &
Co.
John Aglionby bought the old school
house at Shenandoah Junction, which
was sold recently at public sale He
paid $500 for it,
For Sale-A good sized lot in ex-
cellent location with two comfortable
dweliing-houses upon it, Inquire al
the Register Office.
The graded school raised this week
N22.O4 for the relief of Syrian and
Armenian sufferers. This is very
credItable TO the children.
The hen that lays is the hen that
pays. Rhode Island Reds are that kind
Eggs Sl.O0 for fifteen, fertility guaran-
teed. R. P. Shaffer, Shepherdstown.
Winter term examinations are be-
ing held at Shepherd College this
Thursday and Friday The regular
spring term begins next Monday, April
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shepherd will
not occupy their town house, but offer
it for rent. They will move into one of
the cottages on Bellevue farm for the
present.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Finly
b-4 .'AA4 I'll SASts III lpNNlpll, q NGuRlllGl,
weight seven pounds. Mrs Fin'y was
formerly Mss Lenord Marlen, of Shsp
herdStOwn.
James A. RusSler, a former resident
Of MartInSburg, was killed last week in
Steelton, Pa, by being caught in The
machinery of steel plant in which he
was working.
Rev. Edward L. Folk is having new
barn built on his farm west OF town,
tenanred by Walter Kearney. The car
penter work is being done by Messrs
Maddox and Grubbs.
Hon A. Moore, Jr., of Berryville, has
resigned as general counsel for the |
Northern Virginia Power Company,
and Attorney r. Gray Williams, of Win
chester, will fill the position.
w. H. Knode asks US to say that he |
will serve the public with ice the COM
ing summer, and will begin delivery
Just as soon IS the weather gets warm
er. Let him have your order now
Car of New York seed potatoes Just
in, also car of seed oats, and car of |
choice -four middlingS and car of brew
crS grains. Large assortment of stock |
and chicken tonicS and remedies just |
received. G. +. Wall, Charles Town.
c. F. Wall, in talking of his last
big sale, made the remarkable asSer-
ton that in % sales he has never lost |
a dollar, and only once or twice has
had sale notes to go to protest. This |
IS a good showing for our own and ad- |
journing counties.
Mary Alice Manuel, well-known
young colOred woman of Shepherds
town, was taken to the City Hospital If
MartinSburg few days ago, where
she will be operated upon for relief |
from injuries received by falling some
months since.
NJ K. Bowers, of Kearneysville, asks
Us TO say that he is ready now for
any business in the way of painting aH5
paper-hanging and will be glad 10 max.
estimates and give prices. He is ar
expert in this line of work, having |
learned the business thoroughly in the
West
Miss Cummings, who is sent from |
Washington by the Red Cross to speak |
on certain phases of Red Cross Work |
as related to peace problems and public |
health will be in ShepherdStown Thurs
day, April 10th. Moving pictures in
connection Herewith will be shown |
Thursday afternoon at the opera house.
l. NJ Long, of Rippon, has sold his
farm on Sandy Ridge, formerly known
as the Butler farm, to Floyd Childs, of |
Frederick county, Va, who takes pos |
session this spring The place con-
tains ESQ acres and Mr. Childs paid |
Sll0 an acre for it. Mr.. Long has also |
sold his farm of So acres near Rippon |
to his Son-in-law, E. E. Allen, on |
private terms.
John p Thompson, who has been
farming the Bellevue place near town, |
has concluded TO quit and will sell his |
household goods on Saturday. Mrs. |
ThompSon's health is poor, and they |
viii give up housekeeping. She Will |
probably have to submit to a surgical
operation, and when she has recovered |
Nj and Mrs. Thompson may go to
Nebraska to spend some time with her |
relatives.
EaStburn Chaney and b. B. Bender, |
two wcll-known Norfolk & Western |
passenger conductors, were last week |
indicted by the grand jury of Clarke
county, on the charge OF interfering
with prohibition officers. Ii is alleged
tat the -G'--a1 men INSTRUCTED the
.ore W. n .he latter were seeking to
0rsh-Ti meG who were illegally car
r. ing liquor into Virginia on the rail
road trains
Mss Anna Henshaw Gardiner, who
recently returned from a service of p
months in Red Cross work in France,
made a most interesting and instructive
talk Tuesday night to members of the
Red Cross and others in Shepherds
town. She related her experiences in
hospital work. and referred especial
~ TO the remarkable courage and cheer
Ft,IDace Of our American cOidierc under